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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1907

Page

8

New Bishop for Eastern Oregon Faces Tough West

The New York World reviews Bishop Paddock’s appointment as missionary bishop of eastern Oregon. He will ride the saddle and preach in miners camps and ranches, aiming to curb vices and reform the rugged frontier. He previously fought vice in New York’s lower east side and Holy Apostles Church.

Oregon New York New York World Big Bishop Paddock Robert L. Paddock Tuttle House of Bishops Richmond Paddock Pro-Cathedral Lower East Side Church of the Holy Apostles Ninth Avenue Twenty-eighth Street West

The Urgency of Early Action for Cold Start Illness

The passage urges immediate attention at the first signs of a cold start. It warns that delaying care can harden the condition and complicate treatment, noting each hour lost may extend suffering. It emphasizes prompt action to prevent deeper illness.

Finest Hood River Apples for Roosevelt and Knox

Hood River apples from the Winter Banana variety, weighing about a pound each, are being shipped to President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox by Sealy Mason & Company from the Vanderbilt orchard near Hood River. The two boxes were bought by a national capital visitor who wishes to remain unnamed.

Roosevelt Knox Oregon Hood River Sealy, Mason & Company Portland Telegram Vanderbilt

Apples Sold in New York at Five Cents a Piece

The donor will be informed of the apples origin while the brand sent is discussed. Retail price in New York is five cents per apple, making the taste resemble silver and not abundant in the market.

New York

Ralph McBain Returned to County Jail After Capture

Ralph McBain, charged with horse stealing, failed to appear at a circuit court session. He was found at Grand Forks, B C by Sheriff Taylor and brought back to the county jail. Bail was posted earlier by Frank Curl and William Caldwell. bond forfeiture was declared but refundable if he is produced in time.

Ralph McBain Grand Forks B. C Taylor McBain Thorne Hollow Frank Curl William Caldwell Bean J. B. Perry

Panama Kid Narrates Nomadic Feats for Drinks Fund

A rambling interview with Panama Kid, a self described toroured hobo, recounts travels through multiple continents, stints as a stowaway and “beach comber,” and brushes with consuls and kings. He boasts of nerve, front, and experiences in Japan, Brazil, and the United States while seeking funds to buy beer in Pendleton.

Delaware Pasco Nagasika General Grant Bill Taft James J. Hill Panama Pendleton St. Joe Chee Foo Agha George Ade Rio de Janiero Mogi Kamehatki Buenos Ayres Pala Land the Free William R. Nell Japan Liverpool Jerry

Milwaukee businessman visits Rev Tallman in Michigan

Henry Johnson of Milwaukee, a former member of Rev LEB Tallman’s church in Michigan, spent last night in the city as a guest of Rev Tallman. He represents a large Milwaukee furniture firm and has been touring the northwest for his company. His wife, formerly Miss LeBar of Portland, was well known here and stayed with Mr and Mrs C B Wade for a time years ago.

Henry Johnson Milwaukee Leb Tallman Michigan Tallman Johnson Northwest Mr. Johnson Miss LeBar Portland C. B. Wade

Memories of Panic of 1849 Wealth Redeems Umatilla Farmers

Pioneers recount the 1849 panic and 1890s money shortage when eastern lenders forced sales. Many farms were sacrificed to meet debts, some land reverting from wheat losses to now productive holdings. West Pendleton land once deemed unsafe now yields high yields and high value, turning former borrowers into prosperous landowners.

Umatilla County Pendleton

Importing Song Birds for Portland Parks

Hundreds of European songbird varieties will be released in Portland within six months by the Oregon Songbird Association. English skylarks, song thrush, gold finches, chaffinches, and blackcap nightingales will be shipped from Europe and arrive in a few weeks. C. F. Pfluger reported progress at the City Park Board meeting, noting funds for 65 pairs of skylarks plus 25 more skylarks and other species. Half will be released in Portland soon, the rest kept in aviaries to be freed in March, with hopes they will nest and thrive in the park. The board pledged support for the effort.

Portland Oregon Songbird Association Europe City Park Board C. F. Pfluger Oregon Songbird Society Oregon Pfluger Park Board

Strawberry grower nets large seasonal crop near Sunnyside

C W Soger of Belma six miles from Sunnyside reports a quarter acre of Glenn Mary strawberries yielding a season gross around 325 dollars. He shipped 16 baskets to Davenport's in Spokane on November 4 and earlier sent 140 crates at two dollars each. The first picking was May 17 with shipments starting May 31. frost on November 2 left berries under leaves uninjured. Delivery cost is about 60 cents per crate.

Sunnyside Wash C. W. Soger Belma Davenport's Spokane

Pioneer Furniture Man George O'Daniel to Retire in Pendleton

George O'Daniel, Pendleton's pioneer furniture dealer, plans to retire this fall after 14 years in the local trade. He arrived from Missouri 25 years ago, settled near Echo, and has served Umatilla and neighboring counties with a large stock and steady business.

George O'Daniel Pendleton O'Daniel Umatilla O’daniel Missouri Umatilla County Echo Country

Fire in Cell Endangers Jail Inmate Joins Rescue

Lizzie Howard, a prisoner at the Bellingham city jail, started a fire in her cell using a match and old newspapers. Her dress ignited before guards and inmates could act, but Jaller Langdon rushed in with a hose and extinguished the blaze.

Lizzie Howard Bellingham Jaller Langdon

Potato Brought From Umatilla County Edges East Oregonian

T J Cheney reports another large potato grown in Umatilla county sent to the East Oregonian office. This harvest highlight underscores local farming yields in the region.

T. J. Cheney East Oregonian Umatilla County

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