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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

Page

5

Local City Notes and Ads Brighten Daily Life

A roundup of brief notices and ads including ice cream at Hohbach's, billiards at Hennemans and Herrieman's, dry firewood from Minnis, cottage rental inquiry, new billiard tables, dressed chickens at Stark Poultry, Singer Sewing Machines from Hensley, unfurnished rooms for rent, East Oregonian office listings, transfer services by Stansberry & Milne, Wisard Lawn Mowers, Goodman Hardware promotions, old shoemaker on Court Street, insurance at National Board standards, Eldridge sewing machine sale, and a note on gymnasium funding and plans for its future.

Henneman’s Stark Poultry House Singer Sewing Hensley W. Court Street East Oregonian Herrieman's Cigar Store Stansberry & Milne Wisard Goodman Hardware Co A. Eklund Court Street National Board of Fire Underwriters

Local Entertainment Cancelled by Gym Committee Chair

Mark Moore announced that there will be no Commercial association entertainment this spring due to difficulties in arranging the program. The gymnasium committee chairman cited logistical issues and confirmed the decision to abandon the planned event.

Commercial Association Mark Moore Hours

Governor Chamberlain slated for seven speeches in county

Governor Chamberlain will deliver seven political speeches in this county on Friday and Saturday. He will start Friday in Adama at 10 a.m. and travel to Adena 1 30 p.m. Weston 4 p.m. Freewater 7 15 p.m. Milton 8 30 p.m. Saturday Pendleton 2 10 p.m. Echo 8 p.m. An open air rally will be held at the fall pavilion. Independent tickets for district attorney, representative and joint representative are filed by May 15. KR J Sinter vs G W Phelps, W T Shaw vs U L Mann, Joe N Scott vs T J Mahoney. All three have agreed to run as independents.

Chamberlain Apeak Adama Adena Weston Freewater Milton Pendleton Echo Fall Pavilion KR. J. Sinter G. W. Phelps W. T. Shaw U. L. Mann Joe N. Scott T. J. Mahoney Wii M. Peterson Democrato County

Commercial Club Meeting Promises Publicity Bureau Talk

The monthly Commercial Association gathering is set for tonight with a large attendance hoped for. Although no specific agenda is listed, it is very probable the proposal of a publicity bureau will be discussed and those interested should attend.

Tea price claim prompts grocer refund offer

Advert says good tea costs little, a third of a cent per cup, a cent and a half or two cents for breakfast. grocer refunds your money if Not sure of brand Herehillings Best paying the grocer back.

Oregon Theater Delights with The Girl I Left Behind Me

The Streeter-Bryan company presents The Girl I Left Behind Me in a well filled Oregon theater, featuring Miss Bryan and Mr. Streeter in leading roles. Tonight is the final performance of this military romance driven play before Tennessee's Partner debuts tomorrow, followed by East Lynne for two nights and a Saturday matinee with Miss Bryan entertaining children afterward.

Oregon Streeter-Bryan Miss Bryan Mr. Streeter Tennessee East Lynne Folke

Change of motion pictures at Pastime theater today

New attractions appear at Pastime including Traveling Menagerie Living Arm Chair Donkey the Clown Heroes of Bernard and the illustrated song Where the Swanee River Flows. The Dime also presents an entirely new program with strong colors and notable title changes. The Eagle show shop reports a clever update with more changes planned through Thursday.

Bernard Swanee River Michael Strogroff Eagle Eagle Show Shop

Passion Play Continues at Catholic Church Evenings

The Catholic church will present the Passion play again this evening and tomorrow evening with a 4 o'clock afternoon show tomorrow. School children will be admitted for 10 cents.

Baseball Scores From St Louis Philadelphia Washington

American league games: St Louis 0 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 3 Boston 2. Washington 11 New York 6. National league: Boston 6 Brooklyn 2.

