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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

8

New Light of Railroad Chanee Invasion Under Hill Harriman Pact

A Portland Telegram report outlines changes in Harriman line officials amid Hill Harriman peace terms. Thomas Walsh resigns as Washington division superintendent, Aug 1, to join Oregon & Washington Union Pacific in Seattle. William Connolly to succeed Walsh. J D Matthews becomes assistant superintendent of the O R & W N. The shifts signal intensified Portland Seattle competition as through service emerges and lines turf for freight and passenger business heats up.

Portland Harriman Lines Northwest Puget Sound Talon Pacific Hill-Harriman M. J. Buckley Thomas Walsh Washington Spokane Walsh Oregon & Washington Union Pacific Seattle J. D. Farrell Duncan Campbell Oregon J. D. Matthews la Grande William Connolly Harriman Puget Sound Great Northern Northern Pacific H. D. Jackson Helena Mont Harriman

M J Gockerline Dies in Operation

Athena Oregon August 11 Special Correspondence M J Cockerline pioneer Weston druggist died on the operating table at Walla Walla hospital yesterday the operation was for appendicitis He was past noble grand in the Weston lodge of Odd Fellows and a large delegation attended his funeral He was a pioneer resident and influential citizen survived by a wife and daughter.

Athena Ore M. J. Cockerline Weston Walla Walla Hospital Weston Lodge of Odd Fellows Cockerline

Indian killed by falling from wagon near Athena

An unknown full blood Indian hauling wheat near Sam Pamburn place two miles from Athena Oregon was killed when a wheel brake gave way on a hill sending the wagon into a run. The Indian was thrown from his seat and died instantly. The body was brought to Athena and local residents do not know his identity or employer.

Athena Ore Sam Pamburn

Interior Department Blocks $50 Million San Francisco Water Plan

San Francisco notes the Interior Department halts the fifty million dollar Hetch Hetchy water project. City Engineer Mansion says the department ordered no preliminary work until the ruling is reversed. Opposition from the Inca Water Co and lawmakers previously blocked government land use for the project.

San Francisco Heteh+hetehy Interior Department Manson Congress Wistel Inca Water Company Garfield

Visiting notables in Pendleton from Hermiston and beyond

A stream of brief visits and business calls fills Pendleton as residents and travelers from Hermiston La Grande Meacham Enterprise Pilot Rock and Walla Walla pass through. Notables include James Farley M Hall Harvey McRoberts Georgi Wright Fay Wells and many more all stopping for meetings errands and to catch the Seattle fair.

Harvey McRoberts Hermiston City Georgi B. Wright Pendleton J. A. Hammer Heho Pen- Weten B. P. Dold Joe H. Parkes Gummer Hone Meacham J.T. Berchon Enterprise Fay Wells Walter Reager D. C W. Roy Saxton Seattle Fair Emma Sawtelle Salem Corvallis Tolleman Miss Hilleary Vogue Milinery Seattle W. F. Higgins Umatilla John P. McManus Pilot Rock Record W. A. Trites Walla Walla H. R. Newport Newport Land & Construction Company

Few Teachers Taking Examinations Reported at Court House

Twenty six applicants have reported for teacher examinations with sixteen seeking county certificates and eleven aiming for state papers. About half of expected candidates appeared at the court house. grading will occur after papers from Portland, Salem, and other places are received.

Court House Wellen Portland Salem Tech Zena Messie Ukiah Florence BE. March Weston Daisy M. Waddingham Anita Kirkpatrick Hermiston Maude Shermin Athena Orpha Levy Milton Leb. Young Cora M. Warner Pendleton Luene Holsington Mary S Dahleren J. B. Levy

Chicago to Wage War on High School Frats

Chicago August 11 The school board plans a strong campaign to remove fraternities and sororities from public schools. President Union said the board would use unusual measures to end the societies and, if the plan is carried out, none will be left by the close of the coming term.

Chicago Chicago Public Schools Board of Education Union

Destroy Mics and Pest Plan in Roseburg Council Talk

Health Officer Houck proposes to end the Oy pest by destroying breeding beds and dedicating two weeks of spare time if needed, with a council presentation planned at the next meeting. About 70 people are on Eugene's woolen mill payroll.

Mics Roseburg Houck Eugene

Boy Mayor Talks Open Town and Saloon Issue

Milwaukee native Sherburn Becker, known as the boy mayor, argues against restricting personal liberty, praising open town policies. He recounts Milwaukee’s lax liquor enforcement, cites police outcomes, and criticizes state corruption tied to courts and officials, urging responsibility and self-policing. He cites the Sullivan will case as an example of political graft.

Portland Sherburn Becker Milwaukee Becker Harvard Panama Puget Sound Isthmus

De Wolf renews charges on officials in Washington

Tacoma reports Herbert N. De Wolf, the lawyer behind indictments against the state supreme court, claims a statewide secret political organization in Washington seeks to control appointments and profit from state and county officers. He cites recent Spokane and Panatana activity as potentially connected and says opposition from powerful interests has long opposed his actions.

Tom Supreme Court of State of Washington Sullivan Tacoma Herbert N. de Wolf Supreme Court Court Pan Tana Spokane

Gouge Out Eyes of Chinese Opium Smoker

Victorian BC advice column reports from Monteagle arriving from the orient about the Ma himmeden uprising in Shensi and Kansu. Rebels blame harsh opium suppression by a local magistrate who gouged a gentry opium smoker’s eyes and cut off his arms, then seized the magistrate and his son was killed. The magistrate fled into a well as unrest spread to other cities with siege efforts continuing into midday updates.

B. C Orient Mahimmeden Shensi Kansu Miche Ibhacen Siebe

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