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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Short list of ads and notices including piano tuner, insurance, fabric and sewing, lumber, livestock, eggs, sodas, housework, and rental offers. Items include for sale cedar posts, Jack, Buick, day old chicks, eggs, spices, and a forged list of services with contact numbers and addresses across Pendleton and Weston.
A notice announces The annual stockholders meeting with date time and venue details. It invites all shareholders to attend and vote on corporate matters. Names of officers and the agenda items are listed for review and action.
For sale or trade a livery stable available in Hermiston Oregon address Hox 631. Includes business assets and location suited for a food venture or related service. Contact for details and terms.
Wanted at once. The Hast Oregonian will buy your old rage. Must be large and clean Bring or send them to this office at your earliest convenience. Pendleton Hotel Company will meet in the office of the Mark Moor house company at 2 o clock p m on April 1913. Dated March 24 1913. MARK MOORHOUSE Secretary Notice of Stockholders Meeting Pendleton Building Association will be held at 2 80 p m on April 5th 1913 at the office of Mark Moorhouse Company Dated March 24 1915. MARK MOORHOUSE Secretary
Notice offers a seven room house with stone foundation and seven jets for $2500. Sold before May 1. Address A. S. care East Oregonian Pendleton Oregon.
The message offers a house furnishing closing sale at Ladow's with a 25 cent window sale. It notes the sale starts at 1 p m on Saturday March 29 and asks if anything is in stock to purchase.
President Wilson completes a tariff focused message for Congresss extra session and will submit it after a cabinet review. He met with Secretary Redfield at the White House and, while忙 with flood relief, stayed connected on New Jersey jury reform talks and hinted at appealing to voters if reforms stall.
Mr and Mrs Lillie of Condon registered at the St George last evening Will Ferguson a well known Athena farmer came in this morning on the reval H T Paterson of Umatilla up from the west end of the county last night and earlier Rev W H Bleakney Whitman professor is in Pendleton today F E Ramsey of Hermiston among west end residents in the city last evening Dr J O Wison deputy in the local department of animal industry returned from Idaho Col H G Newport Hermiston contractor and landowner came up from the project town yesterday Mrs F Hindle of Portland guest of Mrs C S Jerard left this morning for home Prof Frank D Carruth Stanfield schools principal returned after playing in the United Orchestra during Elk performances A F May local citizen returned from several months in England reporting an enjoyable visit but glad to be back in Oregon.
Precumaily under the influence Wallace Farrow a half blood Indian slept beside a track in the W R N yards. He was struck by a beam or boxcar and dragged before a brakeman found him. He died at 7 this morning from a fractured skull. An inquest will be held this afternoon or tomorrow. Also listings for cook and housework help.
Washington reports abnormal storm activity and large temperature swings will sweep the country. A storm center over the Rocky Mountains moves northeast with gales, rain, and warmer starts in the East and South, snow in the Northwest, then cooler air over the Midwest and Southwest. A second disturbance develops in the Far West, bringing rain and likely snow as it traverses to the East by Friday or Saturday. A general rise in temperatures precedes the latest system.
In Walla Walla on March 28 the jury found for Joseph and Ethel Bowilen against the Walla Walla Valley Roadway Co. for 300 dollars after hours of deliberation over a $5,000 claim for injuries from a January 26 interurban crash at Orchard station. Evidence focused on motorman Wilkes and jurors visited the accident scene. Rader & Barker defended the traction company, Watson and Hrents represented the plaintiffs.
Walla Walla Wash March 25 The Dreamland Park improvement advances to a plan for driveways and flower gardens. City Engineer Walter Reborn has drawn a chart marking park boundaries Dreamland lake and Garrison creek. The chart will be given to the Women's Park Club which will partner with the park commission to map spring drives and gardens.
Excavation of the Elm and Adam s site in La Grande Oregon has started for the new Weat Jacobs building. The basement will be deepened by about two feet and debris removed. The old shoe shop between Adams and Washington is being cleared, removing a landmark once run by Gust Binglesdorf.
Charles Nichols of Pasadena aged 25 died in the Los Angeles county jail after crying all night when told no bonds could be posted for him. He had been jailed for failing to provide for his family and remained in custody until his trial. A jailer found his body in his cell early morning.
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