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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
2
The Denver authorities report a woman was arrested for voting a second time on section day while attempting a third vote. Police say her objective was to obtain extra money. The Denver incident follows earlier denials of multiple ballots and underscores election irregularities.
A long roster of guests checked into hotels including C B Prael from Portland C Cowper from Chicago MM Smith from San Francisco A R Butler from Bolae C G Raybourn from Minneapolis J G Reddick from Portland C Waugh from Portland W R Glendening from Portland H A Wheeler from Chicago J K Shoemaker from New York Count de Butz from Chicago G BE Befes from San Francisco Mrs Mary A Talbot from Ottawa W 8 Talbot from Ottawa J M Campbell from Ottawa O R Ball from Portland L A Poles from San Francisco G F Hawley from Chicago M A Munson from San Francisco S B Black from San Francisco J B Crossfield from Portland J M Martindale from Weaton W C Fowler and wife from Seattle Jr C Thomas from Portland G B Atkinson from Tekoa J J Burns from Portland EF J Ginger from Spokane E H Burke from Portland H B Reese from Spokane C T Whalley from Spokane The Golden Rule G D Galley from Portland William Murray from Murray Mary Wood from Quincy M Sloat and wife from Portland G Andrews from John Day W Cunningham from Portland W A Anderson from Heppner C W Andrews from Walla Walla Rh P Tufts from Juniper C D Rinker from Spokane A Henderson from Pilot Rock C Blakeman from city R C Hagan from Gibbons Joseph Allen from Ukiah W N Campbell from city T Tuttle from M W Huffman and wife Union J M Ferguson from Union W E Gilleapie and wife
Pacfic Northwest notes recounts reelection of Seattle sheriff Cudihee who chases Tracy, death of Vancouver physician Dr Davidt Wall, a Lake County lamb sale at two dollars each, Portland incorporated Moscow Mercantile Co with 20000 capital, bonds set for George H Casey and C E Alsop, miner W E Terhone's cyanide death in Salt Lake, Standard Box Co to build a sawmill, Lakeview editor Charlie A Fitch's morphine death, James Stevens shoots a Glasgow saloon keeper over an election quarrel, O R N boats resume Lewiston to Riparia service, dog bite incident in Elma, and a court-restored wearer disguising attempt by Miss Blanche Stutsman of Concully.
A historic advert claims deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies. It states most cases stem from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, promising a $100 reward for any deafness from catarrh not cured by their cure. Pills advertised as Hall’s Pamis Pilla are endorsed.
The Place to Live Weston promotes its beauty and the Eastern Oregon State Normal School in the region. It offers free household water for 10 years for homes built before April 1, 190%. Builders can also invest in Normal Heights with free water, sidewalks, grading, and shade trees at a low cost. Weston Improvement Co. invites inquiries at Weston, Oregon.
Pendleton high school football opens season with a local matchup on Alta Street. The home team, lighter than its opponent, relies on faster backfield and stronger tackles while introducing two new players Pinkham and Scott. Officials praise clean play as coach Martindale previews a strong, disciplined effort against visiting normal team from Weston.
Weston Oregon November 7 special report notes Eastern Oregon State Normal School enrolling 130 students this year up 18 from last year. Officials credit new building occupancy and President Martindale's athletic outreach for broader appeal drawing as many men as women. brickyard demand also strong as Nelson ships product to distant towns.
A fragmentary news item warns against neglecting coughs and colds as a dangerous habit. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with claims of protection against throat chest and lung troubles. The ad mentions Tallman & Co and a price of one dollar. It also notes Hearst fleeing a complaint against coal roads and calls for interstate commission attention.
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