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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
8
Health in Coffee is obtained through proper preparation and our pulverizing mill. The Excerpta coffee pot is designed to keep aroma and essence from escaping, producing a delicious flavor unmatched by other pots.
D C Henry heads northwest reclama tion work reports bids for Idana reservoir and Bart U m a Ula project will be opened in Portland later this month. Bids will be public, then forwarded to Washington for federal decision. Flood did not halt plan. headgate masonry will be raised for flood security. Henry hopes Senate votes $200000 for stream gauging. Judge Gilliland buys home at 219 South Thompson. Green to move to Eugene.
Reseding 20 acres of potatoes by Fish and Tofft on the 8. 1. Lisle place near Echo aims to supply government irrigation project camps next winter. Richard Tilghman of Philadelphia, a wealthy manufacturer and clubman, accidentally killed himself with tablets of biphloride mercury.
A fragment mentions maintaining a superb stock of Cut Glass and China. The incomplete line implies a focus on keeping these items in inventory for display or sale. No dates, names, or locations are provided.
The moving picture entertainment showing the San Francisco fire at the Prager theater last night is hailed as the finest of its kind here. It is the opening night of a three night stand with strong praise from attendees. Filmed during the blaze’s peak, the reels include scenes of attempted building demolitions to halt the flames. K J Taylor, theater manager, guarantees the quality and offers double money back if not satisfied.
The Baker County bondmen case against ex sheriff Huntington proceeds in Oregon court after multiple reversals by higher courts. Jury of twelve selected amid minor delays. key witnesses include Baker County Clerk A B Coombs and County Judge W W Trevellion. Ex sheriff Huntington, living in Canada, yet to arrive amid flood-related delays. Portland attorney Thomas G. Greene leads Baker County defense with A A Lowell. bondsmen represented by William Smith and Colonel J H Raley.
Paris reports the hearing on a motion for revision of the Dreyfus trial opened today. The captain seeks to quash the former judgment and allow documents to prove the officer's innocence beyond question.
T T Nelson the blacksmith sold his shop at the corner of Alta yod Garden streets to A M Bloan and J T Childreth who will conduct the business. Nelson plans to move to Vale Malheur county.
Heppner will celebrate two days this year on July 4 and another invitation extended to surrounding country to join in the occasion. This marks the first celebration held there since the flood.
Echo city council debates a municipal electric plant while water users receive a warning that all water will be cut off on Saturday at 7:30 AM as agitation for new lighting continues. J T Brown, Supt Water Works, announces the outage. McConnell, Idaho land board registrar, is removed after the governor-backed renomination fight.
Two New England brides to be Josephine Kilmurray of Pawtucket and Lydia McKilernan of Webster will travel 3000 miles with their fiancés to settle in Walla Walla. Mason, formerly a Linotype operator for the East Oregonian, and his cousin, now a Walla Walla Statesman operator, plan double weddings as rail links bring the brides west. Mason is known in Pendleton for his East Oregonian work.
Next Tuesday evening a reception will honor Rev. Victor Dorris as he begins work in the new field. Ministers and church workers from surrounding areas will attend. The opening address will be by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys of the Presbyterian church. In Napa California Carrie Clark, a 46 year old courtesan, was shot and killed by Roy Spurr, 20, who then killed himself after their quarrel.
An advertisement extols Hostettier's Stomach Bitters as best safeguarding women's health with an occasional dose. It touts a 53 years record of cures for ailments claimed to affect the female sex, urging every woman to use it.
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