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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1911

Page

2

Burglars Enter Homes in Farmington Washington

Burglars entered the homes of M. H. Torpey and M. L. Bradly in Farmington last night. They took a gold watch and some dollars in change. Nearby, a herd of cattle was observed near Pereil Idaho as the Meamer Ronnie Doon faced river activity with horses, cattle, and milking near the town.

Farmington Wash M. H. Torpey ML Bradly Pereil Idaho Ronnie Doon Seon

Snowshoe Mine Foremen Killed by Cavern Collapse

Libby Montana foremen Joy Adams and Snowshoe mine foremen were killed today when a cavern collapsed. The coroner was notified and left immediately for the mine to investigate.

Libby Mont Joy Adams Snowshoe

Man Fatally Wounded In Okanogan County Shooting

Charles Hughes of Okanogan was shot Sunday by a 19 year old at a church event. Hughes was grappling with his strained marriage when his wife alerted authorities. The sheriff conveyed Hughes Sr. to the county seat for treatment.

Chanotan Charles Hughes Oakanogan Hughes

Portnnih-Koewell Bo Lamson Injured In Horse Racing Accident

Attorney and capitalist Portnnih-Koewell Bo Lamson sustained a fractured skull after being thrown from his horse during a race with friends. The mount spooked, bolted, and collapsed. Lamson received injuries as onlookers nearby rushed to assist.

Koewell Bo Lamson

Mrs Yost Dies After Cow Attack In Washington State

Catherine St. Vout widow of BF Yost died at home two miles southeast of Shekaw after years of illness from injuries believed caused by a vicious cow attack. She was 72 years old and survived by three daughters living in the mountains near here.

Mr. Yost Chosw Wash Smra Catherine St. Vout

Montana Sheepman Killed In Wagon Accident

Well known Sweet Grass sheepman Conrad Meant Thomas Fitaput nek was accidentally killed last week when he was thrown from his wagon while driving into town in Montana.

Montana Conrad Thomas Fitaputnek

Oregon Pastor Delivers Sermons in Philomath

The Rev. A. P. Mosts of the Southern Methodist church preached at the United Brethren church to a large attentive audience in Philomath Oregon.

Oregon Philomath, Ore A. P. Mosts Southern Methodist Church United Brethren Church

Streetcar Collision Injures Josselyn Daughter in Portland

Silas Mildred Josselyn daughter of BG and Josselyn, president of the Portland Railway Light and Power, was seriously hurt when one of her father's street cars collided with an automobile she rode in with her brother and Miss F-e-l-l-a-i-n-e Carre of Baltimore.

Portland Silas Mildred Josselyn

Broom Handle Accident Maims Idaho Claim Worker

D E Garman a 25 year old single man was cleaning a drill hole on a Lane Idaho claim when an explosive powder blast sent a broom handle through his chest. The long splintered handle punched through and lodged against the opposite rib. Officials say the mishap likely resulted from striking a missed hole.

Yakima Winish Lane Idaho D. E. Garman Garman

Squirrel Ends Life Near Gifford

Coroner Vassar was notified that an unknown Italian, recently employed on the Northern Pacific section near Lenore, shot himself in the throat with a .22 rifle at Ed Zumalt near Gifford. Motive and identity could not be learned.

Lewiston Thaho Vassar Lenore Ed Zumalt Gifford Zumait

Woman Masquerading as Cowboy Sentenced in Montana

Gertrude Coon, long known as a cowgirl figure, was jailed for three years after confessing to horse thefts. Authorities say she and a male accomplice stole eight horses on June 6 from the T. C. Power ranch near Sunnyside. Judge Ewing handed down the sentence amid reported confessions and ongoing investigations.

Keat Palle Mont Gertrulde Coon Ewing T. C. Power Sunnyaide Gertrude

Beslin and Heslin Arrested Over Chinook Theft

Beslin and Heslin were arrested after a theft at Chinook. Heslin must serve five years for the part he took in the crime.

Beslin Chinook Heslin

City Council Passes Saloon Ordinance in Elain Higin

At a council meeting an ordinance was enacted issuing saloon licenses with conditions. No saloon may sell to a minor or habitual drunkard. Licenses were granted to Mike Nelson and Henry Bader.

Cub Elain Higin Ore Mike Nelson Henry Bader

Invents Voting Machine in Davenport Washington

Wilbur resident Gunder G. Fil land receives patent for a voting machine designed as an adding device that can vote straight, scratched, or special tickets and built cheaply. He claims fraud with the machines is impossible.

Davenport Wash Gunder G. Filland Wilbur Filland

Militia Quells Airship Threat Over Yellowstone River

In Glendive Montana a militia company used swift action and bayonets to stop an entry attempt by cowboys aiming an airship toward the Yellowstone River. Aviator Felix Schmidt and mechanic Eugene Grubbin escaped panic as the crowd shouted to throw them into the river with the craft.

