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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

8

Renowned Indian Fighter James Jackson Visits Pendleton

Col James Jackson, noted Indian fighter and Civil War veteran, visited Pendleton as captain of Troop B First U S Cavalry. He fought in the Plute War, earned the Medal of Honor at Camas Meadow, Oregon, and is considered for brigadier general retired. The Ohio Supreme Court upheld Bronson primary election law, setting February 11 primaries.

Prate First U. S. Cavalry Umatilla County Army and Navy Register James Jackson Company L Pendleton Klamath County Nelson A. Miles Miles Willow Springs Col. Jackson Jackson North Anna River Virginia Weldom Regular Cavalry Lost River Oregon Clearwater Idaho Camas Meadow Congress Ohio Supreme Court Bronson

Bishop Paddock Leaving New York for Oregon Diocese

Bishop Robert L. Paddock, rector of the Church of the Holy Apostles, is bid farewell by the Lower West Side Pastors association. He departs Friday evening for eastern Oregon to assume charge of a new diocese. A farewell dinner was held at the Chelsea Hotel with 24 members attending.

Church of the Holy Apostles of New York Robert L. Paddock Paddock Oregon Bishop Paddock West Robert Lewis Paddock Church of the Holy Apostle 28Th Street Ninth Avenue Lower West Side Pastors’ Association Chelsea Hotel West 23 Street James H. Hoadley Institute Zion and St. Timothy’s Church West 57Th Street Kinnolving Brazil

Weston Merchant Bankrupt Faces Bonded Liabilities and Trustee

Weston merchant John Cummings has filed for bankruptcy with total assets of 3770 and liabilities of 3953.58. Referee in bankruptcy Judge Thomas Fits Gerald will oversee the case with a creditors meeting set for Saturday February 15 at which a trustee will be named to settle the bankrupt’s affairs.

John Cummings Thomas FitsGerald Cummings Saling Henry Adams M. Born & Co Chicago Fitzgerald

Newport Construction Ships Equipment to Hermiston

This morning Newport Construction Company moved much of its contracting gear to Hermiston and will return in spring for further work. Under council agreement it must repair East Court by June 7. A Webb Street macadamizing contract awaits sewer main completion before starting from the O R N track to the city limits.

Newport Construction Company Hermiston East Court Webb Street

Five year old burns from stove fire at neighbor's home

The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett McCoy of Kamela was badly burned when clothing caught fire from a stove at Will Adams home. She ran home as wind fanned the flames, burning her body and badly injuring her mother. Doctors fear the child may die.

Emmett McCoy Kamela Will Adams

Grip Epidemic Reported Across Uma tilla County

The article notes about 1500 grip cases in Uma tilla County with at least 600 in the city. No deaths or serious cases, but widespread complaints and a drop in drug sales for grip remedies. Eastern Oregon also reports widespread grip illness and sickness increasing.

Umatilla Oregon

Gool Show Tomorrow Night at the Oregon

The final performance of the beautiful Dora Thorne plays tonight at the Oregon. Tomorrow night The Resurrection will be staged by the Streeter Bryan company with Miss Bryan and Mr. Streeter leading and strong support, promising one of the season’s best. A good crowd attended Dora Thorne for the third night last night.

Gool Dora Thorne the Oregon Streeter-Bryan Miss Bryan Mr. Streeter

Big Blaze Lights Sky East of Pendleton

A large fire burned stubble near Athena, lighting the eastern sky for about a half hour and signaling extensive damage across several acres. The blaze drew speculation on its location before confirmation. O. R. & N. trains have largely stayed on schedule, with minimal delays this winter and officials noting a comparatively easy period amid harsher eastern Oregon conditions.

Pendleton Athena Lnen Oregon

Locals E E Cleaver Return From La Grande on No 1

E E and Clifton Cleaver have been in La Grande on business for several days and returned to the city on No 1 at noon today they will stay in town for a few days more on business.

la Grande E. E Clifton Cleaver No. 1

Decisions in Umatilla Cases Strike Two Affidavits in Turn er Will Suit

The Oregon Supreme Court yesterday issued two rulings from Umatilla county. In Turner et al v. Turner et al Judge Bean’s decision was affirmed. the high court opinion by Chief Justice Bean. Ada V Sturgis v Sturgis et al Judge Eakin reversed Judge Bean’s order awarding temporary alimony of 50 dollars monthly. Beckwith v Galilee Mining Co from Multnomah county Circuit Judge Cleland affirmed. Beckwith upheld.

Bean Turner Sturgis Will Beckwith Vs. Galilee Mining Company Umatilla County Sue Premée Court Judge Bean A. F. Turner Cc. Turner Supreme Court C. A. Turner Ada Sturgis William P. Sturgis J. A. Fee Guardian Eakin Winter & Collier

Wall Decor From Tamed Beasts and Mythic Monsters Style

An ornate display features knives in scabbards of human skins, Kaffir and Hottentot shields, and boomerangs from Australia. Wall decorations include monsters like reptile skins, wiligatora and iarda. Floors are covered with jungle beast rugs.

Australia

Wallace Times Resumes After Amicable Settlement

At 6 45 Monday an amicable settlement ended a dispute between the Wallace Times company and the Typographical union. Publication of the Wallace Daily Times resumed Tuesday after missing one issue. The agreement, reached in separate talks with L F R Brooks, business manager, and the local union, required the Times to lift its bar on F J Glenn in exchange for a union pledge that Glenn will not appear at The Times office.

Wallace Times Company Typographical Union Wallace Daily Times H. H. George Spokane Lynch International Typographical Union L. F R. Brooks The Times Times Company F. J. Glenn Glenn Times Office

Mysterious World War Era Weapons Arrive Aboard Germanicus

Captain W. B. Berndt brings a vast private trove of spears swords and weapons to Portland aboard the Germanicus many curios from distant lands. The collection spans two cabin decks and reflects 20 years of searching with items from Africa California to Oceania including a poisoned dagger and a skull of an early California Spaniard.

W. B. Berndt Portland Oregon Daily Journal Berndt Lyndey Australia Africa California Eureka Oceaniea Captain Brendt

North Powder Girls Game Canceled, Affects Local Prep

Disheartening information reached manager Lulu Gulling from North Powder that the scheduled game with the North Powder girls on their floor next Friday night has been canceled for various reasons. The cancellation removes a valuable prep game before Pendleton next week, prompting an urgent search for an alternative contest.

Ami Lulu Gulling North Powder Pendleton la Grande Observer

Snowed Train Cars Delayed North Pacific Run

Northern Pacific train cars arriving at 2 PM were blanketed in several inches of snow. Conductor Bertholet reports heavy snow all forenoon from Hunt's Junction to Pendleton. North county farmers welcome the milder weather and better conditions.

Northern Pacific Cara Bertholet Hunt's Junction Pendleton

Fine Shoe Window Draws Attention at Alexander Store

A shoe display in the Alexander department store's window showcases the extensive footwear carried. George A. Ferguson has managed the shoe department for months and has greatly improved its reputation.

Alexander Department Store George A. Ferguson

Cancer Specialist Doctor Promises Safe Non surgical Cure

Dr Baker of Oaksdale Washington advertises a cancer remedy claimed to remove cancers from mouth eye and body without knife or X-ray. He can adjust strength for each case and offers free consultation. Names of treated patients in Moscow Johnson Spokane and Oaksdale are listed to testify.

Oakeslale Wash L. A. Childers Moscow Idaho J W. Greer Johnson John Batterton Oaksdale Adams Spokane

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