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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1912

Page

5

Melrose Coal Wood Dry Wood For Rent And Lost Item Ads

Locals listing services for coal and dry wood from Kopitzke Gillanders Melrose system plus rental ads for six and five room houses. Also notes a lost gold rope necklace and a livery stable for sale in Hermiston Oregon with contact details. Includes transfer services and horse boarding rates and requests for address leads.

Burroughs Melrose Joerger Franklin Street Kopitzke & Gillanders Rock Spring Orpheum Koplitke & Gillandera J. H. Estes American National Bank Scotch Collie C. J. Whittaker Morton Ren L. Burroughs Pioneer Hermiston W. W. Steiner, Jr Hermiston, Ore

Patton's Barber Shop Ad Promises Clean Service

An advertisement offers shares at Patton's barber shop for 1 cent and touts employed barbers, ample hot water, and clean towels. It warns against licit or illicit trade with Chinamen Indians or Japs and invites a trial.

Patton

New Laundry Department at Domestic Laundry

The Domestic Laundry adds a rough dry department to its up to date establishment. Patrons are asked to have bundles ready Monday morning.

Farm land loan offer at seven percent interest

Long time money to loan on first class farm lands at 7 per cent inter vsl. See Coutts & Hays, Pendleton, Oregon.

Coutts & Hays Pendleton Oregon

Yor George Farm Lands Near Fraser River Valley

Opportunity to acquire a farm at a low gate in Fraser River Valley. Call or write for particulars to Teutech & Bickers.

Kennedy Defeats O'Connell In Fast Hermiston Wrestling

Hermiston February sixth fans hailed Jack Kennedy as he outlasted BE J O Connell of Portland in a 150 pound bout. O Connell failed to make weight and gave Kennedy a handicap but Kennedy dominated with holds and escapes through a hour long match. The card also featured GniewITSZ Baty and Seahorn Kennedy securing a draw and a fall in the second match while 350 spectators left satisfied with the program.

Hermiston Sage Brush Jack Kennedy BE. J. O'Connell Portland O'Connell Kennedy Connell O’connell Gniwitsz Baty Gniwicz W. B. Kennedy Seahorn Senhorn

The Blue Bird a Treat at Shakespeare Club

The Pasadena Star notes Maeterlinck drama The Blue Bird enthralled a full Shakespeare Club audience with Miss Patten’s simple, compelling interpretation. Patten will perform at City Hall Auditorium on Tuesday February 6 with 26 and 60 cent admission. Proceeds fund library books. Tickets available at Pendleton and Tallman’s Drug Stores.

Maeterlinck Shakespeare Club Miss Patten Pasadena Misa Patten City Hall Auditorium Pendleton Drug Co Tallman's Drug Store

Pendleton Daily Visitors List Highlights Local Figures

A string of brief notices shows Wiliam Potts of Helix and Dr M Kern in the city, Meyers of Hermiston and Warner of Pilot Rock visiting Pendleton, with J M Gilbert staying over, Celia Kenn and Mrs Crockett returning from Walla Walla and Athens respectively, and John W Campbell returning home from Hermiston after serving as a juror.

Wiliam Potts Helix McLelian Juniper M. Kern Seattle R. C. Moore Echo W. B. Denavan Rmiston Meyers Hermiston H. G. Newport KK. G. Warner Pilot Rock Ely A. L. Hartwick West End J. M. Gilbert Hir Pilot Teck M. S. Kern Walla Walla Celia Kenn Mrs. Crockett A. M. Meldrum Athens John W. Campbell Mabel Warner

Skimpy Dress Split Exposes Society Girl at Wedding

Wealthy St Louis socialite Misa Marie Hess testified in the third district municipal court that a gown by Leonard Cohen tore and rode up during a wedding causing an embarrassing scene. The dress was altered six times, finally fitting but out of style, with Hess not paying the $31 balance claimed by the tailor. Judge Murray ruled Hess need not pay.

New York Misa Marie I. Hess St. Louis Third District Leonard Cohen Mies Hess

Boys to Learn Cooking at Normal School

San Jose boys from the normal training school will receive domestic science instruction. Miss Maude Murchie will head the department and teach the culinary art, with a belief that boys should learn meal preparation as part of education.

San Jose

Knights Lodge to Work In Rank of Paito Tonight

Damon Lodge No 4 invites all Knights to attend this evening as the lodge conducts the rank of Paito with J A BEST C C R W FLETCHER K RB S listed for participation and oversight.

