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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1912

Page

2

Bottled gas planned for Kansas City plants

A $5,000,000 Southwestern corporation with a West Virginia charter plans bottled gas production in Kansas City within a year to supply Western Missouri and Kansas. It joins eight similar ventures building plants nationwide. Directors include Theodore N. Valle Elbert E. Gary and Frank S. Hastings.

Kansas City Missouri Kansas Southwestern Corpo West Virginia Theodore N. Valle Elbert E. Gary New York Frank 8. Hastings Indianapolis

Newsy Notes of Pendleton Civic Club Meeting Tomorrow

Pendleton civic club plans its regular gathering tomorrow at 2 30 pm in city hall. J E Keefe of the Commercial association leaves for Athena to attend a Farmers Union session before the annual picnic there tomorrow. Floyd Anderson returns to Pendleton to become head salesman at Workingmen's Clothing Store after stints in Portland. Doctor Eldred and Clara Waffle arrived home from a year abroad on No 17. The Oregon theater announces cheap seats for The Campus on Sunday night as a promotion to draw patrons. Harry Pollitz, formerly a traveling financier, will be taken to Ogden Utah tomorrow to face charges as an alleged forger.

Civic Club J. E. Keefe The Commercial Association Athena Farmers’ Union Harry Pollitz Ogden Utah F. E. Welch Oregon Theater Playhouse Pendleton Floyd Anderson Workingmen’s Clothing Store Mr. Anderson W.T. Porter L. L. Mann Roberts Bros Portland

Immorality and Disorderly Conduct Leads to Jail Terms

Police court sessions opened after a holiday, five offenders faced charges. Arthur Fahlen pleaded guilty to immoral acts and practices and received twelve days' jail for failing to pay a $25 fine. Mrs. Cooper forfeited $15 bail for disorderly conduct. John Ward Harry May and Alex James forfeited on drunkenness charges.

Arthur Fahlen Cooper John Ward Harry May Alex James

Pendleton Show Draws Massachusetts Interest

A communication to T. F. O'Brien from W. Massey, New England agent for Union Pacific Lines in Boston, requests information about the Pendleton frontier show. Literature will be sent to promote the event among Massachusetts enthusiasts.

Pendleton Boston T. F. O'Brien W. Massey New England Union Pacific Ines Mr. Massay Massachusetts

Fire Bell Rouses Town From Delta Candy Store Blaze

Early hours woke residents as smoke poured from a back room at the Delta candy store on Malin street. A sack near the tee crusher sparked the fire but the blaze was put out quickly with the St. George garden hose, causing only door locks to be broken.

Delta Malin Street Columbia St. George

Elk head display at Ladow & Peterson store

An elk head owned by E C Herzinger, Singer Sewing Machine manager, is on display at Ladow & Peterson. The large mount, killed last fall in Jackson Hole, was sent to Herzinger by a Wyoming friend as the Oregon Game Commission sourced others of its kind. Stanfield School closed today after a successful year under Principal Frank D Carruth who was reelected with a salary increase. A new teacher will join next year, bringing staff to six, with playground improvements noted. Baseball also mentioned.

Ladow & Peterson E. C. Herzinger Singer Sewing Machine Company Nu Friend Wyoming Jackson Hole Oregon Game Commission Stanfield Frank D. Carruth Corps of Instruction

School Improvements and Garden Prizes Highlight Pendleton Items

Diamond and horseshoe grounds were set for boys, croquet plots for girls, and six swings for youngsters. A year of garden contests ended with prizes totaling fifty dollars for best kept gardens and vegetables. Jacob Betz, a prominent brewer, visits Pendleton en route home from Hot Lake, while Mrs. Laura B. Davis of Hermiston stays with Mrs. Lee Moorhouse.

Jacop Betz Northwest Pendleton Hot Lake Laura B. Davis of Hermiston Lee Moorhouse

Water Board Eyes Concrete Pipe For Pendleton System

Water board members anticipate using reinforced concrete pipe to convey Pendleton’s water, believing it can be installed as cheaply as wooden pipe. Brown Moore and LaDow returned from Baker where they inspected a 1s inch concrete line. They favor reinforcement for durability and plan further study awaiting Congress land-right legislation. Vancouver, BC uses reinforced pipe, which the board will review along with local needs.

Pendleton Water Board Messrs Brown Moore and LaDow Baker Local Water Board Congress Thorn Hollow Vancouver B. C

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Schillings Best Tia Clark’s Grocery Main Street Raspberries Gray Bros. Grocery Quality Grocers Newsy Europe Drs. Eldred Clara Waffle No. 17 Pendleton Dye Works Alta Colin Liebman Workingmen's Clothing Co Baker City Cosy Theatre Royal M. Sawtelle
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