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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1911

Page

8

Windstorm Damage Strikes Pendleton Depot and City

A severe Sunday windstorm toppled the old Pendleton depot, damaging Twohy Brothers offices, uprooting trees, downing wires, and scattering billboards. The event spared loss of life but left the warehouse district at risk, with a roof torn from a freight car and telegraph wires severed near Cayuse.

Pendleton Twohy Brothers Lfndage Robert Forster J. A. Weed C. A. Cameron William Bellona Buhrer Cayuse Gibson

Rental books ready for readers

The ladies civic club prepares a rental collection for the public library with seven on hand and more to come. A seven cent weekly charge applies plus penalties for late returns. After the books pay for themselves they are donated to the library and issued free. Available titles include Luther Trant Achievements, The Barrier, The Spoilers, The Doomed City, The Power and the Glory, The Ramrodders, The Heritage of the Desert, Freebooters of the Wilderness, The Sword in the Mountains, The Illustrious Prince, The Lost Ambassador, Master of the Vineyard, Red Pepper Burns, The Window at the White Cat, The Other Side, Flamstead Quarries, A Certain Rich Man.

Ladies Civic Plub Glvie Club Horgrinn Haimer Luther Trant Beath Darling Cooke Day Grey Laul MacGowan Oppenhem Oppenheim Reed Richmond Rinehart Vacheil Waller

Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Tonight

Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias calls a regular session this evening with full attendance desired. D B Waffle C R W Fletcher EK R B

Damon Lodge K. of P D. B. Waffle C. R. W. Fletcher

Fresh market ad for Farmers Meat Co manager Conrad Platzoedér

A small classified note invites customers to obtain fresh meat from Farmers Meat Co. The ad provides the contact phone Main 445 and lists Conrad Platzoedér as manager with an address at 224 EF Court Street.

Farmers Meat Co Conrad Platzoedér Court Street

Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Recoveries and Courthouse Life

Leon Cohen, president of the Peoples Warehouses, recovering after recent surgery by Dr. Phy of Hot Lake, plans to return home soon per a letter to Pred Earle. Four drunks forfeited their ball in police court this morning. Charles H. Van Schoick and Timmays Stout seek county clerk marriage letters. Dr. F W Vincent, after a rib injury, is back on duty at the Pacific Light and Power plant. The Sturgis Fund adds a valuable historical library collection on Scotland, Egypt, and India.

Leon Cohen Peoples Warehouses Phy Hot Lake Pred Earle Charles H. van Schoick Timmays Stout Sturgis Fund Scotland Egypt India Thebrary

Local railroad work and funeral details in stead of public notices

There is activity in local railroad circles with Western Union telegraph repairs and a signal crew due tomorrow for improvements and repairs. Mrs Mae Riggs died Friday of typhoid pneumonia at age thirty four, native of Linn county Oregon, daughter of Mr and Mrs P B Frain. Embalming arranged in Buttercreek with burial to Crawfordsville.

Western Union Sang Ia Jines Jack O'Mere Mae Riggs Glen Sturdivant Folsom Buttercreck Wis Linn County Oregon P. B. Frait Crawfordsville Durlal

Sack Day set for February 23 in Umatilla county

County officials announce sack day for farmers in Umatilla county with a meeting of secretaries from all Wealatdens to review sack purchases for the coming year and bid plans. County President Shumway approved the section, and Vice President W. W. O Harrah says about 500000 sacks will be bought by the Mariners union this year.

Umatilla Shumway W. W. O'Harrah Mariners' Union

Court warrant filed after assault on youth by Charles Anderson

Walter Hanna, 19, son of G W Hanna, went to the police court this afternoon and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Charles Anderson for assault and battery. Hanna says he was returning from East End school when Anderson, near the Sisters school, abused him and then struck him with his fist.

Walter Hanna G. W. Hanna Nto Charles Anderson Bors East End Anderson Finkly

Ace for Large Sum Gervais vs Sloan Suit Innitiated

Attorne y Frederick Steiner filed a suit Saturday seeking nearly 4000 from Adin D Sloan. The plaintiff claims 244 for 99 days labor, 217125 for pasturing stock, 27 for team and wagon age, 1206.65 for chattels sold, 234.25 for meals, and 1720 for money loaned plus interest, costs, and disbursements.

B. B. Gervais Adin D. Sloan Frederick Steiner Mary Gervais

Lee Brothers guest Roeece Lee plays at Pendleton revival

Talker Merchant Here Roeece Lee a junior member of Baker City mercantile firm Lee Brothers spent Sunday in Pendleton as guest of cousin Albert Lee. A skilled pipe organist he presided at the Methodist church service invited by Mrs. A J Owen and entertained friends after the revival. He heads to Portland to visit his parents J D and Mrs. Lee. His father once supervised the penitentiary under ex Governor Geer.

Roeece Lee Lee Brothers Baker City Pendleton Albert Lee Lee Methodist Church A. J. Owen Portland J. D. Lee T. T. Geer

Matty Attend Meetings at Methodist Church

Despite storms a large audience attended all services at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday. Mr Rosese Lee of Baker City presided at the organ during the 3 pm men’s meeting and the 8 pm service. The male quartet sang and Mina herbice Ruppe gave a solo. Mrs Landers was oldest at both services. Over a hundred persons expressed a purpose to follow Christ. The evangelist preached three strong sermons adapting to each service. Evening services run this week at 1:30 and 8 pm with preaching. Beginning tomorrow he will continue.

