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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1909

Page

5

Pastime theater offers best pictures and prizes

Local ads promote the Pastime theater with new lively pictures and prizes. Wonder Store touts spring goods and shoe bargains. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises heat and fuel, while East Oregonian seeks a good large rug. For rent a four room cottage near Oakwood. Also listings for second hand gas stove and furniture. Police headquarter notice about a found item.

East Oregonian Wonder Bluff St Oakwood Oregon Lumber Yard J. GB. Hailey Express Welch Malin Cascade

Eliot to Tour Harvard Clubs Before Harvard Presidency Ends

Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president of Harvard University, will begin a broad southwest and south tour tomorrow. He will visit Harvard clubs and reunions as he plans to retire next May, touring Buffalo, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago, and then southern cities including Nashville, Dallas, San Antonio, Galveston, New Orleans, Montgomery, Birmingham, Atlanta, Charleston, Columbia, Durham, Washington, and Baltimore.

Cambridge Mass Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Harvard Elliot Eliet Buffalo Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Vanderbilt University Memphis Dallas University of Texans San Antonio Gal Wooston New Orleans Anton Rouge Montgomery Birmingham Tuscalooa Atlanta Athens Charleston Columbia Spartanburg Asheville Greensboro Durham Washington Baltimore

German cyanide firms pool Americans for exclusive sales

Consul-General Robert P. Skinner in Hamburg reports that German cyanide manufacturers of potassium and soda have formed a sales alliance and arranged with a New York firm to act as their agents. They will not sell to other American firms. The Hamburg agent heads the consortium, and another Hamburg firm is named as a possible conduit for American purchases.

Robert P. Skinner Hamburg Germany New York

The Teal Thing Delivers Mock Diction in Odd Exchange

A quirky exchange features a patron and a walter discussing the taste of possum. The patron insists the dish isn’t true possum, while the walter claims authenticity signals a fine pretender. The odd dialogue captures regional flavor and comedic improvisation.

Walter Possi

Kluger the Jeweler Adverts Kidney Remedy

A customer testimonial from c. Tt. Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis claims Foley’s Kidney Remedy cured kidney trouble backache and irregularities and improved complexion after doctors remedies failed Pondleon Drug Co

C. Tt. Kluger the Jeweler Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley Pondle On Drug Co

Notable Visitors Collect in the City from Echo and Nearby

Local residents from Echo and nearby towns mingle in the city today. Visitors include J Ward from Echo, C D Teel, B Fr McCullough, Mrs M C Metz heading to Walla Walla, C W Grigge of Tacoma, C F Vande Water for O K R N, and Rev and Mrs Quinney from Echo. Several others travel for visits, business, or to join relatives, with stays and returns noted in this lively city roundup.

J. Ward Echo C. D. Teel Co. Ll. Randy Henry Pepper M.C. Metz Walla Walla Baker City Bishop Paddock Heppner

Football in Turkey and the rise of British sport

The piece argues Turks in Constantinople embrace British football with zeal, noting rugby as the more strenuous game and predicting modernization under Western ideals. It satirically links athletic enthusiasm to constitutional modernization while suggesting the sultan’s indifference stems from limited team play and coordination.

Constantinople John Turkey

Negro Insurance Co Granted Charter

The Standard Life Insurance Company, financed and operated by African Americans, was granted a charter by Secretary of State Philip Cook. With $200,000 capital, headquarters in Atlanta, its incorporators include J. O. Ross, D. T. Howard, H. A. Rucker, and others from Atlanta, Athens, Gilmore, and Tuskegee. The firm aims to offer off line insurance to negroes without discrimination, addressing limited access from existing companies.

