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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
8
A fragment discusses coffee causing stomach discomfort and suggests the issue may lie with the coffee itself or its preparation rather than the drinker. It hints at a personal reaction and possible avoidance.
Instructional note on washing the teakettle daily and boiling water for coffee. Recommends adding a tablespoon of Empire coffee per pint of water and serving hot. Promotes Empire Java and Mocha coffees with per pound pricing.
In Washingtons Walla Walla penitentiary Judge Ellis encounters Peter P Lowe formerly Peter P Lowe, son of Iowa’s ex governor, now serving 10 years for burglary under the name C D Emory. The meeting, spurred by a prison gallery portrait, reveals their shared Ames Agricultural College past and Lowe’s faded prominence.
D C Varner a Lara mie sheepman traveling through via Co R N and Portland told of a fierce Wyoming storm that mixed nearly all county sheep. He said over 4000 head from at least ten men drifted with the wind, joined by about 15 herders, and were later found mingled across several square miles. Separation work is now underway.
Last night Hallowe'en passed with little mischief and no police calls. A wagon owned by Charles Small was moved into the Byers mill race to soak the team, and the delivery wagon of Exat End Grocery was similarly diverted. A rumor that Rodney Dupule and a Toothrock tour member were involved proved unfounded.
Report shows total statewide Indian population of 2925 with county totals including Marion 648 Multnomah 225 Jackson 73 Klamath 35 Lane 684 Yamhill 195 Washington 2 and others. Statewide figure sits at 2925 with varying county counts.
A fragment reports three heavy laden trains on the BR N and Pendleton lines delayed or late. No. 5 due at 10 50 missed Pendleton until 7 40 this morning. The morning westbound train was due at 2 50 but did not pass until 4 this afternoon. All trains are full with tourists and the Spokane transfer line carries 10 to 15 cars daily.
Governors Mead of Washington and Chamberlain of the state visited Pendleton academy Tuesday evening before the banquet. They toured the dormitory and gave brief addresses to students in the music study room.
Debates over whether Indians may vote in Idaho county elections continue after a Grangeville Free Press report. Registrars discuss property requirements, tribal status, and taxation myths influencing Indian voting rights in Idaho County ahead of the coming election.
Resigning janitor T M Lowe leaves after years of service to take a post with Miller Grocery company and begin new work. Fr Al Patton named janitor for the high school building in his place. Natural gas explosion destroys five two story buildings at Coffeyville. deaths include Ros Jeane Roms 9 negra, Mrs J E McDaniel and a two year old child. twenty four injured, four seriously, one missing in mining incident.
Herr the landscape painter and his sister Mrs. Merryman departed from here for western Oregon and California for several weeks of business and pleasure. He is noted as a promising western landscape artist and brought several plots from Lincoln to display at his mother's home. Sparks from a steam wood sawing plant at Union caused a barn and sheds to burn, along with an automobile.
Public attention to tent medicines rises as concerns about habit forming ingredients spread. Dr. Pierce promotes Golden Medical Discovery with vegetable extracts and glycerine, claiming no alcohol or narcotics, supported by citations to various physicians and medical colleges.
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