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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1911

Page

7

Committed death by own action in Baker Oregon

A. V. Racine, who recently took charge of the Oster Moor Grill on Center street, committed death by his own action late Friday afternoon by shooting. J. HB. Wigner, emigrant agent for the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad, returned from an eastern trip and predicts heavy migration westward in the spring. Large quantities of store ice are being cut and stored at Springdale Washington, about 10 inches thick with frozen slush. In Crosse Washington, wheat sales from several holders totaled 7300 bushels bringing $5,657.

Baker Ore A. V Racine Ostermoor Grill Center Street Lewiston, Mont J. HB. Wigner Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad Springdale Wash

North Coast Pushes Rail Line to Sunnyside Depot Site

North Coast railroad gains government clearance to cross the sublateral near the townsite south line and proceeds with laying track toward the depot site in Sunnyside Washington.

North Coast Sunnyside Wash North Coast Railroad Company

Lewiston invites Roosevelt on western tour visit

President George H. Black of the Lewiston normal actoo and President E. H. Kilham of the Lewiston commercial club sent a telegram to former President Roosevelt inviting him to visit Lewiston during his western tour.

Lewiston Roosevelt Idaho George H. Black The

Pullman Farmers Push 1 Mill Tax Plan for Highways

In the Pullman area farmers urge repeal of the state aid road law and advocate a permanent 1 mill tax for highways. Farmers' union members circulate a petition to the state legislature seeking repeal.

Pullman Farmers’ Union

University Bible Study Plan Sparks Faculty Luncheon Interest

At the faculty luncheon in Ridenhaugh Hall today during Clayton S. Cooper’s visit, interest grew in a Bible study plan for students. Since Cooper’s arrival, 20 men have signed for the Bible study.

University University of Idaho Moscow Clayton S. Cooper Ridenhaugh Hall

Yakima Firm to Build State Aid Road No 99

H L Bowlby state highway engineer notified County Auditor Jack Sweasey that state aid road No 99 from Yakima to two miles north will be built by Wilson Hardy Construction Co of North Yakima. The bid for the work was 24500 dollars.

Yakima Walla Walla Wash H. L. Bowlby Jack Sweasey Wilson-Hardy Construction Company North Yakima

Potlatch yard reports lumber sale in La Crosse area

Knowlton, manager of the Potlatch company lumber yards, says five carloads of slab wood were sold and he expects to move 40 more within 30 days. Wood priced at 1.50 per cord, farmers pay about 2.60 per cord. Conja sells from 8 to 9 per ton.

la Crosse Waod Knowlton Conja

Doctor I4 Martin Runaway In Wilbur Injury Report

Dr J T Edward nursing a cracked rib a bruised knee cap and a discolored eye after a runaway Monday night when a cutter tipped at a stable during a country call. The fall left him headlong against the building.

Martin Wilbur J. T. Edward

Trapper Brings Furbearers From Spokane River Route

Roy Laughbon son of N A Laughbon traveled to Spokane with four stock of furs gathered this winter along the Spokane river north of Davenport. His sample includes four otter skins two mink skins three raccoon skins and five coyote ekina.

Davenport Wash Roy Laughbon N. A. Laughbon Spokane

Mail Carrier Trudges 40 Miles Through Snow to Creston

Stanley Guinn of the Eeho Sun rise mine makes regular winter mail runs to Creston from Havenne camps. He travels 40 miles round trip and typically completes the journey in four days, but on his latest trip it took four days to reach Creston.

Creston B. G Stanley Guinn Eeho Sunrise Havenne Camps Mall

Mild Palouse winter brings la Grippe outbreak

In Palouse Washington the mild winter is producing more la Grippe cases than usual. Observers note the season is the mildest in years and anticipate no extreme weather with an early spring predicted by locals.

Palouse

Blame Two for Car Burglary in Winona St Johns

Special Agent Plover of the Oregon, Washington & Northern Railway reports two transients named Workman and Russell arrested at St Johns for car burglary. They were brought to Winona by Schumacher and handed to Deputy Sheriff Cole for transport to Colfax.

Winona Waeh Plover Workman Russell St. Johns Schumacher St. John Cole Colfax

Man with $17000 disappears in Portland after years with Union Meat

Anton Nunvar, after thirty years in Portland with the Union Meat company and amassing an estimated fortune of 20000 to 30000 dollars, vanishes on the eve of returning to his Austrian homeland to retire. He had drawn 17000 in money orders payable to his brother in Austria.

Portland Ore Union Meat Company Anton Nunvar Ife Austria

Spokane Man for Office Washington Frank B Bolewell Named Assistant Dairyman

Spokane resident Frank B Bolewell has been appointed assistant dairyman in connection with the bureau of animal industry reform efforts. He assumes duties overseeing dairy operations and animal health initiatives in Washington state.

