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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1908

Page

2

Greatest Day of Union Evangelistic Services

Six church union meetings in Pendleton drew large crowds with fervent participation. Sunday saw full houses and many men among respondents. HaudenSchield preached on higher life and repentance, with ten converts noted, including ten men. Tonight’s talk asks why some Pendleton residents are not Christians and tomorrow’s topic is Divine Guidance with afternoon Bible readings. Cottage prayer meetings listed for morning at several homes.

Handenschicht Pendleton Handnschield Israel Kadesh Barnea Woman Hood Ronfesalon Ein Presbyterian Church

Commissioners Direlict in Duty

A Iowa newspaper letter questions county commissioners for not creating a lunacy commission to sue slanderers as insanity. The writer argues the majority in the court should appoint the panel, warning of fear of personal repercussions if such a commission were established.

Wallowa

Japanese Labor Proposals At Walulla Gateway

The Walulla Gateway reports plans to replace white workers with Japanese labor. Whites now earn $1.30 daily for about half time while Japs would be paid $1 daily with no overtime. Companies, facing possible exclusion acts, would hire more foreigners to keep them here. One white man doing two Japanese jobs is noted, but if Japanese workers left and could not return, white labor would not be available at current wages.

Wallula Harriman and Hill White Temple Portland Brougher Brougher Greces

Five Million Credit For Szeczenyi Family In Budapest

A five million dollar credit was received in Budapest by the Hungarian Discount and Exchange bank for the account of Count Laszlo Szeczenyi and Countess Laszlo Szeczenyi. The Countess married in New York on January 27 to Gladys Vanderbilt, daughter of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. The Vanderbilts have aided foreign missions and sent fortunes abroad with their daughters Consuela Vanderbilt and others. Also noted is Kedo a digestive tonic claiming to digest 3000 grains of food per dose, sold by Tallman & Co.

Szechenyi Budapest Hungarian Discount and Exchange Bank Laszelo Szecenyi Laszlo Szechenyi New York Gladys Cornelius Vanderbilt Vanderbilts Consuela Vanderbilt Duke of Marlborough Anna Gould Bonde Castellane Kansas City Star Tallman & Co

Reopen Brooklyn Bank Opens in New York

The First National Bank of Brooklyn, closed during the panic, reopened for business today in Brooklyn New York. Directors declare the institution is now sound and prepared to meet all demands of depositors.

Brooklyn Bank New York First National Bank of Brooklyn

North Coast Rail Line to Span Northwest by September

Preparations for the North Coast railway project continue with Kennewick and North Yakima to be linked by rail by fall. Reports from Seattle and Portland indicate construction contracts to begin soon, with the line extending from Spokane to Vancouver via Seattle and Portland. Several railroad figures and backers are cited, including James J. McKay and Robert E. Strahorn, as the race to build a coast extension intensifies.

North Coast Kennewick North Yakima North Coast Line Northwest Seattle Portland North Coast Railway Spokane James J. McKay Cormpetroction New York Canadian Pacific Vancouver B. C N. W Seattle Times Robert E. Strahorn Austin Corbin Canada L M. Riles West Tne Rice Thuiroad North Castle Straboman James A. Keer

Itising from the Grave Experiencing Electric Bitters

A Lucama, North Carolina manufacturer Wim A Pertwell reports a remarkable recovery after taking Electric Bitters claiming relief from Bright's disease and diabetes. He says the remedy stopped liver and windier complications and believes a permanent cure is near. Tallman & Co. druggists guarantee it at 60 cents.

Wim, A. Pertwell Lucama N. C Bright Tallman & Co

Brougher Completes Fourth Year As Portland Pastor

Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher ends four-year pastorate in Portland last Sunday. The longtime clergyman completed a quadrennium in his role, with parishioners noting continued recognition of his work in the city.

Portland J. Whitcomb Brougher

Downward Course Warns of Kidney Ills

Laura McClure of La Grande Oregon warns of the downward path of kidney ills starting with backache urinary disorders and progressing to diabetes and Bright's disease. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief after overexertion colds and subsequent attacks. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Tester Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Doan's.

Laura McClure Madison Avenue la Grande Ore Dean Tester-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Ornithorynehus on Display at Baker City Morning Democrat

The Baker City Morning Democrat showcases a wealth of world photographs and houses a remarkable exhibit of an living platypus specimen. The preserved platypus from Tasmania demonstrates semi aquatic habits with webbed feet a horn spur and a basil gland. It lays eggs and possesses features resembling a mix of snake and mammal.

Baker City Democrat Tasmania

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Houdet Haudenschield Mr. Haudenschield Pendleton Sandtomy Wa. McCormick Washington Craig Perkins Baird East Webb Wm. Temple Lewis Hinderman College Claud Penland Willow T. Hargrove West Webb C. J. Hanson Walnut Pod Cheney & CO Tolida F. J. Cheney Walding, Klunin & Marva Wholiaale Druggleta Toledo Hall Ake Ocloll Milla Conatipa Hotel St. George George Darveau Witil Hotel Golden Rule Hotel Corner Court and Johnson Streets Oregon H. C. Means Jae Linmore Pierce Bowman Hofel H. C. Howers Rock Springs Bridger Vulcan Lumber Yard W. C. Minnis Henning Peoples Warehouse Pendleton Tannery Alta Street A. Otke Prop
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