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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1907

Page

5

Peach Day Plans Grow In Freewater County News

Freewater crops shine with heavy alfalfa, tomato and melon yields. Cherries fetch 4 to 7 cents per pound while peaches will be plentiful. Walla Walla visitors enjoy interurban rides to Freewater and Milton. Missionary society holds all day session. next in the grove by the Congregational church.

Necresty Burnden Missionary Society Freewater H. D. Lamb Union Missionary Society Vieting Congregational Church Walla Walla Milton Sindsy Mra. Goss

New President for Columbia and Milton Delegates Named

Milton June 17 Mayor N A Davis appoints C R Samuel and Attorney D Peterson as delegates from Milton to the State Development league meeting in Portland on Friday June 21. The league sessions run two days. Prof W C Howard, former Columbia college faculty member now teaching in Tone, has been elected president of Columbia college and arrived to assume duties.

Milton State Development League N. A. Davis C. R. Samuel D. Peterson Portland W. C. Howard Columbia College Tare

Preparations for Colt Show At Athena Exhibit

Athena prepares for its annual colt show with fine stock entering. Notable movements include Miss Mabel Bannister returning from Walla Walla and Miss Georgian Hensell visiting Columbus relatives. Also mentions a 1907 Pendleton academy dormitory bid with details on bids, checks, and contract conditions.

Athena Mabel Bannister Walla Walla Columbia College Georgian Hensell Columbus

Builder to Erect New Bun Galow Residence

I Auelker lets contract for a new residence on the north side of the river. The bungalow style house will cost about $4000 and be built by Contractor Ellstrom.

Woneker I. Auelker Hon Ellstrom

Weston Pioneer Association Elects Officers and Executives

The Weston community notes election of Umatilla county Pioneer Association officers S A Barnes president and J M Hurra secretary treasurer, plus executive committee picks J M Ashworth G W Proebster R M Powers T A Theuallen. Y M C A delegates Fred Sanford and Ed Montague chosen for state Gearhart Park meet June 15 to 24. Crop prospects praised as wheat and all crops look best. harvesters soon in use. Mrs Crayne of the Normal heads to New York for vacation. other residents travel to Baker City Spokane and abroad. Frank Laughrudge stays at the Normal to help Treadway. Fred McCrew returns from Corvallis for summer at home.

Pioneer Association Wiaite Weston Seth M. B. Church F. W. Looney Bir. Looney Umatilla County Fred Sanford Ed Montague Normal Gearhart Park Mra David Warren John Warren Baker City F. F. Humeston Spokane New York Anna Crayne New York City Frank Laughrudge Treadway Fred McCrew Corvallis

Hovel Arrivals and Guests Listed by Hotels Across Cities

A long list of visitors and guests arriving at hotels including Hotel St. George and Hotel Pendleton, with names such as D. M. Averell in Portland, J. Sherman in New York, George Hodder in Portland, and numerous others from Spokane, Lexington, Walla Walla, Pilot Rock, La Grande, and beyond. The roster includes dozens of individuals and couples, reflecting regional travel and lodging patterns.

St. George D. M. Averell Portland R. W. Reise K. Watson Spokane Lansing Walla Walla Will Peterson Athena J. G. Jones Ida W. Hamnon Lexington A. J. Powell Pendieton J. Walker Geo Beck New York J. Sherman F. M. Martin George Hodder BE. R. Stusher J. Cohen San Francisco A. Stewart EB. L. Hutchins Endicott W. H. Feagon Seattle James Gilkereon J. N. Burgess Pilot Rock W. F. Bratnig W. W. Stabler Buffalo A. L. Stringer H. J. Meyers Mr. White Cold Springs Mr. King N. Brownell J. W. Smith Pauline Lederle Mat Bolgan W. N. Pankey Boise L. I. Baldwin T. P. Tracy Golden Rule M. BF. Rover la Grande Lewie Rathburn L. A. Ward Charles A. Reams Denver Wm. Fraker Echo Eugene Belts Douglas Belts Milas Eva Holt Miss Pearl Park la Grado A. Frans W. H. King Ety W. Forster C. Morbett Langhinge Arlington

Electric Bitters Prove Effective Remedy Claim

A Cedar Grove resident credits Electric FItters for relief from stomach and kidney troubles in a testimonial letter. The note claims three bottles completed a cure after prior failed efforts with other remedies. Tallman & Co. sell the medicine for 60 cents per bottle. The Peoples Warehouse advertises fresh country butter at 60 cents per roll.

