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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

6

Plans for dredging on the Columbia River bar

Plans for dredging and extending the Columbia River mouth include a $470,000 appropriation to continue work from Astoria to Portland, with jetty improvements and a 40 foot channel target. The project contemplates south jetty expansion, possible north jetty if needed, and repairs to the steamship wharf and termway after winter damage.

Astoria Portland Columbia River Cangrewman Warton Senate Bnantor Palton Compton Congress Lewe

600 MILE SLED RIDE FOR ALASKAN DIVORCE

Mrs Georgiana Place traveled 600 miles by dog sled alone across the Yukon to obtain a divorce in Alaska. She endured harsh conditions and a near drowning after a sled fall, finally securing a decree against her husband whom she married in San Francisco on January 14, 189%.

Seattle Ava Alaska Georgiana Place Wotmin Palébanies Palibanks Mes Place Retiies Mont Ia Yukon Fis San Francisco Spittle Puget Sound

New peanut disease spreads from German East Africa to Georgia

A Korowek reports a new peanut disease described in Gartenflora. The fungus causes reddish brown spots that blacken peanuts and stunts growth. In Tanga area the disease rapidly kills plants, with delayed foliage and flower development and white spots turning brown and black. New ladies suits advertised at Teutsch's store.

Georgia A. Korowek Gartenflora Jlack Karasek Tanga

Cascade Gardens at Lewis and Clark fair exhibit

Description of the Cascade Gardens and Colonnade of Styles at the St Louis ex Postion to be reproduced atop the Lewis and Clark fair. Water features flourish with fountains and basins as night illumination by electric bulbs enhances the scene. Also notes a Seaside ticket puzzle and westbound Rails traffic at O R N.

St. Louis Grand Basin Cascade Basin

Modoc Indian Pony Billy Seeks Exhibit Fame

Burns Times Herald reports old Indian pony Billy, famed by Captain Kelley of Company A during the 1872-73 Modoc War, valued at $1000 after decades of service. The 60-year-old mount, once a hunt companion and hill-climbing tester for Judge Webster, may not travel to the Lewis and Clark exhibit with Captain Lowey, the Piute, on parade.

Billy Captain Kelley Saya Burns Times-Herald Kelley Co. A Oregon Modoc Hie Company Jackson County Captain Kelly Harney County Judge Webster Norvyal Lowey Piute

United States to Develop Platinum Deposits in California

The U S Geological Survey allocates 35000 to study platinum in Shasta and Trinity counties California with Governor Pardee and Senator Perkins coordinating. J osephimite and Iridosmium will be sought, centering platinum mining in Shasta Trinity and Southern Oregon as imports reveal limited U S production last year.

United States United States Geological Survey Shaxta Trinity Cal Pardee Washington George C. Perkins Geological Survey Russia Try Golumbia South America Shasta Trinity Counties Oregon Grant's Pass Kerby Rambler Wyoming

Japanese Must Hang Murderer at Walla Walla

Harry Arno a Japanese death row inmate in Spokane last December for killing Sam Chow a Chinaman was moved to Walla Walla by Sheriff Doak. Execution set for June 3 per Walla Walla Mason. Former tailoring partner dispute led to the killing. Arno attempted suicide with a teaspoon weeks ago but survived. He has been praised as a model prisoner with his Japanese calm masking inner distress.

Harry Arno Sam Chow Spokane Walla Walla Doak Arno Harry Sheriff Doak Arao

Menace of Alcoholism in France Warns of Degeneration

Dr. Polton Duplease tells Herald Paris correspondent that alcoholism is rising in France while falling elsewhere. He warns drink evil erodes the family and racial traits, causes degeneration, and fuels tuberculosis madness misery and crime. He urges arousing public conscience and a duty of social solidarity to combat alcohol-related harm.

France Polton Duplease Herald Paris Duplease

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