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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1906

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Gun Rabbit Hunt Near Pendleton Ends Quietly

A field event near Pendleton with 60 shooters divided into three companies conducted a rabbit drive under strict safety rules. Dr. N. S. Blalock and staff provided ambulance service and care. All participants followed orders, and no accidents were reported as the Inland Queen ferried crews to the island for the hunt. After the hunt, a barbecue and train departure concluded the day with thanks to Blalock and his assistants.

Bla- Jock Fruit Company Unese Deli Pendleton Ayote Abelrgate Wikmige Bialock Fruit Company Leland Blalock Man J. HH Podigo Walla Wath Joel B. Binieek Arlington Dudd Fish Dulles Ferguson Ayameson Weston S. G. Blalock Te Turoe Hunthmer Weteer Coyote Tea N. G. Biniock Thore Manna Brelow

Chicago Wheat Market Quotation Slips in Tight Trading

Quotations from the world's greatest wheat center show wheat at 85 1 8 cents, corn at 44 7 8 cents, with mixed movement and narrow ranges. The report notes light trading and small shifts in prices as bids and offers adjust.

Chiedeo

No MAGS Meeting Of Republicans Voters To Select Candidates

County GOP chairman Frank Curl says no affiliate meeting before the primary. The article notes Democrats plan a February 17 meeting to form a central committee, but Republicans will follow the primary nominating law with voters directly choosing nominees. Committee members will be elected at the primary, with other dates set accordingly.

Uiminlla Frank Curl Democrate Jage Republican County Central Committee

Mortimer Under Attiest Brought to City

Charles Mortimer, who struck Hayes at Eeho night before Inez, was brought to the city last evening and turned over to the sheriff. He is in his father’s custody and not jailed. District Attorney Phelps has not acted pending developments. George Hives, the injured man, was seen at the hospital and Dr Cole reports him doing well. No serious results are expected unless unforeseen issues arise.

Charles Mortimer Hayes Inez Wos

Cummins to Vote Proxies at Polleyholders Meeting

Dea Mother Iowa Feb 10 Tila announced Governor Cummins will accept a membership on Law son's committee to vote proxies at the poll holders meeting of the lg companion.

Dea Iowa Tila Cummins Lawson Polleyholders Lg Companion

Fire in Prince of Wales mine shaft traps 400 miners

Feb 10 Negounece Mich report says a shaft fire at the Prince of Wales mine involved 400 miners when it began. Most escaped but many are missing, with rescue efforts underway and conditions unclear. Authorities coordinate efforts as crews search for those unaccounted.

Negounece Mich Prince of Wales Mine

Indecision Grows Over Oregon Sheepmen Readjusting Range Allotment

Promoters in Wasco and Umatilla counties push for changes to the Weniha reserve allotment while hope wanes. A recent Walla Walla report said approval was near but delays persist as sheep men seek interdepartmental support. Secretary Hitchcock's approval remains a hurdle.

Oregon Weniha Walle Walla Forestry Bureau Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock

Immigration revision and labor questions weigh on policy

Washington reports Dr. Lyman Peet urged revising Chinese exclusion to admit skilled Chinese while rejecting class-based favoritism. Hearings on the Foster bill seek to bar certain Chinese tutors, and a $226,000 revenue cutter project moves forward. Shaw’s emergency funding is trimmed with staff cuts amid partisan pressure, as a wedding postponement story appears amid cabinet notes.

Elev Affairs Foster House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Puget Sound

Miners Freed After Second Caving Rescue Effort

Two entombed miners were reached and removed after a tunnel collapse near Stockton. Reported conditions were fair given confinement, with no food through a pipe due to a leak, and fears of further collapses as rescuers work amid shifting ground.

Stowkton Howe Fife

Texas Pacific Wreck Near Odessa injures dozens

A Texas Pacific Eastbound passenger train was wrecked this morning near Odessa, Texas. Three cars piled off the track, twenty people were injured and several are believed fatally hurt. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as confusion and smoke filled the wreck site.

Fipaed Texas Texas Pacific Odesa Coveral

Anti Profanity Campaign Moves Into Pendleton

W R Lett of the Anti-Profanity Society arrives from Walla Walla to start a local chapter in Pendleton. He cites city street profanity and vows persistent campaigns in public spaces and near women and children, noting success in other Northwest cities and plans to post notices in hotels, restaurants, theaters and transit venues. He references St Louis ordinances banning street profanity and notes most users admit profanity is nonsensical when confronted. He will travel next to The Dalles and Portland.

