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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
5
Local ads list price cuts on shirts and groceries, farm loans, and ranch eggs. Stores feature St Joe Store specials, Hawley Bros. groceries, and Dutton’s chocolates while Danner & Lubken advertise photography services and Woodmen log-rolling plans set for tonight.
Pendleton prepares a grand reception for governor hopeful William J. Furnish with citywide bunting and flags. Citizens, students, and the Helix band await the 6:15 train as L. B. Reeder and local speakers contribute to the celebratory scene.
Colonel E D Boyd announces reduced travel to the democratic state convention with Southern Pacific and O R & N. Delegates receive one and one third fare round trip upon presenting a full fare receipt and a certified form stating they are delegates. Receipts and certification must be shown to the Portland secretary for approval before the return trip.
The late Lord Morris described prima facie evidence with a parable to juries. He said if a man emerged from a public house wiping his mouth that would be prima facie evidence of drinking.
The Indianapolis News pieces together a brief exchange between The Lady and her Maid. The Lady wonders who called while she was out and questions why people think she has a day at home.
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer account a veteran recalls two horses killed beneath him during a war battle. A railway car backing into the animals caused the narrow escape.
Among the delegates and visitors to the republican state convention at Portland who returned last night and this morning were James A. Fee J. J. Balleray C. E. Roosevelt T. P. Gillland Thomas Thompson Horace Walker B. F. Renn H. C. Adams T. J. Kirk and L. B. Reeder.
W A Banister of Milton sues Umatilla County for 2600 alleging a defective road near Helix caused a fall last fall. He says driving home from A K Finley’s residence, his cart fell into a hole, injuring his chest and breaking two ribs after dark. he claims county negligence and careless maintenance.
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