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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

5

City Brevities and local ads from East Oregonian

A collage of brief notices: ice cream at Hohbachs and Pendleton Furniture Co. highlighting new ewen rugs, dry wood supply, dressed poultry from Stark Poultry House, and various rental ads for the East Oregonian building stores and a furnished house. Also listings include a cafe menu, a cook job request, a lost elk tooth, and transfer services by Stansberry & Milne.

Stark Poultry House East Oregonian Stansberry & Milne Main Street Perkins Avenue J. M. Bentley Bowman Cafe Alta Street

Extra $5,000,000 To Cut The Grade

New York July 16 The Pacific coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway will cost about 5 million dollars more than originally estimated due to a decision to lower grades over the mountain division. Total project cost now about 77 million with 100 million of stock issued to cover contingencies, ensuring no shortage of funds.

New York Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Mountain Division

Pacific coast extension of St. Paul line described

The Pacific coast extension of the St. Paul railroad began about two years ago. It stretches 1380 miles, continuing the line from the former Western terminus in North Dakota to Seattle and Tacoma on the Pacific coast.

Pacific Coast St. Paul North Dakota Seattle Tacoma

Fall from tree ends in fatal ax accident

George Masiker a Hood River resident died after an accident two weeks earlier when a limb broke under him while he chopped off branches. He fell backward, the double-bitted ax stuck in the soil and the blade pierced his back and lung. Blood poisoning followed though he had shown signs of recovery. He had been married a year and left no wife or child.

Hood River Ore George Masiker Masiker Maaiker

Italian murderer executed in Canon City at 8:30 p.m.

Guiseppe Alla was hanged last night at 8:30 in Canon City. He shouted anti-Roman priesthood curses and proclaimed support for Protestants as the trap activated, ending his cries in a swift, automatic execution before 16 witnesses.

Canon City Col Italy Guiseppe Alla Allahid

Train's Narrow Escape In Arroyo Chamel

A Santa Fe reporter describes a July 16 cloudburst that washed out 300 feet of track on the Santa Fe line at Arroyo Chamel. A 10 foot wall of water swept the canyon as a passenger train neared, with hundreds of dead sheep along the torrent and the roar heard for miles.

Santa Fe N. M Arroyo Chamel

Pastime Pleases Crowns With Colorful Pictures

The Pastime features attractive colored pictures with tales like The Lost Pocket Book and Around the Coast of Britain. The illustrated song When Summer Tells Autumn Goodbye is praised as one of the best yet. A change will occur here tomorrow.

Britain

Mrs Selkirk Norton Sends Word From Walla Walla

Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton recently went to Walla Walla to locate and has sent home to her friends at 572 University Street in that city.

Anna Selkirk Norton Walla Walla University Street That City

Motion of Residents and Visitors Across Cities

A stream of personal mentions notes residents and visitors in Hood River and neighboring cities. Tom Milarkey Jr leaves for Walla Walla, Miss Carr and Mrs Bush visit Weston, and others travel to Long Beach Newport Adams Adams Pendleton Hermiston Spokane and Portland. Oscar Cain Walla Walla city attorney visits Hood River on legal business and comments on the local election outcome surprising the Ankeny group.

Misses Carr of Adams City T. M. Bush Weston B. F. Ogle Athena Pioneer Co. T. Carnes Pilot Rock Bowman Mary Nelson Pendleton E. P. Dodd Hermiston R. Alexander A. Pearson Freewater Fortland George Perringer Plersol California Oscar Cain Walla Walla Hotel

Sugar Being Extracted From Residue Syrup At Local Factory

The La Grande Star reports the sugar factory will start its usual summer run within days to extract sugar from last fall's residue syrup. Superintendent Taylor cannot confirm duration, but expects the mid summer period to last 26 to 30 days. The plant has received ample slab wood fuel, though shipments have declined recently, and General Manager Rolapp, who inspected the plant, left yesterday for the east.

la Grande Star Taylor Rolapp East

Harvest Begins in Morrow County Despite Cut Wheat

Harvest starts in Morrow county as headers cut wheat. the new method of preparing wheat land is proving successful. Farmers who work steadily expect to exceed last year’s wealth and keep America ahead in wealth production.

Morrow Morrow County America

Falls to Fly. Roy Knaben shue Attempt to Fly to Cleveland

Toledo July 14 Roy Knaben shue started from this city at noon to fly to Cleveland in his own passenger ship believed to mark the start of successful air transportation. He was forced to abandon the flight after a short time aloft. The ship came down on a roof and he will make a second attempt.

Toledo Roy Knabenshue Cleveland

New Rooming House Opens in Seehwarte Building

The Empire rooming house in the Seehwarte and Greulich building at Webb and Garden streets opens to the public. Each room is furnished with hot and cold water and electric lights. Rates are 50 cents and 1 dollar per room with weekly or monthly special prices offered by Mrs. Rose Call, proprietor.

