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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1914

Page

8

Wool growers urged to hold out for better prices this season

Commercial editor Hyman H. Cohen cautions western sheepmen against taking low prices now. Outlook cites government and foreign reports of mutton shortages boosting domestic wool prices. Market watchers note tightening holdings and signs of higher fleece values ahead, with several regional updates on weather, farming staff, sales, and cattle consignments.

Hyman H. Cohen Sunela Journal Cohen Iseuatre United States

Portland Water Department Superintendent Dies

Frank Thomas Dodge, longtime Portland water department superintendent, died at 11 13 AM at the home of Mrs. M L Myrick 6593 Johnson street after a week of illness. Death was due to angina pectoris with wrsemic poisoning. He never married and left no relatives in the state. Funeral plans await relatives from the east likely to be held in Portland at the Myrick residence. Telephones are disrupting telegraph systems on several major railroads.

Portland Ore Frank Thomas Dodge City Water Department M. L. Myrick Johnson Street Dodge Portland Water Department

Denver News Fight Between Bonfils and O Donnell

In a Denver courthouse corridor F G Bonfils part owner of the Denver Post and attorney T J O Donnell fought amid a bitter campaign over a new water franchise. Bonfils allegedly struck O Donnell wounding him, and O Donnell reportedly drew a pistol before Bonfils stopped the threat. Bonfils issued a warrant charging O Donnell with assault with intent to kill.

Denver F. G. Bon O'Donnell Bonfils Bonfila Issavult

Pendleton News Notes and Local Transfers

Judge Gerald II FitzGerald the city recorder and police magistrate is absent due to grip in influenza. Realty transfers include Charles Breithaupt and wife to Emma Heald for 1300 dollars. Bowman and wife sell to Lida McDonald lots 2 and 9 in section 18, two. Indictment against Charles Bowlsby and Guy Hayes for giving to an Indian is dismissed for lack of evidence.

Gerald II Thomas FitzGerald Charles Breithaupt Emma Heald Pendleton O P. Bowman Lida McDonald Charles Bowlsby Guy Hayes

Kik Sues Ben F. Brown for 1000 in Theft Claim

Charles L Kik sues Ben F Brown contending he appropriated implements machinery and tools valued at 1000 and owes restitution. G W Coutts is attorney. The United Orchestra to perform at a Dance Monday evening February 16 in Eagle-Woo man hall with invitations issued for a sought after season event.

Kik Ben F. Brown Charles L. Kik G. W. Coutts United Orchestra Eagle-Wooman Hall

Three More Smallpox Cases Quarantined in City

Over the last three days three new smallpox cases have been quarantined. Dorothy Hale of 622 Johnson Street shows symptoms today. The homes of Bert Savage at 509 West Railroad and C. L. Carney at 620 Thompson were placed under quarantine Friday.

Dorothy Hale Johnson Street Bert Savage West Railroad C. L. Carney Thompson

Ten Pound Daughter Boosts Peterson Family Joy

Local attorney and Democratic county central committee chairman Will M. Peterson celebrates the birth of a ten pound daughter last night. Both mother and child are reported doing well.

Will M. Peterson Democratic County Central Committee

Parent Teachers Meeting Tomorrow at Hawthorne Lincoln and Washington

The three school parent teachers organizations plan a 3:80 PM meeting tomorrow at their respective school buildings. Presidents Mrs. Bedwell Mrs. McNary and Mrs. Beckwith issue calls urging all members to attend for matters of importance. Lawrence Lieuallen Hurt in Farm Accident at Lievallen Ranch.

Parent Hawthorne Lincoln Washington T. R. Bedwell W. D. McNary J. F. Beckwith

Woman Who Starved Has 500000 Estate

In Los Angeles, the estate of the late Misa Mary Warren and her sister Nanette Warren is valued above 500000. Most property lies in Toledo Ohio, but a letter suggests they bought a ranch near Los Angeles. Mary Warren died here about four months ago. Nanette, mentally shattered, was found crooning beside the body after a three week vigil and will be sent to Ohio as a ward of the state.

