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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
4
Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes that immortality comes from slow self discipline and enduring pain, not reckless pleasure. Each soul contains a divine spark to be fanned into a steady flame guiding beyond death, or left to fade into grave darkness.
A dramatic political shift ousts Speaker Cannon from his autocratic grip, barring him from the rules committee. The House faces a fierce clash between Republican moderates and insurgents, with Democrats allied to determine leadership and future direction ahead of the next national convention. The upheaval could realign party power and reshape national politics.
Pendleton voiced support for a Washington Oregon traction company electric line extending south into Grant county. City needs two main connections the irrigated west end area and the southern countryside. decision on best route hinges on builders rather than residents, with several factors favoring a southward line.
The writer argues for a direct rail route from Pendleton toward Grant county and southward to Pendleton via Umatilla. A southern line would unlock timber resources, stimulate settlement, and boost local manufacture. Support from Pendleton and the territory is sought to push the project forward.
The article recalls early frontier stockmen scoffing at wheat farming and irrigation, noting a shift as new farmers prove viable. It argues that wheat owners resist breaks in large grain ranches, but predicts inevitable agricultural evolution toward diversified farming and irrigation, with a higher agricultural state in Umatilla county someday.
The East Oregonian urges Pendleton to improve crosswalks, noting many are missing or wooden and decayed. It recommends durable materials like Bitulithite and Bilalic hard surfaces, urging construction on main streets this spring or summer for better safety and appearance.
The new Christian church dedication yesterday adds to the river front north side appearance. The area will look even better after a boulevard is built along the mill race to the academy and the old cemetery tract is improved.
The article notes that despite human ingenuity, accidents occur and offers sympathy for the men killed in yesterday’s train wreck near Cayuse.
Prepare for the bleachers teachers convention as local leaders urge practical plans and spirited dialogue. Demonstrators and officials anticipate discussions on school funding, facilities, and student programs at the forthcoming gathering.
In a Cleveland Ad Club address, Geo. Ade urged advertising must convey the writer's belief in the product. He cited drafting patent medicine copy that touted nicotine cure while he himself smoked, illustrating insider credibility. A playful exchange followed about a yacht named after Miss Gusher and its speed.
A playful verse recounts Adam and Eve starting courtship and marriage, with Adam shy at first then bold. Eve questions his fidelity, they marry, and later attend a dinner in Nod, noting it as authentic history from Life magazine.
An exchange among travelers reveals quests for distant lands and inner realms. Each figure answers with dream destinations, from Spirit dawn and Sphinx’s seat to coral islets and inner journeys, concluding that the speaker’s true voyage lies in the realm the mind already visits, a better journey.
A Philadelphia Record portrait lauds a practical, selfless woman who stays home to raise children, make school dresses, supervise games and gardening, and explore nature with her kids while eschewing vanity and flaunting wealth.
A concise reflection on conversation quality, highlighting the skill of restraint. It suggests that avoiding unnecessary or harmful remarks is the mark of a skilled communicator. The idea emphasizes tact, listening, and thoughtful response over loudness or chatter.
Biographical sketch of Harriet Martineau praising her intellect and works. Highlights include birth in Norwich June 12 1802, multilingual scholarship, journalism at London Daily News, and translation of Auguste Comte Positive Philosophy. Includes anecdotes about her heartbreak and dedication to thought, plus satirical notes on contemporary society and professions.
Exclusive optometrist in Umatilla County with over thirty years of practice. Office in Pendleton Oregon at the John Schmidt building. Grind own glasses and provide careful eye examinations with glasses ground to fit.
1640 acres all fenced with new posts and irrigation water from a stream. 800 acres in grain 250 acres alfalfa. potential 760 ton alfalfa this year. Concrete dam and ditches buildings fruit trees berries. Ideal for feeding stock for the market with a railroad running through the middle. Price 46, one. E T Wade Office American Nat Bank Bldg Pendleton Ore.
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