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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1905

Page

8

Weston Normal in No Danger Says Ackerman

State Superintendent J H Ackerman tells the East Oregonian the Weston Normal school faces no danger from state appropriation ties or referendum pressure. He emphasizes the institution’s permanent role in Eastern Oregon and its vital task of training teachers for public schools. He argues well trained teachers influence generations and that teaching teachers is a far reaching need.

Ackerman Oregon Weston Normal School J. H. Ackerman East Oregonian Weston Normal Weston Monmouth

Patriarchs Militant Instituted in Pendleton

Last night Pendleton Canton No. percent Patriarchs Militant was officially instituted here by Major Robert Mobley of Boise. Twenty three members received the degree and more are expected to join soon. Officers named include Clifford J. Bellinger commandant Joe W. Nolf lieutenant John Hailey Jr ensign W Badley clerk and W E McCormick accountant. Within a short time uniforms will be worn.

Pendleton Canton No Robert Mobley Boise Canton Clifford J. Bellinger Joe W. Nolf John Hailey, Jr W. & Badley W. EH. McCormick

Canton Members Ordered Court Public Appearance

Fragmentary note states orders for canton members and a company to appear publicly during a forthcoming failure period, indicating planned public visibility or ritual. The text suggests organizational requirements and scheduled public presence amid a looming disruption.

EXPERTING THE BOOKS ON COUNTY RECORDS

Fe P Scow a veteran deputy clerk and public record accountant partners with H R Mensing to work on Clark and Buchanan county books. They hold the contract to export the entire records and expect arrival of either Clark or Buchanan next week to supervise. Scow has long served Union and Baker counties in official duties.

Scow H. KR. Mensing Fe P Scow Union County H. R. Mensing Clark and Buchanan Clark Buchanan Union Baker Counties

Pendleton Savings Bank Shows Healthy Finances

The latest financial statement published in the East Oregonian reports Pendleton Savings Bank deposits at 1,015,107.46 with cash on hand 292,499.18 and loans and discounts 386,092.67. Buildings and property are valued at 96,000 and surplus and capital stock total 100,000.

Pendleton Bank Pendleton Savings Bank East Oregonian

Irrigon road plan championed by irrigation official

F B Holbrook superintendent of Oregon Land and Water company irrigation project at Irrigon returned home after attending the Good Roads convention. He says over 200000 fruit and shade trees will be planted in Irrigon in the coming year and more than 100000 already planted as wind breaks to stop drifting sand. He urged road building in sandy districts and stated Irrigon residents would support a $20 per acre tax for permanent good roads.

F. B. Holbrook Oregon Land & Water Company Irrigation Project Irrigon Holbrook

Officers elected at Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias

At last night’s meeting Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias elected M A Rader as chancellor commander Carl Cooley as vice chancellor W C Kennedy as pre late T G Montgomery as master of work A E Lambert as keeper of records and seal E B Aldrich as master of arms William Rahe as inner guard F E Goodman as outer guard and Roy Raley as trustee for the ensuing term

Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias M. A. Rader Carl Cooley W. C. Kennedy T. G. Montgomery A. E. Lambert E. B. Aldrich William Rahe F. E. Goodman Roy Raley

In Police Court Pleas Guilty For Disorderly Conduct

In police court morning session John Doe Maple John Doe Pete Mathews pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Fines were five dollars for each except Maple who faced ten dollars. Edward Power received a sentence of forty five days or three days for drunken behavior on the street.

John Doe Maple Pete Mathews Edward Power

Newbro's Herpicide Aimed at Dandruff Germ

Advertisement states dandruff and hair loss arise from a parasitic germ. It claims Newbro's Herpicide destroys the cause, allowing hair to regrow naturally. Offers sample by sending stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit with agents A. C. Koeppen & Brow.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mic A. C. Koeppen & Brow

Four Per Cent Interest Plan Promises Passive Growth

A promotional note encourages saving with a four percent interest rate, compounded every six months. It promises steady weekly and monthly deposits will grow wealth, returning a snug sum after a few years with minimal effort beyond the initial earning.

Circuit Court Docket Includes Taylor Trial and Guilty Gamblers

In circuit court Monday, Grover Martin's trial was set for next Monday forenoon, and Moses Taylor for attempted arson the Thursday after. The defense demurrer in Taylor’s case was overruled. Guilty pleas and fines were entered by J A Oge $75, J B Russell $50, Frank O’Hara $76, Tex Langiver $50, others owed $73. A jury was chosen in T J Price v O R and N Co for $2000 damages over a farm flood claim from a railroad cut that dammed water after a storm. Halley and Lowell defend for plaintiff A H Rees and J B Price testified.

