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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
6
RVI proprietor touts Hotel St George as one of the best up to date hotels in the Northwest. Europees plan, all modern conveniences. Steam heat, en suite rooms, large sample rooms, telephone and fire alarm connections to office, hot and cold water in all rooms.
Bollons and Brown proprietors promote extensive renovations at The Hotel Pendleton with updated fire alarm connections in all rooms en suite baths and single rooms. Weekly and monthly rates offered with excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service.
Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon advertises American plan rooms from $3 per day with rates upward. It caters to tourists, commercial travelers, families and single gentlemen and invites visitors to view rooms and learn prices. A modern Turkish bath is featured in the hotel. Manager C. Bowers invites inquiries.
J M Scanlan analyzes the Pacific coast volcanic belt from Tierra del Fuego to Hawaii, linking Alaskan craters with Mexico and Asia. It notes seven extinct Oregon volcanoes and five in Washington, with Mount Klamath and Crater Lake, Mount Rainier’s crater, and Shasta's double cone. Mount St Helens shows rare activity, while tales of lava glow alarm historic observers.
A bold hold up at the Rainier saloon in Kennewick occurred about 1 AM. Two North Branch railroad foremen were robbed of 1200. Four men implicated in the robbery were captured and the entire loot recovered. A gang of railroad men was in Kennewick last night and a number of people were involved.
Five masked men entered the Ratnler saloon and ordered patrons to raise their hands. They fled with about 1200 dollars, focusing on two foremen from the North Branch railroad. Four suspects were arrested. a fifth robber, a bartender formerly from Kennewick, remains at large. Authorities link the Kennewick robbery to a Sunnyside post office theft. The coughing congregant is advised to buy Foley's Honey and Tar.
The Idaho brick company reports its new mud plant near Lewiston is ready to fire the first kiln of stock brick. The kiln holds 156,000 bricks and will supply material for blocks under construction. Pressed brick from the same plant will be used for fronts and trimmings, with stock brick for walls.
Oak says Nor will dressed meat keep in an old ice box. It must be kept in cold storage where the temperature is just right all the time. Years of experience and the finest private cold storage plant in the land empire enable perfection in good meat.
The article lists Democratic nominees across statewide and local offices including United States Senator John M Gearin Governor George BE Chamberlain Secretary of State P H Stoat State Treasurer J D Matlock Supreme Judge T G Halley Attorney General Robert A Mil ken State Printer J Scott Taylor Circuit Court Judge A D Silliman and local races in Morrow Umatilla and Union Counties with Walter M Pierce W D Chamberlain C R Wade and others, plus Pendleton district officials S Darnell J M Bentley and T M Henderson.
A historical list presents Republican ticket positions with names and towns for offices from U S Senator to local roles. Notable entries include Mulkey Hourne Withycombe Ben son Steel Eakin Crawford Ackerman Duniway Hoff Ellis Kirk Slusher Barrett Steen Sean Gilliland Sommerville Salling Bradley Hendley Parkes Thompson and others across Pendleton Athena Milton Roseburg La Grande Pilot Rock and related counties.
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