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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
6
For your lumber and building material needs we offer first class stock at lower prices. We supply screen doors and windows building paper lime cement brick and sand. We also specialize in wood gutters for barns and dwellings.
An East Oregonian classified style notice urges readers to invest in real estate. It lists properties from a cottage and lot to multiple lots, with payments and prices such as 9750 for a six room house, 900 for a cottage, 700 for a house with two lots, and 800 for a plat of two lots. Vacant lots range from 160 to 300. Daily East Oregonian carrier price noted.
A Umatilla County sheepman urged by Oregonian to send a large Oregon contingent to the National Livestock Association convention in Kansas City in January. He blames high transport rates, poor service, and railroads for Western overstocked ranges and slow shipments, contrasting with Texas where organized stockmen move stock rapidly. He warns of possible independent wool growers’ groups if reform fails. He also notes Portland’s stake in the convention and calls for stronger Western representation to raise grievances and improve marketing and handling of sheep.
Dispatches from Fez and Moreto allege a rival claimant to the Moroccan throne, now at Tee, has seized the occupancy of the throne room and a stockpile of weapons. He vows to press the sultan’s army as reinforcements arrive while the sultan mobilizes a large force for a Christmas showdown.
The East Oregonian seeks a correspondent in every town and locality of the county with regular payment for items. Special rates offered for exclusive news. Another vaudeville theater will be started in Portland. W OA and Frank Simons of Missoula will have charge.
The Queen Hotel on Garden street between Court and Alta is now open. The 36 by So building by Joe Ell offers well lighted ventilated rooms with electric lights and baths. The hotel is behind the Queen Chop and Oyster House on Main street and will be run in connection by Messrs.
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