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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
5
county official paper presents daily weekly and semi weekly publication details for Pendleton Oregon. it lists varied subscription rates and carrier prices though some figures are garbled. mentions Oregon news company Portland and washington dc chicago bureaus and postal classification. includes postal and association details.
Robert Louis Stevenson contemplates mortality and continuity as a banquet ends and a new performer rises. The poem contrasts farewell and memory with the audience’s clapping and the lingering survivor who recalls a forgotten song before the morning ends.
The piece argues that Oregon should not slash or abolish normal schools and university funding. It laments petty opposition to educational appropriations, asserts Oregon’s growth and resources, and labels zealots against school funding as enemies of the state and civilization.
A Portland newspaper bungled its political plank report mistaking Taft tariff for Bryan. The Oregonian’s misread caused a flurry of mockery as critiques blamed the paper for a series of exaggerated, taunt laden lines and cartoonish verbal blows against the rival.
The piece accuses the Oregonian of deceptive reporting about Taft, noting the tariff plank attributed to him was actually from Taft’s own camp. It argues newspapers can mislead readers when they lack accuracy and questions how voters should trust the Oregonian’s guidance.
A Harper's Weekly writer and the St. Louis Dispatch debate public versus private education. Public schools excel in training and discipline for West Point readiness, though faults exist and some private academies outperform in social settings. Overall, for all-around development public schools show superior educational value.
A fragmentary chess vignette describes a game with a knight and queen on Black squares. The scene references a castle, a valiant knight and a king, with the queen becoming docile as other pieces appear. Ralph Frye notes October in the Scrap Book.
A poet sings of the workaday world with weary laborers seeking rest and soil. Shadows fade as a hopeful tune rises, love endures, and faith unfurls the banner in the busy day. The refrain links toil, sacrifice, and resilience in a grand old labor life.
A poem fragment and a news brief describe Mrs. Arthur Leland of Tigindville near Hillsboro burning in a yard when a shotgun shell raked into a binge exploded. The blast struck her in the arm and breast, mingling with a verse about treasure, swords, and relics while locals recall tales of the wisps and legends.
The Pendleton effort to retain the woolen mill grows brighter as Imin considers buying the plant. If secured, the next step is to eliminate the Judds from the deal. Even if sold to Gordon Falls, Pendleton would still value the local mill more than the destination. The leaders must push the proposition through to complete the transaction.
The author argues that when an army officer errs the press sensationalizes him, making blue uniforms targets for yellow journalism. He contends nine tenths are honorable and patriotic, serving to defend the United States, not exploit scandal for fame.
Polytechnic Business College of Oakland California offers comprehensive business training. It advertises private family housing for students and guarantees employment for graduates with courses in business training shorthand typewriting telegraphy civil electrical mechanical and mining engineering. Sample inquiry forms available.
A historic report notes Taft's train wreck caused by a spreading rail. The incident raised questions about command and control of rail safety amid discussions on leadership and responsibility.
A brief note to readers about people clinging to old ways while the living focus on the present and near future, showing interest in current events and upcoming changes. The tone hints at a cautious optimism and attention to what lies ahead.
Pendleton faces a period of work and discussion as community members consider upcoming plans. Local leaders urge calm while residents reflect, cooperate, and seek guidance through dialogue and prayerful gathering.
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