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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
The East Oregonian, Pendleton Oregon, lists advertising deadlines and rates. Notices to advertisers require copy by 4:45 p.m. the prior day, with deadlines differing for Monday and Saturday editions.
The East Oregonian highlights its bold campaign for the Oregon equal suffrage amendment, noting national praise from women’s publications and widespread recognition. It claims the paper helped push Pendleton and Umatilla County into new national visibility, drawing letters from supporters nationwide and inspiring women to consider moving to the area.
Sam Wax Wax and John Mitchell faced Judge Wolverton in Portland yesterday for carrying whiskey to a Pendleton joint establishment. Wax Wax, lacking English, received three months in county jail and a 350 fine. Mitchell, more fluent, got six months on the same charge and extra penalties. The judge noted English education shaped the outcomes and urged naming the local keepers alongside broader questions of responsibility.
In Pueblo a bid dispute over paying materials ended with one firm winning by offering a patented material. A rival, claiming equal quality, hired a local man to pose as an attacker to halt work via an injunction. The attempt failed, the hired tool was discarded, and the treacherous firm refused to pay him the promised $500, leaving him to face the consequences alone. The episode serves as a warning against traitors who ally with dishonesty.
The East Oregonian notes returning young men in Pueblo and Pendleton engaging in useful vacation work while warning against idle white shirt students. It recalls Lewis and Clark era respect for industrious labor, urges continuous effort, and highlights local pride in young people and historical artifacts connected to the Clearwater area. The piece also discusses smelter fumes lawsuits and anti foreign plots affecting American presidents, urging vigilance against those who plot against industry and national interests.
A fragmented verse from Memphias News scimitar sings of acids and dyes. It mentions four and twenty bob veal soaked in alkali and a borax can being shaken during cooking, posing as a dainty dish.
A reflective verse urging universal love across roles from mothers to teachers and Christians. It calls for mothers and teachers to cultivate true motherhood and moral influence, urging ministers and followers to live love daily and embody the golden rule.
A stark warning from Wilehires Magazine cited by Rev. Josiah Strong describes high fatality and injury rates in mines, factories, and railways. It claims 57,514 deaths and over 222,000 injuries annually among workers, with some steel departments averaging only ten years of life and New Jersey pottery sites facing deadly lead poisoning within two years.
F B Parkyn returned from near Ahsalkn where he went to arrange for bringing down the Ing a canoe partly finished by Lewis and Clark in 1805 and abandoned before completion. Discovery details appeared in the Lewiston Tribune. Parkyn was directed to the site by Charles Adams an Indian who claims knowledge of the matter.
The Hotel St George offers a European plan with steam heat throughout en suite baths and a large new sample room. It is described as one of the most up-to-date hotels in the Northwest with telephones, fire arm connections to the office, and hot running water in all rooms. Block and a half from the depot and near the big electric line.
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