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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1906

Page

8

Eighty Applicants Take State County Teachers Exams

Crowded circuit court room at the county courthouse hosts county and state teachers examinations. Superintendent Welles leads a large applicant pool including Constance Hastings Jessie Wilson J E Young W G Kretzer Ernest Larsen and many others with several more taking papers from Union and eastern Oregon. The board comprises Superintendent Welles Prof Bleakney and Prof T C Salt.

Circuit Court Welles Jessie A. Wilson J. E. Young W. G. Kretzer Ernest FE. Larsen Kathoer F. Compton Tillie Kessinger Bessie McDaniels Della Hudson Lotthe Wilson Ia Henderson O. V. Goss Olive Goss Ethel ‘Standage Ottimer A. Cameron Mra M. J. Lee Mae Walker Georgia Hanson Mia Kathryn Noordho Elizabeth Walker L. Flora Walker Frances M. FitzGerald Elizabeth Warner James A. Vinson Katherine Sharp Rosa Lee Lulu E. Keller W. H. Bleakney T. Cc. Salt Milton

Union leader Carl Roe returns to Walla Walla role

Carl Roe, recently business manager of the Baker City Herald, traveled to Walla Walla about a year ago to lead the Union county unit and previously ran the Wallowa Chieftain at Enterprise, marking a return to regional newspaper leadership with the Union.

Carl Roe The Union Walla Walla Baker

Three New Members Accepted by Commercial Association

The Commercial Association held its regular monthly meeting led by Leon Cohen. Treasurer Mark Moorhouse reported a cash balance of $348.50 as of August 1. Applications from M. M. Hewcock E. H. Brown and H. R. Newport were read and favorably approved for non-resident membership at a per annum rate with no initiation fee.

Regulag Commercial Association Leon Cohen Lampkin A.L. Krileht Blila M. M. Hewcock E. H. Brown H. R. Newport

Open River association plans new steamers to cut freight rates

Four new steamers will be placed on the Portland interior route as part of a campaign by the Open River association to lower freight charges. President Smith of the association has secured 90,000 sacks of wheat near Walnuts for shipment to Portland, with contracts for more grain and four ships ready to begin operations once rates are reduced. Portland merchants back the plan, hopeful for reduced costs and resumed service when rates are favorable.

Smith Association Portland Miver—Mall Talkonda Open River Association Walla Walla Bulletin R.¢. Julian Wallula Gateway Wim Tuiay Cc. H. Smith Weodition Wallin Upper Country Cellie Spokane Columbia

Signal system upgrades extend along O R N line

Completes block signals from Huntington to Baker City on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. The Baker City to La Grande 52 mile gap will be filled next, with Pendleton to Huntington to follow. A crew at Halijeson works westward toward La Grande, aims to finish in six weeks.

T le la Grande

Plans for strenuous Blue Mountains camping trip

J W Maloney M A Rader and Louis Hodgins prepare for a several week hunting expedition in the Blue mountains youth end of the county and possibly in Desolation country. They expect to leave early next week and plan deer grouse and bear hunts once the season opens.

Blue Mountains J. W. Maloney M. A. Rader Louis Hodgins

NEW EDITOR FOR UNION SHAKEUP IN WALLA WALLA

A flurry of changes hits Walla Walla newspapers as Walter Tisgenfelfier resigns as editor of the Statesman to become managing editor of the Union. The union’s new leadership includes Senator Ankenyspauper and Toe formerly of Patee, with William Gijon shifting from Statesman to editor. Lingentoller, a known Northwest figure, hosts a lively reception. The move follows Tisgenfelfier’s eight years with the Statesman under Colonel Parker after a career as Walls Walla county senior teacher.

