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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

5

Local Advertisements Highlight Goods And Rentals

City notices include ice cream at Hohbachs and new rugs at Pendleton Furniture. Listings also note unfurnished rooms for rent, transfer work, rope for sale, store and office space, and rentals at the East Oregonian building. Hardware sales, a hotel cafe menu, and a pigeons-for-sale listing complete the bustling urban ads.

Pendleton Furniture Co Stark Poultry House East Oregonian Stansberry & Milne

Sundays With Great Preachers in August Presbyterian Church

August schedule lists no Sunday evening service. Bible school at 9 am. Divine worship at 11 am with student readers and biographical sketches. Sundays feature sermons tied to John Knox Luther John Wesley and themes of temptation denial and divine love.

Presbyterian Church Bible School K. Yates John Knox

Mahone to Speak in Pendleton Next Sunday

Hon. Luther D. Mahone, Portland representative elect, will lecture in Pendleton on Sunday August 2 at 11 a.m. in the Presbyterian Church on Three Elements Essential in Our Civilization and at 8 p.m. in the Baptist Church on The Boy and His Business. A vigorous reform leader, he is expected to draw keen attention from local residents.

Luther D. Mahone Oregon Portland Pendleton Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Mahone

Triplet Stork Visits Industry Three Times in One House

In Industry near McKeesport Illinois a single house has welcomed triplets three times. The latest birth at Mr and Mrs Nicholas Spangler yielded two boys and a girl with William Jennings and Theodore Roosevelt as the names of the boys. A foreign mother born triplet was the first. The Engelsons previously occupied the home near the streetcar terminal.

Industry McKeesport Ill Stork Nicholas Spangler William Jennings Theodore Roosevelt Pittsburg The Tribune Thomas Engelson

Ellensburg residents urge governor for McPherson clemency

The people of Ellensburg Washington are signing a petition to Governor Mead seeking pardon or commutation for J L McPherson also known as J L Mack who is in the state penitentiary on an Indeterminate sentence for forgery. McPherson was formerly a teacher in Ellensburg schools.

Ellensburg Wash Mead J. L. McPherson J. L. Mack State Penitentiary McPherson

Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling

Fred Lampkin returned home from Portland this morning. L Dunbar of Joseph was in the city on business. Otis Turner of Weston visited the county seat. W G Bogart in Walla Walla on business. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakley was in Milton and Freewater on duty. Mrs Berkley Hailey returned to Wanaha Springs after a city visit. Mrs Robert Patton came back from Portland. Mrs W J Furnish and daughter went to their home near Wenaha Springs. Anna McKay arrived to visit Miss Bertha Alexander. Mr and Mrs Clint Brown traveled from Meacham. Brown improved after illness. Lavelle Florence of Pendleton and Edward Roberts joined a Pendleton camping party. John T Dizney arrived from Madras to manage a Barnhart warehouse for two months. Mr and Mrs Tom West and baby returned to Portland after visiting Dr E B Swinburn. Frank Tullis, Pendleton Tribune typographer, visiting his parents in La Grande on vacation. Bert Huffman and Mrs Huffman to Union then La Grande on return trip.

Fred Lampkin Portland L. Dunbar Joseph Otis Turner Weston W. G. Bogart Walla Walla Joe Blakley Milton Freewater Robert Patton Portand W. J. Furnish Furnish Wenaha Springs Anna McKay Baker City Bertha Alexander Clint Brown Meachum Mr. Brown Lavelle Florence Pendleton Edward Roberts A. A. Roberts Meacham la Grand Observer John T. Dizney Madras Barnhart Tom West Baby BE. R. Swinburn Mr. West Ladd & Tilton Bank la Grande Cc. W. Tullis la Grande Star Bert Huffman East Oregonian Mrs. Huffman Union

British life-line experiments test kites rockets and guns

British advisory sub committee in Liverpool reports on life-line throwing devices tested with kites buoys and a gold beater skin balloon. Rockets and shoulder guns achieved long lines up to 210 fathoms. Portable cannons smoke or flame indicate direction. two shoulder guns proved light and usable from any position.

John L. Griffiths Liverpool West Bureau of Manufactures

Gompers Denies Cable Urging Hearst Support Bryan

Chicago July 80 George W Perkins chief of the Cigarmakers union received a letter from Gompers denying he sent or caused a cable to Hearst urging support for Bryan.

Gompers Hearst Chicago George W. Perkins Cigarmakers’ Union Bryan

Census Bureau swamped by applications for enumerators

A Washington dispatch reports the Census Bureau received twice as many applications as available positions for the next census. Director North says 70 000 workers are needed, with 3 600 clerks in the city and 65 000 enumerators in the field. Nearly 75 percent of applicants are women, attracted by higher government salaries and no civil service requirements.

Washington North

Mrs Goulds Tender Heart Healing a Stranger in Winter

Mrs Gould stops in Central Park to comfort a freezing elderly woman, Edith Kingdon, once known in happier days. She brings the stranger into her carriage, blankets her in furs, and orders her home, amid memories rekindled by the act.

George J. Gould Mrs. Gould

Forest service saves millions by killing predatory animals

Will C Barnes notes in July McClure that between 1607 and recent years forester and ranger efforts killed 1600 wolves 19 400 coyotes 265 mountain lions 268 bears and 2285 wildcats and lynxes. Estimated stock loss from wolves and lions runs about 1000 dollars per animal yearly, coyotes and lynxes about 100 dollars. Total killed surpasses 1 000 000 in value. grazing fees of 36 920 are recovered with profit. Nez Perce county Idaho could add 500 harvest jobs in grain fields with a bumper crop.

Forestry Bureau Will C. Barnes McClurey Forest Service Nez Perce County Idaho

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