Seehwarte & Greulich Webb and Garden Streets Rose Call

North Bank Bridge Open Links Portland and Vancouver

Vancouver's North Bank Bridge carried its first passenger train yesterday across the Columbia River with a return trip from Washington to Oregon. The trip involved members of the American Society of Civil Engineers visiting Portland, viewing harbor works and the North Bank road project, aided by the Port of Portland's tug McCracken. The visiting group also toured the port's dredges Portland and Columbia and the new dry dock and bridge at St John.

Vancouver Columbia River Washington Oregon Shore Portland Oregonian American Society of Civil Engineers Portland John McCraken Columbia North Bank Road St. John McCracken Association Port of

Oil Well 1200 Feet Deep Near Rosalia Washington

Drilling for oil near Rosalia Washington has reached 1200 feet with the last 150 feet in hard rock. The Colfax division right of way of the Spokane and Inland railroad lies about five miles from Rosalia. Spokane backers funded the bore hoping for Palouse prospects based on expert reports. The machine limit is 3000 feet, with a third reached. backers decline to speculate on next steps if that limit is not reached.

Rosalin Wash Colfax Division Spokane & Imland Railroad Rosalia Spokane Palouse

Local Guardsmen to Join Third Battalion for American Lake Encampment

Regimental orders issued to Captain Dan P. Smythe assign company L to join Major T. N. Dunbar’s third battalion in Portland and depart by train No. 6 at 1:05 a.m. August 3. The operation includes sections from Portland and two more sections of Oregon guardsmen, with uniforms specified and a full encampment schedule describing battalion drills, recon, and a large day-night maneuver on August 10. All O N G personnel must attend unless excused for illness or essential work.

Third Battallion Portland American Lake Dan P. Smythe T. N. Dunbar John M. Poorman Third Infantry Oregon Guardsmen Smythe

Show Shop Crowd Flock to New Pictures at Local Theater

The Show Shop has drawn good crowds with a fine line of pictures, including The Chorus Girl and A Rus tle Heroine. Daniel Boone and the illustrated song By the Old Queen Bucket, Louise also draw interest. An announcement promises another change for tomorrow.

Daniel Boone Louise

Dime Change Tomorrow at The New Dime

The New Dime has drawn good crowds in recent days and will offer another change tomorrow. The late selections are entirely new to the city and have not been seen before. The change will continue through Sunday.

Marriage Unites McBee Couple in Echo Ceremony

McBee, Cloyd Oliver of Echo and Mrs. Dix is D. McBee were united in marriage here last evening, the ceremony being performed by Judge Gilliand.

Cloyd Oliver Echo Dixis D. McBee Gilliand

Portland to spend over five million on public improvements

Portland will proceed with over 5 000 000 in public improvements after the Oregon Supreme Court upheld Francis I McKenna v City of Portland ruling. The case tested charter amendments and the validity of 2 225 000 in bond issues in a friendly suit. With the decision, the amendments become part of the city charter and projects can advance.

Supreme Court of Oregon Francis I. McKenna Portland Oregonian

New Temperance Drink Maltona Comes to Astoria

The East Oregonian reports sample bottles of Maltona a new temperance drink by North Pacific Brewing of Astoria. It is a high class soft drink containing one percent alcohol by weight and 1.1 percent by volume. North Pacific Brewing is the sole producer and has it on sale in the city.

East Oregonian North Pacific Brewing Company Astoria

East Oregonian Snapshot Phrasing

A compact note in East Oregonian style highlights regional happenings with direct tone. It preserves local figures, places, and events while avoiding ornate commentary or speculation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canvas Oxfords Monster Teutsch Stock F. E. Livengood Teutsch’sj Hohbach’s Minnis Pendleton Furniture Co The Pendleton Furniture Company F. W. B. Lodge Court Street Depot Bond Bros Milwaukee Louis Hunziker Optician Malin St Alia Koebppens Tom Milarkey, Jr McConnell Nampa Idaho Bowman Chiile Charles Bond Long Beach Newport Walter Adams Helix George Campbell Roland Oliver Mr. Oliver Mrs. Fisher Robert Pattison Bert Pattison Arthur McCrary la Grande Observer A. C. Crawford Crawford Delta Crawford Fred Crawford Mr. Crawford North Bank Bridge Iver. McBee India Copenhagen Pendleton Cloak Suit House Robert Fenner Saltair Palace Salt Lake North Coast Limited Twin City Express Eastern Express Northern Pacific Burlington Express Northern Pacific Railway Yellowstone National Park Park Middle and Eastern States S. B. Calderhead Genl, Agt Wah A. I. Charlton, A. G. P. A W. Adams Oregon
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