23 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1922
Page
1
A four county regional group forms with about 150 members and selects Joaquin Miller Trail as its name and a North South Road name after a statewide junket. Mayors and county officials express enthusiasm, noting improved prospects for regional development, trade, and mobility as they push to advance the road project.
The Joaquin Miller Trail association consolidates after meetings in Long Creek Canyon City and Burns to back a utility highway from Pendleton to the state line south. Delegations from towns along the route form branches with 138 members, led by prominent local figures, to rally support and nominate a name for the road and organization.
Elza Hunter aged 14 was shot and killed while deer hunting by Jack Miller on the Ton Gibeon plot near Bireh. The incident occurred when Miller fired from 60 yards, striking Hunter in the breast as he pursued a deer with companions. An inquest will be held. funeral arrangements not yet made.
A bandit prisoner escaped from a fast train near New York, leaping from the moving coach and fleeing with jewelry stolen from San Point. The incident involved a prisoner identified as Les Irons and other accomplices. Police pursue leads as investigations continue.
A long, detailed report describes the County Sunday School Convention at Helix as a large success. Delegates praised organizers and speakers, with notes on attendance, addresses, and the event's impact on county religious life.
Washington outlines next year expenses with double pre war spending. Administration seeks further Army and Navy cuts once Congress starts fall session. Budget document notes potential savings from interest on government debts and war-related costs, amid broader austerity pushes.
The report notes 1 544 000 barrels of oil produced daily, with new venture figures and comparative data for the week. It cites American and regional production metrics, including figures around 7 hundred thousand and 1 600,000 barrels in related contexts, reflecting industry activity and trends.
A new wing was dedicated at St. Anthony's Hospital yesterday. The ceremony highlighted ongoing care, with donors and Sisters of Charity thanking supporters and noting plans to extend services for the community.
Market details from Portland show cattle steady with demand fair. Sheep remain steady. hogs and other livestock demand fluctuates, buyers cautious but steady prices noted across districts. Local traders report consistent receipts and buyers staying active at key western markets.
Jester Hemtey, secretary of the Peedieten Rotary Cut, will lead the club fest tonight at a dimmer venue as feverish Board of Directors plans unfold.
Candidate for governor outlines a practical plan to relieve the tax burden on farmers and homeowners. He argues the relief is essential for the state’s prosperity and asserts voters will consider his proposals despite attacks from tax reform opponents.
Walter Pierce advocates comprehensive tax relief across state government. He argues for lower taxes on farm and home property, a shift of tax burden from individuals to new sources, and equalization of tax rates to spur Oregon’s growth. He cites other states as models and contrasts with Olcott's push to preserve the status quo.
Pendleton defeated Enterprise 38 to 10 in a rough football game played in La Grande. Howden and Pendleton showed the stronger offense, scoring in the first half as Pendleton pulled ahead 14 to 4 at the end of the first quarter. The Eagles answered late but Pendleton extended the lead, then added a late score after a series of carries by Stonebrener. The game featured a fumbled kickoff and a safety, with penalties and yardage reflecting a hard fought early matchup.
The Weather section notes a 72 degree maximum and a 4 degree minimum with a 29.95 barometer reading. Major Lee Moorhouse reports conditions for the area, detailing temperature and pressure observations.
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