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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1910

Page

2

Three Cornered Franchise Fight in Oregon City

Oregon Electric and Lane County Asset Company near agreement on West Fifth Street franchise terms. Asset to withdraw current franchise while Oregon Electric builds tracks. A special city council meeting is set for Monday night to decide. Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway also seeks the same street for its local line, promising a hard fight.

Agene Oregon Electri cc Lane County Asset Company West Fifth Street Oregon Eledtric Oregon Electric Portland Eugene

New Springs Resort Promoted Near Kalama Washington

After September 15 a new road to Wild Pigeon Springs will be ready for auto traffic. Promoter Winkaupt of Portland has built facilities and the springs yield mineral water shipped to Portland and nearby cities. Local residents call it one of the best camping and cooling spots in the state and expect a strong summer draw.

Opel Kalama Wash Wild Pigeon Springs Kalama River Wiinkaupt Portland Fortland Oles

Devil Pish Found in Sooking River Washington

A sensational discovery of two devil fish with long tentacles in the Sooking River beside the Nall bridge startled residents on Saturday. A boy swimming nearby helped a diver retrieve one octopus as firemen entered the water. the other was brought out by divers. The largest measures about four feet with tentacles. Both remain alive and mystery surrounds how they reached fresh water.

Ax Jong Tanachew Alts Nall Uni

Girl Takes Acid in Aberdeen Neighbor’s House Incident

Aberdeen Washington report describes a girl in crisis who consumed carvacide acid at the home of City Councilman A B Alexander and his wife, Gertrude Shaw acting as maid alone at the scene. The act failed to achieve its aim due to pain. The girl blamed herself and cited a ruined love affair as the motive.

Aberdeen George J. Wolff Gertrude Shaw

Pioneer Merchant Fairs in Aberdeen Shoe Stock Sale

J Garman a pioneer shoe merchant of Aberdeen Washington assigned his stock to J H Fuller. The move signals a major transfer of handling for the pioneer trade in the city as old stock changes hands through the local commerce network.

Aberdeen Wash J. Garman J. H Fuller

Hayes in Receivership as Creditors Seek Recovery

The sixtant cashier Hayes and Hayes' bank face claims for the benefit of creditors. His abilities and assets are listed as $5000. He has operated in the shoe business here for 20 years. He attributes failure to poor business and bad location. There are 47 creditors involved.

Hayes and Hayes

Ashland Awards Two More Miles of Street Paving

Ashland city council contracted Warren Construction for two additional miles of hard surface street paving. Work will be completed by October 15, and the business district will be fully paved, leaving two miles of residential streets unfinished.

Ashland Warren Construction Company

Thomas Estate to Erect $10,000 Building in Caldwell Idaho

The Thomas Estate plans a $10,000 structure on Marth Street Caldwell adjacent to Oakes brothers. It will measure 5 by 120 feet with first floor for store use and a second floor containing 12 office rooms. The design features a fully renewed front comparable to large city buildings.

Caldwell Idaho Thomas Marth Street Oakes Brothers

Famed horse burned to death in Tacoma stables

Four well known southwestern Washington race horses owned by Dr. Damon of Centralia were moved to Tacoma for training when one gelding burned to death at the Eagle Transfer Stables. The horse valued at $800.

Centralia Wash Washington Damon Eagle Transfer Tacoma Wen

Promaine Poisoning Fatal in North Yakima

Promaine poisoning from eating a can of beans caused the death of George Hetherington, a Zeattie youth, at St Elizabeth hospital Saturday morning. The incident was reported from North Yakima with authorities investigating the vouched cause and time of death.

North Yakima Promaine George Hetherington St Elizabeth Nosepital

Centralia Coal Firm Formed By Foron Brothers

Centralia Washington area note reports the formation of Ford Prairie Coal Company by the Foron brothers. The new firm lists capital of 100000 and plans to operate the New Centcrlia Canal Mine in Centralia.

Centtralia Canal Eentralia Wash Operaton Centralia Foron Brothers Fords Prairie Coal Company

Toppenish Firm Ships Fruit to Market

The Richey Gilbert company at Toppenish Washington ships large quantities of early fruit, loading an average of 17 cars daily. The operation emphasizes steady shipments from this point as the season progresses.

Toppenish Firm Richey Gilbert Company

Near Death for Nursery Mead President in Yakima Hospital

North Yakima telegram says JohnH. Roger, president of the Northweat Nursery Co., is near death at St Elizabeth hospital from typhoid fever. The ad touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and itchily markets it nationwide, naming Blg Bros of New York and a 60 cent price, plus a local shoe sale at A Eklund's.

NASA Ely Blg Bros Warren Street New York

Horse Shoe Initiation At Staley Shop In Spokane

Harry Baer of Coeur d Alene earned membership in the horse shoers union after helping Rob Fitzsimmons forge a horseshoe for Vi at the Charles Staley shop. The heated shoe weighed 49.11 inches, bears 47 state nails and two wishbones, and marks a notable initiation.

Harry Baer Coeur d'Alene Rob Fitzemmons Spokane Harry Horseshoers’ Union Ar Stuleys

Chamberlains Liniment Brings Quick Muscle Relief

Soreness of the muscles whether induced by violent exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the application of Chamberlains Liniment. This remedy is valuable for muscular rheumatism and always affords quick relief. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Ban on Whites in OK Indian Town Sparks Controversy

Oklahoma Indians back a plan to establish all Indian towns where whites are barred to protect against contamination by Caucasians and curb wanderlust among red men. Chiefs of multiple tribes approve a scheme to restrict residency to Indians, with signs and symbols proposed at town gates.

