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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
5
The Gift Room Koeppen’s annex runs a silent auction from Saturday January 1 to Wednesday January 19 1910. All items except gold dinnerware are included with a half-price first bid by Koeppen then 10 percent increases and open bidding. Final bid tallies announced January 12 with three-person committee oversight.
The public is invited to a dance at German Hall on Middle Cold Spring Saturday night January 22 with Johnson's Orchestra. Supper served. A 22 year old family man seeks a position, offering mutual benefit. contact Saleaman at 230 Hooker Street, Portland, Oregon.
London January 10 conservatives are listed at five to four to win the national election in the stock exchange. It is the first time since the campaign began that conservatives hold favorites in betting. Earlier Liberal odds were seven to four before the holidays. King Edward today issued decrees signaling Parliament and writs for election that could mark a historic epoch.
J A Woodman for Beggar Sam Langford announced Boston fighter Langford will face Jim Flynn before the Pacific Athletic club in Los Angeles on a ten round route under local law. Langford is also slated to meet the Dixie Kid tonight amid headlines from Memphis to Los Angeles.
Former Queen Lilluckaian of Hawaii travels with relatives and friends to Washington to discuss proposed legislation expanding land rights for Hawaii inhabitants. Prince Kalanianuele notes desire for more liberal homestead rights and greater American involvement.
Stockholders have already realized heavy profits as Vale oil fields are described as an assured commercial future. The crude product cited is highly purifiable and valuable for refining, signaling strong investment prospects and promising returns for early stakeholders.
Two marriage licenses issued in Pendleton County Roy D Ward wed Rose Johnson and Alfa A Peters wedded Nellie Blackburn. Three residents William Kurtz Henry Kurtz and Lewis Johnson filed citizenship applications in open court before Judge Bean. A Pythian ball is set for January 14 in Weston reversing February 14 date. New juvenile books added to the public library include Baylise Old Man Coyote Camp The Substitute Ellis The Wide Awake Girls Hough The Young Alaskan Johnson Williams of West Point Roulet Our Little Greek Cousin Lindsay Daniel Boone How to Dress a Doll Seawell The Imprisoned Midshipman LG T Three Years Behind the Guns.
Thinks It Is Cold Here, Fargo buyer Mr. Chasey arrives in Pendleton to survey land and plan relocation. He notes Fargo at 27 below zero while Pendleton ranges from 20 to 30 above, a 47 to 57 degree gap. Chasey sold North Dakota land holdings and machinery and aims to settles West by March. Accompanied by A. L. Sheldon, tied to Hermiston Brand Co., he heads toward western county. Pendleton bowling team defeats Wall Walla by 126 pins, earning praise for uniform upgrades and salary considerations. The piece parodies affairs and mentions cocoanut trust probes and remarks by Wex Jones.
Ward describes six companies drilling for years with costly gear and labor. Four have strong results from 900 to 1700 feet, showing streams of oil that could lift Vale no field and nearby regions. Plans include pipelines and refineries as experts predict Oregon becoming a top oil region by 1910.
A witty take mocks Taft and Zelaya messages while praising U S relations and naval strength. The piece notes a ready army, upcoming uniforms from Paris, and a six yard addition of gold lace as enhancements to military efficiency.
Damon Lodge No 5 Knights of Pythias will install officers at 7 30 this evening and perform third rank work. All Knights urged to attend.
Local readers see frequent notices for coal timber hay and fresh produce. Services include lens replacement at Hanscom's jewelry store and piano lessons at 1208 E Webb. Lost items include a small gold watch and Northen Pacific switch keys with rewards offered.
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