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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
5
Public notice from Oregonian Publishing Co. regarding offices and mailing details. Indicates address at Fourteenth Street N W and Pendleton operations setup for second class mail and telephones.
Publication offers daily and semi weekly rates by mail or carrier. One year by mail costs 9.00, six months 4.50, three months 1.35, one month 0.50. By carrier 9.60 per year, 2.78 for one month, 1.96 for three months, 0.68 for one month. Semi weekly by mail 2.00 per year, six months 1.00, four months by mail.
A homage to heroic soldiers who missed the call to battle in France. The poem honors their daily work, sacrifice, and patience as they trained, rationed, and supported the war effort, enabling others to triumph. It closes with a rallying cheer for those who could not go to war.
Wartime report notes a dramatic incident as German fleet caretakers left aboard surrendered ships. Speculation centers on why British admiral allowed it and whether sinking the ships or keeping them afloat mattered. Germans prioritized fighting ability over comfort, contributing to mutinous sentiment among seamen.
A New York druggist owned Jim a Great Dane famed for life saving deeds. The dog rescued swimmers and woke inmates in a fire, earning a bronze medal he wore proudly. He was killed defending his master's home from a burglar, proving a dog's life can serve others with noble purpose.
Republican national chairman Hays voiced support for separating the League of Nations covenant from the peace treaty in New York on Saturday. The move drew criticism as leading senators insist the covenant remains part of the treaty, a view seen as essential by many regardless of party. The piece questions GOP leadership and mentions Germany, Von Bernstorff, the Bolshevists, and Samuel Gompers, closing with an odd exhortation to buy a home before air fever.
New York June 23 The Cardinals under Rickey face a tough season in the National League second division after trade moves with Philadelphia and internal reshuffles. Rickey aims to rebuild, trading Douglas Heird for Ashton Rock and pondering shifts for Rogers Hornsby while bolstering pitching with Doak, Meadows, and Goodwin.
A garbled reminiscence mixes a midshipman misidentification at a party in the Indies with calls for municipal lighting in Scribner Nebraska. The piece threads quirky naval misperception, a blast of sarcasm, and a stray crime-note fragment about a one-armed man creeping along wall panels.
In Lenox on June 23 a country residence of Mr and Mrs T S Hanna was robbed of jewelry valued between 50 000 and 60 000. A New York private detective agency dispatched operatives to assist the inquiry as Mrs Hanna’s jewels including rings necklaces and bracelets were taken. Entry was gained through a dormer roof and a hallway connecting to the dressing room. No weapon was used and guards reported no alarm.
Chicago June 24. Chicago air taxis start flights with a fleet of ten Corie biplanes led by former army flyers. A passenger reports urgent business as a test flight from Maywood to Aurora shows promising service. Alfred Gara, son of T J O Gara, heads the venture aiming to fly anywhere in North America with routes to Detroit and New York under Cook County authorities' notice.
Partial readable lines mention Onilar a private flying circus and United States Airplane, with scattered references to costs and the South Shore club. The text is garbled. primary entities include Wheate, Rahibiden, Deleha, iga, pederet, and the Ale Linn Transit Company amid a discussion of travel or transit facilities.
Years after Havana bout with Johnson, Jess Willard appears younger and fits a training frame. Photographer Bob Dorman recalled a 1920 El Paso session showing Willard roping through drills. The Havana fight location and looming weigh-in around 250 pounds are cited as context for his upcoming challenge.
A garbled sentence describes a man arriving at his office in a Weatminster building and receiving a booking from a Chicago vintner to fly to Toledo to meet someone.
A fragment suggests a social figure who preaches pity before marriage then behaves differently after wedding, described as treating a trick as a horse in a moral anecdote about behavior and reputation.
A fragment speaks of love as a poor deal and a stubborn joule, hinting at unpredictable twists that follow in its wake. The lines imply uncertain outcomes and restless energy without naming people or places.
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