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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
2
Bleached satin finish linen table napkins size 3-4 listed at $2.95 per dozen. Neat dice pattern napkins, size 3-4, valued at $3.45, offered at $3.95. Distributor Trish Line advertises discounted linens for immediate purchase.
Secretary Dan P. Smythe reports eighty per cent of Oregon sheepmen belong to the state woolgrowers association with 150 members added this year. He notes harmony replaces old feuds, and the group helped secure favorable legislation while opposing tariff reductions. Delegates from Pendleton Heppner and other towns listed. There’ll be action ahead as growth continues.
In Echo Oregon on Sunday evening two milch cows were killed in the railroad yards by the Chicago Portland flyer. One cow belonged to Mrs Emma Fritts the other to B F McCullouch. A young man named Pearson was arrested here and held for Salem police. He was wanted there for larceny.
The exhibit at Armaty Hall Thursday night will feature the famous Pina cloth and attract housewives and others interested in the textile display.
Manila reports a court case in Ilo Ilo testing the authority of the military commander under war powers. Augustine de la Pena deposited 9000 pesos with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank before being arrested as an insurgent. General Hughes ordered the funds turned over to the U.S. treasury, Pena died, and his estate's administrators sue the bank to recover the funds.
Peculiar wording promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best remedy for sprains cuts burns and scalds. Claims instant pain relief reduced swelling antiseptic action and rapid healing. Sold by Koeppen & Bros with prices 60 cents and 1.00.
Salem readers learn two executions will occur Friday unless Governor Benson grants clemency. James A. Finch, who killed Portland attorney Ralph Fisher, and Harry Raley, convicted of killing Portland saloon keeper Harry Kenny, face the death penalty amid clemency petitions and official inquiries from Judge Bronaught and Portland District Attorney Cameron.
J M Bentley and Douglas Liffing form a co partnership with offices at 15 Main Street. They will operate a reliable up to date Insurance Real Estate and Rental agency. Call and see them. Phone Maln 404.
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