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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1909

Page

8

West Umatilla Project Extension Discussion in Hermiston

Congress man Ellis and Pendleton residents will visit the Umatilla project lands west of the Umatilla river tomorrow. A banquet will follow a day of site drives and a town meeting in Hermiston to enlist support for extending reclamation work. The Commercial association seeks through trains and city talks to gather backing from locals and officials.

Hermiston Umatilla Fruitgrowers' Union Ellis Pendleton Will Moore The Commercial Association Gregan East Bilis Hermistonians

Woman Dies After Childbirth Near Weston

Mrs Earl Dudley a Pendleton girl died at the farm home near Weston yesterday afternoon from complications after childbirth. She leaves a surviving infant, husband Earl Dudley, and relatives including Albert Lee a Northwestern student, Persie Lee, and Mrs K G Warner of Nye. Funeral services expected in Athena tomorrow afternoon.

Earl Dudley Pendleton Weston Dudley Stella Lee William Binkely South Main Street Oregon E. A. Dudley Athena Northwestern University Evanston Illinois Persie Lee K. G. Warner of Nye

Hartog resigns as Eugene Commercial club manager

Eugene Hartog, who has overseen publicity for the Eugene Commercial Club for two years, resigns effective at the end of his current contract next month to start a private business. Originating from Colusa, California, Hartog has been successful at drawing newcomers to Eugene and Lane County.

Eugene, Ore John Hh, Hartog Eugene Commercial Club Hartog Colusa Cal Lane County

Cleveland Dyspeptic Fasts Fifty Days Believes He Is Cured

A Cleveland man described as a dyspeptic says he has fasted for fifty days and has not suffered indigestion during that time. He claims the fast has cured him and expects continued good health.

Cleveland

Pendleton Whirl of Visitors In Workaday Roundup

Weston resident Stiggs visits Pendleton as Athena’s S Dickenson stays since yesterday. Hotel Bowman hosts Clyde Caldwell of Long Creek and EE Ware from Echo. McManus from Pilot Rock, Turner of Weston, and Lola Myers nurse returnees link intercity travel. We at East Oregonian note a swirl of arrivals, jury duty calls, and upcoming moves to Calgary and Long Beach with local business and health news.

S. Dickensom Athena Clyde Caldwell Long Creek Bowman EE. R. Ware Echo John FP. McManus Pilot Rock W. J. Date Dale Wheat Ison Helix W. C. E. Pruitt la Grande Land Office Turner Weston Pendleton Lola Myers Weatgate Alfred Weatgate Henrys M. Somers Hermiston

Revolutionists Claim Zelaya Insulted U S Flag

Bluefield Nov 16 Sympathizers of the revolution circulate petitions calling for U S interference in Zelaya affair. A petition paragraph cites that after Taft's election Zelaya's police chief took and desecrated an American flag waved by a man in the street.

Bluefield Zelaya United States Taft

Japanese Visitors Shadowed by Koreans

Denver reports that Baron Shibushawa and the Japanese trade envoys were guarded after arrival. It is said Koreans shadowed him and he is rumored to be the Mikado's chosen successor to Prince Ito, who was assassinated.

Denver Baron Shibushawa Prince Ito

Wheat Ship Lost In Lake Superior

Winnipeg report states the steamer Tonle carrying wheat with a crew of twenty is reported lost off Passage Island in Lake Superior on November 16.

Winnipeg Passage Island Lake Superior

Movement to abolish football in Washington district

Washington plans congressional action to ban football in the District after University of Virginia player Archie Christian was fatally injured in a game with Georgetown. A court of Inquiry will convene with a jury of local businessmen, Georgetown and Navy suspending schedules. Midshipman Earl D. Wilson remains paralyzed and in serious condition after a spine injury four weeks ago.

Earl D. Wilson Navy

Man who marries a grasa widow must not expect clover

A cautious proverb warns that marrying a grasa widow does not guarantee a life of ease. It cautions against overestimating comfort or fortune based on marriage into a widow’s status. The saying reflects practical concerns about wealth and social expectations.

Clover

Jeffries to train with Gotch for Johnson bout prep

The Inter Ocean reports Jeffries will hire Frank Gotch to train with him for several months before his heavyweight title fight with Jack Johnson. Gotch is expected to accept, with Jeffries planning twice daily sessions to reach peak conditioning when the bell rings.

Jeffries Frank Gotch Inter Ocean Jack Johnson Gotch

League to discuss banning baseball spikes at meeting

Chicago reports the American league will consider removing spikes from baseball gear at its winter meeting planned for next month. President Johnson indicated the issue will be debated by league magnates, with date to be announced later.

Chicago American League Johnson

Substitution Sought for Spike to Reduce Accidents

It was hoped a suitable substitute for the spike now used on shoes of players would be discovered so that accidents which marred the sport last season could be eliminated.

Jesse James Jr stays out at night in divorce suit

Jesse James Jr., son of the outlaw, is a defendant in a Kansas City divorce action. His wife accuses him of indignities and of nightly disappearances, with four daughters in her custody. Married January 1900, they separated last September. James once ran a cigar store, then a pawnbroker shop, later studied law and practiced locally. He was recently acquitted in a Missouri Pacific train robbery case.

Kansas City Jesse James, Jr James Missouri Pacific

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