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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

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Cleveland Neat Session Sets Next Convention Plans

Educators from Cleveland influence the 14 department meetings at the July Los Angeles convention. The executive committee will choose the meeting place next November or December while the closing session is slated for tomorrow afternoon. Estelle Carpenter spoke on art and music education during the morning program.

Los Angeles Cleveland Art Education Estelle Carpenter San Francis

Seven Miners Die in Audrick Mine Disaster

Seven miners were killed when white damp filled the Audrick mine as two entered to measure water and failed to exit. Foreman Leo and four rescuers who went in to help were overcome and later recovered unconscious. Automobile accident near Toledo involved a Cleveland man and his wife during the Gudden tour, the car overturning six miles west of the city.

Freeland Puddy Audrich Poreman Leo Toledo Krotls Cleveland Robins

Cripples in Polion Court Given Short City Leave

Acting City Recorder Hillery opened the session with three cripples ordered to leave the city within one hour. Two were found peedling ornamental bead work without a license and a third was begging on the street. The beggar, a stammerer, thanked the court for its leniency as he left. W. W. McMann received three days in jail for drunkenness.

Polion Court

Delta confectionery proprietor near West Webb street ill with appendicitis

Cc. W. Irwin Critheally MM, proprietor of the Delta confectionery, is critically ill with appendicitis at his West Webb street home. Last night his condition was dangerous, but he shows slight improvement today.

Cc. W. Irwin Delta Confectionery Hil West Webb Street

Florentine Mystery Ends in Cemetery Vault Tragedy

In Florence the search for Marchioness Magten Castellare ended when her body was found in a vault with banker Signor Rose. It is believed she went to the cemetery to pray at her sweetheart's grave, entered the vault, and died after a struggle. An attendant reportedly moved the coffin in darkness.

Florence Italy Marchioness Magten Castellare Signor Rose

Plague Decimates Wyoming Sheep Flocks Report

In Wyoming a glanders scare is ruled out by Dr. Pflogging after testing, but the plague devastates central sheep flocks with up to 26 000 killed and thousands more infected. Authorities at state and federal levels move to stamp out the disease and study cures. In golf news Jerome Travis is favored to win the national amateur title in Cleveland as contenders narrow to eight.

Wyoming Cheyenne W. OF. Pflopging Vesta Therme Pflocging Travers Cleveland Jerome Travis

Grain Market Report for Wheat Corn and Oats

Wheat opened 69 1 7 8 and closed 90. Corn opened 54 4 8 and closed 53 3 4. Oats opened 43 6 8 and closed 43%. Chicago market notes dated July 11.

Chicago Onte

Hearing Set for August 26 on Freewater irrigation case

Judge Bean and attorneys announce an August 26 hearing in Milton to complete testimony from a Freewater irrigation case. Testimony may be finished then if not the remaining sides will be taken in the city. Witnesses heard all week at Freewater with progress noted by T G Tinsley.

H. J. Bean James A. Fee Roy Raley Will M. Peterson Freewater Milton Bean Attorneve Ihe Hines T. G. Tinsley Oee Portland Walla Walla Freewiter Pean Umailk

Defense Highly Pleaded Over Movers Testimony

Court resumed as Moyer testified on cross examination about federation tactics and defense funding. He traced connections from 1902 to 1905 with Orchard and Simpkine, denying threats against Steunenberg while detailing guard plans and weapon provisions for the Ouray trip.

Federation Darrow Moyer Deadwood Coeur d'Aleny Steunenberg Presi- Set Jack Simp-l'be Wise Etvzen Idaho Washington Oregon Adams Fireat Orchard Ouray Coeur d'Alene Independence Depot Meyer Simpkine Cannel Simpkins Beruh

Fairbanks criticizes yellow journals at Seattle visit

Vice President Fairbanks spoke in Seattle amid protest over a prohibition committee decision to ban cocktails at the Operation Day dinner for Roosevelt. He denounced yellow journals as dirty and degrading and called them criminals.

Fairbanks

Peasant Uprising Sparks deadly clash in Schwemberg District

In Schwemberg District fighting between soldiers and rioting peasants leaves thirty dead or wounded. Troops fired on crowds resisting dispersal. Two hundred sixteen prisoners were exiled to Biberta. Four year old Fredin Mier died in Davenport Iowa after clothes caught from a bonfire.

Hevolt Schwemberg St. Pelereburg Reland Schumelbere Po Wtion Taday Biberta Fredin Mier

New Wheat Prices Drag Umatilla Crops Into Market

Small consignments of new wheat in eastern Umatilla County have been contracted by flour mills for 75 cents per bushel this week. Old wheat trades around 70 cents, with little remaining supply. Harvest begins next week and buyers are not yet committing prices. farmers expect early sales to lift the market.

Umatilla County Éscent

Union Pacific Seeks 100 Extra Men From Denver

Foreman Charles Finlayson of Union Pacific Cheyenne shops travels to Denver to recruit 100 additional workers for the Cheyenne plant. Despite about 900 currently employed, the firm plans to send foremen to other cities to fill skilled and laborer positions as coal heavers and repair crews are in high demand amid anticipated storage of over 40,000 tons of coal.

Cheyenne Charles Fintaynon Big Eay Union Pacific Denver Theompany

Unwritten Law Defense in Maryland Murder Case

Mrs Mollie Bowle and her son faced murder charges in La Plata Maryland as the defense invokes unwritten law. The trial opened with jurors qualified including the final 12 veniremen. Posey allegedly refused to marry the Bowle girl after wedding preparations were made.

la Platta Mollie Bowle Hubert Posey Princilla Bowle

Means Faces Circuit Court Over Ballot Box Contests

Means announces that an issued quo warranto will challenge Swayne as Hermiston councilman elect. The county court lacks authority to open ballots in municipal elections, so the case moves toward circuit court for final decision. Rev G Leroy Hall, recently back from Spokane, will move with his family to Medford in August. He praises the Medford area and reports about local motor vehicle abundance.

J. Tt. Means Mr. Swayze Hermiston Iliowed Hie A. Lowell R. F R. Johnson J. PF. Winters Will Swayne Elrcuift G. Leroy Hall First Baptist Church Spokane Baptist Young People's Union

Prisoner Transport Between Cities Sparks Sheriff Swap

Prisoner moved from La Grande to Walla Walla was returned tonight by Sheriff Haviland of Walla Walla after being arrested here days ago by Sheriff Taylor on orders from Walla Walla authorities.

Walla Walla Haviland la Grande Taylor Walla

Pendleton Plans City Hall on Corner Lot for 100 by 90 Feet

The city owns a 90 by 100 foot site at Cottonwood and Alta for a new city hall costing about 40000 dollars. An adjacent 50 by 90 foot lot was bought for 5800 dollars, bringing the total to 10800 dollars. The council aims to build a two story hall with a large council chamber and jail, plus space for fire equipment, and to beautify the surrounding grounds. A Sunday closing ordinance is referred to the ordinance committee, with debate over state versus local control. Levee repairs and bids may come up around August 1, and bicycle riding on sidewalks is to be strictly enforced.

Pendleton Cottonwood Alta Streets H. F. Johnson Mr. Johnson Alge McCourt Fee Portland Kelsay and Young Salt Lake Kelsay City Con

Dust Problems Persist On Walla Walla O R & N Line

Dust along the Walla Walla branch of the O R and N is worsening despite planned three oil sprinklings. The first coat reduced dust briefly, but dry weather has dried it out again. The Dalles brick yard will begin first output soon at ten dollars per thousand.

Walla Walla Dalles

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