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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1912

Page

5

Local Classifieds Include Fuel Goods and Room Rentals

Local notices advertise coal and wood from Rock Spring coal and dry wood suppliers, furnishing and unfurnished rooms with steam heat, and rent deals. Listings include bicycles, milk cows for sale, cedar posts, a typewriter, and a small loan offer for real estate security. Also noted are transfer services, horse boarding rates, and Champlain’s Cough Remedy at local dealers.

Jersey Lincoln Street Kopitzke & Gillanders Rock Spring L. C. Bnyder Water Street Aura Street Pendleton Planing G. W. Fritz Beempson Street R. H. Stevens Woteh Henry Kepittke & Gillanders Commercial Bern B. A. Morton Ben L. Burroughs G. Perrent East Oregoniam

Pendleton Planing Mill Holds Large Stock of Poles

A large stock of telephone poles is available at the Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. The inventory includes substantial quantities suitable for utility and construction projects, with delivery or pickup options likely available.

Pendleton Planing Mill

Rural school clash ends in dismissal of teacher

Mrs. Ralston, a three R's instructor in Pilot Rock, challenges the rural supervisor Tonkin after a dispute over her methods. Despite a signed nine month contract and solid credentials, she is discharged and appeals to Superintendent Welles, who upholds the decision. She claims wrongful firing and vows to seek a vote.

Tonkin

Penland Bros Auto Truck Hauls Furniture and Parcel

Penland Bros advertises fast city trips and country transfers for furniture and moving needs. Call Main 339 for prompt service through Tet the Auto Truck Haul It.

Penland Bros

Personal visits noted from various towns

J L Hammack of Freewater spent last night in the city. F E Flint of Athena transacted business in Pendleton yesterday. H Mullin of La Grande registered at a local hotel yesterday. H Radclifs of Salem was a guest of the Bowman yesterday. Glen Ragsdale of Pasco was among out of town visitors yesterday. M Kelley listed among Athena people in the city yesterday. F G Lucas of Weston paid Pendleton a frequent visit yesterday. W D Green of Adsa was here from over the county yesterday. Freq Young, brother of Mrs Mabel Warner, came in from Walla Walla this morning. George W Winn from Weston spent yesterday here. C W Nibley, Mecham saw mill man, came down from the mountains yesterday. L A Schwaebe, former Seibert tailor shop employee, returns from eight months in Los Angeles.

J. Ll. Hammack Freewater F. E. Flint Athena Pendleton H. ©. Mullin la Grande H. Radclifs Salem Bowman Glen Ragsdale Pasco M. Kelley F. G. Lucas Weston W. D. Green Adsa George W. Winn C. W. Nibley Mecham L. A. Schwaebe Seibert Tailor Shop Los Angeles

Exile cost of freedom pardons killer by leaving country

Boston, Exile cost of freedom. Thomas Lowe of North Andover pardoned on condition he depart the country after serving a life sentence for Nellie Sullivan murder. Sullivan family long opposed clemency. family consent secured via Father Michael Murphy and a written statement from surviving members. Lowe nears his 28th year in prison.

Boston Executive Council Thomas Lowe North Andover Nellie Sulivan Sullivan Lowe Michael Murphy

Altering department added to works clothing sale

Mr. Moses of the Workingmen's Clothing Co engages L A Schwaebe of Los Angeles to head the new altering department during the spring unloading sale. Tailorable adjustments are offered to buyers who can specify changes directly to the expert.

Mr. Moses Workingmen’s Clothing Co L. A. Schwaebe Los Angeles

Man tries to auction genuine money on street

Daniel McReynolds of Princeton Indiana offered to sell a $20 bill for $15 near Eighteenth and Market Streets in St Louis. After failing to sell a $10 bill for $7 he offered a $5 bill for $3. Police arrested him and found the money genuine. He was hospitalized for observation.

McReynolds St. Louis Princeton Ind Daniel McReynolds Eighteenth and Market

Monument Shot To Pieces In Rural Hill Cemetery

Louisville Mississippi reports vandals shot the monument to Miss Janie Sharp in Rural Hill cemetery near town. Sharp’s death led to the Shap Permater feud with ex sweetheart Swinton Permeter in prison for murder. Detective Don Walker, who testified, was assassinated at supper.

Louisville Janie Sharp Hill Don Walker

Smallest Baby in World in Denver

A six week old baby girl in Denver known as Mildred Joan Ketchum weighs three pounds three quarters of a pound and shows signs of strong growth. Born last month at just over two pounds she spent time in St. Luke's Hospital incubator. Her parents are Mr and Mrs L F Ketchum of 1282 Pearl Street and her four year old sister Anna Bell dubs her a live dolly. She now feeds on a pint of milk daily and is gaining weight steadily.

