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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

8

Levee bid picks tighten as Newport and Betts lead

Levee extension and repair bids were opened and referred to the levee committee. Newport Land & Construction and W. C. Betts show closest figures on embankment and riprap work respectively, with smaller bids by A. A. Hardin. Separate bids for Main Street bridge wall repair were Moussu & Co. and James Brink.

Newport Land & Construction Company W. C. Betts Messrs Eli, Knight Mumm Betts Matlock Island Newport Company Mr. Bette A. A. Hardin Main Street Moussu & Co James Brink

The Hour of Cold Starts Warns of Faster Suffering

A warning urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold. Do not wait for symptoms to deepen as delays can worsen the illness. Early steps may shorten duration and ease discomfort.

Improvements to Fire Department Inaugurated With New System

Fire Chief Vaughan outlined plans to install an automatic bell striker at the new fire station and a fire alarm box to trigger alarms, replacing manual ringing. The system reportedly delivers 30 blows for adequate alarms. A 40 foot trussed extension ladder is also proposed at about $125, with recommendations sent to the first committee.

Vaughan

Ireland pleads not guilty in larceny case

J C Ireland also known as Charlea Miller is arraigned in circuit court on larceny by ballee for allegedly trying to steal a rig from the McBride stable at Athena. He pleads not guilty and will be tried Tuesday June 20. Ireland was arrested in Milton. In the Wilson Card damage case attorneys debated a motion to strike parts of the defense answer. motion denied by Judge Bean.

J. C. Ireland Charlea Miller Ballee W. C.E. Pruitt Ireland McBride Athena Milton Wilson-Card A. Newberry Wilson N. C. Richards Bean Phelps Nolte Lasue Frank Saling Clark Nelson R. T. Brown

Henry Collins Promoted From Bookkeeper to Assistant Manager

Henry Collins, bookkeeper at the Balfour Guthrie company, has been promoted to assistant manager and left Pendleton at noon today to take the post in Lewiston Idaho. The firm recently expanded into northwestern Idaho and is building warehouses there. Collins spent the last two years in Pendleton, forming many friendships that will be missed.

Balfour-Guthrie Henry Collins Balfour-Guthrie Company Lewiston Idaho City Sbalfour- Guthrie Company Idaho Collina Pendleton Grain Company

Quinn to stand trial over alleged unusual method of earning money

Yesterday afternoon Jude Bean overruled the demurrer filed by R J Slater attorney for William Quinn. Accordingly Quinn will have to stand trial upon the charge against him that of complicing at his wife's alleged unusual method of earning money.

Jude Bean R. J. Slater William Quinn Quinn

Thornless cactus touted for arid land farming in Pendleton

G H Puller of Spokane promotes Burbank thornless cactus in Pendleton claiming 80 tons per acre on arid Umatilla county land. Plants sell for 82 dollars each, one acre requires about 3000 plants, and seed plants yield 40 to 60 new plants yearly. The cactus reportedly requires no water, serves as stock feed and human food, and could replace sugar beets in some areas.

Thornless Cactus Farming Company Umatilla G. H. Puller Spokane Burbank Fuller Los Angeles Luther Burbank Monterey

Saloon Fight On In Earnest In Circuit Court

Lawyers struggle over the fate of the prohibition vote as the Nolte case proceeds in circuit court. District Attorney Phelps questions witnesses, while clerks and the sheriff testify under appeals and procedural objections. The case centers on post election legality and registration checks as Judge Bean weighs the issues.

May Form Club In City With Matlock Building Quarters

Preliminary steps are underway to form a city club with promising support. The group plans to occupy the upper story of the Matlock building at Court and Garden streets, currently W. F. Matlock’s residence. A meeting last evening discussed plans and future actions. Entrance is expected to be a $10 membership fee.

Matlock Court and Garden Streets W. F. Matlock

Caruso and Patti Sing On Repaired Dime Auxetophone

A large crowd gathered at the Dime theater on Malin street this afternoon to hear rolos in Italian sung by Caruso and Patti. The restored Auxetophone is praised as one of the city’s finest instruments and reproduces the voices of famous singers with notable clarity.

Caruso Patti Dime Theater Malin Street

Two attachment suits filed against Joseph Snyder

Two attachment suits were filed today against Joseph Snyder. James Crawford seeks $88.22 and Dr. I A Temple seeks $90.30. Attorney A Newberry represents both cases.

Joseph Snyder James Crawford I. A. Temple A. Newberry

Young People Social by Christian Endeavor Friday

The Young People's society of the Christian Endeavor will hold a social Friday evening June 26 at the home of Miss Hazel Hamblen 421 Garfield Street.

Young People's Society of the Christian Endeavor Hazel Hamblen Garfield Street

Wool Hold Proposed at Twenty Cents Per Pound

War of wool prices moves from Medicine Bow to Omaha with Ware Land and Livestock sending instruction to hold wool at 20 cents per pound. Wool growers intend to ask for elip, while Wool and Storage secretary Becker travels from Germany to oversee operations in Omaha and Shoshon. Charles H. King backs a St Paul wool market to keep western wool in Omaha and St Paul, ensuring warehouse space and factory access.

Medicine Bow Wyo Omaha Wool and Storage Company Ware Land and Livestock Company Omaha Theodore Becker The Wool and Storage Company Germany Shoshon St. Paul Charles H. King

Armstrong Wife Seeks Divorce Over Shoes and Shackordeal

Florence Armstrong asks for absolute divorce from Jesse H Armstrong citing neglect over a single pair of shoes and abuse. She states he took her to a windowless shack at Hillyard where cold wind blew in, and after hospital confinement for smallpox he locked her out at night.

Jesse H. Armstrong Florence Armstrong

Grace French Arrested in Burglar Charge at Wallace Idaho

Grace French was arrested in Wallace Idaho on burglary charges for breaking into the home of Mrs. H. F. Green Saturday night. She allegedly stole dresses and clothing. authorities recovered the goods and she is in custody facing charges.

Grace French Wallace Idaho H. F. Green

Wash away dandruff with genuine germicide

An advertisement extols a dandruff cure claiming most products feed the germ causing dandruff. It promotes Newbro’s Werhepels or similar germicides as the original true germicide that kills the parasitic germ at the hair root. Sold by A. G. Koeppen & Bros in Detroit with prices 60 cents and 1.00.

Newbro Ramp 0Cide Co Detroit Mich

Progress of Grand Trunk Pacific in Canada

Consul A G Seyfert reports from Collingwood on Grand Trunk Pacific progress from Winnipeg to Edmonton nearly finished, 700 miles to the coast will take three more years through mountains and canyons. Prairie town sites are planned with strict building rules, tree belts, and parks. rents and reputable blocks near depots. Prince Rupert harbor is sheltered and large, with waterfront owned by government and railway. sale of land expected in September and a future orient port with a Hong Kong steamship link once the line is done.

Pendleton Umatila County Canada Grand Trunk Pacific A. G. Seyfert Collingwood East Oregonian Seyfert Winnipeg Edmonton Skeena River France Rupert Grand Trifk Pacific Prince Rupert Pacific Ocean Orient Vancouver Grand Trunk Railway System Prince Rupert Hongkong Pacific

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