Damon Lodge No. 4 Paito J. A Best Fletcher

Alfalfa Hay for Sale in Eddy Street Area

Alfalfa hay for sale contact N. Joerger at 417 Eddy Street. Also a remark on eggs from China noting some would not have them at any price, regardless of quality.

N. Joerger Eddy St China

Youthful Elopers Spanked Then Allowed to Wed

Trenton youths Margaret Reynolds and Charles Miller, 15 and 16, eloped to New Brunswick planning marriage. Spanked by parents after return they wed with Rev. J. M. Secrist presiding. They had saved for board and feared a wagon ticket reveal. They were arrested and returned home.

Trenton New Brunswick N. J Margaret Esther Reynolds Charles Guy Miller Stern Margaret Charles J. M. Secrist Broad Street Park M. & Church Centennial

Federal treasury deficit rising with January disbursements

The federal deficit for the current fiscal year grows to 22.263 million as January receipts reach 62.462 million and total general fund balance stands around 124.414 million. National bank circulation totals 741.494 million with 7,348 banks in existence.

Ilus Hisen Washington, D. C Federal Treasury Treasury General United States Panama Canal

Women Voters Balk at Being Measured for Polling

In San Francisco registrar Se mansky notes difficulty measuring women voters ages and heights. Clerks face hat removal, hair, puffs, heels as new system awaited. He distrusts measuring machines and foresees fashion changes complicating polling lists.

San Francisco Cal Reegistrar

Postal Banks Halt Outflow In New York Money Order Business

Postmaster General Hitchcock notes a decline in international money order business in New York City as foreign born residents shift deposits to postal savings banks. New York handled a share of national totals, with December figures showing a near five million dollar decrease from the prior year in international money orders.

New York International Tyisi Nes Washington D.D, C New York City Hitchcock New York

Fire waste impoverishes nation expert warns

Duluth Minnesota reports remarks by Franklin H Wentworth of Boston secretary of the National Fire Protective Association. He warns that fire waste costs the nation and risks lives and property.

Duluth Minn Franklin H. Wentworth Boston National Fire Protective Association

Significance of the Fire Rate Dinner Talk

Duluth branch of the National Association of Credit Men hosted a dinner where the speaker warned that fire waste harms every citizen. He cited annual losses of $250,000,000 in value, equated fires to half the cost of new buildings each year, and noted fires burn over $500 a minute, with about 1,500 deaths and 5,000 injuries yearly.

Duluth National Association of Credit Men United States

Indian Agent Bans Religious Garb by Catholic Nuns Teachers

Washington reports that Commissioner Valentine issued a private order barring teachers in Indian schools from wearing religious or insignia while in official duties. Catholic leaders protest, planning to take the matter to President Taft. The move follows prior anti proselytizing measures and sparks charges of Protestant retaliation.

Washington Indian Affairs Robert G. Valentine Txidian Taft Office of Indian Affairs Valentine Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Vegetarianism Is Given Whack By Dr Wiley

Dr Harvey W Wiley pure-food expert for the government warns that a long pure vegetable diet could harm future children. He says generations of vegetarian meals might alter the human form and leave offspring weakened. The remarks question the long term effects of meatless diets.

Dr. Wiley

Meat needed for body and brain says Dr Wiley

Dr Wiley argues a vegetable diet alone harms the human race and that a minimal amount of meat is necessary for body and brain health. He jokes about not trusting a future progeny on vegetables, urging proper conditions for meat, vegetables, and fruit to prevent degeneration of future generations.

Dr. Wiley

Egg settings from Golden Burt Ply mouth Rock chickens

Advertises winter laying and show fowls from Golden Burt Ply mouth Rock stock. Early hatchlings are most profitable and orders are now being taken by W. I. Gadwa at 215 Bush Street and phone Black 2972.

Bush Street

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Madras F.E. Livengood & Go the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Aura Street Sam Vinson W. A. Williams Hughenden Alberta Canada Penland Broa Main Street E. J. O'Connell Kennedy OF Winn Stewart Theity EB. R. Steward Weston Evans St. George Cafe and Grill Webb St THE Orpheum Theater Talia Selig Mabel Talisterra A. B. Kirschbaum Cherry Tree Workingmen’s Clothing Co
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