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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1914

Page

5

Wanted to Buy and Sell Advertisements and Rentals

Multiple classified notices listing wants for second hand range and milch cows, rags, livery business for sale, various houses for rent, real estate for sale, farm equipment, horses and mules, apartments, a small butcher shop, a Thoroughbred Hampshire boar, old papers, a motor car, and notices from Gritman Brothers, Mark Moorhouse Co, Penland Bros Transfer, and A J Overturn regarding credits and debts. Includes addresses in Hermiston Pendleton and related inquiries.

Inquire Gritman Brothers Franklin East Oregonian Hermiston Ore Raley Street Walters Mill Gall Penland Bros R. F. Kirkpatrick Pendleton Oregon Mark Moorhouse Co Addreys O. M. Nevin Helix Hampshire Joe Craig R. ¢. Finnell East Court Street Main Street Walters’ Mill Elliot Stand

Moose Hall Dance This Wednesday Evening on February 25

The Loyal Order of Moose invites the public to a Moose Hall dance after the regular meeting. The event will feature the new Mooseline dance debuting on the coast. Non members pay 69 cents.

Moose Hall Loyal Order of Moose

Roofing ad and Catholic trade union congress note

A carload of Standard Rubber Roofing is offered with quality and price advantages. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises. A few months ago in Plymouth England Catholic trade unionists conference resolved to pursue an International organization for Catholic trade unionists.

Oregon Lumber YD Plymouth England

Japanese Contractors Figure in Graft Charges

Yokohama reports a trio of prominent native contractors arrested on charges of complicity in navy graft scandals. Earlier, only German firms were named, but new developments suggest a broader, more serious scandal likely to threaten the ministry's survival.

Yokohama

Mrs De Timid Pledges Royal Encounters During Tour

In a social exchange at a hotel Mrs De Timid asks about being presented to the king abroad. Her neighbor recalls meeting several crowned heads of Europe and conversing with many of them, noting the prior royal introductions.

de Timid Europe

A New Definition of Indigestion in a Mock Debate

Three women planned a drive but one begged off with indigestion. The elder sister argues the excuse is insufficient while another mocks the notion. The third woman quips that indigestion is the failure to adjust a square meal to a round stomach.

Harpers

Canton Chief of Police Arrested in Threat Case

Canton Til February 24 Chief of Police James Watts was arrested on a charge of threatening to kill Richard Procter editor of the Canton Socialist and W L Jacobson a socialist justice of the peace. He posted a $500 bond signed by Mayor J M Fox and faces a hearing at Lewiston. The Canton Socialist last Saturday accused the chief of police of frequenting disreputable houses.

Canton, Til James Watts Canton Richard Procter Canton Socialist W.L. Jacobson Watts J. M. Fox Lewiston

Personal visits and travels around Pendleton area

A string of local residents and visitors are listed with movements between Walla Walla Heppner Helix Weston Pendleton Echo Freewater Hermiston Umatilla and Van Sylle including reg istration at St George and trips to Hot Lake from La Grande observe Oregon hospital patient returning home C B Green and J Schilling among those traveling to Pendleton for family reunions and care of relatives highlighted by regional newspaper note

P. G. Ferley Heppner Bowman W. H. Morrison Helix Co. J. Brown Walla Walla St. George H. C. Forsythe Weston Pendleton H. Peters Hot Lake J. E. Hearndon Freewater Fruit Milton Swaggart Athena Mas. W. D. Newton Echo Otto G. Sapper Hermiston H. N. Dryer Umatilla Jack Prendergast Vansycle C. B. Green Gallo Way George J. Ernestz Umatilla County J. A. Fitzgerald N. P Charley Whirlwind Billy McKay Toppenish John Schilling la Grande Oregon Hospital

Three Marriage Licenses Reported In County Notices

Marriage licenses issued late yesterday to Edward Williams and Helen Mousa, both of this city, to Otto Purucker of Medford and Lilla Miriam Grigsby of this city, and to Nels George Winberg and Roady Idena Ekbom, both of this county. The Williams-Mousa nuptials were celebrated this morning and the Purucker-Grigsby nuptials this afternoon.

Edward ©. Williams Helen Mousa Herman Otto Purucker Medford Lilla Miriam Grigsby Nels George Winberg Roady Idena Ekbom Williamse-Mousa Purucker-Grigsby

Former Police Lieutenant Becker Granted New Trial

Albany Feb 24 Former Police Lieutenant Becker sentenced to death at Sing Sing for Herman Rosenthal murder was granted a new trial by the circuit court of appeals due to errors by Judge Goff. The four gunmen convicted for the actual killing were denied new trials.