Matty Methodist Episcopal Church Rosese Lee Baker City Mina Herbice Ruppe Landers Christ

Lew tus Bible Lectures At 2 30 P M Continue

Report notes continuation of Bible lectures by Mr. Lew tus at 2 30 p m as among the most interesting services he has held, highlighting audience engagement and the preacher's impact.

Tinue Lewtus

Oregon Frontier Daredevil Hank Vaughan Hero of the West

Hank Vaughan, famed Oregon frontiersman and horseman, survived a deadly clash in which a hostile muzzle fire left him wounded in the chest and cost another man an arm. He later died from injuries suffered when a bucking horse fell on him near Pendleton in 1905, leaving a legendary record on western trails.

Hank Pendleton West

Portugal unrest and calls for election amid possible dictatorship

The SeW Republic faces disappointment with Don Miguel barely mentioned in Portugal. Observers fear a military dictatorship as the current government seems untrusted. The Washington based state department defends policy, stating recognition hinges on a general election showing the people's will.

Don Miguel Portugal Monarohy Washington, D. C

Opportunities For Ali At Oregon University Slender Resources

The Oregon University news notes a campaign to raise a $2,000 loan fund to aid every student in need. Alumni back the drive, aiming to reduce living costs and avoid profit from student expenses. Proposals include adding a kitchen dining room and storing cellar in the men’s dormitory at about $10,000 as part of building funds.

University I¢S O. Bulletin

Irrigation’s Ancient Practice Praised by Spokane Expert

August Wolf of Spokane addresses the Chicago Irrigation Association at Union League Club. He cites 16 million acres under ditch in the United States and Canada with 30 million more reclamation possible in the West, arguing irrigation could yield about five billion dollars annually and reduce the cost of living while boosting global food supply.

August Wolf Spokane Wash Chicago Trigation Association Union League Club United States Canada

Chicken Ate Diamond Ring in Albany Oregon

Mrs. Alfred Geddess found a $200 diamond ring inside a chicken she cooked. The ring belonged to A. H. Holtz, a local butcher, who had reported it missing two weeks earlier after feeding grain to his yard chickens. The ring was returned to its owner after Holtz identified it.

Albany Alfred Geddess Linn County A. H. Holtz Holt

Medical Mission to Build Dispensary Near Onitsha

Consul W J Yerby reports from the African World that the Church Missionary Society of England plans a new medical complex near Onitsha in the Niger area. The facility will house an out-patients department an operating hospital a research laboratory and a drug store. Meanwhile railway work north of Valparaiso advances with the La Gurupa tunnel completed and 12 miles of new road opened.

Nigeria W. J. Yerby Sierra Leone Church Missionary Society of England Onitsha Niger Valparaiso la Gurupa

Echo to stage local talent play for church benefit

Echo Oregon February 13. Walter Farnum and wife stay at the Hotel Echo and organize a home talent play Thursday night at the I C F L with the fire department in charge. Farnum previously led Pendleton performance for Catholic church. Also noted are visits by Mrs. E M Dyer from Hermiston and W S Willey from Wallowa to manage cattle feeding on Butter creek.

Echo Ore Walter Furnum and Wife I. C W. S. Willey Wallowa Portland J. T. Hoskins Wallin Walla Gertie Baker Elton Spike Pendleton Chas Hoskins Stanfield Publc H. D. Smith Corvallis

Free Telegram Service Extends to Evening Phone Users

Western Union announces a new policy allowing Telegrams to be sent via telephone lines at night with no extra phone charge. Subscribers may call central and connect to the nearest office or be routed to Wallan Walla if local offices are closed. Telegrams will be paid for by the receiving telegraph office and collected as usual.

Western Union Fies Sacific Telephone & Telegraph Atte Pacific Northwest Pendieten Central Wallan Walla

Hem-Roid Cure Promised in Local Drug Ad

Have you piles Then Get Hem-roid Under Money- Back Guarantee Blind piles protruding piles are cured with guaranteed Internal remedy Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid The broad guarantee pays nothing if no benefit Pendleton Drug Co and druggists offer large bottle 24 days Station B Buffalo NY Props Write for booklet

Dr. Leonhardt Pendleton Drug Co Dr. Leonhard Co Station B Buffalo N. Y

New Delivery Service Promises Morning Phone Delivery

A notice states deliveries will no longer arrive until the next morning but under the new service will be delivered promptly by phone. The change aims to speed up notifications and ensure customers receive updates via telephone each day.

Bryan Invited to Speak at Irrigation Congress

B A Fowler of Phoenix president of the National Irrigation Congress invites William Jennings Bryan of Lincoln to address the 19th annual convention in Chicago during the second week of December. Irrigationists farmers and stock growers from across America and abroad will attend. Bryan has tracked irrigation since 1890 and sees the congress as its growing force. He predicts the movement will expand farm ownership and reclaim waste lands for homes.

B. A. Fowler Phoenix Arts National Irrigation Congress William Jennings Bryan Lincoln Neb Chicago America Bryan Mountain States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monopoole Standard Grocery Co. Inc Frank O'Gara Bernard O'Gara Treas Twohy Eleanor Redfield Bohrer Main and Reaiiroad Streets Main Street Brook Dickson Dale Chessman Wade Privett Power Company Dal Rothwell W. E. Hanscom Peadicton Alta Newsy Shorty Boyd Anthony Simpkins Frank Wilson Nang John Doe Vincent F. W. Vincent Pacific Light & Power Company Hank Vaughan Oregon Frontier Daredevil SEW Republic Ali Oregon University New Boston Irrigation Congress Oregon Theatre Wednesda Jack Logan E. T. Wade
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