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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
The item lists subscription options and pricing for various formats including weekly, semi weekly, and yearly plans. It notes distribution through mall and carrier, with references to Central Oregon outlets and the Oregon News Co. and Southwest News Co. Also mentions the paper’s status as the official city and county paper and its entry as mailed matter.
A recent Pendleton junketing into Umatilla county promoted a planned county publicity bureau to exploit resources and foster community fellowship among towns from Pendleton to Walla Walla. The group argued the trip would boost colonization, revitalize rural districts, and bring new life to local business. Pendleton hosts applauded the visit and invited further exploration of the Inland Empire.
President Woodrow Wilson told Pittsburg alumni that universities must democratize and serve the people not the few rich patrons. He criticized endowments and privilege, argued state universities are more democratic, and warned that monopoly funding could corrupt arts and sciences, urging self possession to guide society.
The divisionists retreat from a proposed county boundary that would place Athena in Umatilla County. They argue Athena and Weston, with surrounding areas, belong to Umatilla, while residents south of Dry Creek oppose secession. They urge continuing the Crawfish movement toward Blue Mountain or the state line, warning that division harms unity.
An address to a Milton meeting featured J P Neal leader of the county forces declaring he is not a taxpayer. The speaker questioned Neal as a registered voter stating he recently moved to the state. The call urged patience before revising the county boundary lines.
Umatilla counts a robust chain of friendship that grew stronger yesterday and will be hard to break. The community notes durable ties built through shared events and mutual support among residents.
A publicity drive accelerates the ship’s progress as it heads to port next November. Work and boost are focused on Eastern Oregon normal school with a motto “All for one one for all.”
A St Louis Post-Dispatch excerpt quotes a lawman puzzled by motive in enforcing duty. The dialogue suggests duty as motive, but frequency of intention remains unclear. The exchange highlights investigative uncertainty and duty versus motive.
FE W Maunder of Greenwich Observatory told the Royal Astronomical Society that there are no canals on Mars and no Martians. Lantern slides from Mount Wilson Observatory showed no canals despite improved photos. experts attribute dark spot congeries to optical effects and conclude there is no evidence of artificial action on Mars.
The MEPUAL PROPTT SYSTEM in Spokane led by William Masi Jr plans to install electric power and telephone lines, establish schools and churches, build roads, and open free rural routes for 1200 homesteaders on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation within six months. It will fund member aid, buy lumber and supplies, possibly erect a sawmill, and use donkey engines for clearing land. Power will tap Washington Water Power lines. telephones will connect with regional farmers’ lines.
In Carrickmore County Tyrone a venerable widow Peggy McQuirk aged 119, reputed oldest person in the kingdom, dies. Born a maiden, she lived a long, hardy life, kept the local courthouse as keeper until recently, and lived barefoot in summer. The king sent her two pounds and a congratulatory telegram last November.
Mrs Martin Young wife of a White Horse farmer was robbed of 200 dollars by two highwaymen as she returned from a neighbor’s house. Four forty dollar bills were found in Mrs Young’s stocking. The incident was reported in the Daily News and Sketch with local quips mixed in.
A safe medicine marketed as alcohol free and lacking habit forming drugs. The makers claim no craving is produced and that every ingredient is listed on the bottle wrapper and sworn to under oath.
Orison Swett Marden cites Success Magazine urging readers to avoid easy leashes and laziness. He warns that insufficient education and lack of training lead to ruined lives, urging youths to sow deeply in education culture and training for a rich harvest.
An audit reveals withdrawals exceed the bank balance, indicating a shortfall beyond the recorded debt. Officials probing the discrepancy urge immediate review of ledgers, with auditors confirming material gaps and potential unauthorized transfers.
The Chicago Tribune reports German cities suffer reduced sunshine due to industrial smoke and fog, with pollution linked to incomplete combustion. Researchers note brighter health and trade impacts as urban living worsens in dense populations and rising pollution.
Auction type notice describes 110 acres in northern Grant County. Property includes fences, buildings, adjoining reserve, abundant water, 140 fruit trees, 100 acres cultivated, 9 acres in garden, vegetables and berries. Features schoolhouse, nine million feet timber, farm equipment, stock business success, asking price eight dollars per acre with half cash and balance on favorable terms.
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