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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1912

Page

6

Local Classifieds Highlight Pendleton Planing Mill Offers

Local adverts list needs and services including fuel cedar posts and dry wood from Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, large stock of telephone poles, catering to horse boarders, furnished rooms for rent, wanted kitchen help, transfer and moving services, and sale of eggs and cigar cases with contact notes across Aura street Webb street and Court street areas.

Burroughs Aura Street Pendleton Planing Mill Kopitzke & Gillanders West Webb Street Malin B. A. Morton State Hotel Webb and Cottonwood Streets Fisk Vogue Millinery Rock Spring Ben L. Burroughs S. C J. G. Miller Court Street

Oregon Life tops Oregon policy sales through 1912 first quarter

In 1909 1910 and 1911 Oregon Life sold more policies in Oregon than any rival. March 1912 was the company's biggest month, and the first quarter of 1912 set a new three month record. Death losses remained $48,000 since the company’s founding. Expert John F. Roche lauds the institution as something for directors policyholders and the public to be proud of. J. H. Estes serves as district manager.

Oregon Life Oregon John F. Roche Oregon Life Insurance Company J. H. Estes

Shipment of Potatoes Arrives in New York From London

Six thousand tons of potatoes, the largest shipment ever received in New York, arrived aboard the steamer Minnehaha from London. Potatoes were quoted at 3.25 dollars per bag of 168 pounds, valuing the consignment at more than 220,000 dollars. The government collected 50,000 in duties.

Seho ‘Kons Roads Bill, New York New York London

Elks Install New Officers and Smoker at Lodge Meeting

The Pendleton Elks held their annual installation of officers with a formal ceremony led by Exalted Ruler C. S. Cheshire and other officers. A boxing bout and music shaded the evening, plus a guest talk by Monroe Goldstein on Portland conventions and hotel arrangements for Elks from across America. The event concluded with a smoker and refreshments as members and visiting guests enjoyed the program. A separate notice informs property owners the street committee will haul trash Monday April 3 in residential areas with owners in business districts paying for hauling.

C. S. Cheshire James H. Sturgis George Strand Roy Alexander Thomas FitzGerald Fred W. Lampkin Tyler Thomas Smart Roy W. Ritner House Lawrence G. Frazier Paul Sperry Carl Cooley Ralph Falcon Esquire Lee D. Drake Levi Youngren W. B. Bibee Ellis Mullen-Evans Monroe Goldstein Multnomil Portland Portland Wiks Wis Pendleton Elks Goldstein Elks America Oregon Northwest Street Committee Co. A. Cole J. Il. Sharon W. E Brock

Many Visitors and Locals Seen in Pendleton Scene

Local notes show Walla Walla, Stanfield, Freewater, Pilot Rock and Weston residents visiting Pendleton daily. Attendees include J J Simmons and F B Stewart, with business figures Marked by a high school annex contract and a Grand theatre bill featuring Sam Dalton Lillian Travelle.

F. B. Stewart Stanfield W. E. Brock Taylor Hardware Company Walla Walla George Schlegel Pilot Rock Ruth Morris Freewater Frank Sloan George Carmichael Weston Pendleton Fred Wilson Portland A. J. McAllister Pendleton Drug Company Bruce Smith Ality

Governor Spry Buys Ogden Morning Daily

Governor Spry and Salt Lake City leaders purchase the Morning Examiner of Ogden from William Glasmann. The paper will be independently political under Leroy Armstrong editorial control and Ernest Spencer city editor, debuting this morning with sixteen pages and Associated Press service.

Spry Uth Ogden Utah Examiner William Glasmann Salt Lake City Leroy Armstrong Ernest Spencer Associated Press Service

Pendleton Seeks Bids for Water System Extension

The Pendleton Common Council will accept bids by April 17 1912 at 7 20 p m for a water system and Round Up Park pipeline. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell are on file. bids require items such as pipe delivery laying labor and materials and must include a 5 percent certified check. The council may reject any bid. Dated April 5 1912. THUS FITZGERALD City Recorder.

Common Council Pendleton City Recorder Geary Kimbrell Fitzgerald

Physician Hyde Takes Morphine Ending His Life

Dr William E B Hyde of Danielson aged sixty eight, a Civil War veteran and Mason, feared total blindness and committed suicide by morphine. He left a note stating Blind, but fearless it’s a great question I await the answer in the morning. Hartford Conn reports the death in detail.

Hartford Conn Willam EB. Hyde Danielson

Louvre Exhibits Planned for U S Display by New Museum

A new association named Museum of French Art-French Institute in the United States will arrange with the French government to bring selected Louvre and Carnavalet Museum exhibits to the United States. Planned exhibitions will tour Boston Chicago San Francisco and other cities.

New York Museum of French Art French Institute United States Louvre Carnavalet Boston Chicago San Francisco

Irwin Heads Water Users Assn in Hermiston Election

In Hermiston Ore on April 5 H T Irvin was elected president of the Umatilla River Water Users Association with a new board including Carl S McNaught vice president Frank B Swazye treasurer and Geo H Upthegrove secretary Also noted was Lois E Smith of Echo seeking final proof on a 160 acre homestead Witnesses Isaac Gobbell and Mrs Tom Smith of Echo John Durner formerly of Hermiston has died in Portland after an appendicitis operation Gendry dray service schedules and local notices follow.

Hermiston Ore Umatilla River Water Users’ 4 Association H. T. Irvin Carl 5. McNaught F. B. Swazye Geo. A. Cressy W. J. Warner Carl S. Mc- Naught Frank B. Swazye Geo. H. Upthegrove Lois E. Smith Echo G. H. Upthegrove Isaac Gobbell andiMre Tom Smith John Wurster John Durner Portland Durner

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Express F. E. Livengood & CO the Ladies’ and Children’s Store F. J. Donaldson Peoples ELAS LODGE Portlang Ami Delivera W. H. Wyllie St. George D Calin Gibbon J. J. Simmons Sam Weber Umatilla W. A. Austin Brownaville Bowman J. B. Perry Troutman Aberdeen Sam Dalton Lillian Travelle acro+ bats Sandy Biicycles Johnson Street U. S Perrins Wohlenberg Irwin Heads Water Users Assn Asylum Penland Bros Transfer Co East Oregonian Columbia River
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