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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
8
A local advert describes a wide range of hair brushes from 25c to 5 dollars. It promises stocks from cheap to premium quality including brushes with bristles mounted in well made backs and various woods and buckw (buck, woold) or veneered woods, urging customers to inspect offerings.
A speech arguing for new anti trust regulation and federal control ideas. It links tariff reduction, railroad rate reform, and potential federal ownership of railways as remedies to distortions by trusts. The speaker cites international rail systems and Panama canal spend to support public ownership as a feasible path, while noting a cautious stance within party ranks.
Signor De Caprio a noted West director arrives from Portland and meets district fair commission to finalize a 25 or 26 member band to perform throughout the five day event. The group includes oboe piccolo clarinets trumpets trombones French horns basses drums and soloists. De Caprio born in Alife Italy in 1865 has had a long U S career with Wagner’s Seattle band and the Lewis and Clark fair administration. Bertha Riley 12 found dead in river. stepmother claims suicide amid incorrigibility.
Three young men, Ed Corbin T. F. Failure and Frank Forrest, completed an overland trip from Pella Iowa, arriving in Boise after Forrest recovered from typhoid fever. They intend to homestead in the Northwest, visiting near Pilot Rock after staking their claim. The trio, farmers of hustling, honest stock, holds their outfit at Boise.
August police court total reaches 126 cases, slightly below July’s 153. July had more laborers and transient men in city. Four defendants appeared before Judge FitzGerald with sentences for intoxication and profanity, including My Pete the Indian, Elmer Hart, Jack Carroll, Paul Jones. Donald McKay forfeited $5 bail for drunkenness. Also notes Miss L R Lorenz’s first poem published July 19 1906 in editorial page.
Weather turns cooler as the Eagles' management announces regular Saturday evening dances will resume September 1 and continue through the season. Three newly furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 301 South Main Street. Inquire Bowling Alley.
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