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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
8
A fragmented item speaks of survival of the fittest and branding power. It notes Mothers Pride as a strong brand and mentions heat and a 25 cent coffee. The text is unclear but emphasizes competition and value.
An ad touts Teng as scientifically blended for smoothness like old wine and urges readers to request a sample to savor the suggested taste, claiming it leaves you craving more.
Insurgent views at Tribune reveal two possible routes for majority stock to regain control. One is buying minority shares to end the dispute. the other is securing a court appointment of a receiver, contingent on proving insolvency or mismanagement. No court action had been filed by 3 40 this afternoon.
The case status was unchanged yesterday. Will Hessian, former company secretary removed during the Monday morning coup, has been reinstated as bookkeeper by Manager Myers.
A police raid at the State saloon led to the arrest of George Rinker Frank Leathers and Charles Isner who forfeited $25 bail each for gambling. Marshal Coffman found them overhead the saloon. Several others were present but not charged as they were not engaged in the game.
Tomorrow at 10 o clock a.m. C P Davis faces sentence before Judge Ellis after denial of a new trial motion. Col J H Raley returned from Portland, possibly present with both defense attorneys. Penalty ranges from one to fifteen years imprisonment plus a fine up to double the amount stolen.
Miss Eiffle King of the Rader and King law office sails from Porthind with a party of young ladies chosen for the Oregon Daily Journal's Hawaiian trip. The group will spend three weeks in the Islands visiting points of interest.
A marriage license was issued today to Otle C. Ingle of Garfield Washington and Fannie Scott of this county. The couple plans to wed soon per county records.
Northwest horse buyers scramble as eastern Oregon supplies dwindle. Five thousand draft horses shipped east in the last year, 70 to 100 dollars each, with two thirds heading to Tacoma Seattle Portland and Spokane for heavy trucking and street work. Local breeders urged to raise draft stock to meet home demand as railroad expansion could flood markets with affordable work horses, while Percheron and Belgian stallions are sought for future supply. Names of locals and examinees listed include Pendleton Freewater Athena and Milton residents. state papers examinees cited as Wasson Gerald Cochran Van Vrankin.
Joseph Basler notes Grangeville and vicinity show strong business potential with two railroads expected this year. Northern Pacific may extend to Calderac and an Lewiston electric line could reach Grangeville, boosting building and material access. Mines farming and timber areas promise activity, with Basler considering a concrete block plant this season.
Thomas F. E. James died last evening at his home 625 Cedar Street from paralysis at age 65. A native of Indiana and Civil War veteran, he leaves his wife and son Harold James of the same city, with no daughter. Funeral planned tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the house, likely conducted by Rev. N. H. Brooks, former Christian church pastor, who is due this evening.
The semi annual teachers examination is held today in the circuit court room under the board of examiners. Twenty county certificate applicants and four state paper applicants participate, led by Superintendent Frank K. Welles, Prof. W. H. Bleakney, and Professor Marquis. Dora M. Carr, Adams, Daitsy K. ...
Pheer notes Captain Pp B Johnson once chief editorial writer on the Morning Union lies seriously ill at home after a bout of complications. Governor Chamberlain appoints Dr D C McNabb to the state board of veterinarians replacing John Christie who resigned. Look Out for newspaper man EF F Harroun wanted in Burns for passing worthless checks. described as about 40, 200 pounds, stout, light hair and reddish moustache.
Excavation began yesterday for an eight room house in Cole's addition. Architect C. Troutman drew the plans. After completion Mr. Schmidt will move in from his current home.
A cylinder press in the Morning Tribune Office was badly broken in an accident yesterday. Printing has shifted to the East Oregonian press while repairs are made, and the Pendleton foundry will need several days to mend the broken parts.
Watson arrived from Spokane and bought two 2-year-old Pereheron stallions from A C Ruby. The black weighs 1820 pounds and the gray weighs 1820 pounds, ten pounds less. They must be shipped tonight to Spokane.
Two carloads of horses will be shipped out of the city tonight one by A W Dooley to North Yakima and one by F E B Willard to Portland Mr Dooley bought part of his shipment at Elgin and will finish the car load Willard will buy a few more here before shipping out
The weekly city council session is tonight with expected discussion on fire department equipment and street improvements plus other agenda items. The meeting may shape funding and policy decisions for local services and infrastructure.
Crawford foreman of WW and C. FB track gang at Vansyole forced to quit work for second time in two months with leg affliction. He will be taken to Northern Pacific hospital at Tacoma for treatment.
Mire F X Schempp has been dangerously ill with neuritis but is slowly recovering at her home in this place according to local hospital reports and family updates.
New York February 14 The Union Pacific today declared a semi annual dividend on common stock of 6 per cent an advance of one half of one percent.
In Wooster Ohio on February 14 Mrs Smyner, counsel for Grace Taggart, telegraphs Washington that she cannot produce her client in court on Friday as directed, because she believes she is about 5000 miles away.
For 53 years it has been recognized as the best medicine for women. If you suffer from ailments common to your sex, drink a bottle of Hostetters Stomach Bitters now. It claims to cure vomiting, sick headache, backache, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, chills, colds, or la grippe. A trial will prove its value.
Theatre notes report strong applause as Charles F. Hanford’s company presented Othello and Merchant of Venice. He urged building a new theater for the public, apologized for missing a Shakespeare club meeting, and praised the cast though critics found Hanford stronger in Othello than as Shylock. Marie Dromah was seen as better in tragedy than Portia.
Ellers Piano House offers over 30 piano makes including Weber and Chickering praised for tone and touch. The selection ranges from high quality concert pianos to affordable models down to 165 dollars, with diverse styles and prices to fit all budgets and buyers.
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