Denver Ives Mildred Joan Ketchum L. F. Ketchum Pearl Street Mildred St. Luke's Hospital Anna Bell

If Some Girls Never Married They Remain Romantic

A reflective line exploring how unwed women may cling to romance as a defining trait, suggesting social pressure and personal identity are linked to relationship status and romantic ideals.

At the Picture Shows Orpheum and Friday program

The Orpheum presents four reels including Incidents of the Durbar at Delhi and Tommy's Geography Lesson. A College Girl, The Epidemic in Paradise Guich, The Defeat of the Brewing Gang, plus a Greek musical program and a deluxe Essanay feature Out of the Depths. Madame Sarah Bernhardt to visit April 19-20 for Camille.

Orpheum Delhi Edison India Tommy Lubin Paradise Guich Selig Kalem Nanourisma Gero Demas P. Karrere Rex Marian Leonard Sarah Bernhardt Camille

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Feature Preview

A Wednesday and Thursday feature promises a gripping performance of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde from Robert Louis Stevenson. The tale follows Dr Jekyll who seeks a dual personality and, via a drug, becomes Mr Hyde a dark fiend before reverting to his proper self.

Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Thanhouser Robert Louis Stevenson

At The Grand Vaudeville Show Features Selbert Jones

Tonight at The Grand an entire change of acts includes Selbert & Jones famous for writing Casey Jones as a well recommended feature act in big houses. Also McCormick & Lloyd present This and That with photo plays and quality films in the usual run.

Selbert & Jones Casey Jones McCormick & Lloyd

Oregon Theatre previews Alaska expedition in Dobbs pictures

Beverly B. Dobbs will present motion pictures of the Northland at the Oregon Theatre next Monday through Wednesday April 15 to 17. Viewers will travel by ship through Seattle to Skagway and over White Pass to the Yukon, seeing Indian villages, totem poles, fishing camps, cannerries, and polar regions. The show promises beauty, changing panoramas, and Teurographologyt entertainment that both amuses and instructs.

Seattle Skagway White Pass Yukon Polar Sea Beverly B. Dobbs Northland Oregon Theater Alaska

For Sale Gentle Jersey Milch Cow and Two Cockerels

For sale a gentle Jersey milch cow and two barred Plymoth Rock cockerels offered by R. O. Hawks from Byers Grove City. The fragment ends with an odd prompt about fierce thoughts.

Jersey R. O. Hawks Byers Grove City

Board Relents After Pay Cut Plan For Teachers

Colorado Grand Junction officials rescind a policy that with held half a month's salary from teachers to pressure notice of marriage plans. The move followed strong objections from the staff who argued the practice violated fairness and caused many to marry soon after paydays. The board agreed to reconsider despite potential leap year proposals.

Colorado Mar- Grand Junction Colo

Up to Date Noodle Parlors Opens in Pendleton

The Con Dung Low first class Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors are now open under State Hotel at the corner of Webb and Cottonwood streets. They solicit patronage with tray orders a specialty and contact via Main 667.

Pendleton State Hotel Webb and Cottonwood Streets

Cowboy Mayor Praises Foley Kidney Pills

Omaha mayor James C. Dahlman known as the cowboy mayor writes of the benefit he derives from Foley Kidney Pills. He says he has taken Foley Kidney Pills and they have given him a great deal of relief and he cheerfully recommends them. For sale by all dealers.

James C. Dahlman Omaha Nebr

Giant trees in Brazil John Muir Tells of His Year’s Expedition

John Muir, 74, explorer and botanist, returns from almost a year in South America and Africa in search of araucaria trees. He notes forests along the Parana with thousands of acres of towering Brazilian pines over one hundred feet tall.

John Muir South America New York Africa Muir Brazil Parana

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. E. Livengood & CO the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Burroughs Johnson Street Hotel Pendleton Jeeron J. M. Reiss Gen. del Penim Ore Wee State Hotel Wood Streets J. G. Miller Court Champerlain Eale Donaldson’s K. Kelly Bansher F. J. Donaldson Peoples Warehouse Pilot Rock Freq Young Mabel Warner Walla Walla SALE Ymnos Elsten Eleutherian Greek National Air N. Mantzarrou S—Choros Kalamatianos N. Kokgenou Good Pictures Essanay James Grey Grey X. L Long Jim Ralph Dora Fdison N. Y New Haven Hartford Schottische von Tiler H. Orlob Gideon Drely Walsale THE Oregon Theatre Browan John L Brown & Son Mags D.A Oregon
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