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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
4
Copy for advertising matter to appear in the Blat Oregonian must be in by 4:45 p.m. the day before publication. For Monday ads, copy should be received by 4:45 p.m. the preceding Saturday. The note lists varied misspellings of delivery options and deadlines.
A Republican ex-legislator endorses Governor Chamberlain, arguing it is folly to oppose him for an imaginary political difference. He cites Chamberlain's expertise, reforms, and fiscal prudence, asserting four more years would advance Oregon's state government and benefits.
Officials of the trust return from the May City amid talk of generosity and soul displays in San Francisco. The article notes capitalizing on public sentiment while outlining the era’s corporate exhibitions and civic response.
Our store offers line hooks ink erod rods and more for spring and summer fishing and all sports. We provide appliances and equipment for every sport you fancy with quality options or better than others so you can enjoy the season.
The city and steel firms align to credit rebuilding firms showing substantial credit with financiers. The steel tariff of about ten dollars per ton is expected to cover small losses and buoy the trust with profits. Observers warn the trust wields influence and may shape policy, though it can afford temporary benevolence for gain.
Woolgrowers in Umatilla County celebrate a decisive victory for cooperative action in wool sales. Prices rose this week with Cunningham Sheep & Land Co. at 21 cents and J. E. Smith Live Stock Co. at 21 4% cents, marking gains over last season and underscoring the pool’s fairness and efficiency. The pool pools benefits include better prices, simplified sales, and strengthened fraternal ties among growers and buyers.
The Cumberland Presbyterians in Decatur call for civic and social reformation through voting on moral conviction. A new Southern general assembly urged no Cumberland Presbyterian vote for a mate who believes in saloons, signaling a pure principle approach to politics. Idaho Democrats condemn secret oath-bound interference by Mormon hierarchy, affirming the right to elect officers and make laws free from covert dictation.
The Memphis News-Scimitar profiles Father Coffin the evangelist beloved by railroad workers across the Northwest. In a Throttle interview he discusses his work for the Railroad Men's Home and the Railroad Total Abstinence movement, noting his push for automatic couplers and air brakes and detailing fund plans to sustain the home near Chicago.
A compilation lists May to September meetings across Oregon towns including Athena Walla Walla Portland and Boise City, plus a series of wool sale dates fixed by the Oregon Woolgrowers association at Shaniko Baker City Elgin and Elma. It notes a stray local anecdote about a man relocating goods and a Kansan proverb about stability.
The Kanain farmer endures yotennoes floods and drouths with toleration as the season may go wet or dry. Hollow horn among cattle and bugs in the wheat puncture hope, yet the Kansan clings to land and quarter sections, bracing for wind and cyclone as the world turns in the fields.
A fragmented item quotes Wilshire's Magazine on Missouri plans to lease and operate coal mines to supply state institutions and a note on New Zealand buying mines for national coal distribution. It also mentions Oregon’s Development League loss of records in a Portland fire, its solid finances, Aberdeen Wart’s brick kiln and quality bricks matching the Northwest best.
An Indiana state official jailed for embezzlement is praised by 21,000 petitioners who seek parole, while Governor Hanley denies the request. The official reportedly stole 46,000 to pay debts, later lost 10,000 in court, and invested public funds in oil wells and mines, with conspiratorial finances blamed for his losses. The petition reflects personal ties influencing views of theft versus impropriety. Seattle firemen Latham and C Graham are accused of looting during the Arlington dock fire, with stolen goods found at the city engine house.
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