Spokane Washington Frank B. Bolewell Burefiu

Hundred Freshmen Graduating In Yakima Schools

About 100 eighth grade pupils in North Yakima city schools will graduate Monday and enter the high school as freshmen. Harry Sexton, 19, arrested in Prosser for stealing a Pasco restaurant man’s sweater hat and razor. A caravan of hoboes and suspicious characters is being driven through Benton county this week as a cleanup effort follows Spokane and Pasco actions.

Yakima North Yakima Wash Prosser Harry Sexton Mahon Pasco Benton County Spokane

Farmers for Parcels Post Endorse Inn Passage in Bonita Wash

Farmers in Bonita Washington and Dyer local No 46 endorsed the parcel post movement Saturday morning. The action reflects cooperation with farm unions across the state to secure passage of the bill.

Farmers For Parcels Post Bonita Wash Dyer Pircela Post

Plan for Cooperative Hospital in North Yakima

Several North Yakima physicians are arranging plans for a cooperative hospital serving poorer people. The plan calls for a regular yearly assessment of 6 to 8 dollars on members.

Plan Cooperative Hospital North Yakima Wash

Pine Creek Lumber creditors get final dividend

Creditors of Pine Creek Lumber in Kendrick Idaho received their final dividend this week from the receiver as the business closes. A total of 29 cents on the dollar was paid.

Kendrick Idaho Pine Creek Lumber Company

Dredger Finishes Two Miles Toward Colville Opening

A Colville Washington dredger working for a month on the Colville opening has completed two of the 11 miles between Orin station and Meyers Falls. The machine is now one mile south of Colville.

Colville Wash Orin Station Meyers Falla

Girl Injured When Horse Falls at City Hall

Miss Scranton daughter of Mrs Nettle Scranton injured yesterday when a horse she rode fell in front of the city hall in Walla Walla Washington. She suffered facial and head bruises but is reported as not seriously hurt.

Walla Walla, Wash Ora Scranton

Snowfall Light at Waltsburg Washington Weather Report

Rain preceded a brief snow event at Waltsburg Washington where an inch accumulated briefly on Wednesday before melting within hours leaving little lasting snow in the district.

Waltsburg Wash

Rheumatism Confines Senator Ankeny to Home

Former United States Senator Ankeny of Walla Walla Washington is ill with rheumatism. The attack began in his hands and has spread to his legs, making walking difficult.

Hite Ankeny Willa Walla Wash United States Ankeny

Corn Ped Cattle Shipment to Portland Market

Two cars totaling 40 head of corn fed cattle were turned over to Henry Larkin for shipment to Union Stock Yards in Portland by William Boxart. The consignment sold in the loading pens for 6 cents per foot.

Portland Culdesac Idaho Henry Larkin F. C. Sharkey William Boxart Union Stock Yards

Farmers Institute Planned for North Yakima in April

Gus Rowden Y M C A educational director consults with fruitgrowers as Yakima plans a farmers institute in North Yakima during April with instructors from Washington State College to address the event.

Farmers’ Institute Yakima North Yakima Wash Farmers’institute Washington State College Gus Rowden

Oregon Christian Endeavor Convention Set for Ashland

State convention of Christian Endeavor to be held in Ashland February 10 11 and 12 with speakers including Dr W B Hinson of White Temple Portland and Paul C Brown California field secretary Delegates must secure a one and one third fare round trip certificate from the rail agent at ticket purchase Free room and breakfast entertainment will be provided Delegates should send names to John Rigg Ashland secretary of the registration committee and plan to attend

Christian Endeavor Ashland Oregon C. EB. Union W. B. Hinson White Temple of Portland Paul C. Brown California John Rigg Ore

Meeting Royalty Diplomat Advises Americans to Avoid Court

A diplomat counsels American visitors to Europe to forgo trying for court presentations in major capitals unless on intimate terms with the envoy, or holding special letters of recommendation from high officials. The piece frames court access as unlikely for most travelers and notes the role of introductions.

Europe United States London Vienna St. Petersburg Berlin Rome Madrid State Department

Bring Us Your Rags for Cash at East Oregonian

Cash paid for large soft clean rags. Bring them to the East Oregonian office at once for payment.

East Oregonian

Hermiston Boosters Hold Banquet and Talks on Umatilla Project

Hermiston Commercial club hosted a banquet with 60 plates at the Oregon cafe. President BE P Dodd delivered the principal address. Attorney Warner spoke on building the Umatilla project. Resolutions urged Skinner to Washington for final proof hearings and urged inviting ex President Roosevelt to Pendleton. Other items covered land, lighting, and new businesses in Hermiston.

