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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
8
Weston Oregon May 1 Edgar Warner died Wednesday at the Walla Walla hospital from typhoid fever and the local schools closed for his funeral out of respect. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended as the community mourned the loss of the former Weston student.
News brief notes that Nanton recently suffered a stroke causing paralysis on one side of his body. Authorities and family listed no further complications, with care expected to continue at home or a local clinic.
The Spokane interstate fair stage will host a mimic battle between Chief Joseph and his braved wind Brigadier General Howard and U S soldiers. About 800 men from Indiana Flathead Coeur d'Alene Spokane Yakima Colville and Umi-Wha and 150 horses will reenact the clash near Lewiston with staged charges and the final Indian retreat. General Howard’s descriptive scenes will be projected from the Indian camp to spectators nightly on the race track Infield under Amusements director B I Gregory with trained crews arriving from Minnesota ahead of September preparations.
Commander Julius A. Pratt Post No. 1423 of the Department Tl G A R in Kewanee reports that after two months of taking Foley Kidney Pills, backache and kidney pains vanished. He notes relief from painful bladder misery and says he will recommend the remedy to friends and comrades. Koeppen Bros.
The fourth annual meeting of the Wash- Ineton State Conference of Charities and Corrections convenes in Tacoma starting tomorrow. Sessions run Monday and Tuesday with Governor M. BE. May delivering remarks on The State and the Needy. Also noted are local business talk and renewed concerns over food prices in Kaiserland.
Walla Walla hosts a new power company with two managers. George O’Connor remains in charge of traction holdings while W. B. Forshaw of Wichita handles gas and electric operations. The Pendleton, Walla Walla, Yakima, and Astoria plants will be developed. Portland serves as general HQ with New York for American operations.
An advertisement argues that living costs rise without better quality while Foley's Honey and Tar maintains high standards and cures for throat chest and lung ailments without price increases. The genuine product is in a yellow package, Koeppen Bros.
Rev. Zed H. Copp installs himself as the public advisor of Washington offering six dozen forms of free service. He acts as legal aid, unemployment helper, mediator for estranged spouses, spiritual guide for the unchurched, guardian for overwhelmed parents, and a lifeline for those at risk of self harm. He reports 63 clients last month with cases ranging from non-support to divorce and home care.
Washington reports the European starling placed on the Hat of obnoxious birds banned from import. The bird damages wheat crops and has spread from New York to Pennsylvania and toward the western wheat belt. Importers face severe penalties and a horrible death at customs collectors.
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