W J Connor and Co Cigars Candles and Pool Room
W J Connor and Co operates at 49 Main Street offering Harry O'Dell cigars candles and pool room with phone M 4.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1912
Page
2
W J Connor and Co operates at 49 Main Street offering Harry O'Dell cigars candles and pool room with phone M 4.
The Pilot Rock Commercial Club debuts with EF. B. Casteel as president Rev EK. Warrington as secretary and G. W. Done Fred A. Wlevallen and L. Schoarpf on the executive committee Young local merchants and farmers drove the move to unite business and community effort Ex-County Judge T P Gilliland opened the meeting with J E Keefe and James P Neal providing guidance and songs The temporary group aims for a permanent organization soon with the same officers in charge.
Reports from the front say Senor Trevino is named provisional head to force US recognition and intervention. Gonzales Enrile admits writing the manifesto reflecting Mexican citizens views. Rebels expected to attack Juarez early next week, with San Pedro battle leaving 275 insurgents dead. An American refugee party including Nellie Wilson is believed en route via Pearson to El Paso. General Wood orders a regiment and artillery to El Paso to safeguard American interests.
In San Francisco on February 24 Judge Gilbert admitted his son and daughters served as dummy entrymen for J. Thorburn Ross. He said they acted unwittingly and that his land fraud decision followed a prior supreme court revision, not altering the law or affecting the Roag case, and that he stopped the scheme and ordered refunds.
Dispatches from Weyrout report three Italian warships began a bombardment today. Explosions ruptured principal sections of the city, killing many and injuring the population. Widespread fear falls on foreigners en route to Jerusalem as the port city of about 26,000 inhabitants endures the attack.
London reports a revival of medieval style with sleeves extending over the hands leaving only the fingers exposed. Miss Dagmar Wiche wore no gloves at her wedding to Major Edward Finch Hatton, with sleeves forming a joint draped over the hands. A court dressmaker predicts the English long sleeve may return, noting requirements of fine hands and a pointed finish to the middle finger.
Inland Empire Teachers association will meet in Spokane on April 4 6 and 6, notifying Supt. Frank K Welles. Echo Lot is Sold. Louis Scholl Jr and wife sold Koontz addition Echo block 4 to Tom Deweese for 121. Kiwell Kidwell dies at ranch. remains to be shipped to Baker for interment. Two arrested in police court. Ed Johnson to face trial for drunkenness while EB Wilson pleads guilty and gets three days in jail. Suitcase stolen from a squaw on road between St Anthonys hospital and upper bridge. culprit not found. A D Frost, Golden Rule Store manager, returns from six weeks eastern buying trip with wife.
The Brownies Band a Sunday school concert directed by Mrs Walter Rose will stage a juvenile can tata at the Christian church next Thursday evening February 29. About forty children representing brownies fairies butterflies wood nymphs and gypsies will perform in a colorful fairyland production.
After six weeks eluding arrest in the Santa Monica hills, Trabizco Gonzales returned to his home near Lankershim and bound and gagged his wife. He placed her in a rig wagon with her sick infant torn from her breast and headed for the hills as three posses chase from Hollywood. Police seek his hidden refuge and say the woman's fate troubles them.
Pendleton high school girls beat Wakeburg high school co-eda by a wide margin while the Pendleton boys outscored La Grande high school 27 to 19. Elia Tadzinka led the Pendleton centers with strong play as Muriel Saling battled hard at forward. wire troubles hindered full details of the La Grande game. The Pendleton boys scheduled to face Unison high school next, returning home tomorrow.
Berlin reports a clash between August Thyssen the magnate and his heir over annual income. The son, jailed for dueling and bankrupt, asks if 3000 dollars a year suffices, while the father offers to cover all legitimate claims if the heir renounces further rights and accepts 30 000 a year.
Anna and Clara discuss sewing costs charged by Mr Eklund for soles on their shoes. Clara recalls paying 65 cents for good work while another man’s soles cost 90 cents. The exchange reveals mixed feelings about the cobbler.
If you live out of town you may request a free symptom blank and circulars from the Cine Company. Free consultations are offered to address inquiries and provide information by mail or contact.
The text notes the estate share is variously stated but not less than 15,750,000 after debts are paid. It mentions an agreement to transfer rights if guaranteed by legal share of the fortune. It adds that Thysien refuses to negotiate due to good credit and offers of up to a million from lenders.
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