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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1907

Page

8

Pendleton Football Season Ends After Butte Decline

Butte high school declines Pendleton challenge, winter program too far advanced for practice. Team regrets missed NW contest but ends season on a high note, citing financial success and plans to retire debts with proceeds. Players to receive sweaters bearing the big P after two first-team games.

Butte Pendleton Cross Sturgis Montana Northwest Dan P. Smythe Lytle Montana Boys Sturgis

Early Cold Warning Warns Against Delayed Cure

The message urges immediate action at the onset of a cold to prevent deep seated illness. It warns that waiting can lengthen suffering and that every hour at the start may worsen outcomes. Take prompt steps now.

Gift of Caldwell land for Idaho Odd Fellows home

Montie B. Gwinn president of Pendleton Savings Bank offered a 10 acre Caldwell tract as a site for an Odd Fellows home. The deed requires within 10 years a suitable building and annual spending of at least $100 on improvements. The land sits on Hill crest slope near Van Buren school and the county courthouse, close to Caldwell business district.

Idaho Odd Fellow Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Caldwell Montie B. Gwinn Pendleton Savings Bank Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Ison Hill Crest van Buren School County Court House Mra. Gwinn Brother Gwinn

TWO REASONS TO CHOOSE TABLE SILVER FOR HOME

The advertisement promotes table silver and related gifts as lasting and affordable for new households. It highlights long life and beauty, encourages starting purchases now, and suggests wedding or Christmas gifts with a wide range of silver ware, gold goods, art china, cut glass, and clocks. Sterling tea spoons, heavy weight, priced at 4.76 per set.

Land Tender Interests At Grand Lodge Meeting

Grand Lodge officials consider tendering a tract for lodge use with option to accept or reject. Efforts aim for unity across the jurisdiction and include plans to add the Rebekah State Assembly once incorporated. Viewers praised the land after excursion. unimproved value estimates range from 5000 to 7000 dollars with expected rapid value growth as the city expands nearby.

Grand Lodge Rebekah

Warner preliminary hearing in search warrant cases

Justice Parkes hears testimony as Mrs Mabel Warner her husband and Detective Craddick undergo a preliminary examination. John McCourt represents the state in the absence of District Attorney Phelps while Blake of Spokane defends the Warners. Witnesses include Judge Fee Judge Lowell and Weston residents B B Hall G W Proebster Dave Lavender and others. The charge concerns maliciously securing a search warrant.

Dave Lavender

Echo Bank Reopens After Two-Week Closure

Echo Bank resumes business after a two week holiday closure due to state holidays and money stringency. The Pendleton Savings Bank serves as its correspondent with R. B. Stanfield as cashier. Bank officials stress solvency and public confidence remains intact despite the shutdown.

Bank of Echo The Savings Bank Pendleton Echo Institution R. B. Stanfield Echo Bank

Memorial service by Elllis lodge at Eagles hall

The Lodge of Sorrow memorial service will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at Eagles hall. Fred W. Wilson of The Dalles will give the memorial address and a musical program is planned. The service honors departed brethren named by Pendleton lodge No. 288.

Lodge of Sorrow Elks Eagtles’ Hall East Oregonian Fred W. Wilson The Dalles Ellis’ Lodge Pendleton Lodge Sam P. Sturgas W. T. Murphy E. D. Boyd H. C. Guernsey F. C. Waite K. van Dran Charles Zeigler Frank H. Parr H.H. Hallock

Baptist Church Weekly Services and Meetings

Sunday school at 10 a.m. at the Baptist church with a Bible class of special interest led by Mr. Quick. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. B P U at 6 30 led by Miss Flora Stephens. All ladies are requested to meet Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at the church.

the Baptist Church Quick Flora Stephens

Habeas Corpus Fails to Free Berkeley Murder Suspect

Habeas corpus proceedings in Berkeley fail to release Harry Kleinschmidt, accused of murdering Frank Bellows. The case, continued to Tuesday for judge Harris to decide, hinges on defense evidence from a UC society girl claiming engagement and lack of motive due to lovesick ties with Miss Kerfoot.

Berkeley Cal Harry Kleinschmidt Frank Bellows Oakland Harris University of California Kleinschmidt Bellows

Market Revives With Early Stock Gains

New York stocks opened higher on favorable bank sentiment and anticipation. An average advance of two or three points was scored along the market in the first hour, and overall sentiment remained strong at the close.

New York

Elevator Drop Kills Two in Chicago Office Building

In a downtown Chicago office tower an elevator fell ten stories, killing two men and fatally injuring two women as a panic spread. The car was overcrowded and the mechanism failed, leaving rescuers to cope with a crushed wreck. Names include Jacob Scramigck and an unidentified man.

Chicago Mhle Jacob Scramigck

Kansas City Sunday Amusements Raids Ordered

Judge McPherson ruled yesterday that Sunday amusements may be raided by authorities, sealing the fate of Sunday theaters in Kansas City and empowering officials to enforce restrictions.

McPherson Kansas City

Six Shooter Bill Robinson In Custody After Brewery Fight

Police arrest 6 foot 2 black man known as Six Shooter Bill Robinson at Butter Creek saloon after a tense struggle. He believed Chief Gurdane led a lynch mob and planned to kill the marshal and attack vigilantes, but was overpowered and jailed. Previously released November 4 after a 25 day sentence for concealed weapon.

Gurdane Marshall Firt Bill Robinson Clarence Kearney

Society Events Continued Bridal Ceremony at Echo

A society note describes the 4 o’clock wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Robinson on Bush Street. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Miss Vesta Dennis, a bridal procession led by Lorma Robinson and Clara Ripper, and bridesmaid Winnie Struve. Rev. Van Nuys officiated in white silk gown, lace, and tulle. Guests served lunch in the dining room, and the couple will reside in Echo where the groom works.

Ents A. W. Robinson Bush Street Vesta Dennis Lorma Robinon Clara Ripper Winnie Struve Allen Thompson Rev van Nuys Presbyterian Church Valenciennes Forshaw Mrs. Stanfield Echo

Freight Mall Service Aimed at Roseburg Ashland Link

Post office officials order a closed pouch mail service on freight train 221 between Roseburg and Ashland to connect with trains 11 and 12. The measure is a poor makeshift and fails to satisfy Southern Oregon residents whose service has suffered from the discontinuance of trains 11 and 12 in the region. Train 221 is described as the fast train.

Post Office Roseburg Ashland Oregon

Irregular Freight Schedules Reported by Jacksonville Post

The Jacksonville Post notes freight times are unreliable. Port lands papers rarely align with schedules, sometimes arriving a week late with the Portland and Oregonian papers. The irregular fast freight hampers timely news delivery.

State Board Meeting To Hear Salem Event Date

W F Matlock will depart soon to attend the state agricultural and fair board meeting. The annual session is set for December 10 in Salem.

W. F. Matlock Salem State Agricultural and Fair Board

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Honest Cold Remedy

Mothers and children can relief from croup colds or whooping cough with Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It claims to work the cold through the bowels to clear the head and is guaranteed. Sold by A C Koeppens.

A. C, Koeppens

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