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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
8
Our Motto declares fresh roasted coffee for customers. They emphasize all coffees are fresh, roasted in house, and delivered promptly, never shipments aged months. Every batch is new and healthy, highlighting in house roasting and direct delivery.
Judge Charles E. Wolverton in Portland awarded Mrs. Philoma Smith and her husband F A Smith the land chosen for her 1887 allotment, after earlier Indian Department and federal suit decisions. The case followed decades of contest with He guts mil kin, with Slater representing the Smiths and Halley Lowell for the defense.
Flames engulfed the Stoddard Bros lumber mill shortly after 1 am and in under an hour left only charred remains. Night watchman W H Mullikin suggested arson as the fire’s cause, noting no sparks in the boilers hours earlier and the building rapidly becoming a furnace with the wind driving the blaze toward nearby lumber piles.
A vintage advertisement touts Newbro's Herplexide as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims dandruff is a germ-driven condition and offers prices of 60 cents and one dollar, with samples available by mail to The Herpleida Co., Detroit, Michigan, and mentions A. C. Koeppen & Bros. as sellers.
Western railroads plan to keep Interchangeable mileage tickets at 40 for 2000 miles replacing 50 for 2000 with a $9.50 refund previously offered. Legal opinion supports higher per mile rates where allowed. Central Passenger Assn keeps 25 for 1000 miles with refunds for interstate use. Arthur Gibson, elected WOOW delegate, heads to Seattle for head camp session along with M F Davis and A B Harper.
E R Ferguson owner of the Fergy Buffet departed about 2 a m for Pilot Reck amid unverified rumors of a recent marriage to a local woman. J W Maloney family A J Goodman wife and M A Rader head for Tees Springs for a week’s outing with the men proceeding into the mountains for sport while the women stay at the springs.
The funeral for C W Irwin who died at St Anthony's hospital Sunday was held at 515 Aura Street at 10 am under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. Rev Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer conducted the religious services.
Charles Lemon was fined five dollars in police court for vile language at the O R N depot last evening and for resisting Officer Carney. R Callison of Cambridge Idaho, brother of James Callison of Interior Warehouse, is in town on business a guest of the Golden Rule hotel for a few days. Nellie Grow and Teresan Grant former St Josephs academy students were visiting the academy and left for Seattle last evening.
President Curry of the O, KR, & N Company has taken maps showing the proposed line through Umatilla County and holds plans to extend the survey toward Salem. The western end will be built first, with completion expected soon after. The company foresees strong profits as a vast wheat crop ripens along the route, feeding northern Umatilla County.
A championship pool match to decide the Pacific coast champion will be held at the Pastime parlors in Hendricks building basement at Main and Webb. John Wilson of New England and Arthur Kreshler of the Pacific coast will play a 150 ball continu eve game at 8 30 PM next Friday. Wilson hails from Borton and Kreshler from Seattle. both will exhibit fancy shots and Kreshler will meet local players afterward.
Abe Ruef was arraigned in San Francisco on a Parkside railway bribery indictment and granted a week to move to set aside the charge. Schmitz attended for the gas deal bribery motion which the court denied. a demurrer will be argued tomorrow.
A son was born this morning at St. Anthony's hospital to Mr and Mrs F Cunningham of Holdman.
A vintage advertisement stresses kidney health, urging readers that weakened kidneys affect the whole body. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a proven remedy, with claims of relief for kidney and bladder trouble and offers to send a free booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
A Colorado fruit belt resident explains Grand Junction growers saved tender fruit by nightly watch and rapid smudge signals that created dense smoke over orchards. Similar early warning and ready smudge devices could reduce fruit losses from late frosts, he notes, with preparation possible during the day.
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