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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1906

Page

8

1900 Assessment Effort to Preserve Equity in Property Tax

County to set 1906 assessment with deputies to be dispatched starting tomorrow. Strath outlines equity between corporate and private property, using a one third basis for real estate value, aiming to avoid disputes with railroads. Deputy Bert Whitman to begin in Ridge-Vinson and Fulton areas, with Ellie Rogers starting in North Milton next week.

Wedneainy Bert Whitman Strath Feld Board of Equalization Strain Ridge-Vinson Fulton Ellie Rogers North Milton

Brown exits Pendleton for chief machine man post

Dc Brown a Tribune type operator and minority stockholder resigns and leaves for The Dalles Chron icle where he will serve as chief machine man His brother W S Brown formerly Tribune foreman also works on the Chronicle Brown plans to return to Pendleton for Tribune trial if needed He has been in Pendleton about six years and his wife will not yet accompany him to The Dalles.

Brown The Tribune Dalles Dalles Chronicle W. 8. Brown Chronicle Tribune Company Mesers, Myers and Cardinaw Atlll BE. P. Dodd Pendleton

Benus Seeks Bend High School Prospects Grow

Bend Bulletin reports strong support building for establishing a Bend high school with a likely majority favoring the measure at next Tuesday's election. Local officials wait for results as residents weigh education needs and community growth.

Bend Flvor Bend Bulletin

Taylor Accepts Dem Nomination for Umatilla Sheriff

T D Taylor, nearing end of his second term as Umatilla County sheriff, formally accepts the Democratic nomination after a countywide appeal. He will run in the April 20 nominating primaries, stating duty to the people and county dictates another term if chosen. Taylor is described as an efficient, vigilant official with statewide reputation.

T. D. Taylor Noo Umatilla Taylor Friends Oregon

Death of Fred Langiver in Pendleton One More Public Obit

Fred Langiver died at his home at 1:48 last night from alcoholic pneumonia after a month of illness. He was born in Town 15 years ago, raised in Fort Worth, and came to Pendleton in 1896. A painter turned Red Front saloon keeper, he was married to Lisaie Heathman six years ago. Funeral tomorrow at 1 from the Jane Street home, then to the Eagles hall. Interment in Olney cemetery.

Eagles’ Hall Fred Langiver Hot Lake Frederick Langiver Tex Langiver Fort Worth Texas Pendleton E. J. Murphy Red Front Ca‘oon Lisaie Heathman Myre John Heathman Jane Street Eagles and The Redmen Olney Cemetery

Tex: An Appreciation For Ava Langtyer’s Death

An appreciation note laments Tex’s flaws and praises his humanity. It recalls a neighbor who gave $100 to a widow, offering funeral help, and urges charity toward Tex despite temptations. The writer signs a farewell to Tex and bids peace to his ashes.

Ava Langtyer Tex Hal

Sew Water Mains Pour Tech Pipes Wire Laid This Summer

Water main and service pipe work will be laid this summer from Bluff to Tusting Streets. A hydrant will be installed at the southwest corner of Tustin and Thompson near W. H. Kelsay’s residence, improving protection for the High School district formerly unprotected besides the existing hydrant on High Street.

Pour Bluff Tusting Thompson Street Bluff and Thompson Tustin W. H. Kelsay

Equal Suffrage Campaign Opens Tuesday at Baptist Church

Miss Mary N. Chase opens the equal suffrage campaign in the city Tuesday at the Baptist Church. Judge Stephen A. Lowell will preside and a campaign committee will be chosen. The effort will push the suffrage amendment ahead of the June election.

Mary N. Chase Baptist Church Stephen A. Lowell Mise Chase

East End County Meeting Wave Organizes Large Committees

A sequence of meetings in the east end of the county reports strong organization. Weston forms a 43 member committee led by president Mrs Emma Hicks. Athena also forms a large committee with Will M Peterson as president and Mia A M Gillie as assistant, W8 Craghead secretary. Mise Chase speaks at Ada tonight and will return by the mixed train tomorrow to attend tomorrow's meeting.

Weston Emma. Hicks Athena Will M. Peterson Mia. A. M. Gillie

Prater Mays Secret City Wedding Elopement Reported

Bert Mays and Miss Prater, both of this city, were married yesterday at La Grande in a ceremony described as elopement. The bride, daughter of Mrs. J. N. Prater, worked at the local telephone office and the groom is a delivery driver for East End Grocery. They will reside here.

