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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented notice lists daily subscription options by period and delivery method, including mall and carrier. It notes East Oregonian and Coast New Co sale locations in Pendleton Oregon, with some broken street addresses and publication details.
An editorial argues Taft’s conservative tariff and conservation stance jeopardize the Republican Party’s unity. It notes Roosevelt’s progressive leadership and warns that Taft’s actions may spur a realignment, with progressives breaking from party lines or Democrats gaining power.
The Gunnison tunnel project marks a major reclamation victory as water from the Gunnison river will irrigate 160000 acres in the Uncompahgre valley. Engineers Torrence and Fellows endured peril in the Black Canyon to complete the tunnel, enabling future homes for 60000 people, with a September 24 opening where President Taft will unlock the gate.
An era of electric power expands daily from Germany to Naples and New York. Reports describe 30 000 horsepower from water, 14 000 hp sent 56 miles by 45 000 volt cables, tungsten lamps for 240 250 volt circuits, and a gas electric car replacing steam traction. California mines platinum, London hosts 164 208 telephones, and submarine cables span 278 298 miles in 2953 lines. Public infrastructure and home use follow with electric washing, lighting, and fans improving comfort and efficiency.
A Pendleton grand jury report notes difficulty enforcing prohibition and only two liquor sale indictments. The piece cites widespread illegal distribution, a large mail order beer trade, and a former local saloonman in Paso shipping beer. It suggests legalizing liquor under strict controls to protect public welfare.
Local merchants should finalize booths and exhibits in the coming days as the district fair approaches. The tradition notes the fair remains on time and aims to keep a punctual record.
An old tale from Ocetin Gazette tells a woman confessing sins to a holy father. He absolves most sins but condemns scandal as grave and orders penance gathering thistle seeds. The seeds, once scattered, cannot be retrieved, illustrating that scandal cannot be undone.
A verse fragment contrasts money with love and affection. It notes money buys luxuries and status but cannot purchase the warmth of a loved one or true companionship, ending with the line about valuing a lover’s arms over wealth. The piece uses archaic spellings and poetic imagery to critique material wealth versus emotional bond.
The food and dairy commissioner fears a very poor reputation spreading across the state. Officials note concerns over leadership and policy impact.
President Taft aims to secure data from opponents in the tariff debate to inform policy decisions and bolster his administration’s position. The move signals ongoing efforts to reconcile differing fiscal viewpoints within Congress and the executive branch.
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