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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1912

Page

5

Local classified notes fill page from Melrose to Livery Stable sale

Local ads list services and goods including coal and wood from Kopitzke Gillanders and Rock Spring coal, chimney sweep Melrose System, tailoring, dry wood, and transfer services. Properties and rental offers appear with six room house, 9-room house, and Portland apartment investment. Lost and found notices mention a gold rope necklace, Scotch Collie, and a lady’s gold watch. Maccabees insurance highlights savings and benefits, plus Round-Up findings.

Noreen Court Street Kopitzke & Gillanders Rock Spring Maccabees Maccabees Knights of the Maccabees Orpheum C. J. Whittaker Ben L. Burroughs Oregon Maccabees Tustin Street Sea Geo G. Pell J. M. Hays Schmidt Building Lenon Boyer Avenue Walla Walla Wash

Farmers Take Lumber at Pendleton High Grounds

Advertises sale of lumber doors frames and related items by Chas Cole at Pendleton high school grounds within two weeks. Targeted to buyers seeking reasonable prices in the local area.

Chas, Cole Pendleton High School

Pays to Advertise at Patton's Barbershop

A local barber shop at Patton's advertises 16 cents per share of service, highlighting six barbers, short waits, ample hot water and clean towels. The note claims the shop does not discriminate against patrons of Chinese, Indian, or Japanese descent and invites customers to try the service.

Patton

Executioner’s Wardrobe Worries Convict on Hang Date

Guthrie Oklahoma Governor Brown schedules to hang for murder. The condemned man, a Crescent township negro, frets over a new suit of clothes he believes law allows for the hanging. He inquires about salt, asks for a conference with his attorney Colonel Tom Jones who warns to keep a stiff upper lip.

Guthrie Brown Crescent Township Robert L. Burks Jaller Elmer Spencer Tom Jones

Oregon Electric Train Kills Forest Grove Woman

Miss Mary James age 71 a Forest Grove resident was struck by a Portland bound Oregon Electric train while crossing Second Street. She died twenty minutes after the collision the verdict of accidental death was returned by the jury witnesses said the motorman shut off power Brakes were reversed the whistle blown and the bell rung. Miss James came to Forest Grove from Nebraska many years ago and is survived by a brother Edwin James of Laidlaw Oregon.

Forest Grove Mary James Portland Oregon Second Street Miss James Nebraska Edwin James Laidlaw

Weston Chief of Police Resigns to Oversee Irrigation

Dr J F Snider resigns as Weston chief of police and will manage irrigation of 100 acres of valuable bottom land he owns on the Snake River near Riparia. The move places him in charge of ongoing irrigation works.

Weston J. F. Snider Snake River Riparia

Personal mentions fodder from Adams to Pendleton across region

A string of city and county mentions notes Frank Morrison Ja and others in Adams Georgia Ukiah Meacham and Helix, with trips by George Tonkin pilot Rock Letcher Norvell and J B Marshall. Notables include Jesse Hale James Neal and Mrs Mabel Young Warner. Local visits include R Alexander E B Hoover and D D Peterson. A separate item reports nine youths and three girls dancing at an empty East Freewater house leading to fines or jail terms.

Frank Morrison Adams Stewart Ukiah J. BE. Marshall Meacham Mamie O'Sullivan Baker George Tonkin Pilot Rock Letcher Norvell Helix N. P Jesse Hale James P. Neal Freewater John Lewis R. Alexander Hermiston E. P. Dodd D. Peterson George W. Hanna Yale Pendleton Earl Dennis Northern Pacific RK Herring Hoover Pasco Chicken Harry Pinkerton J. C. Wilson Heppner Mabel Young Warner J. W. Farleigh Northwest Survey Plas Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming East Freewater G. P. Sanderson

Rattler Dies by Self-Inflicted Bite in Captivity

In Grand Junction Colorado a two foot rattlesnake captured near Dead Horse Canyon killed itself while confined in a glass jar. H A Rich and Milton Gifford assisted in capture and W Lynch observed the snake bite its own body after attempting to escape through wire mesh.

Grand Junction Colo Dead Horse Canyon H. A. Rich Milton Gifford Lynch

Rockefeller Institute Doctors Seek Pneumonia Cure

An official of the Rockefeller Institute Hospital said research on pneumonia is not yet ready for a definite success announcement. The work proceeds along several lines, any could yield a valuable discovery for the disease.

Rockefeller Institute New York Rockefeller Institute Hospital

Wedding by proxy spans globe in Petaluma bride

Misa Alice Julia Elizabeth Mack daughter of Mrs. Robert Mack of Holland traveling in America will marry Louis Ultramollen of Java by proxy on February 16. Ceremony at her mother’s Berkeley home witnessed by Randolph Leavenworth and Robert Lohmann. Afterward, the bride sails to Java to join her husband. Mack is related to Mrs. Catherine Brown and has spent much time in the city since arriving from Holland.

Berkeley Java Petaluma Calif Misa Alice Julia Elizabeth Mack Robert Mack Holland America Louis Ultramollen Consur Randolph Leavenworth Robert Lohmann Oakland Jaya Mise Mack Catherine Brown

Burglary at Home Reported in Chicago Tribune Note

The Chicago Tribune records a home burglary stating the house was entered last night with jewelry worth $600 stolen and an assessed valuation about $35. The remark reads like a sympathetic aside about the misfortune.

Chicago ‘Tribune

Golden Rule Store Embroideries Slashed Prices

Pendleton shoppers rush to our store for embroidery and muslin underwear as advertised prices beat competitors. Deep discounts shown on patterns, widths, corset cover embroidery and assorted items with regular prices cited against higher rival charges, drawing steady crowds and new customers to the sale.

Pendleton

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Sale F.E. Livengood & Co Burroughs Joerger I. C. Snyder Snap Teutsch & Bickers Aura Street Penland Bros Main Street B. A. Morton Athena Walla Country L. K. Moore Board of Trade Pioneer W. W. Stolner, Jr Ore Span Planet Chas. Hh. Hampton Joliet Chas. Hi. Hampton Joliet Penitentiary Women’s Prison
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