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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
7
The Pendleton bottled beer from City Brewery Works is marketed as the most refreshing healthful drink with a controlled bottling process that preserves quality. It emphasizes stable temperature, offers quarts pints and half pints, and provides free city delivery via phone order 2981.
Delegates and officials converge on St Louis as telephones and wiring are installed in the Coliseum for the Democratic National Convention. An emergency hospital and a large medical staff stand ready for heat prostration and injuries. More than 10,000 teachers attend sessions with key papers on federation, superintendent powers, and education creed. visitors head home tonight while others linger to see the World’s Fair facilities.
The nineteenth annual Northfield Student conference in East Northfield Mass opened today and will run for several days. Platform meetings will be led by Robert E Speer and Anson Phelps Stokes Jr with other figures from Yale Canbridge McGill and Princeton guiding Bible study and mission courses under L H Miller H M Tory Thornton B H Penfield and J L Barton.
Ten thousand teachers registered as the National Educational Association closed its convention in St Louis Missouri on July 1. Officials hailed the gathering as the most successful, noting the large turnout and renewed interest in the association’s aims.
New York awaits the Baltic, a White Star leviathan of 24 000 tons and 726 feet, destined to arrive early next week after Liverpool. It exceeds the Cedric and Celtic by 80 tons, carries about 2000 passengers, and features a grand dining saloon for 87 and modern accommodations aimed at comfort and space for travelers.
Pendleton selects its hose team to represent the city in the July Fourth races at Walla Walla. Captain Dean Shull expresses confidence in victory as managers Noli and others finalize tonight’s practice session. Team members listed include George Strand James Hill Car Bellinger Dean Shull Joe Nolf Robert Cronin Jo Whittock Joe Kennedy Elmer Turner Mark Shackleford Jim Peter and Nox2iers Hellin cer and Whittock plog Nolfmand Turner.
Mrs. Charles Applegate of Alexandria Ind says night coughs kept her awake amid consumption warnings. After failing other medicines, three $1 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her coughs colds and lung troubles and gained 65 pounds. Trial bottles free at Taliman & Cos drug store.
The La Grande land office will close on Saturday afternoons after 1 PM during July August and September following a Washington order. The first Saturday after hours closure leads to a two and a half day vacation, with subsequent routines giving a day and a half off every seven days until October first.
The GO. A. & N. offers a special round trip fare of $9.60 for the Federated Trades Mardi Gras and Garnival in Portland from June 28 to July 8, 1904. Tickets go on sale June Tth and July 7th with a final six day limit. For party bookings contact BE. C. Smith, agent.
Lewiston July 1 The Carnegie library building will be turned over to the library commission by the contractors this forenoon at 10 o'clock. Yesterday contractors Fragier and Booth said an appointment had been made with Superintendent James Smith and the library commission. Walter Scott of New York, returning from Alaska with fortune, was robbed in a Pullman car during the night of 1240 dollars in gold 10 Panima hats to clone 6 75. Lee Teutach
Milton Evans writes for the Walla Walla Union that extreme hot weather continues to threaten spring crops. Spring wheat is urged, with peas, beans, alfalfa and vegetables affected by heat and cold swings. Winter wheat, barley, pasture above normal. spring grains near normal. corn, potatoes, apples below normal. Train service adjustments announced by O R & N for fishing season. Small note on reminders to settle accounts for wood and coal by July 5.
The Washington and Columbia River Railway announces excursion rates for the World’s Fair in St Louis. Round trips via St Paul or Billings to St Louis or Chicago are listed with various return options, plus half fare for children. Tickets on sale on multiple dates through October with 90 day maximum return. Contacts: Walter Adams agent and Walla Walla office for details.
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