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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
The snippet appears to be a header from The Traily East Oregonian printing and mailing details. It notes newsroom locations in Portland and Washington DC, a Pendleton postal entry, and designates the paper as the official city and county paper.
The progressive forces led by Cummins win sweeping gains in Iowa. Eight of eleven Congress members go progressive, the legislature aligns with progressives, and the governor’s race sees a progressive candidate nominated against Gov. Carroll. Taft faces insurgents as standpatters resist the movement. The split may not realign the nation, but progressives push for influence and possible future presidential runs under the progressive banner.
The piece argues for Gre gson's stance on direct senate election as income tax amendments loom. It notes broad national support for income tax yet secret votes threaten passage, while opposed forces seek constitutional change without direct legislative action. Public sentiment favors direct election despite current legislative divisions.
The piece argues for direct Senate elections with legislators pledging to choose the popular vote. It cites Oregon having two senators elected this way and predicts national adoption will yield a more representative upper house, warning delays may leave the Senate unworthy and unrepresentative. It emphasizes constitutional change as a prerequisite for meaningful reform.
Two carloads of intending settlers from the Dakotas visit the Umatilla project as guests of Dr. H. W. Coe and organization. They seek irrigated land and see great potential in the desert valley with perfect soil sample water government support and favorable climate and rail river connections. The visit aims to attract investment and transform the valley into a prosperous dairy and farming area.
President Roosevelt discharged an entire battalion of the Twenty Fifth Infantry after a troublesome incident at Brownsville Texas. The article notes Taft shows little inclination to pursue a broader purge of the regiment.
The district fair pavilion will be thronged as people come to view the district displays. Favorable weather helped a band concert draw a large attendance last evening.
Deliver and Cumming performed strongly on home soil, showing solid teamwork and scoring efficiency. The duo linked well in offense, creating opportunities and keeping the crowd engaged as the team built a comfortable lead.
A devotional verse expresses intimate union with the divine at dawn. The speaker seeks steadfast presence of God through morning light and nature, describing stillness, adoration, and the image of the divine reflected within.
The fragmentary verse laments forgotten voices and unrecorded songs while noting the lure of fame and the sorrow of artists who never receive the crown. It meditates on music, memory, and the silent anguish of those who die with their art unsung. An aging line cites Oliver Wendell Holmes. The closing line comments on modern notions of marriage.
Poetic meditation contrasts dream with deed, praising action over aspiration. It frames the deed as the true measure of worth and leadership, naming religious and heroic imagery. The piece attributes royal status to the deed and to the man who fulfills it, concluding with a citation to James C. McNally in Progress.
A jumble of international oddities and local tales: Edwards the Chicago steeplejack walks from Europe to earn a 35000 prize, while British needle workers test a drill through a long sewing needle. Victoria advertises 40,000 settlers, and Swiss schoolchildren smoke cigars as a lesson. A Lincoln woman pays a Census fine after age remains secret, and quips on aging and fortune close the column.
The passage promotes a great constitutional remedy as the best medicine for a serious issue, emphasizing the need for those affected to stay up and avoid falling behind. It frames the remedy as essential and widely applicable to those burdened by the problem.
A letter to the editor questions a proposed ordinance compelling a tenant to draw window shades after 9 30 PM citing safety and nuisance concerns for women on Water Street. The writer argues the rule is unclear and impractical and suggests enforcement issues.
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