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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

8

Fare to Portland Reduced By Fifteen Cents

The Pendleton to Portland rail fare is expected to drop about 15 cents on March 1. Changes since earlier tariff set the route shorter by about 6.7 miles, with more reductions planned between Pendleton and Coyote. Traveling men report mileage overcharges. the O R & N promises reform and a lower fare for Huntington to Portland to 12 dollars, instead of 12.10, with adjustments to mileage books and a probe into a bridge arbitrary charge.

Pendleton Portland Tt T Railroad Commission Huntington Coyote Portland Telegram Dan Kellaher O. R Railroad Corporation Harriman Snake River

Prominent Wheat Dealer Dead in California

E W McComar, representative for Northwestern Warehouse, reports the death of George W McNear head of the company. Once the largest wheat dealer in California and a major Pacific coast figure, McNear arrived in Portland in 1896 buying Irving dock, ran an export office as G W McNear, later via Eppinger & Co and Girvin & Eyres, with three San Francisco firms joining to operate Northwestern Warehouse in Portland.

E. W. McComar Northwestern Warehouse Company George W. McNear Oakland California Pacific Coast McNear Portland Irving Dock G. W. McNear Eppinger & Co Girvin & Eyres San Francisco E. W. McComas Pendleton

Depositors Leave Money Untouched in La Grande Bank

In La Grande Oregon about $29,000 in dividend money sits in the receiver's vault at Farmers' & Traders' National Bank awaiting owner calls. Receiver Niedner hoped for a 10 percent Christmas dividend, but depositors do not need the funds now.

la Grande, Ore la Grande Farmers’ & Traders’ National Bank Niedner

Pendleton Visitors Mentioned In Local Notes

A long list of locals and out-of-town guests visits Pendleton for business and social reasons. Names include J H Dailey Ukiah W Durrell Echo J P Hartman Union F E Beaty No lin and many others traveling from towns like Portland Nolin Walla Walla Athena Heppner and Hermiston to transact business or visit hotels and friends.

J. H. Dailey Ukiah Co. W. Durrell Echo J. P. Hartman Union Pendleton J. Kerr Holdman FE. W. Beaty Nolin William Slusher W. A. Slusher Robert Livermore Portland W. A. Fraser W. C. Hill Heppner Frank Ennis Walla Walla St. George A. A. Sharp Athena Allen Thompson Butter Creek E. P. Croorkin Echo Real Estate Wilma Berminster D. H. Preston Musgrove Edgar W. Smith Astoria Roy Alexander Alexander Department Store W. P. Stapish Western Land & Irrigation Company C. T. Roberts Hood River

Gold coin dented Lew Fields at Herald Square show

In New York a $20 gold piece was hurled from the upper box at Lew Fields during a scene in which he plays an inventor. The coin struck his forehead nearly denting his skull. Actor Charles Juders recovered the coin and kept it. The assailant was identified as Alphonse Muehn, an Austrian painter from Vienna.

New York Herald Square Lew Fields Fields France Charles Juders Trute

Catherine Brown Dies at 77 in St Anthony’s Hospital

Catherine Brown died at St Anthony’s Hospital this morning at age 77 from complications of old age. She is mother of Ren FP Brown and Mrs Samuel Bittner. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at Baker Undertaking Parlors on Cottonwood Street.

Catherine Brown Ren

Pendleton Union Branch To Elect Officers Tomorrow

A Pendleton branch meeting of the Farmer's Educational and Co operative Union of America will be held in the city tomorrow afternoon for the annual election of officers. A large attendance is expected.

Pendleton Farmer's Educational and Cooperative Union of America

Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights Local Moves and Events

Pendleton items note a repeat of the Presbyterian church musical next Sunday night, moving of W. Ingram’s grocery to the TL. OG. O. FP building, and a transfer today. Matlock Goes South: W F E Matlock leaves St Anthony’s for southern California via Portland with Dr Smith. Also corrected is a New Years masquerade date at the German Hall. Only seven and a half percent of Uma­til a county wheat remains unsold. Barber shops open late. most businesses close New Year's Day. post office open midmorning. banks and offices closed.

Will Ingram Jacob Bete Main Street TL. OG. O. FP Livengood Matlock W. FE St. Anthony's Hospital Portland C. J. Smith California San Diego

No Hearing For Tracy Case In Idaho County

George Tracy accused of murder will not receive a preliminary hearing. Attorney Lot L. Feltham of Weiser plans to seek evidence in Echo while the case heads to a grand jury Monday, with an indictment likely soon after. The defense aims to avert trial delays by swift legal action.

Tracy George Tracy Lot L. Feltham Weiser Feltham Echo

Hobson Necktie Becomes Symbol in Hobson Speech

In Washington Representative Hobson’s necktie becomes a theatrical emblem during his address on war with Japan. The cravat flutters and rises with his phrases, echoing battle flags as he argues for defenses and fortifications before sealing the moment by buttoning his vest.

Merrinote Washington H Hobson Alabama Statesman Hobson Japan Alabama Mr. Hobson

Ingram's Grocery to Close All New Year's Day

Ingram's Grocery announces a full-day closure for New Year's Day. Customers are advised to plan ahead for holiday shopping and expect regular hours to resume the following day.

Uncle Joe Says He Is Butt of All Jokes

Washington notes Speaker Cannon complains he attracts jokes from reporters. He recalls early GridIron club roasts in the 1900s when Tom Reed and others mocked him, but he says he enjoys the spotlight and sees familiar stories resurfacing annually.

Uncle Joe Washington Speaker Cannon Tom Reed

Paatima Theatre Shows Most Moving Pictures in City

The Paatima theatre reports leading attendance with more moving pictures shown than any other cinema in the city. Patrons enjoy a steady schedule of screenings and new releases throughout the week, highlighting its prominence in local entertainment.

Paatima

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