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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
2
The New Spring Draperies Are Here
All women of taste know how much depends upon the harmonious and skillful draping of the windows and doors, and most of them know the value of keeping in touch with our Drapery Department for the newest effects and economy. Call to be shown. You will be surprised what you can accomplish with a small investment.
Railroad Tax Notice Shocks Lane County Budget
In Eugene Oregon on February 3 Judge Colvig the new tax and right-of-way agent for Southern Pacific informed County Assessor Keeney that lands in Lane county held under congressional grants may not pay taxes. The assessed tax on these lands totals 60606 dollars for the county and state. Nonpayment would bruise the county budget and the state appropriation based on those taxes. If the company pays, sums may be repayable if the Supreme Court upholds the section forfeiture of lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
Southern Pacific Company
Lane County
Keeney
Colvig
Lane
Supreme Court
Promotion Endorsed In Tacoma Report
Prommation is indorsed in Tacoma Washington as a move to support a proposed rate. The brief item notes approval by local stakeholders and indicates ongoing discussions about implementing the plan.
Clark Explains ACW Express Tariffs and Rates
Washington reports on the Interstate Commerce Commission sweeping reduction in express rates and the commission chair Edgar B. Clark explains the lengthy investigation, tariff overhaul, and resulting new rate structure effective February 1, 1914. The piece details carrier expenses, railroad shares, and statements from affected express companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edgar B. Clark
Yollay
United Press
Chatindn Clark
Commission
Lane
Secretary
United States
Express
State Federation of Women's Clubs meets in mild winter conference
The executive board completed a wide prehibition measure filing at the state capital. The Women's League of the University of Washington with over 14 percent members will affiliate with the federation. Delegates to the biennial convention in Chicago were arranged, vacancies filled, and the Raymond state convention date fixed for July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Women's League of the Universiy of
Washington
Chicago
Raymond
Artist George Taylor to Inherit $280000 Upon Father’s Death
WAXSDERER FPORTENENER. COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. Feb 3 News that George Taylor an Minevant artist who has been in the city four or five months is heir to $280,000 from his father, a bridge and stee d er, who died last September in Chicago. The fortune to be divided among a large family. Taylor expects his legacy this coming September. He has a wife and two grown daughters living in San Francisco but has drifted around the country and now plans to make Cottage Grove his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Ore
Chicago
Bast
George ‘Taylor
Bridge
Stee
Taylor
Wving
San Francisco
Heppner Rose Grower Offers 16000 Open Ground Plants
Adérens Harry Cummings of Heppner Oregon advertises 16000 roses ready for immediate delivery grown in open ground on own roots. He lists 176 varieties guaranteed true to label and offers color preferences, exchanges for unsatisfactory plants, and a ten-rose forfeit if errors occur. J L Vaughan cited as reference owner of over 60 roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
J. L Vaughan
Mr. Vaughan
Adérens
Harry Cummings
North Site Bridge Club honors high score winner at tango luncheon
A tango luncheon hosted by the North Site Bridge Club celebrated Mra. Charles M. Stype as the high score winner of the year. The event Saturday at Mra Latra Nash Settelle’s home was the club’s annual function with ladies in children's costumes and much merriment. Also noted are Valentine luncheon menus and a public lecture by Prof Frederick Dunn open to all, plus updates on local social happenings including Mr. and Mrs. George Strand’s move to Mancycle and Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis hosting the Duplicate Whist Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Site Bridge Club
Mra
Charles M. Stype
Mra Latra Nash Settelle
Civic Club
Exey
Frederick Dunn
University of Oregon
Civiler Club
Lina H. Sturgis
Duplicate Whist Club
North Hill
Wanted A Paleontologist For National Museum Post
Washington February 3 a paleontologist sought for the national museum. An examination to be held tomorrow will select an assistant preparator in Paleontology and related duties. The applicant must know rock trimming and fossil extraction for the civil service appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
National Museum
10 Cent Cascarets Benefit Health Card
10 cent Cascarets promise relief from head ache indigestion and foul gases by cleansing the stomach removing sour food and bile and improving liver and bowel action. A box works while you sleep and aims for a clear head and sweet stomach by morning. Children like Cascarets since they never gripe.
Veterans Attend Potomac G A R Encamptment Allegedly
Veterans from the Department of the Potomac G A R gathered in Washington for the forty sixth annual encampment. Captain John Middleton of the Old Guard served as officer of the day and First Lieutenant James F. Collins as officer of the guard, with only a few members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of the Potomac
John Middleton
Old Guard
James F. Collins
Silent Dog Warns of Water Hazard
A brief local item warns residents to beware a silent dog and nearby water hazard. Authorities urge caution near the area where the dog has been seen near the water, advising walkers to stay alert and keep dogs on a leash.
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Pendlepon
Obe
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George Taylor
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Homer I. Watta
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