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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
4
Notice to advertisers lists booking deadlines under Oregon law for the East Oregonian output. Reprint details show yearly and weekly rates, mailing options, and Pendleton post office handling, emphasizing prior day submission cutoffs for Monday pages.
William Randolph Hearst appears set for a New York gubernatorial bid that could shake old political orders. He campaigns with defiance of Tammany, drawing a massive audience and promising anti corruption stances while challenging both parties. Hughes is a strong opponent, noted for insurance investigations, but Hearst's rise could elevate state politics regardless of the outcome.
An Oregon tribute highlights Grover Cleveland for creating the Cascade forest reserve amid 1890s pressure from moneyed interests. The reserve, opposed by Oregon’s congressional delegation, remains as a lasting public service symbol and its rationale is reflected in federal court records from Portland.
Under private ownership the inland empire faces a long struggle to obtain terminal rates for police services not classified by the railroads. For 25 years the consumers of the region have endured ceaseless, discouraging efforts amid railway policy and governance pressures.
The inland empire protests freight rate discrimination where eastern shipments are charged Porto Portland and Pendleton back routes instead of direct Pendleton to Ukiah. Citizens accuse private and governmental systems of favoring Portland origin tariffs over Pendleton and Pilots Rock routes, seeking fair government involvement.
The new meat inspection law marks a broad federal reach, regulating commerce between states and with foreign nations. It sets standards for health, wholesomeness, slaughter, and processing, including labeling and sanitation. Enforcement is strict, prompting many slaughtering and packing plants to struggle to comply.
A reporter asked John Astor about his wealth and staff. He derided statistics as dry and irritating and recounted a temperance advocate story about finding a man drunk on a suburban path and gently reproaching him.
The Los Angeles Examiner fragment references prices, a queen's visit, and odd measurements but provides no coherent event or identifiable facts to summarize into a news item. The text remains incomplete and cannot establish persons, places, or outcomes.
The article describes annual fairs in central France where farmers meet buyers and families attend for dress goods and household items. It notes a disturbing trade in selling or harvesting hair, with “coupeurs” traveling to solicit offerings from women and girls, sometimes promising future trades. It references regions like Avragne and Linares and cites reports by William E. Cretes in the Recard-Herald.
A poetic scene contrasts Wisdom as a guiding force with a lone man who lives simply on roadside weed. Onlookers deem him mad while a traveling poet is moved to tears and declares his wisdom lies in song. Frederick L. Knowles.
A historical poem recounts a bearer given a sacred torch who loses its flame as the crowd cheers. The crowd lifts the fallen torch, rekindling it to ignite others, proving the truth that the people follow the torch bearer not the bearer.
Grant Geddes of the Oregon Lumber Co. said on Thursday they may own timber lands near Susanville and have timber lands in the area, but he doubted that they had acquired 20,000 acres in a single block.
A fragmented report cites a dispute at Congregation of St Luke with a bishop deciding against expulsion of a petitioner and a frail church outcome. It shifts to Granite In Goood Shape noting North Powder shows zero city debt and over $500 in treasury.
European plan offers Everything first class with steam heat throughout. Rooms include bath and cake? New sample room described as lazy. Hotel St George features telephone and fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Ruth on suite and single rooms, headquarters for traveling men, with sample room and special weekly or monthly rates. Prompt dining and room service advertised.
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