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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

5

Amusements At Pastime Dime and Eagle Theaters

Amusements note several new motion pictures at Pastime and Dime theaters with illustrated songs. At Pastime offerings include Farmers Making Bread Drunkards Will Drink Two Sisters Nervous Kitchen Maid and Won t You Come Back to Old Manhattan Dearie. The Dime reports a fine color motion picture program and upcoming changes with illustrated songs. Eagle Show Shop features The Ups and Downs of a Hat Old Maid s Inheritance and Somebody s Waiting for You with another change planned for tomorrow.

Old Manhattan Eagle Show Shop Tomorow

Memorial Sermon for G A R Sunday at First M E Church

Special services honor Grand Army of the Republic with Rev W T Easter presiding. Pendleton Kit Carson Post No 37 to furnish flags and dedicate church space. Memorials recall soldiers of the Civil War and remaining veterans. Confederate veterans mentioned as a western custom in Helena Montana.

Grand Army of the Republic Firet M. EB Ladies' Aid Society Pendleton Kit Carson Post No West Helena Mont

March with the G A R members to the church service

A brief note describes marching with the G A R members to the church and participating in the service, reflecting a community observance or commemorative gathering.

First National Report Reveals Pioneer Institute Sound

First National Bank report issued at the call of the comptroller shows strong condition for the Pioneer Institution with resources of 1 631 068 04, loans 964 819 45, deposits 1 227 648 93 and capital 200 000. Management believes the results reflect flourishing local business and surrounding country activity. Numerous named officials and residents across Chicago Portland San Francisco Cleveland and other cities are listed in the accompanying report.

First National Bank

Local Briefs and Ads From East Oregonian

Quick notices list ice cream at Hohbachs and billiards at Hennemans with dry wood, dressed chickens from Stark Poultry House, and contact numbers. Ads offer cottage rentals, furnished rooms, transfer work, insured gas stores, cordwood, and building space at Smith Crawford and Alta street listings. A Columbus rubber tired buggy is for sale or trade for a milch cow, with inquiries via local phone or address.

Goodman Hardware Company Alta House Smith-Crawford A. Newberry Columbus East Alta Street

Campfire Postponed by Kit Carson Post No 28

Pendleton May 20 1905 Headquarters Kit Carson Post No 28 G A R Department of Oregon postpone campfire until June 15 due to fleet at the sound members of the post will view the same Peter West Post Commander J L Carroll Adjt

Pendleton Kit Carson Department of Oregon Peter West J. L. Carroll Adjt

Lidgerwood Club Demands North Side Saloon Ban

Spokane May 20. The Lidgerwood Improvement club met at Lidgerwood Congregational church with about 40 to 60 residents. They unanimously asked resolutions to petition the city council to forbid new saloon licenses on the north river side and to not renew existing ones when expired. Attorney W F Meter spoke on Spokane's need for local improvement groups.

Spokane Lidgerwood

Old Man Rain and Miss Wind In Madison Cavern

The verse portrays Old Man Rain at the window pane knocking through night while Old Man Rath staggers along the lane and Miss Wind dances with a torn shawl. The piece evokes a stormy, carnival mood with ragged trains and weathered figures in a surreal urban landscape.

Old Man Rain Miss Wind Madison Cavern

All the News All the Time In the East Oregonian

A brief note highlights East Oregonian coverage as a round the clock source for local, regional, and agency news with emphasis on timely reporting and daily updates across markets. The item signals ongoing newsroom activity and a commitment to comprehensive reporting.

East Oregonian

Local bidder lands government oats and hay contracts

W. W. Robinson, based locally, won the government calls for oats and hay for the Philippines. He bid $20.80 per ton for 5000 tons of oats and $22.60 to $23.60 per ton for 5500 tons of eastern Washington tyinathy. The total value is $278,250, with double-sacked oats. San Francisco bids were not highly competitive, and eastern Washington timothy removal should boost export prospects.

W. W. Robinson Philippines Yakima Robinson Washington San Francisco Washington Territory

Defiance and friends messenger quote by Frank P. Shart

A short quotation asserts the value of defiance and friendship. It presents a paradox that having enemies teaches one about friends, attributed to Frank P. Shart. The text reads like a provocative epigram about social bonds and resilience.

Frank P. Shart

London Water Use for Year Ended March 31 1907

London's water consumption for the year ending March 31 1907 totaled 2 125 249 347 gallons. The daily average supply was 33 gallons per person, reflecting per head usage across the city.

London

Personal notices of regional visitors and travelers

Local items list numerous residents and visitors in the city including Victor Boumagoux J A Beat J H Estes H A Crawford attorney Wilson Thom Thomason Peterson Plamondon J D Shaw Lester Hamley J T Hinkle Henry Blackman Mike Hollohan A C Ruby J B Saylor Clint Brown M McDonald John Shaw William Conklin Florence Adams Edna Florence Miss Vantress B W and Maggie Vantress J L McCrary Frank Mytinger. Several travel to Echo Milton Athena and Seattle for business or family reasons.

Victor Boumagoux Nya J. A. Beat Weston J. H. Estes Echo Vicinity H. A. Crawford Xirs J. D. Plamondon Athena J. M. Shaw Walla Walla J. T. Hinkle Henry Blackman Buttercreek Mike Hollohan Heppner Golden Rule A. C. Ruby Portland J. B. Saylor Buttercrest Freewater Clint Brown Milton M. McDonald John Shaw William Conklin Nye Florence Adams Camas Prairie Clarence Robert Misa Edna Florence Republian

Denby Re-elected by Legislature in Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge May 20 United States Senator Denby was chosen to succeed himself by the legislature yesterday. He secured renomination and will continue to represent the state in the Senate.

Baton Rogue United States Denby

Political Souvenirs From Salem Journal Billing History

The Salem Journal notes political souvenirs on an office desk detailing unpaid bills from 1903 1906 and earlier. Items include 3106.80 for a 1806 campaign with figures such as George W. Davis George G. Bingham and B P McCornack. Unpaid balances listed for Bryan Club Young Men's Republican club 1903 and the Republican city central committee 1904 plus a small token from the People's Party central committee. The piece humorously recalls party loyalty and money in politics while affirming political freedom.

Salem Journal George W. Davis George G. Bingham B. P. McCornack Bryan Club Young Men's Republican Club Republican City Central Committee People's Party Central Committee

Senator La Follette and Wisconsin’s Representative Democracy

Lincoln Steffens lauds Senator La Follette for eight years of work to restore self-government in Wisconsin. He credits La Follette with shifting power to the people and creating a representative democracy that governs for all the United States, not just Wisconsin.

la Follette Wisconsin Roosevelt United States Lincoln Steffens

Young thief bilks Portland merchants for sugar scam

Frank Thompson, 18, was arrested after he defrauded Portland merchants of about 45 sacks of sugar. He placed orders by telephone, intercepted draymen, had sugar unloaded, then redirected it to a confectionery store or manufacturing outfit where it sold at roughly half price.

Frank Thompson Portland

Druggists of Idaho Push Total Prohibition Fight

Idaho pharmaceutical society aims to curb alcohol use by opposing local option and advocating nationwide prohibition, marking the strongest stand yet by druggists against alcohol in any state.

Idaho

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