Daily and Weekly Subscriptions Listed for Oregonian
The notice outlines subscription rates by mail for Daily and Weekly editions, with terms for one year, six months, three months, and shorter periods. It also mentions distribution points at Rich's News Stands in Portland and bureaus in San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D. C., and notes the paper is stored at Pendleton Post Office as second class matter. It includes a notice to advertisers about placing advertising material by a certain deadline for Monday’s issue.
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Mail
Evangel Unity Sermon Calling For Universal Faith
Reverend Herbert Bigelow argues that all followers of Buddha and Confucius are within God's reach through Calvinist doctrine, asserting conscience as God's voice and that no people lack a witness to Him. He condemns monopolies on divine favor and proclaims prophets of good as His ministers guiding unity and brotherhood among nations.
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John Calvin
God
Prophets of Good
Evangel of Unity and Brotherhood
Rev
Herbert &, Bigelow
Dawn of Good Morals Prompts Clean City Crusade
A march of reform sweeps Eastern Oregon counties including Umatilla Baker Morrow and Jay counties as sheriffs back a cleaner municipal life. Citizens vow to boycott vice establishments and stand with the newer citizenship in a rising moral standard. The piece cites public resolve and quotes a famed line about bearing hardship without bowing.
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Pacific Coast
Gowail
Alop County
Baker County
Morrow County
Jaytly Umatilla County
Oregon
Umatilla
Inland Empire Rail Opens Soon For Local Traffic
The portage railroad will open to traffic on June 3, enabling local inland movement. After a quarter century of effort, railroads have stirred interest in interior Oregon with frontier prospects. Boat building emerges as a near-term goal for Columbia tributary cities, while rail expansion continues.
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Inland Empire
Oregon
Columbia River
Inland waterways unlock portage to sea for Lewiston
The article envisions boats lining the Columbia and Snake rivers to carry inland products to market, boosting Lewiston with massive shipments and new settlements. It notes crude home made craft and railroads as key to moving goods, arguing modern transport will open vast areas to settlement and cut dependency on old barriers.
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Columbia
Snake Rivers
Tee Lewiston
O Briens Advancement in Harriman Oregonrail system
Obriens advancement is predicted as the highest Oregon railroad role general superintendent of Harriman lines. The article lauds James P. Belen, superintendent, and details O Briens intimate knowledge of the O R N system. It notes possible promotions for Thomas Walsh John T D Matteson M J Buckley and others on the mountain division.
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East Oregonian
James P. Belen
É& SN
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Hhis
General Manniger
Harriman Jines
Brien Deverves
Iea
O'Brien
Harriman
Eytem
RL & N
Thomas Walsh
John TD. Matteson
la Grande
M. J. Buckley
Oregon Ines
Harriman Lines
Washington
Brien
Japan's Railways Compared As Public Benefit
Kinoshita traffic manager argues government ownership yields cheaper passenger and freight service. He cites construction costs about 40 000 dollars per mile in Japan versus higher American costs, no watered stock, fixed reasonable returns, and government bonds funding roads. He claims Japan models efficiency and affordability for the world.
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Japan
Kinoshita
Ameren
Lso
America
Urepe
News Circular Urges Reporters to Share News Widely
A circular by FP A Miller calls on newspaper agents and readers to share all possible news with Newnpipers wank news. It argues broad news reporting will benefit papers and foster friendly relations with the public. Meanwhile Franklin County, Wash. court halts 400 portage road aid. Antwerp defense spending reaches 21.6 million with 46.6 million for other improvements.
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A. Miller
Pierpiger
St. Paul Road
Eireuliar
Newagipera
Lane
Miller
Frinklin County
Wash
The Heaviest Tax on Liquor Amid Public Apathy
A Boise Capitan News observation notes that liquor taxes fund government but produce little complaint from drinkers. It cites statistics claiming annual per person liquor costs of about 18,838 dollars for the nation, with women and children included, while individual men bear around 300 dollars each year. The author laments the paradox of heavy taxation yet silent protests from taxpayers.
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Municipa
Boise Capitan News
Death toll in India from plague reaches seven hundred fifty thousand
In the House of Commons yesterday an official statement said India has suffered 750,000 deaths from plague in five months. The report notes that such losses, while not unprecedented in India, would alarm any other nation, reflecting long-standing and trying conditions under which the Indian people endure recurring evacuations and famine.
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India
House of Commons
Indian
Bolse Staterman
Shortest Bill Fails in Parliament Over Opium Note
A mock bill in the Australian parliament declared no person shall emoke opium but alarm over its brevity caused its failure. In Trinidad Col, Joseph Johnson was found guilty of first degree murder for shooting John Fox on April 8 in the lobby of the post office.
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Trinidad
Joseph Johnson
John Fox
Pont
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