Din Dennis Bert Mays Mier Bease Prater la Grande Itle J. N. Prater East Bluff Street Tocdl East End Mays

Resident complaints about street flooding on East Bluff Street

A East Bluff Street resident reports persistent standing water after rain and odors from the O KR N Stockyards polluting the area. Residents urge spring relief to improve conditions in the low-lying neighborhood.

The East Oregonian East Bluff Street Bluff Street

Spokane branch offers observation care and dining great valued

The Spokane branch of the R N offers observation care and a well patronized dining room. Charges in the dining room and observatory are moderate and accessible to travelers. Mrs W H Lyman, visiting here, will leave for Springfield Missouri next Wednesday with her daughter Mrs F W McMillen. Mr McMillen plans to join soon.

Spokane W. H. Lyman Springfield F. W. McMillen McMillen

Public Auction in Walla Walla Heads for March 12

One hundred head of horses and mules will be sold at public auction in Walla Walla on Monday March 12 by M McDonald a well known horsebuyer. The entire herd has been purchased by Mr McDonald in the Inland empire in recent weeks and will be disposed of at the sale.

Walla Walla M. McDonald McDonald Inland Empire

County Court Wednesday March 7 Meeting Planned

County commissioners will meet for the March term to transact routine business. Bye will be paid and vacancies on election boards due to party nonacceptance will be filled.

Alan Nome

Umatilla County Development Logue Seeks Statistics

A county committee on local development now forms a statistics unit to prepare a circular and distribute it to seeking residents alongWaiting interval routes for a Western United railway line.

Clarge Umitihire Umatilla

Shipment of Horses to Seattle Company

A corloid containing 24 head of horses was shipped today to Beattleice. They were purchased by K. W. Dooley of North Yakima from A. T. Vorel. The Frye Brahn company of Seattle will receive them.

C.F K. Ww. Dooley North Yakima A. T. Vorel Frye-Brahn Company Seattle

Fraternal Eagles Call Members to Langiver Funeral

Notice to Redmen and Eagles members to meet at the Eagles Hall on Court Street tomorrow at ip com for attending the funeral of Brother Fred Langiver.

Redmen Eagles Order of Jtedimen Alto Order of Eagles Eagles' Hall Court Street Ip.com Fred. Langiver

Mises Chase at Adama Rally for Suffrage Amendment

Mary N. Chase organizer for the equal suffrage movement will address the people of Adama this evening in support of the equal suffrage amendment.

Mises Chase Adame Mary N. Chase Equal Suffrage Movement Adama

Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Denny in College Street Home

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Denny at their residence at College and Tustin streets. The birth adds to the family and the couple reside in the local neighborhood.

Thomas Denny College and Tustin Streets

Patent remedy touted for diverse ailments

A historical line claims the product serves as the main standby for sickly people, curing Sour Risings, Vomiting, Poor Appetite, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costivences, Colds, Grippe or Malarial Fever. The tone resembles old advertisement copy emphasizing broad health benefits.

Prisoner Myrtle Tipton's mother seeks clemency and work

The Walla Walla Union reports Mrs H E Tipton, mother of Myrtle Tipton now imprisoned for horse stealing, traveled from her home seeking funds and employment to aid her daughter. Efforts are underway to obtain a pardon while the girl awaits possible release and a return to normal life. The community discusses charity steps, a possible incorporation of a charity board, and local projects resume. Road repairs continue with crews and a county roller shipment. Pendleton provides support and a cold storage manager visits. The Pendleton Food and Commercial association grows, with $25 to be sent Monday.

H. E. Tiptott Myrtle Tipton Walla Walla Union Jaca W.C. T. 1 Mme Eeho Meadows Butter Creek Pendleton Walter Markham Foodo Commercial Association

Echo News Notes reports farm, water, and horse issues

Echo Oregon March 4 notes A Crawford building a house eight miles north on land under government reservoir with four laterals from Maxwell ditch and water rights being clarified. Horses near Big Hutte seven miles SW of Boho affected by mange. many range horses wintering there. H J Newport contractor on Furnish ditch near-future completion, losses due to storms and frost minimal. Creamery subscription reaches 5500 dollars with project advancing.

Echo, Ore Crawford Maxwell Ditch Severn Big Hutte Boho Newport

Salvation Army Officer to Visit Spokane Barracks

State Captain Faulkner of the Spokane Salvation Army corps will arrive in the city tomorrow for a meeting at the city barracks on Wednesday evening. The program includes musical numbers and remarks by Captain Faulkner.

Faulkner Spokane

Local Saddle Shop Closes Out Blankets and Robes

We offer a full line of saddles harnesses and Indian robes. Prices are right and our competent workmen stand ready. To make room for spring goods we are closing out horse blankets and robes at a sacrifice. If you want it call on.

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