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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
8
Lists of precinct candidates published as of five p m yesterday show only Independent, Socialist, or Prohibitionist nominees may run. The document names Justice of the Peace, Constable, and Committeeman candidates across multiple towns with party restrictions and official close of nominating books.
Heavy mail volume on Union Pacific and O R N prompts consideration of a special mail train to ease congestion. Tourists and homeseekers flood Harriman lines with travelers shifting toward eastern Washington and Canada. No. 1 carries two loaded mail cars this morning as trains run near capacity.
The notice explains you may have the doctor's prescription filled at any drugstore. It promises asear perfect service with skill care and fresh pure drugs. It invites you to bring prescriptions to the store and assures satisfaction and favorable prices.
Purchasers offered a Talk-o phone from Peerless Talking Machine Co of Spokane with 35 dollars of Zonophone records and a year of daily paper. Avoid paying 60 cents per Zonophone 10 inch record. stock listed at 50 cents each. Catalog now complete. orders filled locally with tested records. Save seven dollars on thirty five by buying at home and save transport charges from Spokane.
Pendleton residents travel to see Walla Walla square off against the Yellow Kids in Athena Sunday with a special O R N fare. Round trip 75 cents, travel on trains 8 and 7, April 8 1906. Details from E C Smith, O R N agent.
A health guide asserts plants require attention to underlying causes for growth. It warns that manure and good soil won’t fix canker in a rosebush and compares hair loss to a germ at the roots, promoting Herpicide as a remedy available via Detroit The Herpicide Co. sample requests.
Two separate runaway teams startled downtown this morning. Perry Houser’s team near Court and Cottonwood caused a light wagon to smash another, tearing it to pieces. The Gray Bros delivery wagon freed its yoke on North Main, spooking horses but they were quickly controlled with effort.
The eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cunha died at Echo around seven in the evening from typhoid fever. Ralph Folsom Baker and Folsom undertakers left for Echo to handle the remains with the funeral to be held there tomorrow. Frank Saling Republican county clerk candidate currently has no opposition as Democrats fail to unite. a petition nomination is expected.
The morning funeral for the late Mrs. J C Thompson was held at 10 o'clock from Col H Flaley's residence on College Street. Rev W L Van Nuys conducted the service, with many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment followed at Olney Cemetery.
Elka Take Notice Auli members of Pendleton Lodge No 44 B P O BL are asked to meet at Eagles Hall for officer installation followed by a social. Frederick Warde will attend as a guest in the event ambiance and address attendees.
M A Nelms through Dan P Smythe filed attachment against W A Krebs and Mary E Krebs to recover $1 owed to Pilgrim Congregational Church of Lewiston Idaho. Pilgrim Congregational Church has bought property for a new church building costing $9600 to be erected this summer.
The Weekly East Oregonian and the April 7 daily publish a political section with candidate write ups and sharp cuts. Voters will see both photographs and descriptive text introducing each candidate in Umatilla County.
Articles of incorporation filed for Eagles Publishing company list Frank O'Hara William G Bogart and J T Hinkle as incorporators with capital stock of 1200 dollars at 25 dollars per share The plan includes general publishing of magazines periodicals and books Directors may borrow on the companys credit A monthly paper is planned for six months with no editor chosen yet but J T Hinkle is eyed for the position.
A bustling pawnshop offers a wide mix of items including a $36 Luger pistol, books, clothing, jewelry, instruments, and gambling paraphernalia. Frederick Warde is billed for a Julius Caesar recital and lecture at the Frazer tonight, drawing Shakespeare enthusiasts. Cleveland's Baking Powder features in a brief note.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free tonic made from native roots including Blue Cohosh. It claims to cure female weaknesses and avoid surgery, targeting working women and mothers with statements of strength and health restoration.
Mark Moorhouse delivered a lecture at the Church of the Redeemer to a fair sized audience. He warned against expecting original thoughts, offering as facts his view on essential elements of character in business. He cited energy honesty and planning as keys and praised the overall talk as a pretty thing.
Frederick Warde will attend a Pendleton Elks lodge session following his recital. He arrived from Baker City this forenoon and accepted the invitation. Damon lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias presented a walnut gavel grown in Pendleton, with thanks extended to Charles Richmond of the Sloan machine shop for the gift.
B F Coplen a geologist has unearthed a 1000 pound meteoric stone on William Frasier’s farm five miles east of Dixie Washington It will be shipped to Wallula and placed on exhibit at Whitman College
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