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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
5
Local items list sales offers jobs rentals and notices from Roosevelt's Boston Store Teutech's and McAdams, plus real estate deals and horse pasture sales. Also mentions Blue Mountain butter dishware piano records and upcoming divorce ruling and Spokane labor council division.
News from New York describes a speed trial among seven United States battleships including Alabama. Missouri led by eight hours total, finishing 92 miles ahead of Lothermine, after two hours of close competition. Also notes historic royal crowns and a stallion sale by W A H Base to C D Rose, with prices listed.
Judge James A. Fee traveled to Milton on legal business. Echo’s Thom and Miss Francie Griggs of Portland visited relatives and guests in Pendleton, while Robert Burns and others paused at Hotel St. George. Circuit Judge W. R. Bille returned from Prineville. Rev W A Smith eyed Spokane investment opportunities.
Umatilla county editors will be represented at the Lewis and Clark fair with a county exhibit panel featuring every newspaper published locally. Each paper will send a regular copy to the exhibit superintendent and editors are asked to act as associate committee members to safeguard valuable exhibits and secure a first class display of the county's resources.
Joe Willams pleaded guilty this afternoon to stealing a saddle and a latte from a fellow Indian and was sentenced by Judge Fite Gerald to ninety days in the county jail. Willams was arrested last night by Officer Scheer on complaint of Indians and held in the city jail after police brought him to court. An Indian policeman Albert Barnhart filed the complaint and the prisoner admitted guilt as he was booked.
A sewing machine placed in front of the West Seattle Ferry dock led a night patrol officer to arrest it as if it were a stray item. The machine was taken to police headquarters for safekeeping after no owner claimed it.
Mud fissures breakout near a vacant lot by A Koletska’s livery stable. A large canyon wall 40 feet rises as mud flows toward the town filling streets and a nearby water body with an oily layer, prompting fears of further subsidence. Residents dig trenches to divert mud.
Washington education officials say census next month will show that more than 100000 children are on census rolls. F Mi McCully notes the Barefoot Boy bill aims to provide 10 dollars per child annually, but district millage limits and other law restrict funding. The state spent 4,148,782.82 on common schools last year with 4100 teachers and 110,774 average daily attendance.
Sheriff Dunbar serves notice to all gamblers in Owyhee County Idaho threatening prosecution if they do not quit the business at once. For the first time in the county's history there is no active gambling den.
The text explains digestion relies on muscular action and gland fluids, each energized by proper nerve and blood supply. It argues osteopathic care restores these to cure dyspepsia, describing how lack of action or fluids traps food in the stomach leading to fermentation, pain, and fullness.
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