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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
4
Subscription rates for Pendleton Oregon publication listed by daily and weekly options. Chicago Bureau address shown. publication entered as second class matter at Pendleton Post Office. notes about members and telegraph service included.
A fragmentary meditation contrasts mirror imagery in gutters with allegories of Judas and Christ. It muses on human life as a woven mystery, the battle of spirit and flesh, and the tension between true manhood and true womanhood, citing mythic and religious figures.
The Willamette Valley article argues against a state purchase near the locks at the Oregon City site. It claims the proposed project benefits few and questions why public funds should finance a legal improvement not wide in benefit, contrasting with support for a penitentiary plant and Willamette River navigation.
The drive to create a jute mill in the Oregon penitentiary gains height as Umatilla county push prompts lawmakers to sponsor the bill. Farmers and county interests back the project while eastern Oregon lawmakers weigh in, hoping for House approval and Salem action.
The article discusses hopes for aiding Umatilla and eastern Oregon through a proposed jute plant. It notes anti jute sentiment around Salem but argues relief for farmers could justify a start even with limited initial capacity. It asserts the investigation has exposed that a jute plant would benefit the state, reducing opposition from earlier prejudgment.
The piece argues that both state and national governments rapidly expand. It notes additions like a secretary of commerce and labor and proposed new departments such as mines and railroads. It discusses inheritance tax as a growing revenue source and urges careful legislative planning.
A century of wrecks off Puget Sound have shown few survivors among women and children while strong men often faced death. In the Dix disaster, an 11 year old boy on the Dix heroically saved a girl at the cost of his own life, becoming the standout figure in the recalls of Valencia Clallam and Dix calamities.
The piece argues that tariff revision graft control regulation and corporate power limits are vital American voter concerns. It stresses restoring public domain protecting forests and coal mines cleansing the senate of corporate agents and focusing on national life rather than outdated lineages.
An advertisement extols Cottolene as a clean vegetable shortening from refined cotton seed oil. It claims lard is indigestible and unhealthy, while Cottolene improves digestion and palatability. The copy urges readers to follow its directions on the package.
Speech in congress by Foster of Milneis argues the post office bears a burden that belongs to other departments due to faulty bookkeeping. He cites a $20,000,000 misallocation and claims $15,000,000 currently charged to the post office should be charged elsewhere. The discussion covers executive duties, franking costs, and the need for new bookkeeping methods. An Angrenan feature notes the career of Dien Motelonwlt and other items.
John Segalou of Settle, once hailed as a hero after the Valencia disaster, rejected Carnegie here fund aid. Special Agent Crapey spent weeks pursuing the case. a $710,000 award was recommended, but the committee refused due to Segalou's prior exhibition by a theatrical manager. He sent half the award to his mother in Greece, aiding her in hardship.
European plan with all modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout. Rooms en suite with bath and a large new example room. The Hotel St George features telephone and fire alarm connections to the office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
The Hotel Pendleton now refitted and refurnished throughout with improved telephone and fire alarm connections. Rooms available by the week or month. Excellent cuisine and prompt service. Located only three blocks from the depot. BOLDINS & BROWN proprietors offer distant room in connection.
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