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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

2

States Go Operate With Forest Service Cooperation

States pooling forest resources with the U S Forest Service cooperate to study and manage timber, fire protection, and land use. Maine New Hampshire New York Maryland California Kentucky Rhode Island Delaware and others share costs and benefit from federal expertise and published findings.

Forest Service Maine New Hampshire New York Maryland Marysurt California Kentucky Rhode Teland Stigcourt Delaware New Hampshire Forest Pulletin Adirondack Reserve Geological Survey Oach Maryland Geological Survey Wisconsin Missouri Mont Station Ozark Californiia Patifurnis Fortext Service Delawar Rhodestone Kentucky Lorislature Forest Serviee

City decorates for Myrtle Shrine meeting in May

Los Angeles plans a seven hundred ten thousand dollar decoration program for the Imperial Council Myrtle Shrine gathering set for the second week of May. The report notes ongoing cigar industry strikes in Havana and a Rhodes scholarship qualified for a Philadelphia Negro, prompting southern protests. Two unidentified men, likely smugglers, were killed after a confrontation near Imperial California. Cornelius Hedges, founder of the Helena Herald, is noted for his role in Yellowstone exploration and Montana journalism.

Los Angeles Imperial Council of the Myrtle Shrine Norway Ilquoy Cornelius Hedges Helens Mont Helena Herald Montana Yellowstone Park

Northwest News Recaps Yet-Connected Local Tragedies

Warren N Vaughan aged 84 dies at Tillamook on homestead started in 1852 after arriving in 1849. Survived by widow and 12 children. Hervie McCaslin 15 confesses to multiple forgeries in Yakima. J H Partedl telegrapher found dead in C H Parkers barn from heart disease. Ed A Jammett in Shelly walked into Geom saloon Idaho Folly asked for a gun and shot himself. Strauch in Daly Creek sheep camp contracts smallpox, scope unclear. John Gow case Woodburn kept saloon open past midnight. Knight denies guilty and fined. Tacoma Mayor Wright shifts stance on licensing, support grows to higher fees. Northern Pacific train crew blamed for Addison Kessling Yakima death per coroner. Samuel Kersling, brother.

Warren N. Vaughan Tillamook Hervie McCaslin Yakima Leigh Wash J. H. Partedl C. H Parker Telegraphers’ Union Ed A. Jammett Shelly Tiaho Geom Idaho Folly Durkee Baker County Strauch Daly Creek John Gow Woodburn Ore Northern Pacific Addison Kessling Samuel Kersling

Deceased and Injured Seized in Hospital After Incident

A person died and another was injured in an incident at St. Elizabeth's hospital. The deceased and injured were treated after the event and the survivor shows a slight chance of recovery.

St. Elizabeth's Hospital

Portland's Rapid Growth in Bank Clearings Surges

Portland shows a 75.2 percent rise in April clearings over 1906, totaling 32,110,625.50. The daily peak for April 30 reached 1,251,718.26, up from 900,673.94 a year earlier, signaling strong local prosperity and placing the city among the nation’s rapid growth centers.

Portland Pawer Portland United States Durie

Dultate La Follette in Publicity Campaign Versus Mormonism

Former Senator ma bola of Idaho plans to tour the Chau tauqua circuit this summer to denounce Mormonism as a national evil. Senator Dubois blames Mormons for his defeat and will present many important points to audiences.

Mabola Idaho Dubois Emoot Utah

Week of frosts and clear days across Oregon

Weather reports from western Oregon show clear skies and warm days with strong sunshine. Eastern Oregon faced cloudier, cooler conditions with frost on several nights and gusty winds at times. Farmers noted killing frosts on the 4th and 5th, light frosts on the 26th, 24th, 20th, and 28th. The Dalles and Wasco County recorded sunshine and lower temperatures than last year. Heppner reported clear weather with overall calm conditions.

Cascades Aimcee Mouthern Oregon Columbia River Valley Mountain Park Wasco County Raymond Markley Dalles L. Brooks Heppner Morrow County George Whitela

Weather Summary From Umatilla County Week

Weather notes from Umatilla County report frosts on Wednesday and Thursday mornings with clear skies early. A strong north wind Saturday lowered temperatures and brought persistent cool conditions throughout the week despite prior heavy rains. Roads remained dusty with several dust storms after the rain.

Umatilla Umatila Helen T. Duncan Pendleton H. F. Johnson Wonton Umatilla County M. Baker

Farmers Cleared in Walla Walla Dynamiting Case

Milton May 2 two respected farmers Frank Cockburn and Robert Chapman were arrested on dynamiting charges for the Walla Walla river incident. They were released after a Justice Miller inquiry found them not the suspects. The blast injured several and the exact perpetrator remains sought.

Milton Walla Walla River Frank Cockburn Robert Chapman Ohia Place Caine Wirden Shumway Werero- Innset

Sion Indians To Receive $7358 971 Under 1861 Treaty

The Sion Indians are slated to get 7.358 million dollars from the government under the 1861 treaty, despite alleged improper congressional acts and wartime adjustments. The 1908 decision by the court of claims confirmed amounts due to members not in the war, including interest on unpaid annuities. William Thompson alias Barrett has been captured in Baltimore for looting the First Nations bank of San Francisco of $20,000 years ago.

Sion William Thompson Barrett Baltimore Na- Hons Bank San Francisco

Nothing Like Piano Reliability Brings Home Quality

In Umatilla County a piano dealer promotes its reliability and vast stock. The ad claims superior American pianos at unbeatable prices and terms with a satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded motto. It urges immediate visit to view the stock for children’s musical needs.

Umatilla America

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