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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1911

Page

7

Holiday Time Bargains Offer Clean Bright Goods

A Christmas sales pitch promises carefully chosen goods not massed leftovers. It urges shoppers to spend holiday money on clean bright items with no red bargain tickets, highlighting kimonas in crepe, flannelette, or silk from $1.50 to $15.00.

Jot Down Your Xmas List Slippers and Various Purse Items

Holiday sale notice listing warm felt slippers for women and children in multiple sizes and prices. Also promoted Perrine gloves from $1.25 to $2.00, ladies neckwear, umbrellas, silk underskirts, and a Pendleton Indian robe at $8.50 with emphasis on value and nationwide delivery.

Perrine

Editorial mocks Louis W Jill over Governor West criticism

A sarcastic Journal editorial rails at Louis W Jill for commenting on Governor West. It questions his authority and influence, notes his father James J Till, and mocks his claimed suzerainty over Oregon while warning against political titled interference from the Hill faction and big business elites.

Governor West Lou W. Jill Louis W. Jill Brady Idaho Tie Oregon Louis Hill James J. Till West Ohio New York Bourne Louis W. Tl Railronda Oreron

Get In Line Then Act On Upper River Water Rights

Discussion shows the government cannot transfer its water rights for the Extension. The state water board reallocates relinquished water to the next eligible applicant. Upper river interests should file first to secure priority, then request looser federal control. Acting prematurely would be folly.

State Water Board

Louisville Girl Paints 260 Foot Smokestack Solo

Louisvile reports Mississippi girl Marc Pixley, a Louisville youngster, paints the 260 foot smokestack at the Kentucky Electric Company plant on Washington Street. She is said to be the only woman in the United States in this line, working from a camlad scaffold high above the ground. The description notes the dangerous task performed with calm, contrasting typical male bravado.

Lowsville Mies Marc Pixley Louisville Kentucky Eiedtric Company Wash-ineton Street Miss Pixtey Miss Pixley United States

Sky Tumbling Pain Lessens For Airship Fall

In a German psychologist Fritz Kahn assessment, death from airship falls may be painless or only half-conscious. He cites a Helmni fall a year ago as an example, noting observers reported limited agony as the incident unfolded.

Serdtiss Reeves New York Fritz Kahn Helm

Janitor's Wife Sues Teachers in Alleged Alienation Case

Mrs Emilie Peregoy of 041 Cottage Place sues Mary and Miss alleging alienation of affection from her husband Francis TH Peregoy in Angeles California. The case is brought by Mrs Emilie Peregoy against the two teachers.

Angeles Cal—fult Francis Th, Peregoy Mra Mblio Paroroy Cottare Place Misa Mary

Missing Girls School Implicates Paregoy Family

ington Hall, a fashionable girls' school, where Paregoy is the janitor, was put over until February 21. Mrs. Paregoy seeks $1000 damages claiming her husband has been kept from her for over a year. The Misses Houses are well known in the east, with ties to New York and Chicago. Graduates reside in several eastern cities, while opinion argues about spending on the Indian Durbar versus aiding the half starved population.

Ington Hall Paregoy East New York Chicago Here

Owners of destroyed factory may be set free

New York on December 16 the manslaughter cases against Triangle Shirtwaist Factory owners Max Blanck and Ida Harris appear unlikely to reach a jury. The court ruled the state must prove the bolted door shown to the jury was the same door through which workers tried to escape. The article notes plainclothes crowds heading to the Orpheum to view the latest clear pictures.

New York Max Blanck Iiaae Harris Triangle

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