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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
9
Grand spring opening Friday evening May 11 from 8 to 10 PM at Rader's Furniture Emporium. Handsome souvenirs for the ladies, all invited. Show promises a complete display with Eastern and Western productions despite delays, floor space 2000 square feet, walls filled with decorative pieces.
John Barrett former Portland Oregon reporter and United States minister to Colombia urges the state department to replace foreign vice and deputy consuls with capable young Americans. He cites high foreign representation across consulates and agencies and proposes examination based appointments with salaries to boost U.S. trade, training, and prestige, costing about 300000 annually.
The editorial praises Oregon’s direct primary as a democratic model where the people determine the nominee. It notes the decisive, orderly shift in results, unity around the winner, and the removal of internal party maneuvering. It contrasts Oregon with Idaho’s current system and warns about Mormon influence and organized power.
Edith Hughes of Burton Kansas, a 12 year missionary with the Presbyterian Church, reports from Linwood Presbyterian church pulpit that a broad program exists to counter polygamy among Mormons in Utah as described by the Kansas City Star.
The Walla Walla Union reports continued dry conditions risk damaging the forthcoming harvest. Moisture is urgently needed, especially in low areas, as roots remain vulnerable and a 24 to 34 hour rain would help. Labor for spring work is scarce amid rising railroad construction demand, with Northern Pacific adding a Moscow to Spokane train to meet needs.
A Portland relief member and F W Leadbetter of the Portland Commercial Club describe San Francisco relief needs. They note 1700 cars in congestion and 8000 more on the way, with money urged over supplies as many items spoil and clothing remains unused. Kidney disease also cited as deadly, with Foley's Kidney Cure promoted locally.
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