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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
5
A collage of local notices and ads lists jobs housework bids auctioneers movers and transportation options. Listings include piano records at Warren's Music House a Str Bailey Gatzert river passage and various contact names with phone numbers and addresses.
On Monday July 7 at 1 pm at Woods Barn Walla Walla 46 head of Percheron Clyde and Shire mares and geldings weighing 1250 to 1500. 16 driving and saddle horses weighing 900 to 1100. All barnyard stock, no knotheads, broken to work. Terms October 1 without interest on approved notes or 6 percent off. J and Smith owners. Eiffert and Ratliffe auctioneers.
Notice to the public announces a dance to be held at the German hall in the evening of July sixth. Tickets and entry details are not provided in the readable text.
Auto Stage to Lehman Springs available via Pendleton Auto Co main 541 for reservations on a large seven passenger stage. F. M. Murphy noted in the notice.
Sealed proposals will be received for varnishing wood work and case mining the walls and ceiling in the Fagle Woolman hall. Bids due by 6 p m Tuesday evening July 8 1913 to the undersigned. All information regarding the work will be furnished by him.
The Building Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Vv. STROBLE, Secretary Building Board.
Pendleton and Boise clash as Boise builds from a slow start. Bonner’s pitching falters early, but a late rally with a double and three singles gives Boise a 7 to 2 victory over Pendleton. Key hits from Winkler, Augustus, and Lode, plus strong defensive plays, seal the win.
Portland July 3 The World's Christian Citizenship Conference approved a program applying Christian principles beyond church to family, state, nation and international relations. A comprehensive declaration and action method will be sent nationwide to Christian denominations and social organizations. Rev Mark Matthews spoke on municipal reform and Rev Palmerston discussed the catch-my-pal movement.
Premier Count Romanones, amid Tetunl neighborhood unrest, received a telegram from General Al Tou reporting native raiders looted a farm belonging to Spanish subjects. The cabinet authorized all police measures to stop Kabyle raids and the premier expressed confidence that the gendarmerie can handle the violent action.
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton and nearby towns. Joe Lewis arrives from Helix. E A Peterson of Gibbon and H G Casteel of Pilot Rock visit. L Agnew of Walla Walla is in the Garden City. John Geiss and family head via Hood River. D C Brownell transacts county business. N D Loughlin joins project dwellers. F T George of Echo reports as a business visitor. the McIntyres of Athena visit. Mark A Sturtevant returns home. Athena attorneys Homer Watts and G H Bishop come in. Frank Sloan from Stanfield travels from the county’s west end. Col H G Newport returns to Hermiston. H A Waterman and H M Cockburn attend county court sessions. E R Guye of La Grande visits Perrin family. A J Owens and Mrs Sam Jenkins accompany Rev Nathan Evans at World Christian Conference in Portland. Roy W Ritner heads to Tacoma for Montamaril Festival. Horace Mann returns from Portland. Mrs Mann remains as guest of daughter in Portland.
Pendleton district attorney Frederick Steiner mails letters to owners of buildings once used as houses of prostitution. He encloses a 1913 reform law and warns any future use of their properties for unlawful purposes will trigger an injunction. He confirms the district will not tolerate a restricted district hereafter.
Just received a shipment of hot point products to be issued free with T P W trading stamps or sold at 3.50 each. A new lot of universal coffee percolators also available free with trading stamps. The Peoples Warehouse proclaims it pays to trade and save with T P W stamps.
Berlin doctors reject by a large margin the request of Professor Ludwig Schleich to form a four member committee to test the Friedmann tuberculosis vaccine. The society praised the decision. The president noted Friedmann would accept testing if he could place his remedy at hospital disposal.
Orpheum presents a two act Vita graph comedy titled A Regiment of Two. It follows two henpecked husbands who pretend to be volunteer soldiers as a farcical plot unfolds with mistaken identities and comedic misadventures.
A silent era plot follows Carmela a beautiful Italian girl who captivates actor Paul Baron. After marriage they face threats when Carmela’s father plans robbery. a mistaken priestly arrest leads to a dramatic confrontation and a safe reunion. In Boise Idaho news, William Hall and Charles Hart join the Irrigators as roster changes hint at further sales of current players to the foster company.
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