Walla Walla Cit Walter Tisgenfelfier Pest Etter Walla Walla Statesman Walla Walla Union Ankenyspauper Orl Toe The Patee Neon Worinese William Gijon Statesman Lingentoller Wilter Northwest F. J. Parker Walla County

Pioneer J L Scales Dies at 89 in Pendleton Oregon

John Lennox Scales, a California native who settled a 4000 acre sheep ranch on Birch Creek near Pendleton, died at age 89 in Pendleton at his son Henry S Scales home. He came to Oregon in 1883 from Santa Rosa and built one of the region major sheep operations. Survived by Henry S Scales Charles A Scales and Mrs Lucinda Spencer. Funeral planned at Henry Scales residence with Rev Robert Warner officiating and interment Olney cemetery.

John Lennox Scales Umatilla County Henry S. Scales Mr. Sealew Santa Rosa Cal Henry Oregon Birch Creek Pendleton Charles A. Scales Arizona Lucinda Spencer Santa Ross Mr. Scajes Rockingham Jenunty North Carolina Titinels Jane F. Croater Tiinels Wisconsin Town City California Cardena State Sacrimento Towa Panama New York Sacramento Flyer Santa Clark Sebastopol Cloverdale Lower Lake Santa Flosa Scates Henry &. Scalen Willow Street Robert Warner Thompson Street M. EB Olney Cemetery

Greek labor agent seeks 500 ghee s for NW projects

John Marandas of Portland, a Greek labor agent for the O R & N contractors, reports unable to supply 500 laborers due to high rates. Greek workers earn about 175 per day while Japanese and Chinese receive 1.40 daily, as routes from Chicago and Omaha feed eastern workers to the coast. He currently has 126 Greeks employed on O R & N between Pendleton and Huntington, seeking lower wages to fill the demand.

John Marandas Portland Northwest Oregon Marindas Chica Omaha Olibe Groek Kh, &N Newelve Marinda Minden Peqvertod Tram Beattie Ian Froncisece Spokane Marititae Orocke Betwen Pendleton and Huntington

Relation Ties Pendleton Woman to Panama Canal Chief Engineer

A Pendleton resident, Mrs William Hilton of South Main Street, is linked to Theodore P. Shonts, chief engineer of the Panama Canal, through her brother’s wife. Mrs M H Kirkman, Hilton’s sister in law, recently visited, while an aunt of Mr Shonts, the chief engineer, is noted in connection.

Theodore P. Shonts Panama Canal England Pendleton Mra William Hilton South Main Street M. H. Kirkman Hilton Shonts

Postal Clerk Changes At Local Post Office

A postal shift sees a clerk become sub clerk as soon as familiar with duties Miss Privet away on vacation. Temporary clerk Mice Jucy Howell serves meanwhile. If vacancy occurs Ming Hitler would be promoted to clerk.

Death of Mrs. Lola Kennedy in this city

Mrs Lola Kennedy wife of Henry Kennedy died at the hospital last night at about eleven o clock She was 22 and a native of Missouri Survived by her husband seven brothers and A lister In thin city Funeral held at 310 Tustin street this afternoon at two o clock from the family home

Mra. Kenly Lola Kennedy Henry Kennedy At & Vlock i Missouri Wevern Brothers At & Oolock Tustin Street

Faxon Forms New Firm at Prairie City

HM A Faxon formerly of this city now in Portland purchases an interest in Taylor Brothers general merchandise at Prairie City and will move his family there at once. The new firm Faxon Co will conduct extensive interior Oregon business. Samuel Redilck a former Portland dry goods merchant died Sunday in New York City at age 70.

Faxon Prairie City HM. A. Faxon This City Portland Taylor Brothers Faxon & Co Interior Oregon Samuel Redilck Ore West End Avenue New York City Redilck

Shade tree pest and bird racing notes from Athena to Portland

Howard Evans reports scale infestation on Athena shade trees with instructions for kerosene emulsion spray. Salem to Portland pigeon race notes cover rapid departures, long travel times, and growing interest in homing clubs including Portland races and a planned fleet deal in Goldfield Nevada.

Howard Evans Athena Milton Howard Evan

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