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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1912

Page

2

Three Women Fined After Garment Guard Brawl on Garfield Park L

Three young women Margaret Moore Gussie Durand and Rose Florian faced Municipal Judge Dicker in Desplaines Street Court for disorderly conduct after a vicious attack on guard George Jones aboard a Garfield Park L train. They struck choked and clawed as passengers intervened. Each was fined $3 and costs.

Trminaman Chicago aAfter George Jones Garfield Park Metropolitan Dicker Desplains Street Margaret Moore Gussie Durand North Sangamon Street Rose Florian West van Buren Street Jones Lake Street

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by F. J. Cheney

Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications the disease is in the blood. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a nonquack remedy prescribed by physicians, with tonics and blood purifiers. Send for testimonials and buy from druggists. Also Hall's Pills for constipation.

F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Hall

Sleepers See Record Loss In Local Burglary

In Pottstown Pennsylvania at Annie Pikkies boarding house in Stowe Robert Bonski and Tobias Mikkanzi employed at a local foundry slept through a burglary. Thieves moved a bed eight feet to reach a trunk under it and stole cash totaling 138 dollars plus worn clothing. The pair remained still throughout the crime.

Pottstown Robert Bonski Tobias Mikkanzi Annie Pikkies Stowe

British Railway Converts Eighty Locomotives to Oil Fuel

The Great Eastern Railway owns eighty express passenger engines built twenty five years ago by Holden. They can run on oil fuel alongside coal, with a firebox layer of red hot coal and an oil spray. Oil reduces coal use by about half over the same distance and conversion takes two to three hours. only two of the eighty are oil serviced currently.

London Great Eastern Railway Holden

Oil fuel overtakes coal in railway use and hinges on prices

The article notes oil fuels becoming dearer than coal as several oil types are tested. A waste tar derived oil, used in road work, has seen price rises forcing companies to reconsider road making costs. If oil falls or coal rises above oil, the locomotive superintendent could convert engines to oil capable burners.

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Hotel Runners Face Federal Ban At Union Depot

Pennsylvania Railroad seeks a permanent injunction in federal court to restrain hotel solicitors at the Union passenger station at South Canal and West Adams streets. The suit targets John Carney and others for alleged conspiracy to drive railroad business away with loud solicitations. Federal jurisdiction claimed due to interstate traffic and public nuisance at the main entrance.

Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Union South Canal West Adam Streets United States District Court United States Union Depot John Carney Confederation

Woman jailed on 8500 bail for cruelty to cat

New York report: a black and white cat fell from a third story window at 85 Stanton Street. Mrs Etta Hyman identified Mrs Dera Noble as the owner accused of pushing the animal. In Essex Market court Magistrate Krotel set Mrs Noble bail at 500 for cruelty to animals.

New York Stanton Street

Arrest Chicago cracksman in Sandusky

Sandusky Ohio police say they arrested Harry Diehm a Chicago cracksman and captured him with two accomplices during a burglary at the Wagner Stone company offices. Diehm allegedly admitted his identity and faces charges of shooting with intent to kill after opening fire on the pursuing posse. He and a gang are said to have targeted northern Ohio banks and post offices in a state of alarm.

Sandusky Ohio Harry Diehm Chicago Wagner Stone Company Diehm

Halu’s resignation letter criticizes Eastern Oregon asylum

Dr. M K Hall of La Grande resigns from the state asylum board, condemning the Pendleton location for bad water and high maintenance costs. He predicts failure vs Salem and argues the site jeopardizes standards and family living environs, urging board caution and thanking members for their confidence.

Salem Ore M. K. Hall la Grande State Asylum Board West Eastern Oregon Hall Pendleton Tte Promonere Pendleton Hospital

Flowers for Injured Dog Bullets in Borough

The famous hunting dog Flow ers por in injured dog Darby Pat Bullets, owned by Councilman Addison Foster, fractured a leg after falling from his master’s wagon. Children offered sympathy as Dr. Quinn set the leg.

Half a Million In Race Prizes For Harvest Raves

More than half a million dollars in race prizes are offered in the Pacific Northwest this year. The grand Pacific circuit opens at Vancouver on August, with a total of 235000. The North Pace circuit Western Canada circuit and Montana circuit also offer purses. Spokane anchors these circuits and anticipates the best harness meet in Pale week from September 30 to October.

Pacific North West Vancouver B. C Western Canada Montana Spokane

Spokane Muir to test coin operated entrance plates

The Spokane Muir will experiment this fall with coach turnstiles that use coin operated entrance plates. If successful the club will replace the old ticket system with cash machines. The new system would ease fall visitors’ needs and prevent short changing, whether accidental or intentional.

Spokane Muir

New Dairy Machinery Show At Spokane Interstate Fair

A model creamery and farm dairy will be operated at the Spokane Interstate Fair. Visitors may see the newest dairy machinery in actual operation daily during the week of September 30.

Spokane

Street Car Facilities At Spokane Fair Grounds

Eastern fairs suffer from limited street car access, but Spokane enjoys two double track lines linking the fair grounds. The 5 cent fare covers a fifteen minute ride. During fair week from September 20 to October 6, cars run on a minute schedule, departing town every minute during peak hours.

Spokane

Auction of concession space at Spokane Interstate Fair

The annual sale of concession space at the Spokane Interstate Fair grounds will be held there on August 20. Spaces for restaurants and candy stands are sold to the highest bidder. For full particulars write to Robert H. Cosgrove, secretary, Spokane.

Spokane Interstate Fair Grounds Fair Grounds Robert H. Cosgrove Spokane

Improved Fair Grounds Joined Spokane Park System

The Spokane fair grounds become part of the city park system and will be cared for by the Spokane park board. Improvements will enhance the grounds and an attractive appearance is expected this fall during the Nineteenth Annual Interstate Mule event from September 30 to October 6.

Spokane Spokane Park Board

Miners Rock Drifting Contest at Spokane Fair

The Spokane Fair will host a miners rock drifting contest during fair week this fall with £500 in prize money. Interested participants should write to the secretary of the WALE for details.

Alwass Spokine Fair Partic Lars Inty Wale

Farm Boys Interstate Fair School Details

Chansa For Farm Boys invites farm boys to Spokane Fair access. Students should write to Professor Rh C Ashby at Washington State College Pullman for particulars about the Interstate Fair School For Farm Boys.

Spokane Fair Rh C Ashby Washington State College Pullman

Chopping Contest Debuts With Large Prizes at Spokane Fair

A new feature this year at the Spokane Fair the week of September 30 is a log chopping contest for large cash prizes. Full details available by writing the fair secretary at the Chamber of Commerce building Spokane Washington. No shakes or poisonous reptiles have been found on Hawaii islands and it is illegal to introduce them. Monjultoes were not present until a ship from Mexico dropped them about a century ago.

Chamber of Commerce Spokane Wash Hawaii Mexico

Wise Man Knows When He Has Enough Before He Gets It

A proverb-like remark credits prudence in acquiring wealth or favors. It suggests wisdom lies in recognizing sufficiency before pursuing more, emphasizing restraint over gain and the value of contentment in decision making.

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