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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1908

Page

2

Fulton Floors In Fight Over Oregon Senate Seat

Senator Fulton pressurizes President Roosevelt and Taft to aid his bid against Governor Chamberlain. A Portland reader reports the White House rejects intervention, citing Oregon primary pledges and civic morals. Taft mirrors the stance, Hitchcock’s aid would draw sharp rebuke. Fulton’s Washington and Hot Springs efforts backfire, harming his position nationwide. Harry Englar of Hermiston was in town for business.

Roosevelt Mr. Taft Chamberlain Fulton Hoosevelt Portland Washington Oregon Taft White House Hot Springs Hitchcock

Gold Nugget Found In Chicken Craw At Carpenter Farm

A farmer H BE Carpenter west of town claims a gold nugget was found in a chicken’s craw. He says the nugget the size of a wheat grain appeared while cleaning the fowl and suspects gold beneath his land though no conclusive evidence remains after the chicken died and the nugget was lost on the way to town.

H. BE. Carpenter Mr. Carpenter

Pendleton Cash Market Opens Main Street Branch

A new Main Street branch of the Cash Meat Market at 301 East Court Street has opened in the corner building at Malin and Alta streets and will be known as the Pendleton Cash Market. The shop is managed by C. D. Rayburn.

East Court Street Malin and Alta Streets Pendleton C. D. Rayburn

Portland Journal Circulation Man Arrives in Pendleton

Dc E Tuckle, circulation man for the Oregon Daily Journal, traveled to Pendleton in the De East Oregonian Journal pains contest to oversee journal interests and circulation efforts.

Dc. E. Tuckle The Oregon Daily Journal Pendleton Jas

Frances Smith Enters City Pony Contest in Oregon Votes

In the East Oregonian Journal pony contest Frances Smith enters the city race with over 18 000 votes, aided by friends including railroad workers. She sits second in the city division behind Milton Ganahl as Corliss Agnew of Hermiston posts 4190 votes and out-of-town contenders gather totals across multiple towns.

Belwlf Milton Ganahl Nwise Little Miss Agnew Hermiston Teddy Oregonian Journal Misa Frances Smith Little Smith Togo Miss Smith Corliss Agnew Pendleton Eugene Lyman Gladys Brownfield Burton Greulleh Carrie Kennedy Hazel Wyrick Harry Moriteristelli Frances Smith Vevesene Ecu Fred Markham Echo Corliss Agnes Lola Rogers Adama Aliee Gaines Athena Odessa Russell Joe Read Weston Ester Sturtevant Pilot Rock Anna Stewart Freewater Walter Taylor Geraldine Froome Helix Georgia Jaques

Ellis to Work for River in Congress

Representative Ellis and wife arrived in Washington. He expects limited local legislation this winter aside from river and harbor appropriations and aims to fund the jetty at the river mouth and push engineers recommendations. He also seeks Celilo canal under continuing contract and notes no hope for dividing Oregon into two judicial districts unless the House judiciary committee changes.

Oregonian News Bureau Washington Ellis Columbia River Celilo Canal Oregon Houe Judiciary Committee Fulton

Chinese Crown Grants Reform Edict Amid Amnesty Plan

Peking reports the throne will issue an amnesty next Wednesday tied to a reform program already announced. The decree lays out 20 articles about amnesty but adds an 11th crime: harboring rebels. Original crime amnesty is denied. reformers banished earlier are not eligible.

Peking

Conductor Harry Fowler Dies After Illness at 38

Pendleton resident conductor Harry Fowler longtime O R and N employee dies at 501 East Court street after six days of Bright's disease. Born Blandenville Illinois 1865 he served as deputy recorder deputy sheriff and now piloted Pilot Rock local and other lines. Survived by wife Ida Wafer and two children Ned and Vernon. funeral Sunday at home 1 pm with Masons and Royal Arch lead, Olney cemetery interment.

Harry Fowler East Court Street Bright Pilot Rock Washington Line Tax Department Sheriff Taylor W. HL Powler Blanchesville Tfl Masonic Lodge Blandleville Royal Arch Dalles O. RR. Co Portland The Fowler Ia Waffle Ned Venon Meldrum Vin Nuys Olney Cemetery Masons

Students to form county association in Umatilla

A preliminary meeting to form a Umatilla county association of O A C graduates and former students will be held Tuesday at 8 30 pm in the optical room of Winslow Jewelry on Main Street. The move follows a request from O A C alumni officers to create local groups across the state. Glenn Winslow, a 1900 graduate, hosts the initial gathering.

Umatilla County A. C. Association The Agricultural College Winslow Jewelry Store Main Street Portland Glenn Winslow

Boise Man Praises Local Garage in Pendleton Visit

J. F. Anderson of Boise, Reo car representative, tours the Pendleton Auto company garage. He praises the handsome building and complete equipment, saying it is the best he has seen in a small town. He seeks new ideas for a new garage to be built in Boise.

J. F. Anderson Boise Reo Pendeton Pendleton Auto Company Johnson

Typhoid Victim Recovered Oversees Machinery Install

B. FP. Trombly, a Pendleton Auto repair department mechanic, has sufficiently recovered from typhoid fever to supervise the installation of new machinery in the company’s new garage.

B. FP. Trombly Pendleton Auto Company

Robert P Brown Named Spokane Northwest League Manager

Robert P Brown, longtime manager of the Pendleton baseball team, has been secured to manage the Spokane Northwest league team for the coming season. He is currently in Chicago arranging for his squad and plans to return to coordinate operations.

Robert P. Brown Pendleton Spokane Mr. Brown Chicago

Snyder and partners head for Mountain Home for bear hunt stunts

E. A. Snyder accompanied by Tom Hampton and J. W. Clove left Pendleton in Snyder's car for Mountain Home station to reach the ranch and attempt notable stunts on a bear hunt. Snyder has just returned from a trip in the east.

E. A. Snyder Tom Hampton J. W. Clove Mr. Snyder Hhe Ranch Mountainhome Station Pendleton Enat

Burke couple to spend winter in Phoenix Arizona

Mr and Mrs FE J Burke depart for Phoenix Arizona this evening to remain through winter. He represents Judd and Root and will buy wool when the Arizona clip is market ready. They will reside at the Adame hotel during their stay.

E. J. Burke Phoenix Arizona Judd & Root Company

Three Baby Lions on Exhibit at Alexander Department Store

Three baby lions, only weeks old and the size of a large cat, are on display today in the windows of the Alexander department store. The cubs belong to Barnes Wild Animal Circus, now playing at Now Oregon, and their playful antics attract curious shoppers.

Alexander Department Barnes Wild Animal Circus Oregon

Pendleton Lodge to Attend Funeral for W Harry Fowler

Members of Pendleton lodge No 12 AF & AM are asked to meet at the lodge room at 12 30 Sunday to attend the funeral services for the late W Harry Fowler held from the family residence at 1 o clock W H McCormmach WM

Pendleton Lodge No. 12 AL FP A. M Jodge W. Harry Fowler W. H. M'Cormmach

Tea grocer offers refund if not satisfied with Bchilling's Best

A local grocer advertises a money back guarantee for customers who are not satisfied with Bchilling's Best tea, promising prompt refunds to shoppers who request them. The notice emphasizes the store's commitment to customer satisfaction and fair pricing.

Bchilling

Two Phones at Math 28 Ring Up Any Item

In the grocery, fruit or vegetable section customers can ring up anything they want. Gray Brow Grocery Co. Inc. promotes its two phones for orders and inquiries.

Fruit Or Vegetable Inc Gray Brow, Grocery Co

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