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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1912

Page

5

Local ads list rentals services and supplies

Numerous local notices list for rent front rooms small furnished houses and a large furnished suite two blocks from Main Street. Also advertised are coal and dry wood deliveries Pendleton Planing Mill lumber yard phone and transfer services trash removal and moving. Community notices mention an illustrated Ben Hur lecture and a Presbyterian School event with music and a live offering.

Johnson Street I. C. Snyder Judd Orpheum Pendleton Planing Koplitzke & Gillanders Pendleton Planing Mill C. D Christian Church P.m Umatila Umatilla Aura Street Lilleth Main Street Rock Spring Ben L. Burroughs

Alfalfa Fruit and Garden Truck Sold and Meeting Notice

Diversified farms for sale on Birch and McKay creeks with bargain prices in the county. Tickets for event list adults at 1.00 and children at 25 and 15 cents. Pendleton Woodmen of the World Camp No 41 members urged to attend a funeral service for Neighbor Conrad Plattfeader at the hall Tuesday at 1 o'clock, J A Webster and J F P Walker signing.

McKay E. T. Wade Pendleton Camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World Conrad Platfeader J. A. Webster J. F P. Walker

Meet Notice for Damon Lodge No 4 K of P B

Attention AKauights Damon Lodge No 4 K of PB will meet in regular session this evening J A BEST C rR W FLETCHER K ft

Damon Lodge No J. A. Best W. Fletcher K. Ft

Funeral notice for Platzooder secretary STROBLE

Attention Eagles. A hall meeting is requested tomorrow at 1 30 to attend the funeral of Brother Platzooder V STROBLE Secretary.

Brother Platzooder V. Stroble

Up to Date Noodle Parlors to Open Tuesday Evening

Up to Date Noodle Parlors and The Con Dunglow Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors will open Tuesday evening at seven o'clock and close at two. Located Under State Hotel at corner Webb and Cottonwood streets, the venture invites patronage and tray orders as a specialty. Main 567 is the contact number.

State Hotel Webb and Cottonwood Streets

Mall pouch of money stolen from car found in river

A pouch containing a valuable money package disappeared from a mall car when a Southern Pacific train arrived Monday night. The missing sack was recovered in the river below the city. A hole was cut in the side but no letters were touched, suggesting the thief was after the money only.

Ray Difton Alix Southern Pacific

Aviator Heroes Rescue after Fatal Flight Accident

Two German Army aviators were severely injured during a military maneuver when a Harian monoplane engine failed at high altitude. Lieutenant Engner and Lieutenant Sclmusz made an emergency landing, their plane smashed. A Wright biplane pilot supplied first aid. Lieutenant Enewer cannot recover.

Birdman Wright Engner Sclmusz Automobile Corps Enewer

Notice to Contractors and Electricians Sealed bids invited

Sealed proposals will be received at the clerk office of school district No 16 in Pendleton Oregon until April 2 at 7 30 p m for wiring of the high school under construction and for addition of four rooms with basement to the North Side school building Heating plumbing and wiring will be let on separate contracts and later Plans and specs are available at the clerk Lot Livermore and at the architects Aberdeen Washington A 5 percent certified check accompanies each bid and is forfeitable if the bidder fails to enter bond and contract within ten days of award The board may reject any or all bids By order of the board Cc J Smith Chairman Lot Livermore Clerk Cc B Troutman Architect Pendleton Oregon March 14 1912.

Blas Lot Livermore School Board Pendleton Ore Aberdeen Wash Cc. J. Smith Chaiman Cc. B. Troutman Oregon

Visitors Drop In Pendleton From Nearby Towns

A string of local social notes lists residents and visitors in Pendleton and nearby towns including DD M Rice of Walla Walla, William Oscar Owings, George Hudson, H A Bundy from Athena, Mr and Mrs T W Sapper of Hermiston, Mr and Mrs Fred Enbusk of Pilot Rock, Will Teinghart of Marshall Wells Co, Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock, Dr J D Mamenon of Athena, Dr C W Lassen, Rh J Reuber of Stanfield, Mrs CS S Terpenin, Edward D Baldwin, Mrs Ira Hughes, Mrs William McBride, John W Campbell of Hermiston, B S Richards of Athena, Col J I Bouldwin, H A Waterman, and Mrs G E Reese among others, with travel between Pendleton, Hermiston, Athena, Walla Walla, and Pilot Rock noted.

DD. M. Rice Walla Walla William Oscar Owings Roth George Hudson Bowman H. A. Bundy Athena Herbert Boylen Pilot Rock Pendleton J. D. Mamendon CV. Lassen East End Rh. J. Reuber Stanfield West End C. S&s. Terpenin Edward D Baldwin Congressman Ellis Ira Hughes William McBride Adame St. Anthony’s Hospital John W. Campbell Hermiston Richards

Eggs for hatching and day-old chicks

Riverside Poultry Farm offers standard bred C Black Minorcas White and Brown Leghorns Rhode Island Reds. Satisfaction guaranteed. Red 2663.

