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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1910
Page
4
The Oregonian publication notice outlines daily and weekly subscription options by mail or carrier, with rates for short and long terms. It lists sales outlets and address contacts in Pendleton and Portland, notes bureau and press association memberships, and records postal classifications and official city paper status.
Environment shapes the plan as the man works within his compass. Though age may challenge his skill, he will reach his crowning achievement. Character remains supreme as the story hints at a notable November with Nautilus allegory.
The East Oregonian reports that Gilliland’s supporters claim debt fell by over 86,000 during his term, with total indebtedness reduced by about 163,000 in four years. Taxes rose sharply, totaling 1,461,708.26 in 1908 and 1,504,370.89 over four years, while fees and fines added 47,662.53. Critics note tax receipts rose by roughly 700,000 versus Hartman’s term, questioning the credit given for debt reduction and calling for businesslike leadership.
The East Oregonian endorses J. W. Maloney as the candidate for the vacant city position, asserting he is the man for the job and urging voters to support him in the upcoming election.
Senator George E. Chamberlain issues a signed denial denying any alliance with Bourne or West and stating Bourne and West have not conferred about the West candidacy. He accuses Bourne and allies of using a false cry to mislead voters and distract from the direct primary issue.
A countywide demand for open finances argues taxpayers deserve detailed statements of expenditures. The piece cites a 4411653.68 annual sum and 1461708.36 over four years, accusing the county court of violating a law by not publishing itemized expenses. It endorses J W Maloney pledging to publish figures if elected. The article critiques assembly support and party alignment in the sheriff race and county nominations.
The speaker notes Senator Smith runs on his record and implies its strength. He comments on Chicago's humiliation at Philadelphia and contrasts Crippen case speed in England with American courts. He predicts public opinion will be formed in two weeks.
A devotional poem urges sharing comfort to ease burdens and renew abundance. It frames generosity as divine law and promises that giving heals the giver as God bears the load. The verse invites readers to comfort the weary, lavish balm on wounds, and let love grow through service.
Readable notes describe the hobble skirt as difficult to step in yet convenient to pack after being placed in a car. The lines contrast mobility with portability, highlighting discomfort and transportability. The tone suggests period fashion critique.
A vintage recipe ad promotes crisp flaky doughnuts fried in Cottolene. Instructions mix sugar eggs milk flour and mashed potato, add spice, roll and cut into rounds. Deep fry in Cottolene heated to proper temp. Claims Cottolene aids digestion versus lard.
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