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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
8
Dispatch from Albany Oregon notes rapid paving of the city with bitulithle. crews work day and night under the aid of large searchlights as the project accelerates. Includes mention of Albany’s progressive stance and the rush to complete paving.
A brief note records the city's 60 block paving initiative for the year, signaling a near doubling of the previous paving scope. Officials emphasize expanding infrastructure access and improving roads as the project progresses.
John Vaughan announces he will not seek another term as fire chief for the coming year. The statement signals a leadership transition for the department and invites successor consideration from eligible candidates.
The Political Equality League meets tonight at 7 30 in the assembly room at city hall. Importing Big Horses dealer M ta Akers and Metz & Son expect a car of Percheron Belgian and Shire stallions on the mall train tonight for sale in the county. Crystal Rankin Cargil sues Lewis M Cargill for divorce, filed this morning by Carter & Smythe. Mrs C B Wade leaves Monday for the federation of women’s clubs in Portland then Los Angeles after the convention. London honeymooners Mr and Mrs BK Sleeman of He Six visit Pendleton with Mr and Mrs Gammon of London en route to New Zealand and Australia. C W Ferguson of Weston Mountain dies after an asthma and rheumatic attack at 7 am, funeral this afternoon at Weston. survived by children including George Ferguson, once head of Alexander’s shoe department in Pendleton.
Judge G W Phelps who has just been elected to succeed himself left for Heppner to conduct court. Report says the Morrow county grand jury will probe charges by Hardman citizens that gambling and liquor laws are openly violated. Citizens asked the governor for help, who referred the matter to District Attorney Van Vacter and the sheriff, who sent it back to Hardmin with a demand for evidence.
The board of examining physicians in Pendleton shifts after K J Smith departs. Congressman seeks a successor and President Robinson names a committee of Winter, Matthews and Clarke to advise. A Pendleton meeting setup, entertainment duties assigned, and a municipal water lecture planned with university funding. The Hermiston club thanks locals for help with west extension. Oscar Wilde play The Broken Law slated at Oregon theater with Constance Crawley and Arthur Maude leading.
New York November 9 Roosevelt was told that a $25,000 life policy was taken out last June for his family in the Outlook. He learned it remained in force after his shooting and directed surrender.
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