Oklahomsa

World for One Day We Can Do Beat Robert Collyer

A reflective line prompts doing good deeds in a single day inspired by Robert Collyer. The aphorism encourages practical kindness and personal action to improve others' lives.

Robert Collyer

Empire Carnival Company Arrives At Matlock Park In Tents

The Empire Carnival Company arrives from Walla Walla and tents rise at Matlock ball park for a week of shows. The program features Dare Devil Diavolo, Prof. Strange live wire feats, a flying dancer, Dixieland minstrel act, a religious dance, a Salome reproduction, Zala the snake show, and a seven clown finish with the classic song “Ah, You Kid.”

Empire Carnival Company Walla Walla Matlock Ball Park Rendiyeas Winsemont Dare Devil Diovalo Prof. Strange Dreamland Midaly Dixieland Ferce Zala Dan Rive

New York Dramatics Trundle Through Summer Stage Gigs

New York theater scene brims with summer offerings as Miss Marion Baxter and cast sleep on New Amsterdam roof tops for healthful nocturnal air. The season showcases Thompson’s Girlies at New Amsterdam, Broadway’s Summer W iowers, Jardin de Paris revues, vaudeville acts, and a new Serle theatre comedy The Cheater with Godfried Putteredorf.

William Brewer New York Marion Baxter Frederic Thompson New Amsterdam Theatre Mise Biaxter Jessie Hiper May Doherty Josephine Arnold New Amsterdam Girties Joseph Cawthorn Maude Raymond Ori Panta Pierie Rene Franklin Viegteli Jardin de Paris Mindell Kingson Bert Williams New Sone Weekly T Louis Alexander Sylvin Mitchell Rehman Columbia Theatre Eileen Sheridan Lillian Ferndon Lon Hascall Will J. Kennedy Louis Theil Joseph Bahrton Firee Kinnethy Doallet George Armatrone Saven Pelferts Louie Stenn Pacific Coast Plaza Theatre Aberm English Grand Opera Copany Astor Theatre Corse ‘Payson Ardittcer Bertha Katich Broadway Fikke Alee

Little Bvayds Arriested Over Shoplifting Scene

Adee Ginght, cast as Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin, was arrested in North Wikhima Wash for shoplifting four women's hair combs valued at 95 dollars from Runbur Nolcorm store. After police consult, proprietor Dunbar declined to prosecute. she was jailed briefly and released to perform after the show, amid the company’s humiliation scene using a Wise member in Little Eva's absence.

Adee Man Hind North Wikhima Caughe Runbur & Nolcorm Sewtry Stella Merges Tittle Wien Kinniman Dunbar Eva

Relic Fraud Scandal Hits Pious Faithful

A respected elderly Catholic fundraiser M. Dupray de la Mahers faces arrest for libel frauds involving holy relics sold to devout believers. He claimed relics from Jesus and other sacred items, profiting greatly by private showings and charity gifts, with Vatican scrutiny leading to police inquiries.

Canide Jong Hak M. Dupray Dé la Maheris Nnes Tlm Vatican Lermany

Panleans Fight to Save Historic French Churches

M Maurice Barres leads a campaign to preserve France's medieval churches from demolition. With lay separation laws limiting repairs, many communities lack funds and power, turning to merchants or authorities who may opt to destroy aging structures. Barres garners support in Paris to protect art and archaeology.

France M. Maurice Barres Versailles M. Borres Paris

California Emigration Reversal Boosts Home Return Wave

Washington officials report a shift in emigration trends with thousands of homesenders returning from Canada. Montana settlers who tried the Canadian irrigation projects say land quality, crop variety, governance, rail freight costs, and harsh climate deterred them, prompting a desire to sell and return home.

Washington Canada Cintenes J. Blanchard Reclaation Service Montana Alberta

Settlers Return to States Amid Bright Backward Movement Outlook

Over the last nine months about 15 000 settlers have gone back to the United States from Canada. The reclamation service today notes renewed optimism for a broad backward migration. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the world's most successful medicine for bowel complaints, claiming relief and lives saved. Sold by all dealers.

Reclamation Service Canada

Western phosphate deposits described as vast and high quality

Ontario Oregon area sits near Idaho with one of the largest phosphate fields. Western deposits extend into Idaho Utah and Wyoming, rivaling Florida Tennessee and North African sources. High grade rock, thick workable beds, and rising fertilizer demand boost outlook. Industry uses include raw or blended fertilizer manufacturing.

Ontario Tdaho W. A. Whegaman Indaho Utah Wyoming Prorida Tennessee Africa Tunis Almeria Oren Morocco Bulletin Prevent Indah Allfornis California Menre Altral Fruit Indria

Serpent Attacks in Pennsylvania Cause Hospitalization

In Braddock a 19 year old woman Kathe ering is in Mercy hospital after a blacksnake bite to her ankle. In Smithfield Mrs Harry Dillis reports her 3 year old son Paul played with a blacksnake and the father killed it. A boy found a serpent in a tree that had swallowed two robins. a woman drawing water reports a large snake.

Pennsylvania Katheering Conwy Mercy Hospital Braddock Yeat Orday Smithfield Harry Dillis Paul

Men's Oxfords Cheap at A Eklund's Store

Daily East Oregonian carrier listing notes men s oxfords priced cheap at A Eklund s with 16 centa weekly carrier rate.

A. Eklund East Oregonian Mip

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