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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
4
Noontime appeal from Pendleton touts Mi-Ona tablets as the cure for indigestion and digestive troubles. The ad claims quick relief, gentle action, and long-lasting effect, noting a 50 cent box lasts weeks and a money-back guarantee from Tallman & Co.
Officials on western railroads conduct surprise tests to gauge knowledge and loyalty of veteran engineers and train crews. On the Umatilla-La Grande run an engineer refused to bypass a torpedo stop, proving vigilance. A conductors test of numbers on a caboose showed crews spotting errors, all aimed at weeding out careless staff amid recent accidents.
The Baker City Herald notes the disease killing many chorgea is a serious matter with no end in sight as animal deaths rise. A Glendale California wreck on May 21 causes twenty damage suits. the company will pursue all claims against unknown parties for malice.
Lawyer Ed Mendenhall returns from a Cuban tour withCapitilitite investors. finds island not as portrayed by steamship promoters, regrets lack of purchases, notes political views on Palma, heat, poverty, and high costs. He reports Swedes buying land, timber export, Cuban wages, and customs rules on U.S. imports.
The United States stands far wealthier than its nearest competitors with estimated 1904 wealth around 107 billion dollars and a widening margin. By early 1907 the U S wealth exceeds that of the next two nations combined, with growth outpacing population increases.
Jolinee of Denver, once linked to the Fidelity Savings bank wreck, is paroled by Governor Buchtel and will leave Canon City today. The ex-convict, said to have long occupied Denver financial circles, will reside on Capitol Hill with his wife and five children awaiting his return. He may seek clerical work while a dividend of about 1.1 million is discussed, and he must report monthly by letter for 15 months. Separately, North Dakota's Supreme Court ruled the state temperance commissioner post unconstitutional, blocking delegation of elective rights to an appointive office.
In six months Misson Townsend’s east side pawnshop was burglarized yesterday around 7 pm for the third time, $359 in diamonds rings and revolvers stolen. An unknown man offered $190 for a diamond ring but Townsend held firm at $125. Deputy Sheriff Bob Lewis searched but found no evidence as police and sheriff’s office investigate the repeated thefts.
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