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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1908

Page

8

H E Bickers Named Superintendent for Salem Home

H E Bickers of this city named superintendent of the new state home for feeble minded, to begin April 1 with a 1500 dollar yearly salary plus living expenses. The project, authorized by the last legislature, includes construction and care for over 100 patients in a facility two and a half miles south of Salem. Bickers plans an eastward trip to study similar homes, resigns Pendleton school district post, and moves his family to the new site with Mrs. Bickers likely serving as matron.

H. E. Bickers New State Institution Salem Bickers Reform School Pendleton Livermore

The Urgent Call to Treat Cold Early

The hour cold starts is the time to check it. Don’t wait it may become deep seated and the cure harder. Every hour lost at the start may add days to your suffering. Take action now to prevent escalation.

North Powder Banker Declines Pastorate Offer

North Powder banker J. P. Myers will not accept the First Christian church offer in North Powder. The North Powder News reports Myers, deeply involved in settling and nationalizing F. & M. State Bank, declined the pastorate, saying he is a businessman who must devote full attention to bank affairs.

Jesse P. Myers North Powder East Oregonian Myers J. P. Myers F. & M. State Bank Christian Church Pendleton

Rev Wilson's Good Work at Christian Church Continues

Evangelist Wilson speaks on Union and Unity of Christians at the Christian church with strong attendance. Ninety five have joined the church, many men over 15, and a notable share of audiences are male. Bible school plans include a men's class with over 60 enrolled.

Union and Unity of Christians Evangelist Wilson The Christian Church Cornelius Bible School

City to Consider Four Bond Ordinances Tonight

City council, urged by the bond buying firm, plans four additional ordinances related to the bond sale and will likely introduce them at tonight’s session. The bond company’s attorney says passage is expected.

Ordinance sale to proceed after advertisement

Rollins & Son, the bond buyers, are arranging print of the bonds while councilmen ensure the sale is advertised first to avoid any legal flaw, minimizing risk of a hitch in the deal.

Rollins & Son

Boosts Umatilla County Resources by Ukiah Writer

R R Turner of Ukiah writes to the East Oregonian praising southern Umatilla County. He notes ideal climate, good health, abundant water, timber, range and farming land available at reasonable prices. The paper urges settlers to consider the area for Umatilla County homes.

R. R. Turner Ukiah The East Oregonian Umatilla County

Forty-Nifty Teachers Take County Exams In Court

About fifty teachers sought state and county teaching licenses in the circuit court room under Judge Bean. The crowd, the largest yet, included many Weston Normal entrants. Examiners are Prof. Bleakney, Prof. Keller, and Supt. Welles, with testees listed from Athe, Pendleton, Weston, Athena, Echo, Milton, Freewater, and other towns.

Mission County Weston Normal Bean J. & Beckwith W. H. Bleakney L. W. Keller Frank K. Welles Lillian Downs Dobson Athena Jennie Gaines Watts Athenas Helen Groves Pendleton Golda Wood Heppner Margaret Johnson Clara C. Motley Adams Alyse Driskell Weston Leota Cannon Nona B. Richardson Walla Walla Maude Bandy Estella Lee Mabel E. Elder T. L. Childers Milton Una Viva Caniff Echo John R. English Nellie M. Monkman Hermiston Anita Kirkpatrick Avia Ewing Alice Evelyn Compton Anita Slater Mabel E. Gillett Bertha M. Slater Freewater Bertha E. Post H. N. Robinson McKay Sadie Blair Ada Ely Alvena M. Rieden Voda Smith Uni Viva Caniff G. M. Wolfe Besale

Drowning of Umatilla Man At Toppenish

It was Harry Marshall the well known Umatilla Indian who was drowned at Toppenish on Monday. George Marshall was in the city today and will leave tonight for Toppenish to look into his son’s death. Reports say the young man was robbed and then thrown into the river, though details are unverified.

Harry Marshall Umatilla Toppenish George Marshall East

Public St Valentine Dance At Armory

A public St Valentine’s dance will be held tomorrow night inviting the community to attend. The armory floor is prepared to the best possible condition and Johnson’s five piece orchestra will provide the music for the event.

Johnson

Ellis Not a Candidate for Delegates to GOP Convention

Washington dispatch reports Congressman W R Ellis of this city will not seek a delegate seat to the national Republican convention from Oregon He says the honor should go to someone outside the congressional delegation guiding the state’s political leadership now and in the future

Washington Oregon Daily Journal W. R. Ellis Oregon

J. E. Smith Livestock Receives Ohio Delaine Sheep Shipment

J. E. Smith Livestock Company received 41 head of Delaine Shropshire and Rambouillet rams from A. T. Gamber of Wakeman Ohio valued at 6000 dollars. The sale boosts the Smith ranches to over 26 000 sheep wintered with Delaine ewes and rams expected to yield high fleeces. The shipment includes prize winning rams from St Louis and other fairs strengthening a northwest market plan.

J. E. Smith Livestock Company A. T. Gamber Wakeman Ohio Smith Ranches Delaine Shropshire Pilot Rock A. J. Smith Bell Gambers St. Louis Sedalia Smith Company Smith Gamber United States Northwest

Town figures seek Paderewski show in Pendleton

Mr Streeter and Miss Bryan thank the Tribune for acknowledging they are still in town after weeks of silence. They propose a 2500 guarantee for one evening with Paderewski in Pendleton. A subscription paper with 500 from the Tribune could raise 2000 more to secure the pianist at the Oregon theater, suspending the free list.

Streeter Miss Bryan The Tribune Paderewski Pendleton Oregon Theater the Tribune Morrier Blanche Bryan

Crazy Chinaman Locked Up at County Jail

One-Lung-Chung, a Chinese man described as crazy and dangerous, was jailed after a violent episode on the streets. He attacked another Chinese man with a large knife, resisted police, and remains in custody at the county jail awaiting insanity examination as his condition worsens.

One-Lung-Chung Heaven's One- Lung Marshal Gurdane

Passengers Transferred to Spokane Branch This Morning

A number of pity passengers were moved to the Spokane branch of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company from the main line today. Most travelers were homeseekers bound for eastern Washington, seeking new prospects.

Spokane Washington

Hot Lake Party Returns

Pendleton notables R Forster T C Taylor and Wil Ferguson returned yesterday from Hot Lake after several days of rest and recreation, completing a pleasant sojourn with friends and colleagues.

Hot Lake

HORSE RUSTLERS AT WORK NEAR WALLA WALLA

A sorrel mare was stolen from the Lee ranch on Dry Creek near Walla Walla Friday night, with officials noting strict mountain-trail surveillance but no trace yet. A report of two horsemen near Freewater led to speculation they fled toward the Blue Mountains of Oregon, while El Paso Texas endures heavy snow and southern New Mexico mountains remain snow covered.

Haviland Lee Ranch Dry Creek Walla Walla Blue Mountains Oregon Jesorrel el Paso Texas New Mexico

St Valentine Dance at Armory Hall This Thursday

Armory Hall hosts a St Valentine Dance on Thursday evening with refreshments. Admission is advertised to be inexpensive.

Armory Hall

Prevent Illness with a Strong System Build Up

An older notice advises readers that weakness in cold season leads to chills colds grippe and stomach trouble and urges building the body’s defenses through use of a tonic or remedy mentioned in the article to ward off illness.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advert promises relief

An old patent medicine ad boasts a 64 year reputation for aiding poor appetite belching heartburn sour risings indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness and general weakness especially for females. It urges trying a bottle sold by all druggists.

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