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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
8
A midnight break in at Henneman cigar store on Main street yielded four to five boxes of cigars valued at 25 and 25 cents each. No cash or safe taken. footprints vanished due to snowfall. Officers search for a likely tramp seen nearby, frosted windows hindered entry.
From Pendleton and the Woman's National Daily the American Woman's League outlines a new plan to be implemented March 4. Full details will be sent to all completed Founders' Chapter members after an in depth review of the plan.
Realty corporation formed with $50,000 capitalization and 1000 shares at $50 each. Incorporators include C. J. Smith E. J. Murphy Leon Cohen R. Alexander J. H. Raley Will Moore Jr B Aldrich and James Fee. Objects include buying selling leasing property franchises rights of way lending money notes bonds mortgages and acting as financial agents and trustees.
Attorney Edward Taylor of the reclamation service returned to Her miston this morning after transacting business in this city.
Local notices list Max Ellis of Baker City and many others visiting Pendleton for business and personal matters. Names include J K Reid Hermiston Lee Cassidy North Powder and Julius Levy Walla Walla, with travels to Union and Pilot Rock and inspections by county officials and business leaders.
At Hawthorne school yesterday a Mothers meeting drew about sixty to seventy attendees. Miss Warren presided in her room as musical numbers opened the program. Speakers included Superintendent J. S. Landers and Dr. C. J. Smith urging school efforts and sewer extension to the city’s west end.
Following the formal meeting, guests and teachers returned to the decorated upper hallway where light refreshments were served.
Seoul stirs with plot rumors as ministers reportedly push for a Japan Korea merger. whispers spread of opposition, palace debates hot as Emperor reputedly engages, while Viscount Lone moves to curb unrest amid a weakened Resident-General.
Relatives in Germany, New York, and Baltimore under J. M. Londoner of Seattle, with state police, search the Pacific Northwest for Baron Herman Von Blatz, 70, who left New York for Spokane two years ago after wide travels. His brother’s fortune was left to Blatz, his wife, and daughter.
Mrs. Jay P. Mc Dermott of Fond du Lac Wisconsin reported diamonds valued at 1400 dollars missing from a chamois bag worn near her neck aboard the Golden State Limited. Detectives searched the Pullman car as the train stopped. later a Texas town reported the diamonds found in her stockings as she travels to Los Angeles.
New York court rules a woman's pillow may serve as a safe place for her valuables at night, rejecting pawnbrokers’ negligence claim after Ida Emerson Hills reported jewelry worth nearly $5000 stolen from under her pillow. Her brother in law Charles H Zimmerman was implicated and later sentenced to Sing Sing.
Eugene Oregon voters will decide in a special election whether a tract southwest of the city, about a mile and a half by a half mile, should be annexed. The area holds 700 to 800 residents, a majority in favor, with more than five eighths signing the petition. Annexation would raise the city's assessed valuation.
At Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis practice under Coach Arbouthnot draws many hopefuls for 115 to heavyweight classes. Capt Thomson and stars Litton Shadduck Leedy Gibson Moulan headline last year’s squad, with new talent like Potter Vincent Carroll Stokes and Forsythe entering tryouts Monday. A college preliminaries meet looms, aiming to place Beavers near the NW summit, while Episcopal services will be held at Echo with a Ladies Guild forming toward a potential church.
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