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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1904

Page

5

Holt harvesters and gears dominate Portland ads page

Local ads tout Holt harvesters and Holt powered gear from E L Smith and Forshaw florist. Mentions of Teutsch and Teutach stores selling apparel and shoes, cigars at Hatton’s, and various street ads for dry goods, hats, and fur. A Vancouver DC body note contrasts with bustling commerce across Portland.

A. C. Rader Boston Mint Douglas and Hanan Shoes Tuttweh's Teutach’s Hatton's Court Street Joerger's West Court Street E. J. Smith Holt Harvester Mrs Opera House Horace ‘Lipson Butte Portland

Returning Witnesses Crowd The Land Fraud Trial

A large group of witnesses and several defendants arrived this morning in relatively good spirits. Attendees expressed disappointment that the crowd size was smaller than hoped, while several names appeared among those returning: Lee Held, J. T. Hinkle, J. W. Maloney, J. T. Lam birth, M. McCracken, J. H. Raley, EB. P. Marshal, A. D. Stillman, Glen Baling, Kate James and Sam Endl. Hent.

Ees Lee Held J. T. Hinkle J. W. Maloney J. T. Lambirth M. McCracken J .H. Raley EB. P. Marshal A. D. Stillman Glen Baling Kate James Sam Endl. Hent

Police Court Doles Out Short Sentences to Six Defendants

Six defendants appeared in police court this morning and all pleaded guilty. One paid a $5 fine when arrested. John Nelson deposited $5 as bait but never reclaimed it. The others James Lerwent Frank Judson William Daley Frank Jackson and Ben Young all received three day jail terms for their poverty.

John Nelson James Lerwent Frank Judson Willam Daley Frank Jackson Ben Young

Old Resident B E Coon Stricken With Pneumonia

B E Coon, a long time resident, is seriously ill at his home with pneumonia contracted after a cold from a Sunday school convention. His advanced age makes the illness doubly dangerous.

B. EB. Coon

Personalities Visit Pendleton from Nearby Locations

R Jones of Echo and George Rogers of Buttercreek are in town on various visits. Ralph Stanfield of Echo and J B Eddy of Portland are in the city on brief business and for O R N matters. Mrs Bessie Lyle of Echo guests here a few days. Frank Cook recovers from pneumonia. Mrs J T Rodgers of Sumpter and T C Boylen of Pilot Rock visitors. Mrs W P Jinnett of Boho and Rev Jinnett attend, while Mr and Mrs J M Barker of Forest Grove stay with Pendleton friends. Walter Sawtelli of The Dalles visits relatives. Miss Parry of Echo returns home. Colonel KR Judson of the R N industrial agent tours La Grande. BE P Marashall returns from Portland on business and to Cunningham. Dr BE N Hutchinson of Portland visits regarding animal industry. Judge Henry H Hewitt of Albany returns after Pendleton supreme court work. E Morgan, O R N locomotive engineer, visits family and plans to work for Northern Pacific. Charles Meyer, Belo farmer, comments on new local democracy.

R. Jones Echo Cfte George Rogers Buttercreak Ralph Stanfield Eoho J. B. Eddy Portland Harry Fowler Albena Milton Bessie Lyle Frank Cook J. T. Rodgers Sumpter Friends T. C. Boylen Pilot Rock W. P. Jinnett Boho Rev. Jinnett Pendleton J. M Barker Forest Grove Walter Sawtelli The Dalles Miss Parry KR. C. Judson la Grande BE. P. Marehall Cunningham Unnl BE. N. Hutchinson Goverment Bureau of Animal Industry Henry H. Hewitt Albany Supreme Conurt

Sermon by Dr Anderson Draws Large Congregation

A large congregation attended the sermon to the young people by Dr Anderson. The consecration meeting at the close yielded great profit and spiritual joy. Meetings this afternoon and evening will be led by Dr Anderson and conclude his work until Sunday evening when he will preach the final sermon at the MBE church on Thompson street.

Anderson M. BE Thompson Street

Slow Recovery Reported for Jesse Falling

Aged patient Jesse Falling is slowly improving from a fractured thigh. The bone is knitting but progress is slow due to age. His leg was placed in a plaster cast after removal of a premat ne splint yesterday afternoon, though the splint could not be adjusted to full satisfaction.

Jesse

Gold Hunters Buncoed By Fake Transporters In Nome

Nome reports expose fake transportation firms deceiving travelers and freight clients across Alaska ports. A leading official claims 26 percent drop in travel and freight as North Alaska Transportation Company and others are halted. many would be Northward explorers canceled reservations and lost deposits, harming legitimate steamship lines and local economies.

Nome Alaska Star Thin Sun Bennett Steamahie Pacific CaVsien North Alaska Transportation Company Ateain

Col Raley Returns From Portland Mission

Col Raley arrived back from Portland where he served as attorney in the case before the federal court. The proceedings concern a piracy to defraud the WOWOrnniogt. No serious injuries or fatalities reported. no significant physical wounds mentioned.

Portland Col Raley Cone Wowornniogt

Butte Minister Gambles to Save Family in California

The Rev. Dr. KE Henderson, a Methodist minister from Butte, after losing his pulpit and facing poverty, gambles at roulette to fund a new start in California. He claims a divine impulse led him to gamble and says he won $1500 from a single last resort, enabling departure with his wife and two children.

Butte KE. Henderson Henderson California Salt Lake City Dr. Henderson

Hospital admission for Mrs Potter from Meachum

Mrs Potter, an invalid from Meachum, was brought to the hospital this morning for treatment because her home lacked needed facilities. The move aims to ensure satisfactory care under physicians at the hospital.

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