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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
5
Local hustlers advertise coal deliveries by Main Street and 602 Water Street. Furnished rooms for rent near Oregon Lumber Yards and Perkins Avenue. Items for sale include a Decker Bros piano, a Smith-Premier typewriter, and a secondhand instrument. Housework positions and a shoes sale appear among diverse local notices.
The Pastime shows a Biograph drama The Cloister's Touch about a wife torn from her husband for a duke amusement. Also featuring The Last Look, All Opponents Card and more. The program includes The Golfen Lilly Ascending the Jura Mountains and Flower Parade in Pasadena among others.
Dr. 5 B Nelson seeks government action to investigate pernicious venomia affecting horses on Walla Walla ranches. Reser reports 11 to 75 animals dead and about 71 sick with high fever. origin unknown and mortality about 8 percent. Dr Kalus is testing in Poliman. Nelson has gone to Olympia to brief Governor Hay. Subscriptions urged via American Woman's League. two apprentice millinery girls wanted at Peoples Warehouse.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a marriage license issued to J Merle Roby and Myrtle L Thompson, both of Athena, Alexander. Returning With Bride notes Roy Alexander and his bride to be home after a week at Seaside. Thorny Gets Mail Contract awarded for four more years between Pendleton and Holman. An accident at the phone station caused service loss for about an hour. Former Pendleton boy Fred Sparks visiting North Pendleton. he is brother of Mrs. Dunham. Conductor Menzies ill. Carl Pefferley filling in. Girls to Play Walla Walla basketball game Friday at Pendleton High gym. Arrests for forgery: James Carter detained in Portland, implicated in local forgery case. Mules arriving from interior. 36 head to Pendleton. Section foremen changes at Cayuse and Meacham. Bradburn resigns to farm in Idaho. Edward Elliott to perform at Pendleton Methodist Church tonight. Lair to stand hearing for assault with intent to kill. Pruitt injured.
The Washington State College faculty at Pullman bans athletes from competing in more than two intercollegiate branches per school year. Moose Englehorn and Wallace De Witt, stars from Spokane, face losing spring track eligibility despite prior letters in two sports. The ruling impacts Bohler’s plans for weight events and high hurdles as key contributors are barred from additional competition.
Paris report shows French socialist leader Jaures reportedly spoke 415,666 words in four years in the Chamber of Deputies. He is noted for building his reputation through public appearances and media interviews, with some observers suggesting he charges for interviews.
In Pendleton Eastern Oregon a closing out sale offers a vast assortment of pianos and instruments at low prices. Buyers, including keen judges of piano value, have already selected instruments and the event is touted as the greatest piano event ever launched locally with substantial savings and refunds if not as represented.
Springfield Missouri February 16 The supreme court ruled the state parole law unconstitutional The decision may affect Paul Stensland the convicted banker who was recently paroled and could force his return to the penitentiary
Tand Fraud Trials in Boise proceed with testimony delayed until tomorrow as indictments are read. The session today focuses on courtroom procedures and minor notices. Oregon Lumber Yard offers dry wood and coal for delivery, and a rental eight room house near Main Street is available at 214 West Alta, phone Black 3166.
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