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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1905

Page

8

Two Day School Athletics Begin With Baseball and Track

Walla Walla and Pendleton High Schools prepare for a Friday baseball game and Saturday track meet at the Frazer race track. Pendleton captain Frank Pierce leads lineups including Bollerman, Leezer, Milne and Harvey. Walla Walla promises a strong team and large turnout. Local interest centers on school pride and a buildup of visitors and rooters for Pendleton and the regional meet.

Walla Walla Pendleton High School Frank Pierce Pendleton Walla Walla Wii Frazer Bollerman Pierce McCarty Hill Andeezer Leezer Harvey Hill Milne Means Strand Scott Jay Fenland Hoover Johnson Leonard Dickson Skiles Storie

Editorial prominence in Baker City Herald front page

The Baker City Herald yesterday reprinted an East Oregonian editorial on the same official, placing it in bold type at the center of the front page ahead of Associated Press news as the day’s leading sensation.

Baker City Herald East Oregonian The Herald Associated Press News

Died of spinal meningitis in Weston at age six

The 6 year old Frank Harold Crowner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowner, died last night at 10 30 from spinal meningitis after weeks of illness. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from 614 West Railroad Street with Rev. N H Brooks of the Christian church officiating. interment in Olney Cemetery. Milo Ransom sold his Franklin Street residence to Frank L Blair and plans to move to Clark County Missouri to be near family. Ransom, a Weston resident since the Civil War, served in a New York regiment and will be missed by the town.

Missouri Milo Ransom Franklin Street Frank L. Blair Ransom Weston Clark County New York Milo

Alaska editor Walter Wyatt takes Mining Journal post

Walter Wyatt, formerly with the East Oregonian and recent Juneau staffer, becomes editor and part owner of the Mining Journal in Kechikan Alaska. He and his wife plan Alaska as their permanent home and express high satisfaction with life there.

Walter Wyatt The East Oregonian Juneau Mining Journal Kechikan Alaska Mr. Wyatt

Unclear Liquor Sale Ruling May Affect Umatilla Reservation

No word has reached Commissioner John Hailey Jr. or Major McKein regarding the supreme court decision on selling liquor to Indiana. It is not yet known if the ruling will apply to the Umatilla reservation.

John Hailey, Jr Major McKein Supreme Court Indiana Umatilla Reservation

Pendleton Meat Company Incorporation Formed

Articles of incorporation prepared for Pendleton Meat Company succeeding Conrad Platzoeder in the butcher business. Incorporators are William Caldwell, Nate Rains and John D. Brown. Capital stock set at 7500 dollars.

Meat Company Pendleton Meat Company Conrad Platzoeder William Caldwell Nate Rains John D. Brown

Will Attend the Wedding by Mrs J T Hinkle

Mrs J T Hinkle will travel Saturday to Washtucna Washington to attend her brother Fred Cooper's wedding. She plans to visit friends and relatives in other parts of Washington and Idaho during the trip.

J. T. Hinkle Washtucna Wash Fred Cooper Washington Idaho

Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure

Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as the only effective cure by killing the dandruff germ. Claims glossy hair indicates no dandruff and brittle hair signals dandruff problems. Invites samples to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit with A C Koeppen & Bros. as agents.

Newbro Sendie Herpicide Co Detroit Mich A. C. Koeppen & Bros

Banking Advertisement Promises Low Fees and 4 Percent Interest

Every facility known to the banking business is accorded the smallest customer £5 as well as the largest in this institution for saving. We take pains to explain matters to any interested Inquirer. We pay 4 percent interest, compounding semi annually, and conserve your best interests as far as possible. Ask freely in person, or mail if you desire to know more.

Sunday Closing Talks Among Saloon Men in Foster & McIntosh Pub

A meeting of saloon keepers on Court Street discussed Sunday closing. Attendees included F G McIntosh F X Schempp Mannfield Turner Schmidt and others. No final action taken but support for closing grows even among expected holdouts with hotels resisting. A committee will enforce the rule and prosecutions may follow for violations.

East Oregonian Foster & McIntosh Court Street F. G. McIntosh F. X. Schempp Mannfield Turner Schmidt Clase

Women push for meat market inspector in Portland

Mrs W J Honeyman Mrs A E Rockey and Mrs James and Failing urged Portland city council to pass an ordinance creating a meat and market inspector and two deputies. They plan to inspect markets by telephone and publicly declare clean premises, then urge housewives to support clean markets. T G Haley returned from Bolas City. his pioneer father John Halley oversees Wood River mining interests and is writing a Taaho-verre story.

W. J. Honeyman A. E. Rockey James & Failing School of Domestic Science Oregon Daily Journal Portland T. G. Haley Bolas City Holse John Halley Pioneer Stage Tne Frontieraman Wood River Boise Eel Taaho- Verretory

Runaway Girl Returns To Walla Walla Family

Mary Glenn, 17, of Walla Walla eloped Tuesday with Arthur Saling, a married man, and was captured by her father at Haseo. She was returned home that evening. Saling will be prosecuted.

Mary Glenn Walla Walla Arthur Saling Haseo Saling

Counterfeiters Suspected Near Salem Mill Race

Salem youths uncovered counterfeit fifty cent and six cent silver coins hidden in a mill race near Salem. Authorities believe a counterfeit ring operates in the Capital city and may be involved.

Salem

Coming Back From New Zealand

Private letter from W. R. Frey reports he and his wife left last September for New Zealand and expect to reach Oregon about June 1.

New Zealand W. R. Frey Oregon

Pendleton Lodge 285 Meeting Notice

Notice to file for Pendleton Lodge No 285. Members are requested to attend the regular session in the evening.

Pendleton Lodge No. 285

Walla Walla Announces New Local Theater Project

A local company of capitalinta will build an elegant theater building in Walla Walla this season with an estimated cost around $35,000.

No Move Yet by Council on Macadam Streets

Pendleton residents urge action as Main and Court streets near 50-foot fronts could be macadamized for about one dollar per front foot. Councilman Renn warned delay risks another year. crusher and roller timing could push work into next winter. Most Main and Court property owners favor macadam, but remonstrance thresholds and charter powers leave the decision to the council.

Pendiveton Northwest Court Streets East Oregonian Malin Street Renn Main Court Street

Need a Fish Ladder at Northwestern Gas & Electric Dam

Residents report real dents on the Walla Walla river where trout cannot pass the dam owned by Northwestern Gas & Electric. The seven foot high structure lacks a fish ladder and locals say fish leap efforts to surmount it. Complaints also note fishing violations within 200 yards of the obstruction at the dam’s foot.

Walla Walla Northwestern Gas & Electric Company

Release of Walton in westbound rail incident

Crazy Passenger William Walton, held after a disturbance on a westbound 0 R N passenger train, has been released from county custody pending examination. A six shooter used to threaten Conductor Coykendall was returned by Sheriff Taylor as a precaution and will be sent to Walton in Spokane.

William Walton Coykendall Taylor Walton Spokany

Women and Kidney Trouble Warn of Premature Decline

Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble, dulling ambition, beauty, and vigor as Swamp Root offers relief. The ad claims Kidneys and bladder disease cause bedwetting and urinary issues in children, touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root in fifty cent and one dollar sizes, and offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton New York.

Piclet Dr. Kilner & Co Binghamton Swamp Root Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N

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OWL Tea Sheriff Brown Baker County Harvey K. Brown Sella Tallman @ Co Frank Crowner Commercial Nat’] Bank Bole Main and Court Streets Roosevelt Rae Goodman-Thompson Co C. Rohrman Court Street Grocer
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