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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from the Pendleton Oregon issue lists publishing details and subscription rates. It notes daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions, mail options, and rate terms. Also mentions the Chicago Bureau, Washington DC bureau address and Scripps affiliation.
The current Sunset Magazine issue features large display ads for 10 Pacific coast communities including Medford Coos Bay Santa Cruz San Jose San Diego Contra Costa Watsonville Yales City and Marysville. Ads aim to attract homeseekers and capital, arguing public funds can support such advertising as a legitimate expense and noting people seek places with strong inducements rather than those that simply display a sign.
Pendleton editor Enitor T. T. Geer argues against undermining popular government after Oregon fixed the popular six year Senator election principle. He urges fair treatment of Governor Chamberlain as a potential candidate, insisting the people’s choice must be respected and tested on equal terms.
The text argues to uphold Statement No 1 requiring the people’s wishes to guide Senate elections. It criticizes Mr Geer for doubting the pledge and urges Republicans to trust the people and avoid a backward step from Oregon’s advance on popular legislation. It stresses that past elections showed voters honored the pledge and calls for continued faith in the people’s choice for senators.
TheEast Oregonian notes Ezra Mack plans to seek Roosevelt's backing for a national boulevard on the Old Oregon trail. It recalls Coxey's 1894 protest and his idea to employ idle workers to build a cross country highway, paid to prevent starvation. The piece contrasts past labor unrest with modern demands for an automobile corridor.
A biased remark about a driveway on the old Oregon Trail site surfaces, with reference to a wealthy agitator once denouncing Coxey in 1504. The suggested road would have been cheaper then, but the text frames the issue as a longstanding political feud tied to wealth and influence.
The Laramie Republican cites Senator Teller as chair of the program, claiming he pushes anti administration ideas that aim to discredit President Roosevelt. It notes Colorado stockmen favor government control of the open range, but Denver delegates so far oppose it, urging fair representation of the majority at the Denver meeting.
A nostalgic verse by Nixon Waterman recalls youthful wisdom at eighteen and changing ambitions. The speaker reflects on learning, dreams of transforming the world, and acknowledges fading youth as time passes before death.
John Tyler Morgan, U.S. senator from Alabama, born June 4 1824 in Athens Texas. He studied law, admitted to the bar in 1845, served in the Confederate army rising to brigadier general, and later became president of the electoral college. He was involved in politics as a Democrat and served as a commissioner to organize the government of Hawaii after annexation.
June 21 22 Dresson Development theatre and rose festa Portland June 21. July 4 Desperation at Pendleton July 4 7 PP UL national convention Spokane July 9 12 Knights Templar converse Saratoga N Y July 10 15 International Christian Indraver Seattle July 15 20 Grand Lodge Bika Philadelphia Wool States Paws Shantio June 10 11 and 24 July 16 Camden June 21 Finker City July 9 Flyin July 11
A historical note explains how the crescent became a Turkish emblem after Tynantium and Byzantium. It recounts Philip of Macedon’s siege night attack repelled by a luminous moon signaling the garrison, then the crescent spreading to public squares and later becoming imperial symbol. A Paris sales figure notes 46,000 horses sold for food last year.
European plan with first class service including steam heat throughout rooms en suite baths and large ample rooms. The Hotel St. George is described as one of the most up to date hotels in the Northwest with telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
The piece critiques socialist Sunday schools in London and quotes catechism questions on aristocrats workers and ownership. It shifts to biographical notes about a political figure who raised a company in the Mexican War, moved to California politics, served in Congress, Kansas governorship, and Civil War service, with mention of General Denver and the Colorado territory name.
General James W. Denver born in Winchester Virginia in 1817 died in Ohio on August 9 1803. He moved to Ohio with his family in 1840 studied for the bar and later relocated to Missouri.
A garbled July item lists multiple historical figures and events with scattered dates. It mentions Norris near Philadelphia, Gustave Chiseret minister of war, Elmira related notes, Jenkins governor of Georgia after the Civil War, Prendergast assassin, and various European political figures.
The Hotel Pendletor offers refurbished and refurnished accommodations with en suite baths and single rooms. Telephone and fire alarm systems updated. Commodious sample rooms and free bus. Special weekly or monthly rates. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Three blocks from depot.
A first class family hotel and stock men's headquarters with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Offers American and European plan. Weekly or monthly rates, excellent dining room service. Rooms from 50c to $1.00. Free bus to and from all trains.
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