R. I Riverside Poultry Farm

Colonal Ciiicagos Poor Plan For 1524 Acre Kaiman Colony

Chicago real estate figure Warren Springer owned 1524 acres near Kaiman, intended to develop a large worker colony and port for Chicago's industrious poor. After his death his widow plans to push the project with cultivated help, enlisting Oscar Lovell Trises and Frank Lloyd Wright to advise on buildings and supervision.

Kaimnan Paris Rensselaer Ind Warren Springer Chicago Kaiman

Becomes Lawyer at 76 After Ten Years of Study

Boston man Mewes TL Steuer, who could not read or write ten years ago, was admitted to the Massachusetts bar at age 76. He came to the United States a little more than a decade ago, sold small wares by day, handled his own lawsuit when a deputy sheriff seized goods, and used the case to inspire him to learn English and study law by night.

Boston Mewes Steuer Massachusetts

Lincoln cuff from night of assassination on display

Marquette Michigan window display of Civil War relics includes a cuff worn by Abraham Lincoln the night of his assassination. The cuff belongs to Edward Farnham and was obtained by his brother John Farnham from the proprietor's wife at Ford's Theatre after the shooting.

Marquette Mich Abraham Lincoln Marquette National Bank Edward Farnham John Farnham Washington Transcript Ford

Traveling Man Tries to Track Missive After Valentine Fails

B J Tellerup, a traveling man, complains to U S Postoffice Inspector W G Means that a ten cent valentine sent to his daughter in MacGregor Minnesota did not reach her, sparking an investigation into mail handling and possible misplacement. He recalls mailing the item and blames postal carelessness, while the girl believed she was forgotten by her “big sweetheart.”

St. Louis MacGregor Minn B. J. Tellerup United States Postoffice W. G. Means Tellerup Wis

Excessive Fat Kills Man in Bridgeport

Frank Deakin died at St Vincent's hospital after rapid weight gain. A year earlier he was not of slight build but the fat accumulation proved fatal despite treatment. He weighed nearly 400 pounds when admitted last month.

Bridgeport Conn Frank Deakin St. Vincent’s Hospital Sy, Bey Deakin

Teenager Pleads for Reform School Admission

Sixteen year old Loy Eng, described as a Chinese-Indian youth, endured harsh treatment from his father and the death of his Indian mother. He committed numerous petty thefts near Corraltos and asked authorities to send him to a reform school to learn a trade and reform his behavior.

Ranta Cruz Loy Eng Corraltos

Officer Urges Parents to Guard Youths in Pendleton

An officer warns parents about youths at a vulnerable age and cites causes of delinquency including public dance halls and pools. He advocates strict enforcement of juvenile laws and welcomes the Pendleton Y M C A as a needed center for healthy recreation, urging progressive citizens to support the effort.

Pendleton

Interest of the young at heart in aiding youth care

The piece urges community support for assisting youths especially girls, warning neglect harms family life and leads to deviant citizenship. It stresses parental duty, oversight, and proactive effort to foster a clean healthy environment for children and young people in the town.

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Dog Chews Tobacco in Boston Station Tale

A stray thoroughbred dog named Teddy, left at the Boston and Main railroad station baggage room by a student, chews tobacco with relish and tilts its head when a sneeze hits. Officials seek the owner as the odd animal scene draws local attention in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Springfield Mass Boston Teddy

Greek letter reunion prompts forgotten matters at Springfield

A traveler goes to Springfield for a Greek letter reunion and forgets current concerns. A dog with aristocratic bearing watches station workers, whether in overalls or uniforms, with quiet patience as events unfold.

Springfield Igely

No Salary for Ministers in New Shelbyville Church

A new church in Shelbyville Indiana named Heavenly Recruit association will organize and file articles of incorporation. It plans to pay no salaries to ministers with Sunday night collections for the pastor, who will live by the sweat of his brow.

New Church Shelbyville Ind Heavenly Recruit Association

Jury Hung by Woman in Colorado Bootleg Case

Red Cliff high court panel of four women and eight men failed to reach a verdict in a bootlegging trial. Judge I. B. Tague discharged the jury after hours of debate, marking Colorado’s first jury with female jurors.

Red Cliff Cole

Woman Values What She Gets Not What He Earns

A remark frames marriage finances around personal gain rather than the husband's earnings, suggesting a focus on benefits received by the wife rather than income.

Man and Woman Reflection on Love's Disappointment

A reflective line notes that while man may be noble, a woman’s loss of love shapes her view of his appearance. The statement frames gendered perception and emotional impact of romance with a wry, philosophical tone.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Serge F.E. Livengood & Co the Ladies and Childrens Store Water Street Penland Bros B. A. Morton F. J. Ronaldson Peoples Warehouse Casit MRI T. W. Sapper of Fred Enbusk Will Tteinghart Marshall Wells Co Col J. I. Bouldwin American Express H. A. Waterman Heriilston Ciicago Lincoln Wohlenberg U.S Noyy Dog Crab Creek Lumber Co Oscar Mahler
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