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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

8

Free scholarships offered to eastern Oregon youths

Pendleton academy announces thirty-two free tuition scholarships to students from 16 eastern Oregon counties Wallowa Union Baker Grant Harney Malheur Lake Klamath Crook Wasco Hood River Sherman Wheeler Gilliam Morrow Umatilla to be awarded this summer and fall by county superintendents with Principal W H Bleakney handling inquiries The program aims to attract a strong class to the academy and marks a continued effort to reward eastern patrons.

Oregon Pendleton Academy W. H. Bleakney Wallowa Union Baker Grant Harney Malheur Lake Klamath Crook Wasco

Cooper family displaced after Littl McKay Creek fire

A. Cooper and family, whose Littl McKay Creek home was destroyed, are staying with Mrs. D. Hunter on College street. Cooper estimates fire loss at 2000 to 2500 dollars, with about 800 covered by Insurance In the Oregon Fire Relief Association. Mrs. Cooper was badly burned in the blaze.

A. Cooper Littl McKay Creek

Cold warning urges early treatment to prevent spread

A health advisory stresses starting treatment immediately when a cold begins to prevent deep-seated illness and longer suffering. It warns that every hour lost at the outset may extend the duration of symptoms and delay recovery.

Glasgow buyer ships Rambouillet rams to Montana

C Bonabel of Glasgow Montana recently bought six yearling Rambouillet rams from Cunningham Sheep and Land Co. He shipped them by express to Glasgow paying 10 cents a pound or 16 dollars per head. Total express charge was 96 dollars. He plans future shipments in the fall and hopes to spark interest among Montana sheepmen in Rambouillet wool in Umatilla County.

C. Bonabel Glasgow Mont Cunningham Sheep & Land Company Express Pendleton Bonabel Montana Umatilla County Rambouilleta

Young Team Runs Away In Court Street Hack Crash

A Bruno Webber supervised youth team ran away and hitched to a hack on Court street near the Commercial National Bank. The hack veered on a curb, nearly overturning. The driver leapt out and was dragged under the wheels but escaped serious injury.

Bruno Webber Court Street Commercial National Bank

Pioneer Justice Abe Miller Returns From Colfax Visit

Abe Miller, Pilot Rock justice of the peace, came back last evening from Colfax where he had spent several weeks visiting his daughter. Harvesting has begun in Colfax district with headers and binders. little grain has been threshed, but yields are expected fair.

Abe Miller Pilot Rock Colfax

Tailor Siebert Sues Sherman for 320 Dollars Rent

John Siebert Webb street tailor sues C. H. Sherman to recover 320 dollars rent on a Main street building due August 1, 1908. Attorneys for Seibert are Carter and Smythe.

John Siebert Webb Street C. H. Sherman Main Street Carter & Smythe Seibert

Tea and Dutch Men Stirring Opinion in Holland

A quirky note praises Dutch seafarers and tea drinkers, claiming they are hearty and calm. The fragment hints at consumer trust with merchants offering refunds if customers are dissatisfied, mentioning Mike Schillings Heat as a reference point and a promise to pay him.

Mike Schillings

Expert's 18 Made Public and County Finances Queried

The report details corrections in the treasurer's office with $2 in favor and $9.90 against the county treasurer. It lists unpaid fines from 1905 to 1908 for gambling and liquor offenses, plus notes on forfeited ball bonds. Concludes Umatilla County's finances are strong with a cash balance of 73,461.74 and assessed valuation over 42 million.

Bradley Circuit Court Met R. Estes B. B. Livermore D. Carlin E. Dickey Virgil Wade Joe Sullivan C. A. Nelson Jack Noble Wm. Wells L. Swaggart D. C. Journal W Umatilla County Board of County Commissioners

Matrimonially Inclined Women to Be Protected

Chicago plans a national conference proposal to send guidance cards to every member of women’s unions. The Woman's Trade Union League aims to standardize proposals with rules for matrimonially inclined members across Boston Chicago and New York next month.

Chicago Woman's Trade Union League Boston New York

Morrow County Wheat Crop Expected To Shrink Sharply

Morrow county will harvest about 600000 bushels, roughly one fifth of last year’s 2690000, according to C A Rea of Heppner First National Bank. Wheat mainly grows in foothills near Heppner, with prairies around Penland butte and the Columbia river nearly bare. Buyers offer 75 cents a bushel at railroad stations. Farmers report debt-free status and sufficient liquidity to endure a dry season without mortgaging farms.

Morrow County C. A. Rea First National Bank of Heppner Penland Butte Columbia River Hardman

Body Found in Stream Near Plains Mont Identifies Man

The body of a man was found in the river Tour miles west of Plains Montana on Saturday. From descriptions it is believed to be W A Wood of Rodney Ontario an engineer employed by W F Carey contractor on the Paradise Bt Regis Wine project. Wood reportedly drowned in the Missoula river on July 1 while using a boat to stretch a cable across the stream.

Plains Mont W. A. Wood Rodney Ont W. F. Carey Paradise- Bt. Regis Wood Missoula

Port Nelson Murder Arrest Opens Trial Referral

Pat Croghan, a well known resident of northern British Columbia, is jailed for the murder of his stepson Ben Croghan near Port Nelson on the Naas river. Trial arrangements have been referred to the attorney general.

Pat Croghan British Columbia Ben Croghan Port Nelson Naas River

Irish emigrant seeks admission to Salem asylum

James Cruthers applied for admission to the Insane asylum at Salem on the ground that he is insane. He came to America nine months ago from Ireland, and privations are supposed to be responsible for his condition.

James Cruthers Insane Asylum Salem Cruthers America Ireland

Reservation funds boost Pendleton economy with per capita payments

The Umatilla Indian Reservation paid about 125000 dollars to every man woman and child in the tribe over the past year. Payments are made in various forms as heirs' disputes delay some rents. Agent McFatridge reports strong support among younger Indians and growing business activity in Pendleton.

Umatilla Pendleton McFatridge Chief No Shirt Umapine Northwest

Unwritten law rejected in Oregon case Young must serve six years

In a Slater opinion the Oregon Supreme Court affirms Judge Cleland's sentence for Joe Young, convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon on Caspar Van Dran in Portland. The court rules a husband cannot kill to prevent his wife’s debauchery, even with wife’s consent, and that such acts are manslaughter. The perjury case against T J Luper is pardoned, with no publication of the prior judgment. The editor notes a moral about lifting for others reducing danger to oneself.

Salem Ore Slater Supreme Court J. B. Cleland Circuit Court Multnomah County Joe Young Caspar van Dran Portland Young van Dran

Ice Cream Jailings Hubby

In Cleveland on August 5 Joseph Smok of 4307 St Clair Avenue was sentenced to six months in the workhouse and fined $200 plus costs by Police Judge Manuel Levine after his wife accused him of striking her when she asked for money to buy ice cream. Smok preferred imprisonment to fulfilling her daily demand, saying she consumed a gallon a day and that a woman is entitled to ice cream occasionally.

Cleveland Joseph Smok St. Clair Avenue Manuel Levine Trunk Smok

Liberty Way Short Lived

Frank Weston a forger from King s county Washington and James Casey a burglar from Stevens county escaped Walla Walla prison about 3 oclock Monday afternoon. They traveled four miles before being captured and returned to their cells.

Frank Weston Kings County Washington James Casey Stevens County Walla Walla

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