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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1911

Page

5

Local ads offer coal wood rooms and services

A collage of small advertisements lists Rock Spring coal and dry wood from Dutch Henry and Main 178, rental rooms at 621 Willow Street and 634 Johnson Street, transfer services by Penland Bros and Mavin, barn board and animal care by Teutsch Bickers, and house sales by Sharon Eddings and others. Also promotions for Xmas market items, planes, and a home-buying push urging readers to act now.

Orpheum Dutch Henry Rock Spring Dutch Henry's Ben L. Burroughs Johnson Street Teutsch & Bickers Aura Street Penland Bros Main Street B. A. Morton Llice

Pin Lost at East Oregonian Office Reward Offered

Lost old fashioned Indies gold pin oval with raised center and leaves. Return to East Oregonian office for reward.

East Oregonian

Suffrage Leader Describes Square-Toed Shoes For Voters

Dr Dora Greene Wilson of the Kansas City Equal Suffrage association told the Woman's Dining club that voting women will adopt square-toe, roomy shoes and practical attire. She said the idea fits a modern, forward moving woman who will dress to stay warm and act decisively in public life.

Kanaw City Dora Greene Wilson Kansas City Equal Suffrage Association

Woman Rejects Fashion Fads And Waist Tying Extremes

The quote portrays a woman disdainful of frigid outings in impractical footwear and silk stockings, and rejects corset tightening as vanity. It reflects social expectations and personal restraint in fashion practices of the period.

Priest Ends Rice Toss at St Marys After Wedding Incident

In New London Connecticut a Catholic priest Rev Timothy Crowley forbids rice throwing by wedding guests at St Marys after ten pounds of rice showered on a newlywed couple. He vows no more rice in church vestibule. The incident prompted his remarks.

Connecticut New London St Mary Timothy M. Crowley Crowley

Sleeping Juror Tumbles In Federal Court Hearing

A juror named A. G. Jett in a Memphis federal court dozed and toppled from the five foot high jury box, dragging his chair and scattering furniture as spectators laughed and officials struggled to regain decorum during the damage hearing.

Memphis Tenn A. G. Jett

Restaurant owner commits suicide in Coquille

Or E W Black a local restaurant man native of Texas who moved from Oklahoma about a year ago shot himself in the head. He left a daughter in Coquille. The coroner was notified and an inquest will be held.

Tandon E. W. Black Texas Oklahoma Coquille

Maryland A Coal Saver On Trip to Honolulu

Mare Island advices say the first Pacific fleet division led the Colorado and West Virginia in the economy contest en route to Hawaii. The Maryland used 1000 tons of coal versus Colorado's 2000. Officers and crew across the five cruisers protested Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas's order requiring Sunday work.

Honolulu Colorado Vallejo Mare Island Maryland South Dakota West Virginia Hawaii Chauncey Thomas

White Egg Shell Membrane Used in Skin Grafts

Discovery by Dr. Max Staller of Mount Sinai hospital shows the white lining of eyeshells can substitute for human skin in grafts. Over three months of tests at the hospital in burns cases, all patients benefited. One severely burned woman survived the operation and is expected to leave soon.

Philadelphia Max Staller Mount Sinai Hospital Abe

First Woman Officer Dies in Cleveland

Mrs Elroy M Avery 67 editor of the D A R official paper and a prominent club and educational figure in Cleveland died of heart disease She was the first woman on the Cleveland Board of Education and the first woman elected to public office in Ohio.

Cleveland Elroy M. Avery the Daughters of the American Revolution

Local residents visit and travel notes in Pendleton area

G HR of Umatilla arrived from the railroad town yesterday. W H Durham of Enterprise stayed with the Bowman yesterday. E C Day of La Grande registered at the St George yesterday evening. J D Casey of Hilgard came down from his mountain home yesterday. George Watton of Pilot Rock was among out of town visitors. Carl Engdah from Helix attends the Lambda Sigma dance tonight. Prior Shaw of Hermiston came from the county’s west end and spent the night. Joe Blakely deputy sheriff went west county on office business. William Slusher returned to his Nolin ranch after visiting family. Jack Urquitt of Portland holidays back in Pendleton. Winn Stewart departed on delayed No 6 for Portland after visiting his mother. Peter O Sullivan, long on John Day ranch, returns to Pendleton for a visit. James A Cooper Bowman hotel proprietor resumes desk duty after a few days sick in bed.

