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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1904
Page
4
The speaker seeks a universal truth and finds the answer within. The poem presents a dialogue where voices of Law, Knowledge, Pleasure, Love, Beauty, Freedom, Fame, Equity speak, but the speaker concludes that kindness remains the true guiding word. The interior moral emphasizes inner virtue over external praise.
The piece satirizes medium seances and wedding rumors while praising Oregon history and the Lewis and Clark expedition. It notes Portland travel plans for next summer's fair with “exposition specials” by railroads, and recalls the shift from Associated Press morning service to a faster afternoon Scripps-Medical news flow.
The Ontario Irrigation meeting showcased irrigated product exhibits while speeches lag behind the evident progress of the savannah and desert region. Northern Malheur County now hosts contented families in a productive settlement, turning arid lands into tax contributing farms inviting urban residents to farm life.
A poetic fragment describes painting the Grand Canyon and the river, praising nature's grandeur. It shifts to terse wartime speculation about Japan, Manchurian railways, indemnities, and Japan’s potential peace terms, then to a note on an American firm and a packing house in Tacoma.
William Weightman rose from quinine monopoly to immense wealth in Philadelphia, while Massachusetts Senator George F. Hoar lived modestly on his woods and stock, leaving a legacy of intellect over riches. The piece contrasts fortune and failure, praising Hoar as a monumental thinker and noting Weightman’s vast fortune and risky business.
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