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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1910

Page

8

Metanic to Face Gotch Backed by Hood River Match Hope

Umatilla Indian Metanic rose to prominence after defeating world champion Frank Gotch during James J. Jeffries’ visit at Pendleton. Hood River wrestling instructor L A Grant seeks a Metanic match in Pendleton or Hood River, with manager George Strand arranging talks. Fans rally for a big event in Pendleton, eyeing a capacity crowd at the opera house if held locally.

Metanic Umatilla Oregon Theater Frank Gotch James Jeffries All Stars Pendleton East Oregonian James EB. Montgomery Hood River Glacier Hood River Amateur Athletic Association L. A. Grant Hood River Gotch Grant Squeeze Ethridge Rainier George Strand Big Brave Strand Moranle Northwest

Local sheep baron Currin returns home after business trip

George Currin, a prominent sheep man in Heppner country, left for home this morning aboard the Port Jland focus after completing sheep industry business in town.

George Currin Heppner Port Jland

Change in Faculty of Local Academy

Pendleton academy changes its mathematics instructor as Rev R G White resigns to take similar work in Portland. Miss Pearl Porter, a Pendleton girl and Whitman college graduate, is elected to fill the vacancy and started duties this morning after teaching in Cold Springs canyon.

Portland Miss Pearl Porter Pendleton Whitman College R. G. White Pendleton Academy Cold Springs Canyon Miss Porter

Stage Driver of Early Days Dead in City

William T. Boynton, early eastern Oregon stage driver, died last evening at 4 after weeks of illness. Typhoid fever and rheumatism led to his death. Born in Lincoln county Iowa 63 years ago, he came to Oregon young and lived here most of his life. He drove in the Grande Ronde valley and later the Pendleton Ukiah line, and once owned the Oregon Feed Yard. Survived by two children Ernest Boynton of Ilo Washington and Fern Boynton 11, plus his father A A Boynton and four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Folsom parlors conducted by President W H Bleakney.

William T. Boynton Oregon Lincoln County Iowa Grande Ronde Valley Pendleton A. A. Boynton Bert Boynton Waltsburg W. 5. Boynton Hermiston Frank Boynton J. H. Shoemaker Hood River F. W. McReynolds Portland N. L. Sturdivant Folsom Undertaking W. H. Bleakney Pendleton Academy

Senator Elkins' Niece Reported Sinking Fast

Kansas City reports Agnes Elkins, niece of Senator Elkins, who shot herself in a local hotel, is sinking and death expected at any time. The tragedy followed a dispute with the senator over her desire to continue onstage after a dispute.

Kansas City Agnes Elkins Senator Elkins Theucida

Pendleton Daily News Personal Notices Roundup

James Johns returns from Portland on business while Mrs. L. W. Furnas of Hermiston visits Pendleton. Numerous locals and visitors including W. E. Straight, Mrs. W. P. Willaby, Monroe Jarvis, J. R. Kanga, Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, W. F. Kennedy, John Vaughan, J. T. Lieuallen, Mrs. Augusta Moule, M. Maguire, Lois L. Dias, John Bahr, Kim Morton, Dr. J. A. Best, County Judge Gilliland, Cloyd Oliver, Rose Campbell, B. L. McMillen, Joseph Liewallen, R. N. Stanfield, Charries Hilyard, Grave Oliver, Louis Hodgen, A. & Quant, Allen Thomson, C. D. Teel, J. H. Templeton, Dr. F. D. Hyland, J. F. McNaught, J. T. Hinkie, H. Jurgens, William Jackson, G. W. Bradley, Clifton Cleaver discuss travel, banking, land, law, and court matters across Pendleton and surrounding towns.

J. R. Kanga Hermiston Lee Moorhouse Walla Walla W. F. Kennedy Huntington John Vaughan Northern Pacific J.T. Lieuallen Adams Augusta Moule M. Maguire Nolin Lois L. Dias Pilot Rock Pendiston John Bahr Fulton Kim Morton J. A. Best Weston Gilliland Stewart Creek Cloyd Oliver Buhl Idaho Alex Oliver William Jackson

Pendleton Traction Plan Aims Big Growth Drive

A town promotion outlines a Will Change Business Map plan to issue special freight and passenger accommodations to subscribers, promising free transport for buyers and sellers within Pendleton. It projects daily expenditure of about one thousand dollars during construction and foresees Pendleton becoming the metropolis of Eastern Oregon with rapid growth along Interurban lines.

