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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1905

Page

8

Melville Clark piano promoted by Boule Bros in Portland

A long notice touts a Melville Clark piano chosen by soprano Miss Klopelia in New York and praises Boule Bros Portland for direct factory purchasing. It notes Miss Klopelia’s credentials, the purchase arranged by Silas H. Soule, and invites readers to order directly. Also mentions a gym game between Greens and Oranges with 7:15 start and no admission.

Mie Kincelin Selecta Melville Clarke Melville Clark New York Miss Kinsella Miss Klopelia Kattenborn Orchestra Madison Square Garden Waldorf- Astoria Ghes United States Silas HH. Soule Boule Broa’ Piano Co Morrison Greet Portland Ore Greens Marah Oranges Goodman

Basketball Tonight in Commercial Association Tournament

Tonight the Commercial Association tournament continues with the second basketball game of the event. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate an ongoing local competition between teams.

Commercial Association Tourna

Combs stock advertised in old market note

A damaged listing promotes purchasing new combs from a vendor. It mentions a rippled condition of combs, suggests replacing with a large stock, and notes a discount like six percent on distinct varieties, with prices starting at one percent.

Ace Geod Supply Leads in Updated Stock and Low Prices

Ace emphasizes always ready supply of geod products with up to date stock quality considered and promises unmatched prices. The message stresses preparedness and commitment to offer the best value to customers.

Geod

Count of Monte Cristo Play Tonight in Lansing

The Lansing Rowan Company will close its engagement Thursday night with A Ragged Hero after presenting The Count of Monte Cristo tonight. Mina Rowan and Mr. Farney receive praise for Woman Against Woman. yesterday’s show drew a large, satisfied audience.

Lansing Rowan Company Monte Cristo Mina Rowan Mr. Farney

Two Indians in Court for Drunkenness in Police Court

In the morning Sumpeekinawa of the Colville reservation faced a drunkenness charge in police court and denied it. the case was set for afternoon trial after night officers involved in the arrest. Francis, another Indian, forfeited 85 ball for a street drunkenness offense.

Carpentier Parr Contest Hearing Before Commissioner Parkes

The contest case of A. BR. Carpentier against Adam Parr was heard before Commissioner Parkes this afternoon. The dispute concerns land north of Pendleton and alleges abandonment by the contestant.

Parkes A. BR. Carpentier Adam Parr Jack Brown Pendleton

Science Promises Baldness Cure with Herpicide

An early 20th century advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a scalp antiseptic that kills the hair-falling germ, removes dandruff, and restores hair. It cites a Before and After case in Butte Montana where Mr Mannett regrew hair in six weeks. Sold by druggists with samples via The Herpicide Co Detroit and A C Koeppen & Bros.

Newbro Herplelde Mr. Mannett Maryland Butte Mont Herphi

GAMES ARE GUARDED In Pendleton gambling rooms high security blocks entry

Lawmen report gamblers have fortified rooms on Main street with peep-holes and lookouts, forcing visitors to buy $2.50 poker checks to prove business intent. Raiders now target locked rooms, fines range from 10 to 16 dollars, and raids follow internal disputes over funds. Multiple cases and a union Thanksgiving service reported.

Law Enforcement League Pendleton Malin Street Rainier Beer Hall Aples Main Street

Absent Umatilla Members May Claim Allotment Rights

Umatilla Indians at issue over allotting land to tribe members absent on other reservations. Full bloods living away may receive homestead allotments. half or quarter breeds would be excluded. Indian commissioner to study the case and direct investigation soon.

Umatilla

Two New Diphtheria Cases Reported in City

Two diphtheria cases were reported today, both under the care of Dr. C. J. Smith. Daisy French of Thompson street and Clara Groves of 1000 East Webb street are affected, with both cases described as mild compared to previous reports.

C. J. Smith Daisy French Thompson Street Clara Groves East Webb Street

Betts Couple Travel to Rhode Island for Holidays

Mr and Mrs Charles Betts formerly of Helix and later of Athena passed through the city last night en route to Rhode Island to spend the holidays with their parents.

Rhode Island Charles Betts Helix Athena Theiay

Silver Medal Award for Umatilla Peach Exhibit

County Clerk Frank Baling received a silver medal for the peaches and prunes exhibit at the St. Louis fair, honoring Umatilla county for the display.

Frank Baling Umatilla County St. Loule Fair

Indians Returning Home From Reservations

Umatilla Indians who had been absent at Grand Ronde and Yakima have mostly returned home and children are entering school.

Umatilla

Drunken German Man Burns Foot in Umatilla Barroom

Charles Schmidt, an elderly German, drank in Umatilla and laid in a back room to sober up. Bartender Tad Stevens allegedly poured alcohol on his feet and set them afire, burning shoe and sock off. Schmidt reported the incident to Acting District Attorney John McCourt. a complaint was filed against Stevens for assault and battery, with possible prosecution in circuit court for the offense and a maximum penalty of one year if convicted.

Umatilla Charles Schmidt Tad Stevens John McCourt Stephens Camult and Battey

Charges Dismissed In Local Court Case

In a justice court session today the charges against two men were dismissed while both defendants were bound over to the circuit court. The proceeding involved two individuals identified as local barbers.

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