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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
3
Expansion sale promotes a complete line of fall suits with new fall and winter styles at values from 12.50 to 15.00 and sale prices around 10.05. Tailor-made options from 146.00 to 1800 are advertised, inviting customers to select from store cloth counter.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners opens its two week session in Milwaukee with delegates from across the United States and beyond. Discussions focus on permitting political discussions within unions and possible impacts on affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. The convention outlines proposed amendments on eight hour days minimum pay and limits on strikes plus reports a total membership near 191,205, up about 45,000 since the last gathering.
Those named by the socialist opposition to President Huber include John McLain of Denver Bidney J Kent of Omaha and John W Slayton of Newcastle Pa as figures in the challenge to re election efforts.
Great Britain, Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Holland attend the congress at the exposition in St. Louis. Leading universities from the U S and Canada are represented as scholars seek to unite scattered science in a show of theoretical and applied inquiry.
On the eve of the Democratic state convention in Saratoga on Sept 19, activity swells with politicos filling hotel corridors. Edward M. Shepard, backed by Lamont endorsement, is a leading gubernatorial hopeful though ex-Senator Hill loyalists back John H. Stanchfield. District Attorney Jerome seeks head ticket but faces strong Tammany opposition. Charles W. Goodyear of Buffalo is viewed as a possible compromise candidate.
Two Texas negroes have celebrated their mind wedding anniversary. Texas mobs must be mighty careless.
A condensed list of regional engagements spans September 18 opening Pendleton public schools, September 19 Oregon Irrigation Association in Ontario, and September 20-22 Oregon Wool Growers at Shaniko. October includes Spokane Interstate Fair, Walla Walla County Fair, and Oregon WCTU state convention in Portland, with Inland Empire Teachers Association in Pendleton October 21, and Trans-Mississippi Congress in St. Louis October 25-29. National Irrigation Association meets in El Paso November 15-18.
Walters flouring mills claim a daily capacity of 160 barrels with flour exchangeable for wheat and stocked in forms including flour mill feed chopped feed and related byproducts kept on hand to meet demand.
A damaged OCR fragment describes school shoes for children with prices around $1.00 to $2.00 and mentions several terms like boys shoes and whole shoes. The text is garbled but centers on affordable footwear for school use and “wear” guidance.
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