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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
5
Publicable every afternoon except Sunday at Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co Subscriptions rates listed for daily weekly semi weekly and combinations In Chicago and Washington bureaus ad copy deadlines note for advertisers detailing submission times and day prior deadlines for ads and public notices
The Atlanta Constitution argues that candidates not pledging to Statement No 1 for U S senator would trigger a senatorial deadlock in the next session. It warns against candidates who oppose the people's will, accusing party bosses of pressuring for their own views and casting the issue as a vital test of democratic principle.
The Umatilla County picnics begin May 1 with Engle picnic at Ethe and continue across the county. Festivities include rallies, fairs, and upcoming Decoration Day and Fourth of July celebrations. Community groups plan gatherings through May and into June with church conferences and local conventions.
The East Oregonian reports Pendleton aims to name two new school buildings Eugene Fleet on Alta Street and the high school, with three others to christen by formal exercises. It suggests East side options Hawthorns, Jongtenion, Lowell, and poets like Edwin Markham, Joaquin Miller, Holmes, Poe. Also condemns anti prohibition pamphlets, notes teachers’ salaries rising next year, and credits the Pierce law for district per capita funds. Senators Pierce and Smith supported the measure in the state senate and are up for re election.
A local ad touts fishing gear and sports appliances for spring and summer. It promises complete lineups including line hooks sinks rods and related equipment, claiming to suit every sport and preference with top quality supplies.
The petition highlights Justice Halley born and raised in eastern Oregon with knowledge of irrigation mining stock-raising and farming laws and urges reelection to the supreme court to safeguard eastern Oregon interests. It questions a newspaper’s honesty and economy in public affairs accusing it of graft by refusing to comply with taxes year after year.
A company with capital of $10 000 will begin manufacture at Harrington Washington of an equalizer device to regulate the draft on all kinds of farm machinery and vehicles. Inventors William Green and Robert Green are named.
Bert Huffman of Pendleton writes of the desert as a harsh silent landscape that births life with spring. A bride of the royal river rises from the barren wastes as motherhood and renewal awaken, transforming emptiness into fertile vitality.
A Denver Post note by T. W. Parsons envisions a distant city built by Nolland unreadable to sea and stormproof, where time is not spent on work or war. It imagines sitting beside silver springs from Crods footstool and dwelling with sages and martyrs in Sublime repose and musical movement.
Alfonso will wed Princess Ena in Madrid on June 2 with a lavish gift set valued at 500000 dollars. The ceremony will be conducted by Cardia Suncha with high church officials, followed by a coronation-style procession to the palace in an ebony and pearl carriage.
Miss Mildred Keller of Washington D C praises Peruna for restoring her health after illness and climate change. She reports rapid improvement and regained appetite, noting it strengthened her constitution and led to full recovery. The letter quotes Dr Mortman and claims widespread testimonials supporting Peruna’s laxative quality.
May 25 to Caledonian picnic at Athena. May 24 27 Epworth League convention in Walla Walla. May 31 June 2 Pioneers reunion in Weston. June 14 Oregon Pioneer Association meeting in Portland. June 20 24 Northwest Sportsmen’s tournament in Walla Walla. July 12 15 International Baptist Young People's Union convention in Omaha. July 17 10 Ellis grand lodge in Denver. September 3 8 National Irrigation congress in Boise City. September 18 Northwest Laundry men’s association in Pendleton. Wool sale dates: Shaniko June 6 19 20 and July 10 11. Baker City June 25 26 July 13 17 18 Elgin July 13.
John D. Rockefeller and party plan an overseas trip to Europe scheduled for May 31 if plans hold. The Standard Oil leader travels with his wife and close kin, while distant family and associates are noted for ongoing personal and legal matters in Cannes Paris and Dalhart.
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