Grover Martin Moses Taylor Taylor Ellis J. A. Oge J. EB. Russell A. C. Spencer Carter & Raley Halley & Lowell T. J. Price J. B. Price A. H. Rees

Indians and Umatillas Reach Grand Rapids After Floods

A letter from Fred Parr reports the Umatilla band reached Grand Rapids Michigan after last week’s floods, wading five miles to town. They plan summer quarters near the city to ride wild horses and stage a wild west show under Daniels Co. Cars in a 3000 mile transcontinental race reach Ontario and head to Portland with a $1000 prize for the winner.

Umatillas Grand Repids Fred Parr Grand Rapids Mich Indiana Daniels & Co Parr Ontario Oregon Burns, Prineville Salem Portland Nebraska Holee

Moving to Topeka Mrs Brown Leaves Pendleton Tomorrow

Mrs Charles F Brown will travel to Topeka Kansas tomorrow to establish her future home. Since arriving in Pendleton five or six years ago she has formed many friendships regretting her departure. The body of her husband Conductor Charles F Brown will be moved from Olney cemetery in this city to a Topeka cemetery. Funeral of J S Holmes was held at Pilot Rock after injuries from a tree falling near Ukiah last Friday. Rev Robert Warner of the Thompson Street Methodist church conducted the service.

Topeka Charles F. Brown Kan Pendleton J. S. Holmes Ukiah Pilot Rock Robert Warner Thompson Street

Two Newborn Sons Reported in Local Birth Notices

The newspaper notes two births at Cold Springs and on Marle Street residence. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Mito Earm heart at Cold Springs. another son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Gib son at the Marle Street residence.

Mra Mito Earmheart Cold Springs Arthur Gibson Marle Street

Irrigation Committee on West Tour Stops in San Francisco

Congressmen on irrigation will tour the West, arriving in San Francisco by the south route. They are to be entertained at a luncheon by the Water and Forest association at St Francis and later attend a Commonwealth club banquet. The itinerary includes Fresno Stockton Sacramento Reno Portland and then travels through Washington Idaho and Montana to inspect irrigation projects and visit the exposition.

San Francisco Congregsional Committee On Irrigation Perpone St. Francis Water and Forest Association Commonwealth Club San Joaquin Valley Fresno Stockton Sacramento Sacramento Valley Reno Nev Great Ditch Nevada Portland Washington Idaho Montana

Budapest Doctor's Death Reported by Revolver

Dr. Szentirmay of Budapest died by suicide with a revolver at Falla. Authorities reported the incident as a self-inflicted fatality with no further details released.

Dr. Szentirmay Budapest Falla

Pendleton National Good Roads Session Resolutions

A Pendleton committee outlines recommendations at a National Good Roads convention including organizing townships, adopting by laws, and plans for action. It thanks President Dodge and local entities, urges model road construction, heavy roller use, and delegates for the Portland conference with funding by local associations.

J. T. Lieuallon Adame J. L. Vinson Freewater Charles Barret Athens Charles Cockburn Cottonwood R. Jamison Weston Chios Wels Valley H. L. Fraser Milton W. C. Potts Helix Dave Horn Gilliland Alex Hudson McKay William Dale Vansyele Dave Nelson Union John Prendergas Juniper A. B W. H. Moore National Good Beads Association Pendleton Board of County Commissioners Umatilla County County Road Supervisors Portland Ore Umatilla County Good Roads Association Commercial Association T. P. Gilliland B. F. Renn C. L. Woodward F. W. Vincent Tom Thompson

Collections on Outside Sheep by Deputy Stock Inspector

Deputy Stock Inspector Geo Irvin reports weekly collections from outside sheep. Charles Burgess of Wheeler county herds 4000 sheep with tax due of $66.50. B Barker of Gilliam county registers 1400 sheep with tax of $24.10. Burt Owen, camp tender, mentioned in Monument Enterprise.

Geo. Irvin Charles Burgess Wheeler County B. Barker Gilliam County Burt Owen Monument Enterprise

Wool clip unpaid by northern Grant county sheepman

John Jonas of Deer Creek in town today. He is the sole wool producer in northern Grant county who has not paid his wool clip, totaling about 45,000 pounds. Hardman shearing crew began shearing his sheep today. Douglas County Washington reports three inches of rain for the week ending June 3.

John Jonas Deer Creek Jonas Grant County Hardman Monument Enterprise Douglas County Washington

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Mason Fruit OWL Tea Tallman @ Co K. of P Circuit Court Arsyn Aguinst O, RA. & X Indians Michigan Autos Beach Oreegon West Wiesene Her W. L. Thompson Frank Frazier W. D. Hansford Horace Walker Committee National Good Reads Association Martin Dodge Office of Agricultural Department United States Commerceial Association Umatilla Boston Roosevelt Conrad Platzosder Sullivan & Bond's Pendleton Meat CO Conrad Platzorder Main Street Landry Robinson Umatilla Meat CO Corner Court Conrad Platzoeder W. H. Gatward
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