Los Angeles Cal Misa Mary Warren Nanette Warren Toledo Ohio Mary Warren

Sand Shippers Protest Rates Across Eastern Rails

Sand and gravel shippers from across the nation gather in Washington to oppose proposed freight rate increases on Eastern rail lines at a special Interstate Commerce Commission hearing.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Radium Deposits Found in Present from Brazil

Stanford University geologist Professor Casper Branner tested Brazil from Ceara specimens sent from South America and found radium bearing ore of extreme value. The carnotite sample, less than a thimble full, yielded positive radium tests during routine mineral analysis.

Stanford University Cal South America Casper Branner Stanford Branner Ceara Brazil

Ministers Gather for Midwinter Bible Conference

In Washington on February 1 a gathering of ministers and church workers from many cities convened for a midwinter Bible conference. Speakers included Dr. G Campbell Morgan of London Dr. William A Souper of London Dr F N Palmer of Winona Lake Ind Dr George R Stewart of Knoxville Tenn and Dr W E Blederwolf.

Washington Clities G. Campbell Morgan London William A. Souper F.N. Palmer Winona Lake Ind George R. Stewart Knoxville Tenn W. E. Blederwolf

Farmers Institute Opens in Boulder With Key Addresses

Boulder Colorado February opening session of the Mountain and Plains Farmers Institute featured Dr C A Tory president of Colorado Agricultural College and Dr Livingston Farrand new president of Colorado University as lead speakers.

Boulder Colo Mountain and Plains Farmers’ Institute C. A. Tory Colorado Agricultural College Livingston Farrand Colorado University

Tea standards set by U S government examiners

Washington February 9 government tea examiners at the treasury department set standards for teas to be used in the United States.

Washington United States Treasury Department

George Baer Buys Hardware Business in Pendleton

George C. Baer former Pendleton youth buys 623 Main Street La Dow hardware store. He takes charge now as George Baer and Co concentrating on light hardware and sporting goods, succeeding G I La Dow who retired after partnering with J C Peterson. Baer will reside with the Manns temporarily.

George C. Baer Pendleton Main Street la Dow Hardware Store G. I. la Dow J. ¢ Peterson Baer George, Baer & Co George M. Baer Portland North Bank Horace J. Mann Mr. la Dow Pen- Meten

Tilden Centennial Celebrated in Albany N Y

Albany N Y February 9 Tilden Centennial celebration held with ceremonies and local officials participating. Community groups organized events honoring the historic milestone and its impact on the area.

Albany

Williams tops bantams as Coulon claim questioned

By whipping Campi in California Kid Williams is seen as the best bantam in the country. He seeks a title fight with Johnny Coulon, who is touted by his Brooklyn-uncle backed writers as world bantam champ. Williams beat Ladoux and argues for the world claim. a 10 round New York bout left many believing Williams defeated Coulon.

Campi California Kid Williams Johnny Coulon Johnny Brooklyn Coulon Ment Williams Ladoux New York Chicago

Nation-wide ceremonies honor Samuel J. Tilden birth centennial

At the capitol today ceremonies marked the 100th anniversary of Samuel J. Tilden s birth. Ralph Pullitzer Herman Rider and Robert E Henschel chaired the planning committee. President Wilson was asked to speak at Carnegie Hall in New York City tomorrow night.

Capitol Samuel J. Tilden States of the Union Ralph Pullitzer Herman Rider Robert E. Henschel Wilson Tilden Carnegie Hall New York City

Atcheson Offers Five-Cent Rate For Electric Cooking

Atcheson Kansas announces a five cent per kilowatt hour rate to residents installing electric cooking devices at home. The plan aims to promote electrification and reduce fuel costs for households adopting electric ranges and ovens.

Atcheson Kansas

Electrical system of modern hotel uses many motors

The equipment of a modern hotel requires about 20 motors totaling 165 horsepower.

Aviator Christofferson Aims Coast Flight Today

Christofferson began a morning attempt to fly from San Francisco to San Diego before 7:30 p m, covering about 498 miles as the long coast flight underway.

San Francisco Christofferson San Diego

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