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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

8

Independent Blakeley Enters Race Against Mann in Oregon

W M Blakeley former Umatilla County representative has consented to run as an independent for a state representative seat to oppose L L Mann the Republican nominee. He filed his nominating petition and pledges to vote for the people's choice for U S senator, issuing Statement Number 1 asserting lawmakers must follow the majority vote in selecting the senator.

L. L. Mann Taita Umatilla County W. M. Blakeley Mr. Blakeley Blakeley Mann Republcan Will M. Peterson Democratic Oregon United States Congress U. S

Cold weather warning urges early self care

The message stresses that the cold hour is the moment to act. Delays can worsen symptoms and complicate recovery. Start treatment now to avoid extended suffering and easier progression to deeper illness.

F and S Cold Capsules Promise Quick Relief

An old time advertisement touts F and S Cold Capsules as a remedy that saves worry and expenses by quickly easing sickness. The copy claims reliable effectiveness with phrases about enduring health and swift recovery, typical of period medical ads.

Blakelbey pledges duty to carry out voters' will

A civic pledge by W. M. Blakelbey declares intention to vote and support laws for the best interests of all people. The declaration emphasizes duty and fidelity to public will.

W. M. Blakelbey

Cherry Fair at The Dalles Dates and Prizes

The Dalles hosts a three day cherry fair June 30 to July 2 during the state horticultural society meeting. Over 500 dollars in prizes will be offered for top exhibits by businessmen of The Dalles. The event invites participants from all parts of the state to exhibit and hopes to become a regular fair. Tony Collier of Baker City and Robert Burns of Hilgard will cruise land in Ukiah country ahead of settlement openings June 1 and July 1 for Blue Mountain forest areas open for entry.

Dalles State Horticultural Society Tony Collier Baker City Robert Burns Hilgard la Grande Blue Mountain National Forest

Daniel Glaze and Evelyn Leavitt Wed in Dorchester Mass

Daniel Ralph Glaze and Evelyn Leavitt married in Dorchester Massachusetts. Glaze, a former Pendleton league star, played here under the name Hayes and is highly regarded by local fans.

J. B. Frazier Daniel Ralph Glaze Evelyn Leavitt Dorchester Mass Glaze Pendleton Hayes

Evangelical Lutheran and M E Church Services

At Warren station next Sunday morning at 10 30 the German evangelical Lutheran church will hold services. In this city the M E church will have Sunday afternoon services at 2 o clock led by Rev George Sprattler. All invited to attend both services.

Democratic Candidate Homer Watts Tours County

Homer Watts, a Democrat running for county school superintendent, is in the city today en route to the county's west end to promote his candidacy. He plans to return home in Athena Sunday and will visit the county’s south part next week.

Homer Watts Athena

James Peters weds Daltay Phillips in Portland

James Peters formerly of this city now an O R N brakeman with Portland headquarters married Miss Daltay Phillips on Monday. They plan to reside in Portland.

James Peters O. R. & N. Brakeman Portland Daltay Phillips

Funeral for William Cronk Held by Eagles

The forenoon funeral for William Cronk was conducted by Rev. Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer under Eagles auspices.

William Cronk The Eagles Charles Quinney Church of the Redeemer

Forster Back on Streets After Illness Recovery

R Forster proprietor of the planing mill has recovered from a illness and walked on the streets today for the first time since illness began.

R. Forster

Why Mail 15 Late Portland Letters Reach Pendleton

Letters mailed in Portland after No 6 at 6 p m but eligible for No 4 Spokane flyer reach Pendleton via Walla Walla by 11 20 to 12 00 noon. The East Oregonian explains the delay and why Spokane routing saves several hours versus waiting for No 2 eastbound.

Pendleton Portland Spokane East Oregonian Walla Walla

Meeting of Sheep Board Heads to Portland

Dan P Smythe leaves tonight for Portland to attend a state sheep commission meeting in that city tomorrow. It is the board s first meeting since Commissioner McIntosh filled the Boylen vacancy. New officers will be chosen and Stensloff is expected to be named president while Smythe seeks reelection as secretary. Other matters will come before the board at the session.

