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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1907
Page
4
Published in Mendietom by East Oregonian Publishing Co. details subscription options for daily and weekly editions. Rates listed include daily six months by mail and yearly options, weekly and semi weekly plans, with mailing details and contact line.
An essay likens a beehive to human community, urging readers to rise above petty quarrels and selfish schemes. It urges a broad, nature‑rooted view to see the world’s abundance and possibility, promoting cooperation over revenge and oppression.
The Roosevelt administration pushes for expansive federal control over railroads and rates, framing transportation as a national issue. Democrats and Republicans split, with many Democrats backing federal power and many Republicans defending state rights. The issue reshapes party alignments and will loom in Congress in the coming session.
The East Oregonian notes that while factories may close and hard times threaten the east, permanent hardship cannot reach the west. Government irrigation funding remains uninterrupted, supporting ongoing projects. People await homes and markets await products as expectations rise.
Railroads cannot meet all production without more equipment and the west expects growing trade. Wheat wool barley apples and cord wood stay in demand and people will need farm implements harness and household goods. The west is strong hopeful and money will come as new districts settle and homes are built.
Gilt edge advertising via magazine features and Portland papers draws eastern readers to Umatilla County. Prolific writers and photographers boost local appeal, drawing homeseekers from Oklahoma Arkansas and South Dakota. The river’s power could support ten mills. current energy is underutilized, suggesting available capital and growth potential despite low river flow.
The Field and Farm condemns the Jamestown fair as a log-rolled graft that received government backing and harmed national reputation. The Irrigon Irrigator contrasts Oregon’s past panic with today’s wealth, joking that excess credit risks a new kind of panic.
Poetic excerpt warns of deadly perils beyond the Chagres river including fever malaria and hostile wildlife. It contrasts tales of gold with a firm belief that all paths lead to hell, referencing alligators scorpions cobras cougars and deadly landscapes.
A Buffalo Express recounts a young Japanese baron hosting three girls for a real Japanese dinner. The menu spans sweet biscuit tea ashio broth raw fish and salt relishes to boiled rice and tea. The guests find the meal very good though perhaps too salty for occidental tastes.
Chester Loveland walked into the Tacoma police station on Saturday and surrendered himself. He had been sought for forging checks totaling 200 dollars using the name of A. E. Scott, a wealthy sheep rancher.
Weaton Leader laments Weston sidewalks and fences in disrepair. Citizens warned of dangerous boards and yawning gaps as a call for accountability by property owners and council. Also reports nine seriously injured in a Pittsburg blast furnace metal explosion at United States Steel yesterday.
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