W. R. Lett Society of the Work Walla Walla Northwest Campalia Pendleton Mr. Lette St. Louie Lett Dalles Portland

Death by own action near Fort Walla Walla

L T Parker a well known Walla Walla county former official shot himself near the western end of the Fort Walla Walla reserve this morning. A cavalry soldier found Parker leaning against the fence with a bullet wound in his head and a revolver in his hand. Parker, known as Tom Parker, had been a prosperous farmer in Waltaburg then lived in Olympia before returning to Walla Walla to help build a cold storage plant. He had run as the Democratic candidate for representative in 1882 and was defeated by Alexander Cameron.

Walla Walla L. T. Parker Fort Walla Walla Iraning Fourteenth Cavalry Godwin the Sound Olympia Heinhold Harras Alexander Cameron

Merchants Organize Protective Association in Lewiston

About 25 business men gathered at White and Roden in the Thiessen block to outline the formation of a Lewiston Protective Association. The group plans to include merchants from Lewiston and nearby towns such as Clarkston Avotin Spalding Culdesac and other local points. The meeting stressed the need for such an organization to prevent losses and protect local commerce.

Lewiston White & Roden Thiessen Merchants’ Protective Association Clarkston Avotin Spalding Culdesac

North Coast rail plan blocks funding from New York

A New York backed North Coast railroad project proposes about 25 million dollars in cost with over 20 branches and terminals. Reports say New York capital provides around 80 percent of funds while Union Pacific has moved to control Great Northern and Northern Pacific stock. The Oregon Short Line would invest about 18 million more, with rumors of stock sales to finance the Clearwater line and market shifts amid competition.

New York Clir Union Pacific Hos Ilinois Central Northern Pacific Great Northern Mos North Coast Railroad Central Hill and Morgan Denis

New Hotel Plans Drawn for Hermitage by Architect Troutman

Plans for a modern two story hotel with 21 rooms at Hermiston are being drawn by C. T. Troutman. The Maxwell Company will erect the $6000 project, promising a valuable addition to the small town.

Hermiston C. T. Troutman Maxwell Company

Registry Clerk Arrested in Missoula Post Office Case

Helena Memt Feb 10 A warrant was issued for J. Carl Dowdell registry clerk at Missoula post office charged with rifling the mail hearing set for February 15 under Postoffice Inspector Purr count filed curbside authorities say Dowdell allegedly removed mail.

Chief Justice Dies En Route to San Antonio

New Orleans Feb 10 Thomas T McClellan chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court died suddenly this morning in a sleeping car en route to San Antonio.

New Orleans Thomas T. McClellan Supreme Court of Alabama San Antonio

Dreadnaught Battleship Launch Marks Naval Breakthrough

The British battleship Dreadnaught was launched at Portsmouth on February 10, the first warship built entirely on lessons from the Russo Japanese War. It is hailed as the most powerful afloat and likely to revolutionize battleship design. Britain was the sole nation allowed access to Torosa reports and to representatives aboard during construction. Foreign inspections are restricted. the ship draws parallels to the Monitor and Merrimac in significance. British experts deem it equal to four other battleships.

Portsmouth England Monitor Merrimac

Eleven Deficient Meddtess at Naval Academy

Annapolis Feb 10 Officiates announce that eleven midshipmen of the graduating class are deficient in one or more studies and will not receive diplomas Monday. They will be sent to sea and later face a special examination. Named include Vestal P Coffin Idaho James P Oldring Nevada and Sherwood A Taffender California.

Annapolis Naval Academy Today Vesta P. Coffin Idaho James P. Oldring Nevada Sherwood A. Taffender California Vestal Coffin Gener

Transport Meade Sails for Philippines

The transport Meade sailed from San Francisco at noon today escorting a full cargo and many cabin passengers. It carries members of the second Infantry who have previously seen service in the Philippines and many were present at the last Boxer outbreak in China.

San Francisco Meade Philippines Second Infantry China

Meeting of protesting farmers over stock permits on reservation

A gathering of farmers and stockmen met at the court in the afternoon to oppose penviet stock bans on the reservation. They claim Agent Edwards plans to place riders on the reservation route after the first of the month and that no stock will be allowed to pass. Sheep and cattle movements were previously restricted, prompting mentions of congressional bills and potential actions by Senator Fulton and Senator Pierce. A. D. Siliman attended to represent the group.

Penviet Edwards Congress Fulton Wlsl Pierce

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