Geo. H. Parris Cedar Grove Tallman & Co Peoples

Negro intrudes Haywood trial seeking Borah seat

In a Haywood trial session a burly black man walked into the courtroom, slid between the jury and witness stand, and asked Senator Borah for a seat. The man, reportedly intoxicated, slept through adjournment as Borah and others puzzled over the stranger’s identity and possible witness status.

Haywood Senator Borah Boixe Capital News Borah Colorado

Basis for railroad rate fixes debated at Olympia hearing

Olympia dispatch reports the state railroad commission held a hearing in Olympia with representation from all railroads. Ira J. Englehart of North Yakima Valley railroad outlined three proposed valuation methods: reproduction cost, original cost plus improvements, and current commercial value. Testimony was extensive and objections to the commission’s powers were filed by each railroad.

Olympia State Railroad Commission Ira J. Englehart North Yakimah& Valley Railroad Englehart Inter

Coal trains run westward as Rock Springs mines idle

The Cheyenne Tribune reports a shift as coal trains move west over the Union Pacific for Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific while Rock Springs mines halt operations. Harriman imports coal from Illinois and Iowa. Strikers retreat, strikebreakers pass Cheyenne toward Rock Springs to replace locked out miners. Merchants face halved business.

Union Pacific Rock Springs Cheyenne Tribune Oregon Short Line Southern Pacific Harriman Illinois Iowa O. SL Strikera Minera

Anti-Trust Warrants Target Chicago Newspapers

Warrants accuse Frank B. Noyes of the Chicago Record Herald Andrew M. Lawrence of the Chicago Examiner and executives from the Chicago American Chicago Daily News of conspiring to raise Sunday paper prices from six to seven cents and boycott the Tribune News dealers faced demoralization claims. A separate Idaho accident reports M J Vaughn killed while unloading ties when a derrick car moved unexpectedly.

Chicago Tribune State of Illinois Dgatner Frank B. Noyes Chicgo Record-Herald Andrew M. Lawrence Chicago Examiner Chicago American Chicago Daily News Tribune M. J. Vaughn Scotin Idaho

Route to market favors Hudson Bay railroad push

Western shippers press a new route to Europe via Hudson Bay as eastbound rail blockades hit northwestern lines. The piece argues a Churchill hub would halve western haul to Liverpool, shorten distances to New York and Montreal, and cites historic Winnipeg to Hudson Bay projects opposed by eastern ports. Local actions in Marysville are noted with tree removal plans and public meetings forthcoming.

Canada Europe Hudson Bay Globe Pole Equator Japan Liverpool San Francisco Seattle Vancouver Montreal Prince Rupert New York America Churchill Denver Salt Lake Portland Edmonton Winnipeg

Out Down Orange Groves In Marysville Cal

State Horticultural Commissioner Elwood Cooper orders destruction of orange lemon grapefruit and hybrid trees in Marysville California after inspection finds white fly infestation. All trees and related bushes to be cut within days. pest described as the worst in orange groves.

Marysville Cal Elwood Cooper

Snow in Enterprise Reported Four Inches Near Enterprise

Traveling men from Wallowa county report four inches of snow fell near Enterprise yesterday. Weather remains extremely cold for the season.

Enterprise Wallowa County la Grande Observer

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Freewater Advices Columbia Cheney, Co F. J. Cheney & Toke T. FP. Howard Pendleton Academy Academy Academy 4 South Methodist Conference Washington Railroad Rates Pacific Coal Mine Pendleton the Fair Dep’t. Store Pendleton, Oregon Hudson Bay Railroad Board of Supervisors Ciiwort Troy Laundry Nolin & Son Stansberg Mike Transfer RES Beppe Golden Rule Hotel Empire Meat Co Chamber of Commerce Oregon T’ G Hailey
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