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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1906

Page

5

Walla Walla and Pendleton Teams Debate Tomorrow

Tomorrow evening a joint debate will be held between Walla Walla and Pendleton high school teams at Walla Walla. Debaters Glenn Scott Dave HI and Dean Goodman will argue for the motion that the Interstate Commerce Commission should have the power to establish maximum freight rates.

Walla Walla Pendleton Glenn Scott Dave HI Dean Goodman Interstate Commerce Commission

May Play Return Games With Colfax Pendleton Highs

Potential schedule moves suggest Colfax and Pendleton high school basketball teams may travel for return games against local Colfax teams. Unclear details prompt further discussion on dates and venues.

Colfax Pendleton High School

Wheels Turn Thousands of Times Each Year

A report notes that several wheels complete 4 730 and 4 640 revolutions annually, indicating differing usage or mechanical cycles across devices or machines tracked in the study.

Mack Swain Company Presents Belle of Richmond and Sidewalks

The Mack Swain company staged Belle of Richmond to a good audience last night at the Frame. Tonight they present The Sidewalks of New York with strong humor and stagecraft. Tomorrow night The Plungers will be shown as the run continues with favorable responses.

Belle Richmond New York Mack Swath Company Tornight

Pergy's Saloon to Open on Malin Street

Pergy's Saloon, fitted by renowned caterer Fergy, prepares to open tomorrow in the former Brolller and Crowner stand on Malin street. The venue features new furniture and fixtures with Fergy supervising and catering to top trade. Bar chief George Ernst will assist.

Pergy Fergy Brolller & Crowner Malin Street Qvorge Ernst

Baker City Theater May Seeks New Possession

K J Taylor of Baker City theater Tuiniger reports no offer from Northwest Theatrical circuit to run the Baker City theater they own He would accept charge if conditions are met and may take over the business, though no firm plans exist.

Baker City Theater K. J. Taylor Tuiniger Taylor

Electric Supply House Sold to John Vaughan

The electric supply store on East Court street run by Peterson and Dickinson has been bought by John Vaughan. He will move the stock to his West Court street location and consolidate the business with his own operations.

Peterson & Dickinson East Court Street John Vaughan Busines West Court Street

Evangelistic Services Tonight At Local Church

Christian Charels hosts regular evangelistic services with a sermon titled Honor All Men. The Webbs will sing and present illustrated segment My Mother's Last Request. Special for children at 7 PM with services every evening. all are welcome.

Webbs

Emperor Ferdinand’s remark on a pianist’s perspiration

The old Emperor Ferdinand of Austria was said to be weak minded by some for constant remarks. After an artist performed remarkable piano feats, he claimed he had never encountered an artist who perspired so much as the pianist, who blushed and bowed in response.

Ferdinand of Austria Liszt Thalberg

Pendleton Daily Social Roundup of Visitors and Arrivals

Walters Pierce visits Weston on business and many residents arrive or depart from Pendleton. Notables include Dr. Cole from Portland, J D Ingram from Hitch Creek, W B Taylor from Athena, and George D. O Connor on a short visit.

Walter M. Pierce Weston FLCC Craig Oklahoma J. D. Ingram Hitch Creek W. G. Cole Portland Ir. Callier Echo Mra F. W. Vincent W. BR. Taylor T. D. Taylor Athena George D. O'Connor V. N. B. Gerking Mies Fay W. A. Brown Pendleton Baker City Zapeth Houser Chicago Standard Mine Willam H. Daugherty

The Soutivs Amazing Growth in Property Values

Growth in Rice, timber, and mineral lands across Louisiana and adjoining Texas surged as cultivation expanded to 294,000 acres, with unimproved lands rising from 8 to 50 cents an acre to 12 to 15 dollars and up to 40 or 50 dollars for improved plots. Prices for distant timber and coal properties soared, turning century-old options into multi million dollar deals.

Louisiana R. H. Edmonds New York Charleston W. C A

New Spring Costumes Pot Women Fashion Collection

Lovers of spring gown style will enjoy this collection of magnificent costumes. It highlights the season’s most correct styles with new shades and refined tailoring, promising the most satisfying selection yet.

Women's Chic Waists At Budget Prices For Spring

Budget waists priced from 13.00 to 37.50 offer dainty spring styles in silk front shirts, bodies, percale, madras shirts, oxfords, and sateens. Includes a wide range of materials and sizes with many fashion options. Aimed at saving money on spring and summer shirts. don’t miss this chance.

Spring Styles In Men's Clothing at the Big Store

Spring styles in men s clothing urge readers to choose a suit with character from new spring stock. The ad promises a fit you tailor would craft to special orders and invites customers to the store for custom fit and selection.

Spring Hats Now On Sale In Fresh Stock

Great Spring stock is here with new shapes and colors. Hats priced from ten to twenty five dollars offer quality not found at the price. Visit our shop to see them and be convinced of the value. We’re glad to show you whether you buy or not.

BE. Drake C. D. Drake Doty Wash Pendleton

Ex-governor’s timber land purchase signals vast gains

An ex-governor of Maryland bought 146,000 acres of Alabama timber land ten years ago for $1.25 an acre. It now trades at about $20 per acre. The speaker notes numerous similar cases, asserting the real estate advance has only begun and is far from exhausted.

Maryland Alabama

Reform School Crowded Near Capacity in Oregon

The Oregon state reform school near Salem reports 117 boys housed with 121 beds available, as two new admissions arrive. Principal Looney drafted beds on the third floor to ease overcrowding and plans for a gym, military drill, and a primary room in the Industrial building. New superintendent designate T Le Lloyd from New Jersey arrives March 1 to lead bands and athletics and oversee discipline. Perry and Johnson begin a sawmill on Cougar Creek with 24,400 daily feet capacity and 1,500,000 feet staged for operations, plus a 10,000-lath daily output.

Oregon State Reform School Salem Journal Looney Mbeulie Tien T. le Tloyd New Jersey State Reform School Lloyd Perry & Johnson Cougar Creek Coeur We Alenes

Explosion Near Tacoma Claims Two Men

Two men near Tacoma were handling dynamite when 22 sticks exploded. G Thosa was killed instantly. Y Yamamoto suffered severe injuries and is expected to die from those wounds. Police investigated the incident and cautioned about handling explosives.

Tacoma Y. Yamamoto G. Thosa Thosa Yamamoto

East End Grocery promotes honesty and value in community ad

The East End Grocery urges prudent shoppers to patronize its store. J W Dyer, proprietor, advertises a full line of school supplies and the Crescent brand butter, promising warm bread each evening and a selection of teas coffees spices and Mapleine.

East End Ita

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