G. HR Umatilla W. H. Durham Enterprise Bowman E. Cc la Grande St. George George Watton Pilot Rock Carl Engdah Helix Prior Shaw Hermiston Joe Blakely William Slusher Nolin Jack Urquitt Pacific Light & Power Company Portland Winn Stewart Hi Mother H. Stewart Peter O'Sullivan John Day Ranch Pendleton James A. Cooper Bowman Hotel

Bachelors Catalogued in Search for Wives

Grant County Thichelora club in Ulysses Kansas lists thirty five bachelors with photos and property, aimed at sending a nationwide catalogue to attract marriageable women. The foreword promises women can pick from "good honest men" whose listed assets are showcased to entice brides.

Ulysses Kan Grant County Kansas Prise United States

French pipe theory claims national character shows in smoking

PipkeS reports M. Watteville, a pipe collector, argues that longer pipes indicate more active nations and shorter stems mark harder workers. He says generous bowls signal generosity while small bowls indicate economy but readers note omissions for pipe bowl class and borrowing tobacco.

Pauris Parla M. Waatteville Wiattevile M. Watteville Watteville

Farley Mistaken For Burglar At Cliff House

John Farley manager of the Cliff House was mistaken for a burglar in his Bella Vista apartment after returning home three hours late Neighbors heard movement and called patrolman Bob Lean who drew his revolver and ordered Farley to surrender before realizing he was the resident Perplexing misidentification ended without arrest.

San Francisco Calif John Farley Cliff House Farley Bella Vista Apartments Plane Street Bob Lean Artment Nd Adly

California Game Commission backs Mexican quail and turkeys

California fish and game commissioners at a recent meeting decided not to trap quail domestically for stocking another area and will import large numbers from Mexico. They also authorized disposal of 50 to 100 Mexican wild turkeys to satisfy breeders seeking wild blood for vigor. Experimental salmon hatcheries near Sacramento are planned after findings show millions of young salmon are lost to high water in the Yoloang Sutter basins during migration.

San Francisco Fish and Game Commissioners of California Mexico Sacramento

Papal Audience Hosted by Pope for Cardinal Farley

Cardinal Farley, in Rome, met with the Pope in a private audience. The meeting occurred in December and touched on matters relating to the United States, with Farley’s program suggesting a return to the U.S. in January.

Pope Farley Rome cCardina P Fartey Tony Pope Filius United States

Absorbing Old Sea Town Destroys Local Port Prestige

The piece laments centralization as Newburyport joins Boston customs amid shifting U S trade. It notes former New England pride ports like Nantucket Marblehead and Salem fading while Boston and Portland grow richer under foreign flags. It closes by urging monied ventures replacing retirement from seafaring.

Boston Newburyport United States San Francisco Galveston New England Nantucket Marblehead Salem New Zealand Ypell Anti Oshkosh Portland

Ticket routing note for Pacific Northwest connections

If 0.ng east, 0. west or south, have tickets routed Northern Pacific By. Close connections at Pasco with a'l through trains, W. Adams, agent, Pendleton.

Northern Pacific Pasco W. Adams Pendleton

Also Mentioned on This Page

FE Livengood & Go the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Bath Willow Street Care East Oregonian S. W. M Ller Jesse Finn Sharon Bentley Berkeley Wade Moorhouse Johns Lot Livermore John Hill Teutach & Bickers Bandon Restauranteur J. D. Casey of Hilgard Pipkes Wohlenberg Old Sea Town Inland Empire Calldren Venn Anton Fiddler
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