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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
4
Notice to advertisers stating copy deadlines for East Oregonian publications at Pendleton Oregon. Copy for ads must be received by the preceding day and deadlines are posted for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions with specific submission times and issue dates. The notice references mailing subscriptions and publication details.
A favorable profile for Dr C J Smith highlights his 16 years in Pendleton, growth from a college graduate to a leading public figure in Oregon. As a state health board member and Pendleton school board member he is praised for energy, integrity, and progress toward better city and county conditions. He is urged for election to the state senate, with strong support from neighbors and party allies.
Your Line offers fishing tackle and sports equipment with full gear for spring and summer. It promises complete provisions including hooks sinks rods and all essentials for enjoyable outdoor recreation.
A heated editorial denounces meat packing giants for tainted foods and disease, links tuberculosis fears to mummy dust and imports, and condemns wealth and corruption. It praises Theodore Roosevelt’s anti corruption push, supports Judge Lowell, and notes Wade Lieuallen Pierce and Smith backing No. 1 and a Democratic slate for Umatilla County with likely Republican Senate support if popular.
The text recalls a costly county judge decree from two years ago tied to a narrow 36 vote margin. With T. D. Taylor as sheriff and A. D. Stillman as circuit judge, enforcement and lawfulness in Umatilla County appear bleak. The piece also notes chaos at picnics, and laments national impact, while Rev F Lamoreux resigns from Yakima First Baptist to become a life insurance agent in Seattle.
The poem portrays a reborn West, where drought and ruin yield to a stout will. A hopeful prophecy speaks of San Francisco rising again on hilltops, richer and more splendid, with the West enduring as a nation’s heart. Written by Wex Jones in the San Francisco Examiner.
In a Boston publication a humorous Lincoln anecdote recalls his neglectful habits in private life. When visitors Richardson and a companion arrive, Mrs. Lincoln has mowed the yard and repaired the fence during Lincoln's absence. Lincoln refuses to acknowledge them, asking where Mr Lincoln lives, before being directed to his own residence.
Prime Minister Seddon’s liberal government outlines early steps including anti monopoly laws, land settlement measures, property consent by wives, limits on holdings, and Maoriland land deals. Plans propose 5,000,000 acres for public supply in the North Island with 600,000 acres for education and 950,000 acres for charitable use.
A list of upcoming events across Oregon and neighboring states includes the Caledonian picnic at Athena May 26, the Epworth League competition in Walla Walla May 24 27 the Pioneers reunion at Weston May 31 June 2 the Oregon Pioneer Association meeting in Portland June 14 and the Northwest Sportsmen tournament in Walla Walla June 6 24 plus major gatherings through July and September. Also fixed wool sale dates by the Oregon Woolgrowers Association cover Shaniko Baker City Elgin with multiple June July dates. The Poolfle Traction Company seeks franchise rights in Pierce County to build a branch line to Bellacoom from Tacoma.
Corporal Bottley of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police from Meri enne Hut Northwest Territory arrives at Swift Current with a strange tale. A quake during the San Francisco event awoke an encamped group near Eagle Quill Lake. An artesian well erupted 30 feet high, flooding land and creating a new lake about 20 miles south of Swift Current.
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