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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
3
L T Cooper promotes a 90 day program claiming most diseases arise from stomach disorders and that his medicines cure chronic indigestion. Public attention grows as patients testify to relief and renewed appetite, with Pendleton Drug Co selling the preparations.
The Wallace Press reports Steve Adams has been abandoned by the Western Federation of Miners and other former supporters as he faces murder charges in Telluride. Jail officials and Sheriff Whitsell are noted while advocates for his defense appear scarce amid a broader view of organized criminal activity across Washington and Oregon.
Authorities in several counties in Washington and Oregon plan strict action against horse thieves. The measure targets persistent thieves operating across multiple counties, signaling intensified patrols, raids, and penalties to curb the crime. Local sheriffs emphasize cooperation and rapid response to reported horse thefts.
A Waldport correspondent reports O V Hurt denies Holy Roller activity at Waldport. In a letter to Corvallis acquaintances Hurt says the Spokane Chronicle story is a lie and that he is in business at Waldport, available for inquiries. He urges investigation and offers to share information.
W L Wright, a leading fruit grower in the Oikirnn country, recounts a humorous tale of productivity. He and Mrs Wright enjoyed a six week California vacation funded by a crop from ten apple trees last fall.
In Ranage City a Democratic banquet sells about twelve hundred tickets for Monday night. William J. Bryan and Judson Harmon will be the main speakers at the event.
A Boise Capital News correspondent reports Wisconsin Senator La Follette growing stronger as a Republican presidential contender. The piece notes rising support among labor and farmers, with no artificial push from a press bureau. It predicts he will be a major factor at the national Republican convention.
Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin pushes for renomination of Roosevelt and argues the party needs a proven reformer. He counters Taft Hughes admirers and cites La Follette’s own record on railroad rate legislation and currency reform as proof he can carry the party to victory. The piece portrays three Roosevelt aligned camps and urges voters to choose a candidate with an independent post record.
North Yakima Justice Doust dismissed a case against Charles Niles Clifford Barber a messenger boy Frank Sinclair and Roy Fourney over egg throwing at a socialist meeting. The plaintiffs accused the defendants amid a three week clash sparked by D. Burfevs socialist orator and a red flag incident. The defendants faced local protests and nightly egging at the gatherings.
The meeting descended into a riot as demonstrators denounced the American flag and praised the red Mag. Officer Niles denied his presence. John A. Walker claimed he was there. Justice Doust condemned Kennedy and followers while sustaining the motion to dismiss, stressing respect for the flag as essential to free government.
The Spokane alumni of Stanford university met and framed resolutions after discussing prevailing Stanford conditions. Copies will be sent to the Stanford student body, President David Starr Jordan, and the faculty committee. Attendees offered no specific recommendations, urging a prompt settlement to protect the university’s good name.
Federal investigations into loco weed harming western stockmen are released in Bulletin No 121 Part. The pest is deadly poisonous in one form and should be exterminated in fenced pastures. Locoed cattle may be cured with strychnine and locoed horses with Fowler's solution. Ranchers are urged to request copies from the Bureau of Plant Industry in Washington, D. C.
Get DeWitt's Carborized Witch Ha ao Salve. It is good for piles. Sold by Taltman & Co. The ad lists numerous names and cities in a testimonial style common to old newspaper notices.
A terse dialogue contrasts poetry and painting as two individuals spar over creative virtue. The exchange touches on being called poets, artists, and the humor of making comic valentines while debating the merit of their work.
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