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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1904
Page
3
Beginning June 15 1904 the Washington and Columbia River Railway offers round trip tickets to Westport Long Beach Clatsop Beach Tokeland Ilwaco Seaview Tioga Pacific Park Ocean Park Nahcotta Finvel Gearhart and return at 10.00 with half fare for children. Tickets valid for return until September 30. For full information contact the railroad office.
A Baker City Oregon petition signs praise for Trib as a cure for liquor and tobacco habits. The list includes Capt Samuel White chairing the state democratic committee, L P Deemarais district attorney, Rev Bell pastor, R D Carr mayor, W H Kilburn police chief, S L Baer bank VP, W F Butcher lawyer, A Welch Baker Gas manager, J F Ferguson real estate, Grace Robinson druggists, John O Connor Pacific Express agent. For sale by Tallman & Co.
The A and C Railroad will mail free a summer booklet with three pages of engravings showing the Calumiia river and Clatsop Beach scenery. Actress J Mayo and G F and P A Astoria are named, with agent Mr C A Stewart of Portland. Special three week rate to June 20 offers round trip tickets at nine dollars for sale June 28 to July 9, 1904. Call or write EC Roulth, agent, for details.
Keloo of jete Yo M Lb of San Franvteen will Jortere mex Friday evening to Milarkey Wall at 6 o'clock. All Catholic men and M. I. members are asked to attend. Free hot tea at Merchants Cafe from 12 to 1, then 6 p.m. to midnight. New spring shirts The Boston.
CB Bull of Douglas Arizona and his brother Munson, both in the newspaper business, return after 22 years away. The Bull family helped found East Oregonian. relatives include Mack, Mabel, and Mollie Stearns. The piece notes shifting towns, the 1882 flood, and the growth of Douglas and neighboring papers.
Miss Lillian Rosencrance of Pasco was burned when her apron caught fire while preparing a noonday meal. She suffered a severe burn to the back left arm and other small burns and was taken to St. Mary's hospital for treatment.
Fire protection capacity collapses as water reserves plummet with severely low supplies. Authorities warn against risk to communities and firefighting operations amid ongoing shortages.
Independent Packing Company plans a 600000 dollar packing plant in Portland Oregon and Denver Colorado as part of a campaign against the beef trust. National Livestock Association officers will travel to Portland in July to finalize preliminary arrangements.
Farmers from the Willamette Valley will attend a three day convention at Independence Polk County. The gathering blends education and social features with recreation. Prof. Withycombe and Oregon Agricultural College professors will join local farmers for talks and demonstrations. Governor Chamberlain will speak. A community fair atmosphere with basket dinners and agricultural exhibits is planned.
Vienna reports coronation set for August 20 21 1920 in Belgrade cathedral with Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Prince Nicholas of Montenegro invited. Diplomatic channels to notify, no direct invitations planned. Also noted are orders to sheepmen to relocate and locate good range and water with address in La Grande Oregon.
The Episcopal Luke's Hospital in Spokane formally opened today costing nearly 60 thousand dollars. Ground gifts from John A. Finchead and others funded improvements and 10 000 trees were planted. The institution carries a debt of 6 thousand dollars expected to remain for one or two years. Construction started about a year ago. the hospital is described as the best equipped in the city.
Theft of water from Ritzville’s general supply rises as the reservoir level drops nightly by two to three feet. With engines running constantly, the city council contemplates drastic ordinances and new protective measures to curb pilferage and protect irrigation hours.
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