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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1909

Page

8

Oregon Theater 9 Overhauled For Season Opening

Pendleton’s Oregon Theater undergoes extensive renovation led by manager C J Mitchell. New paint, lumber, chairs, and furnishings transform the club from top row to dressing rooms. Opening night September 10 features Fifty Miles from Boston with more productions planned including Josh Perkins Texas and a Royal Italian Grand Opera company of 90 with 30 musicians.

C. J. Mitchell The Oregon Theater Pendleton Boston George M. Cohan Broadway Little Johnny Jones Josh Perkins Texas Royal Italian Grand Opera Company

Attorney Steiner Returns From Brief Vacation

Attorney Frederick Steiner deputy in the office of District Attorney Phelps has returned from a short trip spent in Porteul and Sa jem.

Frederick Steiner Phelps Porteul Sajem

Plan to honor Herbert Roesch with first blanket from new woolen mill

A C Koeppen leads a plan to gather ten cents from each local man to fund a gift for Herbert C Roesch, world champion rifle shot. The project aims to present Roesch with the first blanket turned out by Pendleton’s new woolen mill when it begins operation this fall, linking local industry with military achievement.

Roesch Wii A. C. Koeppen Herbert C. Roesch Camp Perry Pendleton

Hill forces busy in Des Chutes canyon

Dulles August 30. The Hill men along the Des Chutes canyon show great activity. Porter Brothers ship supplies to Boyd, which reships in wagons to points along the prospective road. Every boat from Portland brings forty or fifty laborers sent along the line.

Dulles Des Chutes Canyon Porter Brothers Boyd Polnta Portland

Seattle Man Arrested in Jewelry Theft Case

Seattle, Aug 29 Isadore Greenbaum 24, wanted in Chicago on stealing about 3000 dollars worth of jewelry from a firm where he worked as a salesman, was arrested here today. Greenbaum says he will return without a fight.

Seattle Isadore Greenbaum Chicago Greenbaum

Scared to Death in Portland Woman Dies

In Portland Oregon on August 29 Mrs. Mary Wrightman, an elderly woman, died suddenly after being frightened by a rapidly approaching automobile. The incident occurred this afternoon in the city.

Portland Ore Mary Wrightman

Pendleton Resident Mrs Welch Suffering Serious Illness

Mrs Susan Welch, a prominent Pendleton resident, is gravely ill at her daughter Mrs Jack Robinson's home. Death expected within hours. Two marriage licenses issued: Hugh Young of Portland to Alberta Adame of this county, and William Crofton of Portland to Verna Burkhart of this county.

Hugh 8. Young Portland Alberta H. Adame William Crofton Verna Page Burkhart

Interior Warehouse sues Gillette for 188.18 on note and 36.24 for barley

Action filed by Interior Warehouse company against W. B. Gillette seeks recovery of 188.18 alleged due on a note and 36.24 claimed for barley furnished.

Monty Interior Warehouse Company W. B. Gillette

H C Means Ill With Tonsillitis and Quinsey at Lehman Springs

H C Means, manager of the Lehman Springs hotel, is ill with tonsillitis and quinsey and is being brought down from the resort for treatment. This information was received at the office this morning by telephone.

H. C. Means Lehman Springs

Carter Bad Knee After River Mishap Near Wenaha

Charles H. Carter fell while fishing on the Umatilla River above Wenaha Springs station, injuring a knee. He was driven to Wenaha Springs and returned home last night.

C. H. Carter Umatilla Wenaha Springs Charles H. Carter

Library Record Shatters One Day Book Theft Record

Sixty eight books were taken from the public library last Saturday, exceeding prior daily records. Also reported is the return of Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkley and their son from Portland and the coast, lodging at Mrs Mary Johnson’s Johnson Street home while Mr Kirkley, a traveling man, works from Pen headquarters.

Roy Kirkley Little Son Portland Mary Johnson Johnson Street Mr. Kirkley Pendleton

Relative of Mrs Coffey tied to Heppner police chief death

Lou Kinney, killed in the mountains near Heppner last Thursday, was a brother in law of Mrs. Mary Coffey of this city. Kinney and Mrs. Coffey are sisters. The deceased man formerly served as Heppner's chief of police and was very popular with acquaintances.

Coffey Lou Kinney Heppner Mary Coffey Kinney

Mormon Choir Arrives in Pendleton for Short Visit

The Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir with 452 members travels by special train due at 4 45 PM. They will stay about two hours but no public concert is confirmed, leaving Pendleton unlikely to host a concert.

Mormon Big Tabernacle Choir Salt Lake City Pendleton

Farmer Arrested Again in Dis orderly Conduct Case

Grover Farmer, previously jailed, was arraigned before Judge FitzGerald on dis orderly conduct charges after a raid on a soca rooming house. He was fined $30 and ordered to leave the city after the fine was paid.

Farmer Grover Farmer Soca FitzGerald

Remodeling Store Fronts Improve Main Street Shops

Carpenters work on the Schaefer jewelry store and the Frazier book store to install modern fronts. The project, long contemplated, will enhance convenience and the street’s appearance once completed.

