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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1911

Page

8

Local anglers seek Pendleton man on fish and game board

Governor West is urged to appoint a Pendleton candidate to the new fish and game commission. The board will include two Democrats and two Republicans with a fifth member chosen by them. Local anglers favor candidates like C. K. Cranston or Charles H. Carter to ensure a Pendleton presence. The governor aims to place highly qualified, enthusiastic sportsmen in the influential posts.

West Pendleton Fish and Game Commission Sngiers C. K. Cranston Charles H. Carter Carter Mr. Cranston G. I. Ladow Agshe Cranston

Experts Endorse It Cooking Fat Cettolene Backed By Authorities

Marion Harland, Mrs Janet M Hill, and Mrs Sarah Tyson Rover are among the cooking authorities praising Cettolene. They call it completely satisfactory very satisfactory and a much more wealthful product than lard. It is purer more wholesome and more economical needing one third less.

Marion Harland Janet M. Hill Sarah Tyson Rover

Switchman Killed At Umatilla Today

Special correspondence reports F W Doty a 31 year old switchman for the Oregon Washington railroad crushed and killed in a train collision at Umatilla Oregon about 6 20 this morning He was assisting Elmer Knight on the running board when the locomotive backed into cars smashing engine and box car Doty died instantly Knight escaped with minor injury The coroner s jury conducts an investigation

Umatilla Ore F. W. Doty Oregon- Washington Portland Elmer Knight Doty Cullen Knight

Conditions in Alaska to be investigated by Congress

Washington senator Piles introduced a resolution for a congressional investigation into conditions in Alaska. The plan calls for a five member committee from the House and a five member panel from the Senate.

Alaska Washington Piles Senate House

Hammond to Represent U S at King George's Coronation

Taft announced that John Hays Hammond would represent the United States at the coronation of King George. The official confirmation ends all circulating rumors and marks a ceremonial diplomatic gesture.

Washington Taft John Hays Hammond United States King George

Two Marriage Licenses and Local Realty Change In Pendleton

County clerk issued two marriage licenses to H R Graham and Dora J Powell and to Carl Lees and Elisabeth Sullivan. Soki Local Cottage on Star Street sold by Lee Teutseh, owned by Ida Boyd, to Ray Carpenter for 350 dollars. M J Buckley, Harriman lines official, arrives aboard eastbound No 2 from Portland. Weather stays cold with three above zero, near winter record. W H Harmon arrives to take over K Barber shop on Main Street after month of interim management by Clark Wagner.

H. R. Graham Dora J. Powell Carl Lees Elisabeth Sullivan Soki Lee Teutseh Star Street Miks Ida Boyd Ray Carpenter W. H. Harmon Chehalis Wash Clark Wagner

Johns Sold Ranch at Birch Creek to James Stanton

Through a deal consummated yesterday by E. T. Wade the James Johns ranch on Birch creek has been sold to James Stanton for 15000 dollars. The 450 acre alfalfa ranch lies in the southern part of the county.

Najjar On Trial For Bunko Attempt In Athens Case

In circuit court today Judge William Smith presiding in place of Judge Phelps tries the state versus R Najjar. The defendant is charged with attempting a bunko scheme on the O W company’s agent in Athens. He stands accused of stealing a suitcase and claiming it was lost by the company.

Willliam Smith Phelps R. Najjar A& Bunko O.W. Company Athenaw

Koeppen Bros Auction Bye to Retail Trade

Beginning this afternoon an one- Hon sale will be held every afternoon and evening at the Koeppen Bris sift room untill all the stock of that department of the store to dispose of of. T Wilson, an auctioneer of Portland, is here for the purpose of conducting the sales. It is the in tention of Koeppen Bros. to devote their time In the future to the drug business exclusively.

Anellona Koeppens Koeppen Bris T. Wilson Portland Koeppen Bros

Office Burglarized. Safe Entry Foiled in Law Office

Night intrusion at G. W. Coutts law office saw hinges removed on an outer safe door but inner hinges blocked further entry. No valuables taken as the safe remained intact. A pouch of notes was ransacked and scattered. sandwiches eaten in nearby Hayes office suggest hungry hoboes as likely culprits.

Amteur G. W. Coutts J. M. Hayes

Knights Celebrate 48th Anniversary of Damon Lodge

Damon lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias and Pythians from across the county marked the 48th anniversary with a social session last evening. The meeting included formation work in ranks, brief talks by prominent members, and a banquet with a clam supper after the session.

Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pything Order Damon Lodge J. W. Maloney

Governor West Veto Leaves Dr Lytle as State Veterinarian

The veto of the livestock bill preserves the old law and sustains Dr W H Lytle in his role as state veterinarian and sheep inspector. The act would have merged the offices for two years, but the split remains, keeping both positions separate.

