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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

8

Fourth of July Goddess of Liberty Effort Ahead

The committee plans a Goddess of Liberty for the Fourth celebration and seeks cooperation from the Umatilla Indians. Major Moorhouse will present the idea to the reservation and earlier visits with war paint and President Harrison’s visit set precedents for Indigenous participation. Sub committees organize parade, liberty car, decorations, sports, music, bands, transport, and ads with Major Moorhouse leading Indians coordination.

Apparotal Lee Moorhouse Umatillas Moorhouse Harrison Sherff T. D. Taylor Roy Ritner William Bogart Lee Drake Carl Cooley Liberty Car John Halley, Jr George Fell Roy Alexander Allie Knight Ernest Ruppe Mussic L. R. Traver W. L. van Lis C. E. Roosevelt M. A. Rader Leon Cohen T. C. Taylor Charles Bond Redights Sol Baum L. G. Frazier H. E. Cook E. P. Dodd Fred W. Lampkin Charles Gray K. J. Taylor Charles Ferguson Majtor Lee Moorhouse Joe Sullivan Charles Eppinger Clay de Graff Berkeley Halley

Cut Lines and China Stock Reminder

Note to keep our superb stock of Cut Lines and China in mind as items that always please best customers. The brief message emphasizes maintaining inventory of these popular goods for continued sales appeal.

China

Summer normal grows with three recruits added

Three new recruits joined the summer normal school opened Monday in Pendleton High School. Miss Gretna Phillipps of Echo Miss Neva Lane of Pendleton and Miss Naomi Stengel of Condon registered. Attendance now 21 with primary teaching focus and practical methods by Prof. I R Traver. Additional teachers from the region expected to arrive this week.

Traver

Eighth Grade Examinations Across County Districts

Eighth grade examinations will be held Thursday and Friday in all county districts except Pendleton. Many who failed the prior test will try again. Examinations are conducted by school board members or their designees, not by teachers.

Pendleton Hidaway Springs Umatilla County Heppner Walla Walla Hidaway Jean Cont

Tourists Coming From Des Moines Planned for Oregon Route

Mrs. William Hilton reports receipt of a letter from her brother M. H. Kirkham of Des Moines Iowa. He runs tourist parties to the Pacific coast and will leave June 22 with a party of touriste capitalists for eastern Oregon. The Des Moines organizers will map a west route stopping at key places. Mrs. Hilton hopes the party will visit Pendleton and believes local inducements could bring regular excursions here.

William Hilton M. H. Kirkham Des Moines Iowa Pacific Coast Oregon Hilton Pendleton

Thirty Men Employed at Pendleton Mills

Thirty men are now employed in the Pendleton scouring mills and three in preparing the woolen mill for operation. The home woolen mill will begin soon with about 26 men to be employed, and the wool baler is at work while stored wool is prepared for shipment.

Pendleton

Fireman Saeed Discharged For Abusive Remark To Passenger

A fireman on the O R and N was discharged for talking abusively to a passenger who challenged delays to trains. The rulebook requires courteous conduct toward the public and forbids quarrel among employees, with strict discipline for violations. Separately, a surprise party honored Mrs I E Burl of the M E church south at her 624 Spruce street residence with refreshments and gifts.

Saeed I. E. Burl M. E. Church South Spruce Street Earl

Episcopal Convention Delegates Attend Portland Meeting

Rev Henry Dixon Jones and Mr and Mrs R J Slater attend the state Episcopal church convention in Portland. The gathering will elect a successor to late Bishop RB Wistar Morris. Delegates are from the Church of the Redeemer in the city.

Henry Dixon Jones R. J. Slater Portland Episcopal Church Wistar Morris Jones

Died at St Anthony's Hospital Freewater Woman

Mrs Rewle A Shipley aged 24 died at St Anthony s hospital after a delicate operation. The remains were shipped to Heppner for interment tomorrow by Baker and Folsom undertakers. Delegates from Nasburg lodge No 83 AF and AM Helix went to Portland to attend the grand lodge proceedings.

Rewle A. Shipley Freewater St. Anthony's Hospital Heppner Baker & Folsom Helix Lodge Nasburg Lodge No. 83

Two Scarlet Fever Cases Reported In City

Two cases of scarlet fever have been recorded in recent days. One case is at the home of 8 and Butler on High Street with Dr. Cole in attendance, the other at BE N Smith 712 Cosbie Street under Dr. T M Henderson care.

8. & Butler High Street Cole BE. N. Smith Cosbie Street T. M. Henderson

Bought 20 Horses Al Voge Returns from Union County

Al Voge returned from Union County with 20 work horses he bought in Union and Wallowa counties. He notes horses are scarce in both counties and the cream of the market has already been purchased, forcing him to take whatever is offered.

Union County Wallowa

Disagreeable Duty Sees Deputy Take Children From Mother

Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakley, ordered by the court, retrieved two children from Mrs. E. B. McFarland and delivered them to their father after a tense scene. He described the task as the most disagreeable duty and likened it to catching criminals, amid resistance by the mother and her supporters.

Ellis Joe Blakley Mra Blakley

A Woman's Health and Hosteller's Stomach Bitters

An advertisement urges women to safeguard health with Hosteller's Stomach Bitters claiming a 53 year record of cures for female ailments. It presents the product as specially compounded for women’s health needs.

Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Ailments and Claims

An old advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for various female ailments and stomach issues. It promises relief from cramps backache dyspepsia indigestion and constipation, claiming the remedy can both cure and maintain health for sickly or frail individuals.

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