Old Line Life Insurance Company Philip Cook Atlanta Standard Life Insurance Company J. O. Ross David T. Howard H. A. Rucker Internal Revenue Lewia G. Watts R. A. Holman Thomas H. Slater A. D. Howard P. A. Chappelle William Driskell A. F E. Perry F. J. Wimberly Gilmore J. P. Davis M. B. Morton Athens Emmet J. Scott Tuskegee Ala

Lincoln's Leadership a Standard in Our Time

The passage reflects on Lincoln and Washington as enduring models of justice and humane leadership. It compares evolving duty and unity in liberty to guide patriots beyond state borders, aligning Lincoln's leadership with universal ideals for global emulation.

Lincoln Washington Commonwealth

Huntington Roundhouse Repaired and Enlarged

Huntington Oregon reports the roundhouse being repaired and enlarged to accommodate several more large engines, indicating expansion of locomotive repair capacity.

Huntington, Ore

Hotels Warned as Fraudulent Traveler Targets Portland

Eight Portland hotels received a notice from the Hotel Congress of Portland warning against a man posing as a commercial traveler who forged checks to steal twenty dollars. C A Johnson registered at the Cornetina Hotel in January 1909, stayed several days, and attempted a Denver check drawn on Daniels Fisher Co. The check proved a forgery. Johnson, described as tall and well dressed with a ruddy face, traveled with an accomplice named Lloyd. A warrant is out for his arrest, and hotels are urged to report sightings of such a man.

Portland Cornelus C. A. Johnson Cornetina Buffalo Denver Daniels Fisher & Co Johnson Lloyd Stch & Man

Delaware Launched at Newport News Yard

In Newport News Virginia on February 6 the 20 000 ton battleship Delaware was successfully launched before a huge crowd. Sponsor Miss Anna P Cahall of Bridgeville Delaware Governor Simon B Pennewell and Secretary of the Navy Newberry were cheered as the launching party moved to the stand while wedges were driven to lift the ship onto greased ways.

Newport News Battlesip Delaware Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Anna PF. Cahall Bridgeville, Dol Simon Pennewell Navy Newberry B. Orentz Shipbeliding Company

Birds Invade Valley On Dried Apple Diet

Capital readers recall last winter’s arrival of unfamiliar flocks that feasted in orchards on remaining apples and fallen fruit. This Sunday the birds returned to the valley, resuming their quiet, mysterious stay and fattening on a dried apple diet.

Ellensburg

Williams pleads not guilty in arson case in La Grande

In La Grande Oregon Joe Williams a Black man accused of arson on January 24 entered a plea of not guilty in circuit court. The trial was scheduled for Monday.

la Grande Ore Joe Williams

Passengers Helped Ditch Crisis as Water Threatens Damages

Echo February six reports a near disaster on government ditch where water seeped from a fissure a mile above town. Passenger alertness halted a potential break before Kirtley arrived with a horse to guard the structure amid record water levels for the reservoir. Local council convened with a large crowd, approving a fire ordinance and debating near beer regulation, with next meeting February 10. News also notes travels of Mayor Scholl, H D Smith, and residents Brown and Mrs. Smith returning from Portland and Pendleton visits.

Echo Government Ditch No. 1 Kirtley Heruld E. H. Brown Portland Brown

No Charity In It. A skeptic on paid notices and favors

A quoted opinion from Fourth Estate laments the habit of advertisers treating notices as charitable favors to publishers. It argues that publishers should expect fair compensation, including transportation, theater tickets, and free notices, and notes that courtesy does not end the demand for such favors.

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Panama F.E. Livengood & Co Just Gray Bros. Grocery CO Water St Wonder Store Gus la Fontaine Dr. Eliot Gier Koeppen’s W. B. Hamilton Buttercreek Carr Adam A. BK. Shaw Barnhart St. Joseph's Academy FE. B. Waffle Porthind D. Bn. Waffle A. W. Hansen Pendieton Seattle Sultan Brooklyn Engle Negro Insurance CO Pdelaware Ambu Cyrus Noble W. J. Vann Schuyver ™ & CO. Patitos Oregon Mar W. J. van Schuyver & Co P.O. Addros COU News Pendleton Workingmen’s Clothing Co L. Moses Mer
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