Schaefer Pewelry Frazier Book

Up-to-Date Garage Shown in Pendleton

Pendleton showcases an up to date garage as the first 1910 Franklin cars arrived in Seattle last week. H J Kingston of the Philadelphia Press who is directing a trans continental auto race confirmed Pendleton's modern facilities.

Pendleton Seattle McCormmack H. J. Kingston Philadelphia Press

Lost $20 Greenbacks in Pendleton Streets

A prominent Pendleton citizen misplaced two twenty dollar bills yesterday. He believes they were in his watch pocket but slipped into his waistband and fell to the street. Anyone returning the money to the E. O. office will receive the finder’s grateful thanks.

Pendleton

Farm Books in Library for Students and Farmers

The free public diary is for the benefit of students and practical men in any industry. New arrivals include Farm Poultry by Baller, Diseases of Animals by Mayo, Irrigation and Drainage by King, Campbell's Soil Culture Manual, and The Book of Alfalfa by F D Coburn. More farmer titles will be added over time.

Baller Mayo King Campbell Manuel F. D. Coburn

Changes at Depot At O R N depot shifts announced

Several changes in the working force at the O R N depot include permanent and temporary adjustments. Clarence Vrow, who has served as cwr checker for eight months, has been transferred to Portland, while B W Munkers has been moved as part of the staffing changes.

Clarence Vrow Cwr Checker Portland B. W. Munkers

Pendleton Banker Will Move to Portland

Transferred from the Albina office to this city and will act as car checker. Harry Bragg, the day ticket clerk, is spending a brief vacation in Baker City, his place being filled by T. B. Torkelson, recently of St. James, Minnesota. G. E. Patrick of Moscow, Idaho, is taking the place of W. J. Deadman, night operator, who taking a vacation. Under the heading Pendleton Banker Will Reaide in Portland, the Evening Telegram reports William J. Furnish, a Pendleton banker and former governor candidate, will make Portland his permanent home and has secured a house on King's Heights to build a home soon. He is a well-known Oregon citizen and has long influenced eastern Oregon, where he accumulated his fortune. He is projecting the Furnish ditch for irrigating a large project near Hermiston.

Albina Harry Bragg Baker City T. B. Torkelson St. James Minnesota G. E. Patrick Moscow Idaho W. J. Deadman Pendleton Portland Evening Telegram William J. Furnish Furnish King's Heights Oregon Hermiston

Pendleton District Fair Urges Countywide Attention

The Ione Proclaimer editorial argues the Pendleton fair should be the county’s main focus for benefits to farmers merchants and workers. It emphasizes shared ownership pride and unity gained from participation and visiting the fair, noting regional development since last year.

Morrow Ione Proclaimer Pendleton

Wreck of the Ohio Could Not Be Averted

Seattle dispatch reports Capt John Johnson asserting the Ohio wreck was inevitable due to uncharted pinnacle rocks. He credits the chief engineer and crew for remaining at their posts and aiding survival as the steamer was traveling about eleven knots in a dark rainy night.

Seattle Ohio John Johnson The Ohio Today

Papke Says Ketchell Brave. Plans Langford Clash Before Thanksgiving

Billy Papke declares Ketchell is not a coward and will meet Langford before Thanksgiving, likely in Frisco. He forecasts a quick finish for the anticipated clash, signaling a decisive outcome once the two boxers meet.

Chicago Billy Papke Ketchell Langford Frisco

Wright makes first Templehof flight test at Berlin

Berlin August 30 Orville Wright conducted his first test flight today lasting about fifteen minutes over Templehof grounds. Officials said the flight was satisfactory but no details will be released until the public exhibition on Thursday.

Berlin Orville Wright Templehof Grounds

Two Excursion Trains Wrecked Near Glenwood Missouri

Glenwood Missouri August 28 two excursion trains wrecked in a curve on the Wabash line. Two killed J A Thompson fireman and Henry Ludwig passenger from Wayne City both crews jumped. Twenty six injured many seriously as collision involved freight and passenger trains. Later a Big Four eastbound train at the west end collided with a returning excursion train. no fatalities reported.

Glenwood J. A. Thompson Henry Ludwig Wayne City Dayton

Viking Ship Sails Into Seattle Harbor on Norway Day

The Viking, a replica of Norse exploration ships, entered Seattle harbor to celebrate Norway Day at the exposition. Viking ceremonies and literary events highlighted the day as part of the festivities.

Seattle Norway

Automobile stage to Lehman lsprings

Pendleton Auto Co. lists an automobile stage bound for Lehman Springs. Contact Pendleton Auto Co for schedule and fare details.

Lehman Lsprings Pendleton Auto Co

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White House Coffee Standard Grocery Co East Court St Mitchell Kalsemine Howard Wm. E. Hanscom Winslow Bris Oo. M. Heacock Optician Herbert Roesch Des Chutes Tallman’s MT. Hood Tallman & Co Pendleton Dye Works Wright Wilson Roosevelt Springfield Main Street Inland Empire Handy” Store
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