American St. Louis Detroit Philadelphia Boston Washington New York

Personal visitors report from La Grande and nearby towns

A long list of locals and visitors is noted in La Grande and surrounding areas. Names include RA Brown Echo Register, Jerry Stone Athena, D Bull Milton, C EB Cochran La Grande, A Barrett Athena, J W Shafer Pendleton farmer, Gustav Anderson Baker City, Leroy Lomax Baker City, J L Brooks Pendleton, J W Fox Hanford lands Walla Walla, W R Taylor Athena, Clyde Parkes Pendleton pitcher, J P McManus Pilot Rock, James Fla Gerald Losine, Mrs E E Ripper Echo, Charles H Hamilton O R and N yard, Frank Hoffman, C M Rader Walla Walla, John Q Peebler candidate, Rev W T Buster M E church, Miss Euelah Barker Echo, Adolph Neukom Terra Haute, R R Wood Columbia Land Echo, Mrs Frank Fragier Pendleton La Grande, J W Fox Walla Walla, funeral visitors from Nampa.

RA. H. Brown The Echo Register Jerry Stone Athena D. Bull Milton C. EB. Cochran la Grande Supreme Court Gustav Anderson Baker City Leroy Lomax Baker County J. L. Brooks Pendleton Dalles Chronicle J. W. Fox Hanford Lands Walla Walla W. R. Taylor T. D. Taylor Aupreme Court Clyde Parkes J. P. McManus Pilot Rock James Fla Gerald Lostine Hotel Charlea H. Hamilton Frank Hoffman C. M. Rader M. A. Rader Halley Memorial John Q. Peebler County Recorder Rev. W. T. Buster M. E. Church Sunnyside Ellensburg Euelah E. Barker Echo Pacific Northwest Adolph Neukom Terra Haute Ind Henry Lantz Jackson Street R. R. Wood Columbia Land Company Frank Fragier Jap H. Stevens

Wu Ting Fang to Speak at Civic Forum in Carnegie Hall

New York May 5 His excellency Wu Ting Fang minister at Washington of the Chinese empire will address the tenth meeting of the Civic Forum at Carnegie Hall tonight. His subject will be The Awakening of China.

New York Wu Ting Fang Washington Civic Forum Carnegie Hall China

Watson Signals Passage of Key Economic Bills in Congress

Representative Watson Republican whip of Indiana said the Vreeland currency bill the child labor law affecting the District of Columbia and the government employer liability law would pass in this session. John Riba of Vining Indiana praises DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills bought from Tallman & Co. for a year with better satisfaction than any pills.

Washington Representaive Watson Indiana Vreeland District of Columbia John Riba Vining, In DeWitt Tallman & Co

Roosevelt to Avoid Campaign Activities

President Roosevelt plans no involvement in the national campaign and will keep a low profile at Oyster Bay. He will limit visits to only accredited guests and refrain from speechmaking trips, making it a quiet period with minimal public appearances.

Washington Roosevelt Oyster Bay

Orchard Fate Tomorrow in Pardons Board Delayed

Boise May 5. The state board of pardons postponed consideration of the mercy recommendation for Harry Orchard, who is sentenced to hang May 18 for the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg, delaying the decision until tomorrow.

Officers Narrowly Escape In Picnic Train Incident

Santa Cruz California May 5 a car carrying officers of the Atlantic fleet narrowly escaped injury when a vehicle returning from a tree reservation picnic jumped the track. No one was injured.

Santa Cruz Calif Big Tree Reservation

Ohio Democrats for Bryan Open State Convention

Delegates at large will be instructed to vote for Bryan at the Denver convention. The Ohio Democratic state convention opened in Columbus with business not to be considered until tomorrow.

Bryan Columbus Denver

East Oregonian Promises Continuous News Coverage

The East Oregonian proclaims a commitment to all news around the clock, aiming to keep readers informed with up-to-date reports across politics, crime, weather, and local events, delivering constant coverage throughout the day.

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