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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
2
Beginning Monday February 20 and lasting one week our entire stock of boys shoes is on sale for 1.79 per pair. This includes patent leather velour calf box calf and kid in web soles suitable for school work or dress. Regular prices range from 2.50 to 3.50.
About four dozen extra fine shirts in sizes and colors, mostly Manhattan, priced from 1 50 to 3 00 dollars. Limited stock, sale valid Saturday only while supplies last at the RCs.
A sales notice describes a large lot offered at a very low price. It hints at broken lines and odd sizes but promises a good fit and a bar gain for buyers who act. It emphasizes a substantial value deal without providing final figures.
Two reports from a legislative committee urge dairy and food commissioner J W Bailey to resign or reform methods. The majority says the best interests require immediate resignation and a capable replacement. The minority calls for resignation or removal of poor deputies and adoption of a modern office system.
Evangelist Lenins will deliver his lecture The Making of a Man to men only at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. The evangelist calls it his greatest talk and hundreds of Pendleton men praised the theme last Sunday. Another address The Wreckers of Life is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow with all men invited.
Pope Pius has virtually recovered from influenza and will remain in bed as a precaution. In his bedroom he met with Cardinal Merry Del Val, the papal secretary of state, and Mgr. Beleti, the papal major domo, to handle church matters.
Amaholils Tribe No 18 I O R M invites everyone to a Redmen Anniversary Ball on Wednesday evening February 22 in Eagle Woodman hall. Refreshments will be served and cordial attendance is requested.
Farmers in Umatilla and Walla Walla foresee lower grain bag prices next year due to full capacity at the Washington penitentiary mill and a hoped for active jute operation. Officials believe cheaper bags will still meet threshing needs, with quality acceptable for dump bags and combines, while costs drop. Also mentions a health ad for Bal lard’s Snow Liniment.
Salem Feb 18 night schools and adult education in Portland are legalized by Abbott's house bill. The measure passed the senate and awaits gubernatorial approval.
Track outlook at the high school shows Breithaupt in charge as he builds from a core of experienced sprinters and distance runners. Veterans like Kimball, Boylen, Gordon, Fee, A Jordan, Strain, and others return, with many new candidates signing up to develop potential stars for upcoming Interscholastic meets including Athena and Walla Walla events.
Readable fragments note in succession the Lt of O Interscholastic meet at Baker City Eu gene and the A C interscholastic meet at Corvallis. The garbled OCR points to regional scholastic events with locations but lacks dates or results.
Portland detectives captured William Johnson and H. Duphesse on Thursday afternoon. They confessed to robbing the Diamond Palace at 3283 Washington Street Tuesday noon and led detectives to where the remaining stolen property was hidden. Duphesse also admitted striking James Gilbert with a square iron bar during the theft.
Andrew McDonald, jailed with Johnson at Second and Burnside, cleared of direct involvement in the holdup. He told detectives he joined Johnson and Dupliesse during the scheme, aiding investigators to implicate the other two and enabling Dupliesse’s arrest through his confessions.
Pendieton Cash Market announces a fine lot of chickens arriving for Saturday sales at Malin 101. Buyers are urged to place orders early while supplies last. The note adds a stylistic line about how criticizing our flaws does not reveal our virtues.
Annual statement synopsis shows premiums received during the year, interest and rents, and other income. It lists total liabilities, premiums in force, and assets including real estate, stocks, bonds, mortgages, and cash. The Oregon business section reports gross premiums, premiums returned, and statutory agent information for Karl V. Lively in Portland, Oregon.
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