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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1909

Page

6

Bond Bros Offers $15 Salts and Clothing Deals

Local ads tout Bond Bros selling New York style clothes and salt for $15, plus buggies and rubber tired vehicles from Nissen Implement Co. Wanted a young man to milk and drive wagon. Pendleton cash market promotes fresh meats. several rentals and furnishings offered. millinery sale as Cloak & Salt House changes. Portland ad lists $15 price for a quarter black property and income potential.

Nissen Implement Company Mack Pendleton Cash Market Bond Bros Garden Street Pine Street Cloak & Salt House Rose Campbell Pendleton Cacti Pendleton Portland HW. P. Whitman Chamber of Commerce Ore

Farmers Union Proposes Picnic Decide Meeting Place

Athena won the contest for the picnic over Pilot Rock and a meeting of farmers was decided to be held in that place on May 25.

Athena Pilot Rock

Farmers Hold Meeting on Picnic Plan near Pilot Creek

Farmers from county unions attend in Eagle Hall to discuss a proposed picnic under Farmers Union auspices. Athena is a candidate for the location and no decision was reached at press time as the gathering continues this afternoon.

Farmers’ Union Crain Groware Pilot Reek Eaeles Hall Athena

Parker Show Train Arrives in Pendleton Tomorrow

The Parker carnival train will reach Pendleton tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. A large crowd is expected to witness the snow train unloading. The event gains interest from C W Parker, owner of the show and the factory producing its equipment, except the performers and audience.

Public Library Set to Open May 1 With Limited Services

The new public library will formally open on May 1 but books cannot be issued until then. Furniture is arriving and being installed while funds are determined. Suirantor and book cards require guardian signatures or property owner approval, with returns of borrowed books from the old library urged to be completed promptly. Reading room will have current periodicals.

City Folks Await Evening Entertainment Show

To the people of this city, having been here before on several different occasions, and the mercy of former entertainments insures a good attendance for this evening.

Renew the Old Fight Over Election Of Officers

A factional dispute at Maxwell concerns the election of officers and control of the ballot box. The old board, led by H G Newport, contends the new board, headed by H H Irwin, was improperly elected after disputes over delinquent assessments. Attorneys threaten government review while the old board retains records and conducts business.

Maxwells Maxwell H. G .Newport F. A. Yates F. B. Swayze A. ©. Crawford W. H. Skinner Henry Sommerer Irwin HH. T. Irwin George Upthegrove McNaught A. C. Crawford H. G. Newport Old Board Oliver P. Morton Department of the Interior Morton

Pendleton Lodge 245 to Attend Funeral of Deceased Brother

All members of Pendleton lodge No 245 are requested to assemble at their lodge room on April 25 1909 at 2 oclock pm for the purpose of attending in a body the funeral of their deceased brother M M Wrrick By order of the exalted ruler G W PHELPS Exalted Ruler THOS FITZGERALD Secretary

Pendleton Lodge No B. P.O. Ellis M. M. Wrrick G. W. Phelps

Carnival Queen Contestants Standings Listed

Standings show Bertha Anger Ivy HI Irma Mann Genevieve Clark Bernice Ruppe among evacuees. Affected entries include Shea and others. Details unclear due to damaged text but the list names contestants and their status for the Carnival Queen event.

Bertha Anger Ivy HI Irma Mann Genevieve Clark Bernice Ruppe

Sermon at Presbyterian Church by Rev Sheeves Tomorrow

In the pastor’s absence W L Van Nuys, Rev Sheeves of the South Methodist church will preach at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at the usual hour.

Presbyterian Church W. JL. van Nuys Sheeves South Methodist Church

Amsterdam Factory Diamonds Millions Cut Annually

A Amsterdam factory processes about 4,000,000 diamonds each year as demand continues to grow. Readers are advised to check the Want ads today for opportunities and listings.

Amsterdam

Seattle Beats Portland 3 to 1 in Tight Baseball Game

In Seattle on April 23 a game featured brilliant fielding and pitching by Chinault and Allen. Seattle won 3 to 1 as Chinault retired Seattle in order for six innings while Portland had three firsts in the same span. Final battery was Allen and Custer for Portland with Chinault and Sheehan for Seattle.

Seattle Brillant Chinault Allen Portland Seattl R. HE Custer Chintilt Sheehan

Suess's triple seals Tacoma win over Vancouver 2 1

April 23 at Tacoma saw a stellar pitchers duel as Suess hit a twelfth inning three base hit driving Tacoma Tigers to a 2 1 victory over Vancouver. Goltns pitched well in his first Tacoma appearance while Erickson matched him for Vancouver.

Tacoma Vancouver Suess Tigers Goltns Erickson

Spokane and Aberdeen tie in eighth after wild throw

Spokane and Aberdeen battled to a 3 to 1 tie as Selver, pitching his third start, held the Indians to three hits through eight innings before a late rally. Abern on 1 Spokane 3. Score by innings shows a tied finish after a key misplay.

Spokane Aberdeen Spoékane

Whitman Conservatory Concert For Local Library

The Whitman Conservatory of Music presents a concert this evening at the Methodist church to benefit the local library. Concertgoers and music lovers are invited to attend as the conservatory members perform a varied program.

Whitman Conservatory of Music

Prices Rise For Curry County Wool And Salmon Industry Threats

In Beich Oregon April 25 spring arrives with mild frosts and bloom. Wool buyers offer 21 cents, likely rising to 25 cents at shear, possibly higher. Salmon industry woes loom as publication of Wed erburn Radium halted and Hume estate hotels close. Mrs Hume expected back from San Francisco to decide on salmon future.

Salmon King Wederburn Radium Hume Curry County Oregon

Salmon Run Humes Estate Rift Hits Rogue River Industry

Gold Beach Oregon April 24 Thousands of salmon will pass up Rogue river this season as far as the Hume industry is concerned due to a misunderstanding among the heirs of the late RR D Humes estate. The dispute threatens local employment and future operations, with owners and workers awaiting a resolution.

Gold Beach Ore Rogue River

Subscriptions Urged for Library fund drive

The ladies of the library club urge all members to pay subscriptions to the treasurer to cover library expenses. Those behind on payments should remit to Mrs. C. J. Smith.

Brary Club Mra.c

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