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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1907

Page

8

Pendleton Faces Hill Military Academy In Championship Clash

In a pivotal Oregon academic football clash Pendleton High meets Hill Military Academy at 3 pm. Portland visitors boast heavier line and more games this season, while Pendleton relies on home rivals like Baker City. Lineups include Donason Engdahl versus Krittle and MacEwan against Loomis, with Mark Moorhouse refereeing.

Oregon High School Hill Military Academy Portland Golden Rule Hotel von Egioffstein F. J. Rosenberg Pendleton School Pendleton Vancouver Deaf Columbia University Portland High School Portland Academy Eugene High School Baker City High School Hill Military Donason Engdahl Krittle McDill Graham L. Means R.T.L Graham Devine Belges Easter Mayer Kimball MacEwan A Loomis Reeves Cissice Mark Moorhouse Kime Fop

Weather Warning Urges Early Action On Cold

A brief health advisory urges immediate action at first sign of a cold. It warns postponing treatment makes the illness harder to cure and could extend suffering by days. The message emphasizes starting care promptly.

NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE Promises Hair Growth Cure

The notice proclaims NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE destroys the microbe causing hair loss and dandruff. It explains herpes as a disease from vegetable parasites and claims hair regrowth after use. Sold by druggists with sample offers and two sizes, 50 cents and $1.00, via The Herpicide Co. Detroit.

Newbro Herpicide Herpicide Co Detroit Mich A. C. Koeppen & Bros

Knight Family Reunion at Franklin Street Home

A pleasant Knight family reunion gathered Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Knight's household on Franklin street today. All children attended including A. L. Knight of Peoples Warehouse, Clarence Knight of Nara Visa, Will Knight of Helix, Allie and Earnest of Spring Hollow, Myrtle and Ralph living with their parents. A Thanksgiving dinner was shared and the day passed warmly.

Logan Renn Becomes Cashier at New Toucher Bank

Logan Renn son of Mr and Mrs B F Renn is named cashier at a private bank started in Toucher Washington by R C Parker and F W Parker. The institution opens with strong patronage and Renn expresses satisfaction with the new location.

Logan Renn B. F. Renn Toucher Washington R. C. Parker F. W. Parker Mr. Renn

Cablegram to German Relatives About Death of J L Beckhausen

A cablegram notifying German relatives of J L Beckhausen's death has been sent and funeral plans await reply. Efforts to locate the Chicago sister of the deceased have so far been unsuccessful.

J. L. Beckhausen Germany Chicago

German Evangelical Church Services Schedule

The German Evangelical Lutheran church will hold services at Warren station on Sunday December 1 at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 30. An additional service will be in Pendleton at 2 p m conducted by Rev George L Sprattier, the pastor.

Warren Station Pendleton George L. Sprattier

Gouncil Votes Time Extension On Bond Issue

City council voted to extend bid receipt for the 135000 bond issue to December 41 hoping improved finances bring offers. If not, further extension possible. An ordinance to regulate hide and junk shops was presented but delayed for lack of emergency quorum. A live poultry ban in the business district was also not taken up due to small attendance.

Stolen goods found behind Missouri blacksmith shop

Police recovered George H. Dreher s overcoat and six new flannel shirts hidden behind a Missouri blacksmith shop yesterday afternoon. Workers identified the man who dropped the bundle and the indicted thief will face larceny from a building charges likely filed tomorrow. the suspect’s name was not yet released.

Missouri George H. Dreher

Guggenheim Silver Plan to Ease Money Shortage

Senator Guggenheim of Colorado proposes the government coin millions in silver to relieve the money stringency. He suggests purchasing 50,090,000 in silver bullion and coining it into silver dollars and half dollars, increasing circulation by about 136 million overall, with strong western benefits and eastern opposition. The East remains adamantly against silver, and the plan faces resistance from New York banks and federal policy.

Boise Capital News Guggenheim Senator Guggenheim Colorado New York

Otto Boettcher Arrives for Winter Visit in City

Otto Boettcher sr a well known local pioneer now based in Chicago has arrived for a few weeks visit with friends before heading to the coast for the winter.

Otto Boettcher, Sr Chicago

Steele Again Takes Pacific Express Post in Pendleton

A. B. Steele is back in charge of the Pacific Express office here for the third time after resigning four months ago. He is praised as an efficient and genial agent who has improved local service and is welcomed by the public.

A. B. Steele Pacific Express A. B. Steel Pacific Express Company Mr. Steele Pendleton Steele

Visiting Quinlans to Spend Thanksgiving in City

Visiting F. J. Quinlan and T. E. Quinlan of Kooskia Idaho visit the city to spend Thanksgiving with brother F. J. Quinlan an O. R. and N. agent. Quinlans report Kooskia raised a large wheat crop but little has been shipped and business is crippled by exporting companies refusing to buy.

F. J. Quinlan T. E. Quinlan Kooskia Idaho

Henry Gliffrey of Portland Heads to Washington

Henry Gliffrey, long time reading clerk of the United States Senate, passed through Pendleton en route to Washington after a vacation in his home state of Oregon.

Henry Gliffrey Henry Gllfrey Portland United States Senate Pendleton Washington, D. C

Eastbound trains bring crowds to city for afternoon football

This morning the Northern Pacific and the Walla Walal trains arrived with a large number of people from the eastern and northern parts of the county. They came to attend the football game this afternoon, boosting the town's activity and crowds.

Northern Pacific Walla Walal

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