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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1907

Page

3

Notable Tragedies and Deaths From Yesterday News Briefs

General Grover Cleveland hunted rabbits for the first time since illness. Mrs. Mary Duff Daly, widow of playwright Augustin Daly, died in New York. Charles Phinney, Healdsburg businessman, died after careening off a 40 foot precipice in his car. William Hopkins and Frank Foley dueled over an election bet in Fernanda Kentucky. Hopkins killed, Foley seriously injured. John M. Shannon found dead on his farm near Haddonfield New Jersey. drowned with head under water, hand pinned in barrel.

Grover Cleveland Mary Duff Daly Augustin Daly New York Charlies Phinney Healdsburg Calif William Hopkins Thomas Hopkins Frank Foley Fernanda Hopkins Foley John M. Shannon Haddonfield N. J

Holiday extension announced by Governor Chamberlain

A series of local incidents are reported: Low Irvin, a harber at Colfax Washington, is seriously ill after swallowing a bone while eating wild duck. Geraldine Hodson, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Hodson, dies from burns while lighting a lamp in Newberg. Spokane faces a crime surge with crooks reportedly filling the city. Jewelry theft valued at 3600 dollars noted as the latest crime. Charles Henriot wins a 5000 dollar verdict against the Northern Pacific at Chehalis after being removed from the Puget Sound Limited last summer. Portland butcher Frank Shelland suffers a severe injury to his left thumb at work on a meat chopper.

Chamberlain Low Irvin Colfax Waeh Geraldine C. A. Hodson Newberg Burns Spokane Charles Henriot Northern Pacific Chehalis Puget Sound Frank Shelland Portland

Settlement Offer Aims to End Ahtanum Creek Dispute

The Interior Department authorized Major Jay Lynch to offer ranchers two thirds of Ahtanum Creek water with Indians receiving one third. Attorneys for Fred Parker J H Lynch Vestal Snyder and others have been notified and weigh opinions. Government seeks to avoid lengthy litigation, a move some attorneys support though views differ. Secretary Garfied discussed the matter during his Ahtanum Valley visit.

Ahtanum Valley Yakima Reservation Interior Department Jay Lynch Atttorneys Yakima Republic Fred Parker J. H. Lynch Vestal Snyder Ahtanum Creek Thant

Good Roads Meeting Planned for Fortland Club

Hon John H Scott president of the Oregon Good Roads association outlines a two day program at the Fortland Commercial club starting Thursday November 14 at 1 pm. Welcome addresses by Mayor Lane and Tom Richardson with Judge Scott as response. Afternoon talks by Wilbur K Newell Alfred Battles Thomas H McDonald and others followed by a stereopticon lecture by Samuel C Lancaster. Friday sessions include Skelton Morse Campbell Hill Knight and more with committee reports officer elections and an automobile ride to Kelly Butte.

John H. Scott Oregon Good Roads Association Fortland Commercial Club Lane Tom Richardson Scott Wilbur K. Newell Alfred Battles King County Washington Good Roads Association Thomas H. McDonald American Road Makers’ Association Salem Campbell The State University Samuel Hill Washington Good Ronda Association James Withycombe John H. Albert Johnson Benton County Webster Multnomah County Addison Bennett Irrigan Irrigator Andrew Co. Smith Portland Coleman Willamette University Kay Marion County Kelly Butte

Wyoming Worries Over Influx of Criminals from Neighboring States

The Wyoming Tribune reports officials fear an influx of criminals drawn by lax anti gambling enforcement. County attorneys and sheriffs may be invited to the state capitol to discuss the situation with the governor and attorney general. The move aims to protect citizens from criminals forced out of Nebraska, Dakota, Montana, and Colorado.

The Wyoming Tribune Nebraska Dakota Montana Colorado

Escaped From Asylum Walks Home To Yakima

Insane man C BR Rock, committed to Medical Lake asylum on April 3, slipped away 12 days ago and walked from Medical Lake to Yakima. He reached his home yesterday amid a very disturbed state and is under care of friends awaiting an attendant from the state institution to take him back. No notification of the escape reached Yakima officials.

C. BR. Rock Medical Lake Asylum Medical Lake Yakima Rock

Ex Convicts Aid Societies Spread Across States

Relief groups for discharged prisoners operate nationwide with 28 societies reported, nine new since 1900, aiding over 5000 men last year across the United States and Canada, including 16 states in the Mississippi Valley and westward.

National Prison Association Chicago Mississippi Valley United States Canada

Kidney Cure Promises Relief with Swami Root

Do you have a lame back kidney trouble makes you miserable. Dr Kilmer's Swami Root is advertised as a great remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. A free sample offer and a book explain how to test for kidney problems.

Kilmer Bright Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton

Salem boy ships mistletoe to Chicago for holidays

Louis C Stringer of Salem announces in the Salem Statesman a young business man will ship a carload of Oregon mistletoe to Chicago. The shipment requires careful handling to arrive in good condition and the freight is a major cost, but Stringer believes profits will come from high holiday prices in large city markets.

Louis C. Stringer Salem Statesman Salem Oregon Chicago

Advertising by circulars yielding business success

A historical note asserts there is no cited case where circular advertising alone secured a man's business success. The remark implies advertising method efficacy remains unproven in cited examples within the source text.

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