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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
2
An Oregon Life Insurance Company notice urges residents to keep their money in state, promoting life insurance with headquarters at the Fifth Floor Macleay Building 286 Washington Street Portland and manager L Samuel.
James H. Gwinn heads a livestock group toward changing the 28 hour unloading rule for live shipments. Western stockmen advocate a 36 hour or similar adjustment to reduce unloads and improve animal condition and market weight. Idaho delegates claim 36 hours saves losses. evidence cites better Chicago weights. Secretary Wilcox expected to back the amendment before Congress.
Morning worship at 10 30 in the chapel of the Pendleton academy building on the north side near Main street bridge. Sermon on The Meaning of Baptism as Seen in the Baptism of Jesus. Bible school at noon. Young People's meeting at 7 00 with a report from Miss Nellie Whittemore. Evening services follow the same program. Special invitation to those without a church home.
Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. with A. J. Owen supervising. At 11 a.m. Rev. J. J. McAlliser of Milton will preach, followed by an evening sermon at 7:59. Rev. McAllister’s evangelistic messages inaugurate a revival that runs through the week, with a wood meeting and all invited. Epworth League at 8:20 p.m. led by Robert Warner.
Chevitlin Science society room 5 E building lists Sunday services la m subject Spirit Wednesday meeting reading room open daily from 2 p m Christian Science literature on stile Sunday services Knee drill 7 a m holiness meeting 1 a m meeting at 1p with free lindenuy Som om Salvation meeting 5 p m farewell for Lieut Kuhns who served about four months Everybody come James Holder ex captain Herman Sten lieutenant
Taptlet Church offers 10 a.m. Bible school with Speaker Sim mons, 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Geo T Bilin, 2 p.m. Juniors meeting, 2:20 p.m. devotional for young people on Awaho and Afoot In the Home Land. Tender tale of missionary work 680 p.m. sermon by Rev. George T Ett. All invited to attend.
The Church of the Redeemer invites the public to morning services titled A Travelation of God and evening service with The Patient Master and the Slow Scholar. Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector, leads all observances on the fourth Sunday after the Epiphany.
A Tennessee writer reports Mrs Mollie Holt of thin plate was revived after 49 hours by coughing up phlegm. doctors believed recovery near and her family watched by her bedside. On urgent request Dr King’s New Discovery led to rapid improvement and full recovery. Trial bottle free. Also advertising household products and Oregon Lumber Yard offerings.
Stricklin bossed the last minute to lift the high school squad to an 18 to 16 win over Phoish in a thriller at the Commercial Association gym. The first half ended 10 to 7 for the club team, with Stoke tying late in the second period before Stricklin’s decisive throw. Storle led scorers, with strong showings from Turner Thompson Penland for the HS boys. Penland and Wilken did most scoring for the subs. Officials were A F Loonbert and W Hoffman.
Detective Fitzgerald and Marshal Wood trapped robbers near the Wasco warehouse after a freight train entry. A fight broke out when a gun was drawn. one suspect was wounded and hospitalized. Suspects fled as bystanders gathered.
The Secretary of the Interior withdraws 89,000 acres in Oregon from all forms of impoundment, adding to Mount Rainier forest reserve near Olympic, and allocates 100,000 acres for the Multnomah forest reserve. The lands lie about ten miles from Portland and include Multnomah Falls.
A jumble of 19th and early 20th century items notes John A Greenleaf's death near Linnton on a Northern Pacific line, Clarehce Bray Shaw's 300 game bowling feat, and plans for a vast New York headquarters by Seth Low and others. A Missouri Pacific freight collision near Al Jefferson City injures many. indigo production shifts from natural to artificial with India and Germany as key players. Senator Clark of Montana is highlighted for wealth and copper and borax development plans in the Southwest.
JW Zimmerman and C F Mitch ell report coal indications near Eugene and will drill 1000 feet if needed. Oregon recorded 1161 TB deaths last July 1 to December 31 with only 4 or 7 percent due to consumption. George W. Dixon launches Canby Tribune to this western move after Lewis and Clark fair.
A compact ad-style line featuring Schilling's Best products with a claim that one kind of bargain earns friends while the other loses them, highlighting money back and grocery availability.
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