Pendleton Traction Company Metropolis Spokane Oregon Umatilla

Senator Davis Attacks Rockefeller Over Arkansas Pipeline

Washington Feb 18 Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas aroused the senate with a harsh call to consign John D Rockefeller to perdition and burn him in flames from Standard Oil products during a debate over a bill to authorize an oil and gas pipeline across public lands in Arkansas. He accused Senator Owen of Oklahoma of ties to Standard Oil and opposed the pipeline as a violation of state anti trust laws. Owen denied any Standard Oil link and said Oklahoma oil must move through Arkansas cross country pipelines. Davis cast the lone negative vote on final passage.

Washington Jeff Davis Arkansas Senate Lkk John D. Rockefeller Standard O Owen Oklahoma Standard 1 Davis Hell Standard Oil Company Rockefeller

Roosevelt’s East Africa Hunt Ends in Soudan

The Roosevelt party left Gondokoro and the grand hunt across East Africa nears its end. Khartoum is expected March 6 with the party in good health. Roosevelt’s bag includes eighteen rhinos three whites nine elephants seven lions ten giraffes four hippos one buffalo one leopard one ottrich and many other species sent to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

Gondokoro Soudan Roosevelt Nile East Africa Khartoum Smitheonsine Institution Washington

Home Telephone Co Plans Statewide Oregon Expansion

Portland February 18. It was announced today that the Home Telephone company intends to extend its line over the state of Oregon and make connections with former lines. Construction will begin immediately.

Home Telephone Company Portland The Oregon

Heney Declines California Gubernatorial Bid

San Francisco February 18 Heney reiterated his decision to stay out of the California gubernatorial contest saying under no circumstances would he accept the nomination.

San Francisco Heney California

Ballinger Hosts Taft At Dinner In Washington

Secretary of the Interior and Mrs Ballinger entertained the president at dinner in Washington on February 17. Guests included Mr and Mrs Justice White, Mr and Mrs Justice McKenna, Senator and Mrs Pile, Senator Burton, General and Mrs Clarence Edwards, and Mr and Mrs John Hays Hammond.

Ballinger Taft Washington Secretary of the Interior Justice White Justice McKenna Pile Senator Burton Clarence Edwards John Hays Hammond

Nelson to duel Thompson in forty six rounds on Decoration Day

In San Francisco on February 19, Battling Nelson and Cyclone Johnny Thompson agreed to a forty six round bout to take place on Decoration Day. No written contract was drawn up, the understanding remains verbal and the club to make the best offer.

San Francisco Battling Nelson Cyclone Johnny Thompson

England May Elect Again Within Three Months

In London on February 18 tensions rise over possible new general elections within three months as Premier Asquith faces cabinet crises and opposing labor and nationalist demands. Meanwhile an earthquake in Crete reports six dead in Vatropo as buildings collapse.

London Asquith Cabinet Council George M. Barnes Labor Party Crete Canon Vatropo

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Standard Grocery Co East Court St Motanic Umatilla Drave James Johns L. W. Furnas R. B. Stanfield Stanfield W. EB. Straight W. P. Willaby Athena Bowmin Monroe Jarvis Rose Campbell B. L. McMillen Joseph Liewallen R. N. Stanfield West End Charries Hilyard Miss Grave Oliver Roland N. Oliver Louis Hodgen Milton A. & Quant Ukiah Allen Thomson Buttercreek Country C. D. Teel Echo Hinkle Ditch Company J. H. Templeton John Deere Plow Company F. D. Hyland Citizens' National Bank of Staton Wisconsin EB. C. McCook Rupers & McCook J. F. McNaught J. T. Hinkie H. Jurgens Puget Sound Grays Harbor Road Ing Centralia Hoquiam Baldwin Apples Ingram’s Grocery John D Teddy Hey Express Boston England John Redmond O. M. Heacock Wm. Hanscom Pendleton Dye Works Alta Jody Nelson's Main
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