Glendive, Mont Milittia Yellowstone Felix Schmidt Chicago Hie Eugene Grubbin

Horse thefts baffle Montana townfolk near Conrad

Last night 15 head of horses were taken from the Heden brothers pasture three miles west of Conrad Montana. The prior night a team owned by RA Earhart was found missing from a pasture near Sallid. Wet ground slowed tracks, but horses from the Heden pasture were traced several miles west and along the Dupruyer road.

Montana Conrad Mont Heden Brothers RA. A. Earhart Sallid Heden Dupruyer

Trap Plies at Yakima Campaign for Sanitary Conditions

In Yakima Washington six day catch of files estimated at 68 050 is turned over to Dr. J L Lumsden of the United States marine corps for use in his sanitary campaign. The film were caught in the Efiner fly tran at the Yakima Ment company packing plant end of the city weighing 25 pounds.

Yakima Nakima Wash

Grand Prix Fashion Notes Bring Lace and Velvet To Spring

The feature outlines New York salon gowns with embroidered Anglais lace, velvet accents, and frocks inspired by Paris drapery. It highlights striped fabrics, tunic skirts, and cluny lace combos, plus white net coats, white serge suits, and tennis friendly daywear for American women attending races and championships.

New York Patta Golvns Porle London Paris Manuker Puc Devoless

Frock Styles For Warm Weather Golf Attire

Fashion notes describe light fabrics and linen blends for polo and tennis outfits. Descriptions mention shirts with collars and belts, breathable weights, and loose yet tailored fits ideal for sport and casual wear. Bennie clothes are praised for warm weather comfort across golf and tennis contexts.

Tito Puralit Annie Bennie

Blind Toy Wins Honors at Public School Graduation

New York notes a remarkable graduation at Public School No. 110 on Cannon Street. Bent Apicella, 15, of 78 Withers Street Brooklyn, a blind student, earns the top honors alongside fellow pupil Ila. Apicella, once aided by teachers, aims to study law after attending Washtenon Washington High School and hopes to continue under Senator Grew's advice.

New York Roomy Cannon Streets Mnnoy Bent Apicella Withers Street Brooklyn Mack Benjamin Oani Yunis Apellico Washtustonving High School

Alleged Leader of Loan Draulds Arrested in Toledo

Police say Alfred E. Harvbeoy of Chunche in Toledo was the alleged leader of a gang defrauding loan agencies in Chicago. He was captured on charges of forging checks against People's Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. Pinkerton and plainclothes officers tracked him from a 228 Center Street base. The gang’s other members are expected to be rounded up soon. Harvbeoy to be tried in Chicago.

Toledo Chicago Alfred E. Harvbeoy Cnnchse Ohio Chileago Hitee Auins Tmnney Harrison People's Trust Mal Savings Bank of Pinkerton Plain Hothes Eady Lou Way

Patriotic corn becomes color symbol in Indiana

Melvin G. Huey near South Bend grows colored corn to complete red white and blue in a patriotic display. Huey, brother of Milton Huey, saw the idea after an exhibit at the state fair. He shows three ears colored red white and blue and plans deeper shades with future trials as he aims to honor the flag through crop art.

Indianapolis Ind Melvin G. Huey South Bend Mr. Huey Milton 3. Huey Indianipolis

Evangelists Martin and Heheart Lead 64 Accessions in Newberg

Revival services in Newberg conducted by Evangelists Martin and Heheart resulted in 64 accessions to the Christian church, reflecting strong local interest and conversion impact.

Newberg Martin and Heheart The Christian Church

Labor News And Notes In Stumbling 1919 Labor Scene

Fragmented report on Milwaukee labor figures and union politics cites Concreseman William Joe and M. JB. Jah in Milwaukee. Mentions bicycle makers strike prompting company changes and San Francisco labor temple dedication slated for May 1919. Describes unrest among seamen and travelers amid continental trips and coronation plans.

Miwwatihog Kevistons Wateh Gane Philadelphia Nowark Verlude Deteri Tay Kid POLY Mange Amitrean

Surgeon Restores Ibmeason Skull After Train Accident

New York surgeon removes section of skull from 15 year old boy injured when struck by a team white plague ball and dragged into a freight train. Boy, previously insane since December, was thought cured but later relapsed. An operation at St Raphael Hospital removed skull fragment. patient uttered "Hell o e" as recovery began. complete recovery expected. Dr Slattery also cured Mr Bard in Cleveland of a related piano injury.

New York Renmves Barry Morris Dp. Staitters Skittery Wiltse Slattery

Journey safety urged with Chamberlain's remedy on ships

A warning urges travelers never to set out without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is advised as essential on board steamships and cared for by all dealers to prevent distress during travel.

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