West Sanitary Livestock Commission W. H. Lytle

Unclear Funds Challenge for Board’s Future Work

The passage notes difficulty due to possible lack of funds over the next two years. If work continues as before, the board may incur a deficiency, highlighting financial strain and potential budget gaps affecting ongoing efforts.

Construction Boom Under Way In Spokane 1911 Plans

Spokane Wash Feb 28 Construction work totaling over 23000000 dollars forms part of the industrial program for 1911 in and near Spokane Contracts have been awarded or are in advanced stage for improvements costing 15000000 dollars and it is expected that street railway hotel store office and residence building will push the total near 24000000 dollars The city plans to expend at least 7180000 on buildings and improvements including a new city hallProjects by major companies add entrances to Spokane 5 million and a union station 1 million The Washington Water Power company will equip a 96000 horsepower plant on the Spokane river costing about 3 million giving control of 167000 horsepower within 230 miles of Spokane Inland Empire Paper will erect a wood pulp plant for 710000 In the Spokane valley Lewis and Clark high school to cost 450000 All Saints Episcopal parish contemplates a cathedral at 260000 Louis M Davenport and associates approve plans for a 14 story hotel between 1 and 1- quarter million dollars with work to begin this spring

Spokane Wash City of Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Oregon-Washington Washington Water Power Company Spokane River Inland Empire Paper Company Wisconsin Caprony Spokane Valley Lewis and Clark High School Inland Club of All Sainte’ Episcopal Parish

City Given Title 10 Roundup Grounds

Pendleton transfers 17 acre Roundup grounds to the city by deed with no restrictions. A ten year lease to Roundup with a five year extension option accompanies the transfer, aligning with stockholders plans to buy the Matlock tract for 5000 dollars. The city gains secure title while Roundup avoids property taxes.

Pendleton Kaurdunp Matlock

Boxing Contests Dominate Paris High Society Nights

In Paris boxing matches have become the fashionable pastime for the smart set. Cirque de Paris nights draw wealthier audiences with carriages and automobiles filling the streets while names of Paris society appear among attendees. Spectator prices indicate ten round bouts are viewed as superior to opera.

Paris Cirque de Paris

Quip About Bedroom Phones Sparks Sleep Talk Jibe

A Detroit Free Press quip features an agent offering a bedroom telephone and a house wife replying that neither she nor her husband talks in their sleep. The humorous exchange highlights domestic life and product marketing of the era.

Detroit Free Press

Will Gray to Locate Wholesale Action in Spokane

Will Gray of Gray Bros. leaves Pendleton to locate in Spokane with his brother Charles Gray. They will run a Bakers and confectioners supplies wholesale house serving eastern Washington and Idaho while Portland operations continue. Harry D. Grmy will manage Pendleton grocery as firm remains.

Will Gray Gray Bros Spokane Pusiness Charles Gray Portland Washington Idaho Pendleton Harry D Grmy

Electrification Drive Aim At China And Japan

Herr Dornburg, former Colonial Secretary of Germany, recently returned from a tour in the Far East, is appointed to undertake a gigantic task broadly described as electrification of China and Japan. The exact scope and plans are outlined as a major strategic project.

Herr Dornburg Germany

Skin soothing remedy advertised by local druggist

An advertisement urges relief from burning skin with a wintergreen thymol mixture labeled DD. DD. Prescripttion. It claims immediate cooling and soothing effects, cleansing the skin and removing pimples and blotches overnight. Tallman Drug Co is the local distributor.

D. D Tallman Drug Co

Pension for Germian girls at seventy begins today

Under a new law effective today Germian telephone girls will be retired on pensions once they reach the age of seventy. The change sets a national retirement age for female telephone workers, with pensions to support former operators as they leave service.

Herlin Germian

Furnished? No, unfurnished housekeeping room for rent

In Emet Oregonian bail ing, an unfurnished housekeeping room is available. All modern conveniences provided. Inquiries at EL O. office.

Emet Oregonian EL O

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monopole Royal Ann Co. K. Cranston Rothwell W. E. Hanscom the Jeweler Pendleton Dye Works Alta Newsy M. J. Buckley Harriman Wnes Oregon Najjar Clark’s Daily Clark’s Grocery Main Street POR Louis M. Daventuport Madeling Winthrop Oregon Theater Jack Frost Winter New Boston China Japan Herr Dernberg Europe Allgemeine Electricitats Gesellschaft Berlin Herr Emil Rathenau Dernberg The Freddie Pony Boy Umatilla County E. T. Wade Temple Big Pendleton
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