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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
4
Pendleton residents report arrivals from Spokane and overseas service, with Harold Nutter returning from Camp Merritt and W H Fitmaur arriving on discharge. Local store remodeling at J C Penney proceeds, while Paul Boker faces federal charges.
Hon Holt, president of Holt Manufacturing Co of Apokwaneie, sails for Pendleton tomorrow for a visit with Sturgin and Slime, leading aiceuts for Holt lines.
In police court McMullen was charged with being drunk and confined five days in the city jail after paying a $1 fine. Manning faced a charge of parking on private lines and paid a $2 fine upon pleading guilty.
Sheepman Vinitor along with Janie Farley operates near Heppner amid Whitman forest unrest. The pair manages about 4200 head of sheep near the forested John Pay region where fires raged until forest rangers brought them under control.
William J Wright, recently back from years of service with the 234th Military Police, arrived today from Albany Oregon to visit his sister Mrs E B Hook. He is accompanied by his younger brother Charles Wright.
W W Cryder, Umatilla forest supervisor, says John Dey region fires in Whitman National Forest remain under control despite today’s rain. He notes continued containment and no new threats as damp conditions persist.
A sim 160 feet in length is being painted for Sturgin and Storie, implements dealers, above their store and showrooms on East Court Street. The element is painted on the wall of the building, surrounded by a bright red border. The letters are more than three feet high, in white and stead in relief on a black background.
Funeral services were held today for William Taylor a resident of Umatilla County with Rev BH B Burton of Athena officiating. Pallbearers were Joe Blakeley William Blakeley QC Parker and Ralph Poltom. Arthur Edmunds, recently back from France with the 16th Cavalry, plans to return to Fort Russell after a furlough at his mother Mrs Clarence Himundea’s home.
New tire house opens at Pendleton market with two new lines of tires Blackstone Yalric and Carlisle cards. J N Lews will operate from Faut Court Street near Johnson by August 1. Lewie handles casings and tubes, formerly in Yale, from Portland. J D Reeers of Pendleton joins the venture.
Leaves Pendleton for Bolas Minho then Seattle. Mrs Breach follows with son John C Trench and Mr Breach, citing no valuable home in Pendleton and a need to reside in Seattle due to local conditions.
The proposed Trion high school project has been reviewed by County Superintendent WW Green who endorsed it. District aims to start construction this fall if no obstacle arises, with landacquisition actions filed against the Sturtevant estate to secure property, plans drawn by Troutman and Haynes of Aberdeen, Washington.
Copies of Legion Weekly are at the Red Cross office for distribution to the public. The July 191 contains features such as Back From Archangel Ole Hannon on Molbheviem Building the Therion Sprinta in Sprinte The Legion and the Public. The July 25 issue includes Mack In America and other items. Pendleton Commercial Association secretary K Cranston is safe at home after a ride in an airplane at Salem yesterday afternoon. He noted the valley’s harvest was mild and grains and stock were yielding the best ever. he spent Saturday to Tuesday in the valley.
The ad pitches white wool skirting in serge, bedford cord, Japanese batiste, twill and gabardine, emphasizing popularity and practicality. It also promotes satin for dresses with 36 inch width and lustre, plus silk poplin at 39 inches wide as a dependable dress material for early fall.
Effie B. Sagee was granted divorce from Mick Sager after the defendant failed to appear, the case proceeding by default.
Dr W H Lytle state veterinarian arrived from Porthind on No 6 this morning to inspect rainfall totaling 0.9 inches. Rain fell briefly but heavily. temperature 86 degrees, low 52. Ferrer Mireman Retorue Clifford Minnw formerly Pendleton fire department member in Pendleton for a wish after absence while in Ute government service.
London dispatch profiles Sir Eric Drummond, first secretary general of the League of Nations, describing him as in his early forties, with humorous eyes and fine features, noted for wit, sociability, and a lively dinner party presence.
We express sincere thanks for the tender love and sympathy shown to us in the bereavement of our beloved wife and mother T. M. Chilton. Signed by Unileon and family, Chileon and family, Mrs. W. M. Bavin, Mangold and family, and J. at Chileon.
We stock ladies shoes in black brown savanna mouse hazel and tan plus silver pear battleship and quaker with prices from 8.50 to 15.00 per pair Walking and sport shoes for ladies and growing girls in black and dark brown with military heel and welts priced from 6.00 to 10.00 per pair We carry quality children’s shoes with careful fitting and advise early fall shoe purchases.
Palm Olive Soap three bars for 29 cents. Call for prices on fruit jars caps rubbers para wax stone jars. We are still receiving raspberries and blackberries. Better get yours.
The article notes an unnamed United States expert who, for years, was a recognized authority in the foreign office consulted on American affairs. It highlights a talent for international politics that shifted his country’s stance in several instances, and adds a remark that few people seek advice unless charged for it.
An old advertisement claims facial pimples and skin troubles come from sluggish blood. It promotes S S S as a vegetable remedy free of minerals, promising to cleanse the blood and remove unsightly eruptions and irritations, urging readers to buy at their drug store.
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