Hermiston Ore Commercial Club Sto Oregon Cafe P, Dodd Warner Umatilla Col. H. G. Newport W. H. Skinner Washington West Umatilla Maurise Commercial Club of Pendleton Roosevelt J. T. Hinkle Monidell Wyoming J. H. Riea Ft. Wayne Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company Clifford L. Morgan W. le McDonald W. K. Bloom G. A. Luke Fred Bunson Bunson C. A. Hood T. W. Lloyd Harry Leonard Roland Lemus Albert Rodenbeck Blackslee George Blackslee Edward Obenham Charles Pleister Echo C. D. Potter Stanfield Bank Skinner William H. Skinner Washington, D. C P. Holland Portland Holland Newport J. O Kincaid Tone P. J. Hegeman Brookings J. H. Young Henry Kidwell Walla Walla Charles Sparke Ine Street Sparks H. T. Fraser Fraser

Corey May Head Copper Trust Rumor Sweeps Steel Chief

William E. Corey’s retirement as president of United States Steel is expected after the board meeting next Tuesday. Rumors of a copper trust formation are dismissed as unlikely. Corey may spend time in Europe before resuming business. Mrs. Corey, an ex actress, remains an outsider in New York society, owning a chateau near Paris used by Paris's elite.

William E. Corey United States Steel Corporation Corey Liiely Europe Steel Trust New York Paris

Orpheum Pendleton Shows Best Moving Pictures

At Pendleton the Orpheum offers the best moving pictures and brightest cinema offerings for local audiences. The program features top titles and engaging visuals designed to attract families and film fans alike.

Pendleton The Orpheum

Pendleton College offers night classes in business fields

Learn a profession with high pay from Pendleton Business College Night classes open with a first class instructor and small expense Night classes do not interfere with regular work Free information calls accepted Also insert note on magazine subscriptions via East Oregonian publisher and a 10 percent discount for subscribers in Pendleton Oregon

Pendleton Business College

Dr Lynnner Blakesler Office Card at Judd Building

Dr Lynnner Blakesler CHRO nic and nervous diseases and diseases of women offers X ray and electro therapeutics. Located at Judd building corner Main and Court streets. Office phone Main 72 residence Main 664.

Lynner. Blakesler Judd Building Main Court Streets Thomas Vaughan D. C. M’nabb State Veterinary Board East Court

Trome City Honors McKinley Memory in Canton Observances

Canton Ohio January 28 President McKinleys home city will honor his memory tomorrow with special services in many churches. Mr Cortelyou sent his annual carnation wreath offering to be placed on the McKinley tomb.

Trome City Canton McKinley

Also Mentioned on This Page

News OF the Northwest Crosse J. F. Bemer Ebc. Mowdy Ed Holat Alfred Perrenaud Herman Wolters Hermiston Boosters Dodd Pembleton Teddy WM. HB. Corey Copper Trust Castoria Castllthea Beddow & Miller Pendleton Court and Garden Sta East Oregonian de East Oregonian Pub. CO Wallowa County Oregon Clarkston Heacock Lockport Madam Kennedy East Court Street Phome Red City OF East Oregonian Office Price Jfe Classified H. 8 Garfield M. D Judd Block B. A. Mann Commercial Association Kern & Bennett Dental Surgeons Raley & Ralbmy Attorneys AT Law American National Bank Building FEE & Slater Despain Building Carter & Smythd American National Bank James B. Perry Lowell & Winter Law George W. Coutts Schmidt Peterson & Wilson Smith- Crawford Building Phelps & Steiner Smith-Crawford Building Chas. J. Ferguson Douglas W. Bailey Roome Taylor Hardware Co D. A. May Oregonian Office John Ss. Baker F. G. Lucas Athena First National Bank of Athena and Farmers' Bank of Weston V. Stroble Court Street Insurance and Land Business Hartman Abstract CO James Johns Marsh Bentley & Leffingwell Main Street Thompson Street Carney & Bradley Oregonian Gale J. L. Vaughan Pendleton Lodge No A. F A. M Damon Lodge NO K. of P LO. O D. B. "Waffle C. Cc York China Tientsin York & York Medicine Co W. Main St Williamson Haffner CO Ativan Notich Wenaha National Forest J. M. Scamitz China Restaurant Ung D. Goey Alta Street Tallman & Co Wehta Chicago Limited Lea Walla Walla Arm Pendleton Sion Atm Eeee Northern Pacific Beaver Cor Oa Ag Ankeny S Nate Leelit Carrice
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