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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1904
Page
4
Legal notice of Pendleton Oregon publication details and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Includes publisher name East Oregonian Publishing Company and various terms for daily and weekly mailing options.
A brief verse addresses aging and youth, railing at old men for clinging to wealth while younger generations pursue life and pleasure. The speaker contrasts the graying, bitterly scornful old with the vibrant, blooming youth and hints at the bitter envy from elders.
The May 17 Tribune asserts Walter M. Pierce bears responsibility for the muddle around the Phelps tax bill. It traces House Bill No. 107 from Phelps’s January introduction through committee work, noting the bill’s passage and amendments leading to its enactment. The piece pins blame on Phelps and Booth, while denying Pierce’s role.
The piece attacks Democratic candidates in Mor row and Umatilla counties supporting Dr Cole over F B Holbrook, arguing independence in politics and local irrigation interests. It defends Judge Hartman against Tribune attacks tied to OR and N company actions and criticizes Baker county mining promoters seeking to repeal the Eddy corporation tax law.
The U S department of agriculture plans a plant introduction garden and experiment station at Chico California. Beginning with 90 acres, the site aims to study cultivated plants from around the world, with expansion possible as needs grow. The committee includes Prof. P. H. Dorsett and Prof. A. V. Stubenrauch, backed by Dr. A. J. Pieters, and notes Chico's favorable climate for tropical and northern crops.
An old poem by William Page Carter laments the brave little man who died, with torn shoes and toys set aside as keepsakes. The second part reports Spokane’s New Thought League growth, its New Thought Research Publishing Company, and promoters Erin Wheeler Wilcox and others. lectures planned in the West with Dr F C Myers explaining New Thought as self uplift and humane service without creed.
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