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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
3
In Marshfield Oregon Judge John Coke orders the county treasurer to turn over seven thousand dollars in tax money withheld from the Port of Coos Bay. The ruling clarifies municipal finance and port funding amid regional budget tensions.
N M Langston of Oklahoma visited Yale this week between trains and shared insights on the Columbia offshore well. He indicated a million dollars from eastern investors would be wired to Yale soon after the offshore flow was confirmed.
A London critique of Berlin women notes their shift toward fashion yet highlights a split between upper-class progress and traditional, economical wardrobe choices. It observes actresses and socialites adopting dress to enhance appeal, while many older women cling to silk as a symbol of taste and frugality, leaving German street scenes unchanged.
Stanford officials decide that varsity football baseball and track athletes will receive the regular block S emblem while tennis players get a block S within a circle. The university splits sports into major and minor groups with possible future additions. Medals for S wearers are under consideration.
In Portland Bishop Quayle advised four recently admitted candidates to insure their lives if married and buy land to ensure independence if not active pastors. He urged them to be men with brains, character, and hearts, and to ease burdens in their communities.
Ad for Tdquid Foot Base promising relief for tired aching feet with a slogan about happiness at a price of two for a bottle. Encourages honest loyal work as a path to success.
From The Sporting World: Vancouver suffers defeat 5 to 2 as four consecutive Seattle hits spark a rally in the third inning. Brinker starts, Paddock fails to stop the onslaught, and Lewis seals Seattle’s lead with timely fielding. Rockenfield shines for Spokane with three hits, two stolen bases, and a flawless bunt play in a 5 to 1 victory over the Indians.
In San Francisco on May 4 Sacramento and Oakland battled to a 4 run 14th inning comeback led by Boardman’s three bagger clearing the outfield. Briggs scored on a fumbled play as Nelson’s low pitch helped the inning spark. Oakland failed to answer in the bottom half. Other games halted by rain.
Baseball scores from May 2 and 3 show Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, and Brooklyn games. Lineups list Batteries and pitchers such as Wood Carrigan Krause Thomas Willets Stanage Payne Groome Street Doyle Ford Sweney Wiltse Drucker Mesers Rucker Erwin.
In Seattle on May 4, Miller pitched effectively through most innings as Seattle defeated Vancouver 8 to 2. The Northwest League matchup featured strong Seattle hitting and solid defense, with Vancouver struggling to capitalize on chances late.
May 4 Sin Francist reports Jack Johnson denies sending a telegram to Chicago asking recipients not to bet on the Jetfrives Johnson fight until advised whether the match would be allowed. He calls any such telegram a forgery and says he sent no message regarding the fight or its approval.
In Trenton New Jersey during a $200000 damage suit a sudden interruption halted a lawyer’s argument. Former Attorney General Robert Mc Carter, with extended arm, appeared struck by illness then drew three letters from his pocket saying his wife sent them to pester him, causing laughter in the courtroom.
A pointed parable about Mose the waiter exposing false promises and a shop that overpromises. Truthful ads build trust, while deceit backfires. Roosevelt’s call for lofty ideals is linked to business honesty. A muffler sale shows honesty sparks quick, loyal responses and strong public trust.
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