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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
8
Pendleton community discusses Teutsch bankruptcy and the store's closure for stock invoicing under interim receiver T C Taylor. Friends trust his integrity, noting his service on the district fair board and school and commercial groups, and hope he remains in business once finances are settled.
The passage urges immediate attention at first signs of a cold. Delaying care may allow the illness to deepen, making the cure longer and harder. Acting quickly can reduce overall suffering and shorten recovery time.
Rheinhold Harras failed to appear in police court over a $300 bond tied to a check without funds charge. He allegedly used violent language toward Lillie Funnemark, went to her home seeking the missing man, then forfeited his $10 appearance bond and withdrew as bondsman. Funnemark remains in county jail awaiting a substitute security.
District Attorney G W Phelps investigates printing and distribution of obscene cards tied to J P Medernach case. He pinpoints a now defunct job printing plant as the source, while Pendleton Printery Pendleton Tribune and East Oregonian are cleared. The plant allegedly printed大量 cards for saloons. penalties include a 500 dollar fine or jail, with further prosecutions planned where evidence exists.
Dan Avery, a Redman, cut his throat in Athena jail yesterday after hinting at suicide. Witnesses recall his remark that if his remains were handled by his order and doctors, something might be learned about his spinal troubles. No inquest was held as Coroner Folsom was away.
Ohioans plan to join a booster club in Walla Walla following Indiana and Nebraska models. Local Buckeyes see interest and the club will launch early next week. Other states are expected to align, joining Hoosiers and Nebraskans to aid regional development.
Reports from Vale in Malheur county state an oil well near the city is spurting about five feet above ground. The Malheur Gas and Oil company, mainly Union and Ta Grande men, has been developing it for months. Trailers from the east confirm locals in Vale verify the strike. Running from Uren.
W S U Ren frees Judge Stephen A Lowell of Pendleton and ex Mayor George H Williland amid a challenge raised before a public audience in Hood River News Letter.
James Wright a prominent stockman of North Yakima died at his North Yakima home on Tuesday after a brief illness. He purchased sheep in the county for years and was popular with all who knew him. William Doughtrey of the Umatilla Ranch company attended the funeral after returning from North Yakima. The Presbyterian choir will meet for rehearsal tomorrow evening at seven oclock. all members are urged to be present.
Police raided a basement saloon yesterday morning arresting 760 men and freeing 100 gamecocks. Authorities said the operation targeted illegal gambling and animal fighting rings in the city.
Seattle February 27 Nearly a thousand visitors inspect the rapidly progressing Ameka Yukon Pacific exposition grounds and buildings. The manufactures and agricultural pavilions near completion with roof and walls advancing. Emergency hospital to be finished in two weeks with a full hospital corps to follow. Auditorium fine arts palace and machinery hall rising for permanent use by University of Washington after the exposition. Fisheries and mines buildings to start next. Fire department station soon under construction with updated equipment. Oregon building contract first state bid now being called for.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company unveils a clearest map of the northwest detailing Washington Oregon Idaho and portions of British Columbia Montana California Nevada and Utah. It marks rail water lines projected connecting lines and tracks under construction along with forest reserves Carey and Reclamation projects and desert routes through western Oregon. Also noted are a Grande Ronde horse shipment from La Grande and a heavy sales rush for Paul Gilmore's Wheel of Love at the Oregon theater Pendleton with a record crowd anticipated.
The Dalles high school debate team defeated Wallowa county high school on the resolution that the government should own and operate the railroads in the United States in last night's contest reported by The Dalles Chronicle.
W. Emmons of the Point on Dry Ridge reported his smoke house burned Monday night at midnight. The blaze destroyed 2500 pounds of bacon and the loss exceeded 300 dollars. He had meat contracted to BE. M. & M. at ten cents per pound.
The General Demand for a known safe liquid laxative is met by the California Fig Syrup Co. with its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Gentle, prompt and wholesome, it is recommended by physicians for family use and sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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