Albany, N. Y Becker Sing Sing Herman Rosenthal Circuit Court of Appeals Goff Rosenthal

Paying the Penalty in the ashes of a friend

A compact literary remark notes a once-prosperous companion now reduced to sifting ashes, implying a fall from affluence. The line captures a traderly lament on money and decline with a sharp, wry tone.

Tame Exchange Sparks Suffragette Dialogue

A brief wartime scene shows a militant suffragette and a respondent sharing a calm, restrained exchange about football. The dialogue hints at social tensions and evolving public roles without dramatic confrontation.

Parents Would Be Living If They Were Here

A census clerk spotted ages 120 and 112 under the headings Age of father is living and Age of mother is living. The respondent quipped that his parents would be that old if living, prompting the clerk to react.

Pittston Gazette

Woman Eight Hour Law Applies to Office Workers

Denver, Feb 24 The eight hour law for women is sweeping into manufacturing and office jobs including bookkeepers stenographers and cashiers Judge C C Butler ruled at the close of a preliminary argument in the state versus M Craffy charging him with making Myrtle Morgan a bookkeeper work more than eight hours Craffey’s attorney had contended the law did not cover stenographers bookkeepers and cashiers but the court held it did apply to all employees.

Denver Col C. C. Butler M. Craffy Myrtle Morgan Craffey

Many Bounties Claimed in Ashland Oregon

By February 15 the county offices received pelts from bounty claimants totaling over 200 predatory animals. The count includes 15 cougars 95 coyotes and 110 bob cats. Some hides did not meet bounty rules and many were shipped without filing for rewards.

Ashland Ore

Stump Blowing Demonstrated in Kelso

C. C. Brown deputy state horticultural inspector conducted a stump blowing demonstration at the Dykstra place near Kelso Washington. A short talk on orchard improvement followed the demonstration highlighting practical practices for better trees and land use.

Kelso Wash C. ¢. Brown Dykstra Place

Bakst Minaret Costume From The Minaret In Paris

The costume shown is the Bakst Minaret worn in The Minaret at Theater Re naissance Paris. Introduced in the U S by Miss Helen Bond of New York City. It features trousers and bodice in Persian flowered satin with a dull blue chif fon minaret skirt edged by gold fringe. The bodice bears shoulder straps and trims, a turban of blue chif fon with a serpent head clasp, strings of gold beads, and pointed Persian slippers in tarnished gold and silver.

Bakst Theater Renaissance Paris Helen Bond New York City

Riv ers to Fight Welsh in Vernon Arena bout

Telegraphic brief from Los Angeles reports Mexican Joe Rivers has agreed to meet Freddie Welsh for a 20 round 135 pound bout at Tom McCarey’s Vernon arena on March 17. Also notes Vina rancher George Diamond pronounced dead after waking from a coma and declining further obsequies. Hawley intercedes for H L Aker’s long standing claim. Oregon survey plea to Congress. Judge Wolverton extends records deadline in forfeiture suit.

Los Angeles Dickering Joe Rivers Freddie Welsh Tom McCarey Vernon Arena Vina Calif George Diamond

$35,000,000 Plan To Improve Oakland Street Lines

Oakland announced by A W Melimont, new Key Route general manager, that 35 million dollars will be spent over the next years to improve and extend street car service and develop new territory. The figure excludes proposed extensions to San Jose and Sacramento.

Oakland Cal A. W. Melimont San Jose Sacramento

Seven Railroads Seek I C C ok Panama Canal Act Water Lines

Seven railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to retain water lines under the Panama canal act. Among them are the Southern Pacific which operates the Pacific mail ships and the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad operating the Columbia river boats.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Southern Pacific Pacific Mail Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railroad

Oakland Plans Modern Traffic Hub System

In Oakland and its vicinity the plan envisions Oakland as the hub of a great transport system built on the latest theory of traffic handling. The proposal emphasizes centralization, efficiency, and integration with surrounding areas to streamline movement and reduce congestion.

Oakland

Marion County Judge Opposes Special Election

Salem Oregon February 24 County Judge Bushey refused to call a special election to approve $850,000 road bonds until May 15 the date of the regular primary if the attorney general says it is legal to combine the two elections He cites saving about $6000 in costs and notes men are not criticized for inaction.

Salem Ore Bushey

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Charley Comiskey Rome Comiskey A. J. Overturf Adv Annie Kriser Peter Kriser Pendleton Auto Co B.S. Brown C. E. Engdahl Dr. Thos Taylor Hardware Bldg Pendleton, Ore Hawley H. L. Aker Chamberlain Pendleton Commercial Association Umatilla River Portland Wolverton Oergon California Marion City Scavenger Service E. T. Miller Walnut St J. K. Vaughan Vaughan Harry Cummings J. L. Vaughan Ich Dien Prince of Wales Popu Lar Monroe St. George Hotel Orpheum Theatre J. P. Medernach Prop Alta
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