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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
8
Umatilla county farmers see beef prices drop by one to two cents versus last year. Beef sold by peddling wagons goes for 7 cents per pound, a drop from 10 to 11 cents. Hogs scarce push pork prices higher while live hogs exceed 6 cents. City beef prices edged down less than a cent, despite wagon route reductions.
Charlee J. McPherson of Portland oversees the placement of heating plants in the new school buildings. Material for the east and west end plant rooms has been moved and will be installed in the next weeks. No heating plant will be installed in the north side building this winter due to limited rooms.
County Judge Bein issues an order addressing failure of administrators and executors to file mandated six month court reports. The directive aims to enforce timely reporting and may set penalties or consequences for noncompliance. The ruling highlights court oversight and reinforces the duty of fiduciaries to provide timely financial and administrative updates.
The notice promotes a savings offer with 4 percent interest compounded semi annually. It invites inquiries to officers or employees and asserts the bank's financial strength and conservative methods, urging readers to deposit funds for growth.
Officials who have not filed reports since September 34, 1994 must appear before the county judge on September 30, 1905 and show cause why they should not comply.
Mrs Vendetta Nishuh a clairvoyant medium visits Arlington lodging house Room 2 Arlington for short stay. She claims spiritualist recognition by the church and offers advice to uplift the downcast with affordable prices.
Old council notes a Salem man Delbert Stone once jailed for forged checks may be discharged from the asylum. District Attorney Phelps says the case could be dropped if victims are repaid and costs covered. relatives hope to secure Stone’s freedom. Meeting also reports liquor licenses granted and street sprinkling ordinance adopted with monthly salary payments to city staff.
Passenger service begins on July 1 with daily schedules from Condon to Arlington leaving mornings and returning in the afternoon. Pendleton and Umatilla county riders can depart at 9 o'clock to reach Condon by 6:15 pm and return on the evening train. Through tickets and freight traffic start July 1.
Grover Martin's appeal filed through Colonel J H Raley claims judge erred in jury instructions. Judge Ellis denied a certificate of probable cause, forcing a request to supreme court judges or penitentiary retention. If secured, Martin may stay in jail or be bailed. appeal to the supreme court remains possible. His father aided in consultation. Dodson indicted for living with and benefiting from a prostitute seeks Saturday arraignment.
BF McElroy a well known resident of Penileton now living at Athena will move to Cambridge Idaho after selling holdings at Athena. His son has taken a homestead near Cambridge and believes it is in an excellent wheat country.
W. Thompson, an employee at Pendleton foundry and machine shops, lost a finger at the first joint when his glove caught on a planer. He narrowly escaped losing the entire hand and is perforing that only a tiny portion was damaged.
Mr and Mrs F P Redd left on the eleven oclock train for Portland after their wedding last night. They will visit briefly before returning to their home at Kalhors Washington.
An old advertisement urges keeping hair uncovered to avoid dandruff germs that it claims cause baldness. It promotes Herpicide as a dandruff cure and hair growth stimulant, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros as agents, with Detroit, Michigan as the origin.
Under the state law, auto owners must equip machines with lamps at night showing a white front light and a red rear light. The white glass must bear the machine number and the abbreviated state of license. A city ordinance on lamps is lacking. enforcement may compel compliance with the state law and Constable Bentley is to notify owners to conform.
J B Despain plans to ride in Pendleton Oregon July parade if arranged. He ordered a Chicago built auto by express with crate weights and freight rates noted. The machine is a four bore grower Oriental buckbard by Waltham Watch Co, weighing about 600 670 pounds crated and guaranteed to run from three to 25 miles an hour.
Police raided a group of hoboes camping beneath the railroad bridge near town. Thirty were found and dispersed, with officers noting this season attracts more tramps as travel heats up. Marshal Coffman cited increased summer arrivals and a rough period for vagrants.
The body of Pete Hackett, a veteran prospector in the John Day country, was discovered in his North Fork John Day cabin Wednesday morning by passing hunters. He had arranged belongings neatly and evidently died by suicide using morphine.
Dr Hillis of Rolee Newell Dwight Hildla successor to Beecher in Trinity church New York will lecture before the Y M C A on the evening of July 18.
Walla Walla Union reports $200 backing to support Pendleton ball team for July 3 and 4 games against the Fruit Pickers. Pendleton group claims strong chances to win most games, while Fruit Pickers manager O Connor expresses confidence in his squad. Rumors link Pendleton to an Ogden team, stirring local sports chatter about the forthcoming series.
J. M. Gilliland, wife and child, have returned from Wyoming after four years and may relocate in this county. Gilliland is a brother to Commissioner Gilliland, kept a ten dollar man in a sixty dollar job using a cask to store a pint or Walter.
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