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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
7
Republican candidate 8 F Wilson of Peterson and Wilson urges direct primary law strict enforcement and economy in public funds. He promotes better schools the square deal and eternal progress of man and institutions in Athena Oregon.
C A Barrett of Athena announces candidacy for Joint Senator representing 19th District comprising Umatilla Union and Morrow counties. He asks Republican voters in Umatilla county to nominate him in the September 24 1910 primary. Barrett pledges to work for all district residents and supports direct primary law roads economy and efficient public officials.
Public notice announces sealed bids for Pendleton Creamery plant purchase at Mark Moorhouse office. Details include plant equipment and cash bid, with 10 percent certified check required. receiver invites creditors to file claims by Sept 7 1910. Also call for bids on lumber supply with specific lengths and deadlines in Pendleton Oregon.
Notice to bidders for delivery of one carload about 40 tons of fair spring lump coal to Pendleton Oregon city hall basement. Bids due August 17, 1910 at 7:40 p m. John Hailey Jr.
In the District Court of Oregon F A Cline of Pendleton is adjudicated bankrupt and creditors meet August 23 1910 at 10:00 AM at the Referee in Bankruptcy office Pendleton to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the debtor and conduct business. Dated Pendleton August 1910 THOS FITZGERALD Referee In Bankruptcy.
August 11 at Portland Union Stockyards North Portland Or livestock arrivals were strong except for sheep. Prices held firm with steers up to 6.56, cows to 4.60, and lambs to 6.76, while some inferior stock sold lower. Official lots list multiple shippers and varying loads of cattle hogs and sheep from regional buyers. General ranges show Oregon steers near 5.75 to 6.35, cows 4.25 to 4.50, hogs 10.16 to 10.20, and ewes near 4.46 to 4.60.
Bert Wright, 31, lazes through life and refuses jobs. Arrested at Union Ave and Holliday St, a watch found in his pocket leads to 80 days on the rockpile. Superintendent Briggs vows to make him work, while a Musset quote on society closes the item.
The Chicago wheat market advanced sharply on news of damage to Germany’s crop. Closing prices rose 11-2 to 13-4 cents per bushel from yesterday, with abroad gains later in the day. Liverpool opened lower but finished 7-8 to 14 points higher, and the market showed bullish vigor after opening 8-8 to 1-20 higher. Broomhall cited Agentina shipments for the week at 1,200,000 bushels of wheat and 4,600,000 bushels of corn.
An advertisement asserts standard soothing syrups and infant medicines often contain opium but McGee's Baby Elixir contains no narcotics. It claims to relieve stomach and bowel disorders and teething fretfulness, presenting itself as a safe remedy for infants.
New York theatrical season opens with Shubert group planning to start next Monday with Charles J. Ross in High Life in Jail at the Hackett theater a three act musical farce by Walter Hackett with Ben Shields lyrics and P D Costa music. Cast includes Frank Byron Louis Langdon Ray Cox Elsa Ryan Althea Francis and others. Louis Mann features in The Cheat er at the Lyric under William A Brady. Cawthorn sings Life is a Merry-go-round in Girlies at New Amsterdam. Reminiscent Ragtime Revue at Jardin de Paris previews. Criterion at reopening with The Commuters by James Forbes Henry 4B directs Orrin Johnson as Larry Brisco in The Gamblers by Charles Klein. The Simple Life at Hackett with Walter Jones joins The Drummer musical version of What Happened to Jones by George Broadhurst.
New York report notes bridge losing charm among Newport social set as clandestine poker parties gain favor. London hosts weekly poker events led by Lady Paget with high stakes. Mrs. W. B. Leeds, a Newport owner abroad, is a leading American poker enthusiast with large winnings.
The East Oregonian serves Eastern Oregon as the people's paper and advertising medium of the section, reflected in its Ubera patronage and community appreciation.
Washington reports Cuba faces a grave race question as blacks who helped win independence accuse whites of unequal representation. Outbreaks are suppressed quickly but indicate deeper tensions. The Santiago black population is large and trained, awaiting leadership from white officers to spark wider revolt, risking U S intervention.
Copenhagen reports Queen Alexandra and Empress Dowager Marie of Russia remain at a villa near Klampenborg until fall. Alexandra may visit Norway and Sweden in summer, with Princess Victoria accompanying her mother to Christiana, then to Denmark for a few weeks before returning to England for Christmas.
The Portland Oregon notice promotes land near Lake Stuart in British Columbia with 40 acre farms and 4o plus acre plots. Prices start at 100 dollars with cash and monthly payments. no Canadian citizenship or improvement required. Land near Grand Trunk Pacific Alaska Yukon and Canadian Northern railroads is advertised by Canadian Northern Land Company.
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