Dan P. Smythe Portland State Sheep Commission McIntosh Thomas Boylen Stensloff Willl Smythe Sheep Board

Lorimer Builds Winning Ball Team and League Drive

Gop Success in selecting a winning team shows Lorimer, Pendleton manager, financing the league with subscripts while trimming weak players like Lee for drunkenness. A new shortstop, Dewar, arrives from Aberdeen to face Walla Walla soldiers as the league opens next Thursday at Pendleton.

Gop Soldiers Pendleton Walla Walla B. K. Lorimer Lorimer Lee Wallin Walla Dewar Bobby” Brown Aberdeen Ils

Brakeman Injured After Fall From Freight Train

Brakeman Frank Chatham of the Oregon Railway and Navigation freight division at La Grande fell from a freight train near Durkee and was badly cut and bruised about the head. The train continued to Huntington before he was missed. crew found him and brought him to Durkee, then to La Grande on No 6. Authorities do not expect a fatal outcome.

Frank Chatham la Grande Durkee Huntington

Circus Visit Ties Farm Experts To Last Night’s Stop

A party of farming experts with the O. R. & N. demonstration train attended Norris and Rowe's Circus in the city last evening before leaving for Corvallis on westbound No. 6 at 1:65 this morning.

Norris

Dr Smith Back From Six Months Abroad

The busiest man in the city yesterday and today was Dr C J Smith who with his family returned Wednesday after six months abroad. He will spend the next week picking up business reins and informing himself on local affairs, and he plans to support the county development movement and school affairs as chairman of the school board. His diary of travels and interviews will be printed later.

C. J. Smith Dr. Smith

Graduates Set With Joint Baccalaureate Sermon and Week of Exercises

The first graduation events of the year will be a joint baccalaureate sermon at Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon May 24. Rev Kreuze of Whitworth College will preach to both high school and Pendleton academy graduates. The following May 24 sermon leads into a week of separate commencement exercises for the two schools. The high school class subjects include Initiative and Referendum, Epitaph a, Abraham Lincoln, Electricity, Oregon Poet a, The Southern Question, Opportunities of Youth, Statement No 1, Art, The Value of Opportunity, Domestic Science, The Moral Awakening, a prophecy As You ll See It, and The Appreciation of American Poets.

Presbyterian Church Kreuze Whitworth College Tacoma High School Pendleton Academy Arthur Means Albert Gibson Sybil Clapton Abraham Lincoln Charles Despain Minnie Casey Oregon Barbara Hoch Cliff ‘Turner James Johns Katherine Smith Derr Edwards Frankie Webber Lester Means Delya St. Clair Hazel Nolan

Epworth League Elects Officers At Owen Home Meeting

The Epworth League elected officers for the ensuing year at a well attended meeting held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Owen on South Thompson Street. Chosen were Neil president Mrs Geary Kimbrell first vice president Arthur OBrien second vice president Mrs Frank Hoffman third vice president Miss Olive Myrick fourth vice president Grace Oliver secretary and Ralph Shaw treasurer.

Epworth League Society A. J. Owen South Thompson Street Neil Geary Kimbrell Arthur O'Brien Frank Hoffman Olive Myrick Grace Oliver Ralph Shaw

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Standard Grocery Co Court St Golden Rule Phone Main F&s Tallman & Co Ralph Glaze German Lutheran Services Mr. Wates Willam Cronk Pendleton Creamery Co United States Depository Wil Epworth Wilson Brothers Boston Bruin Detective Service Company Patrick Bruin General Mgr Portland, Ore Northwest J. M. Manes Mgr Pendleton, Oregon Savings Bank Frank B. Clopton & CO E. Court. St Xtragbot Ederheimer, Stein & Co Men’s Shop Max Baer
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