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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
8
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A warning advises immediate attention at the first signs of a cold to prevent it from becoming serious. Delaying treatment can extend illness by days, and acting now may ease symptoms sooner. Take prompt measures to shorten discomfort and speed recovery.
The circuit court resumes with James Sawyer facing first degree murder charges for the shooting of Jack Monee. Defense is Colonel Raley and W C E Pruitt, DA Phelps prosecutes. McCarty to answer for robbing J P McManus after Idle Hour incident. Horse stealing cases follow, plus sheepman A Perard amid other pending criminal matters.
The last council meeting authorized immediate action. Fire Chief Metz and Street Commissioner Crampton have started a weed campaign in Walla Walla, focusing on curbside clearings and vacant lots to reduce fire hazards.
An advertisement argues stylish hats breed germs that cause hair loss and dandruff. It promotes Newbro's Verpicide to kill scalp germs and preserve hair, selling via druggists with samples and two sizes, 50 cents and 1.00, through The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
The Bulletin reports a city wide inspection led to notices to owners to remove weeds or face fines. An ordinance requires property care to keep areas tidy and unattractive weeds under control. The street commissioner and fire chief will enforce this campaign.
Robbers entered the R. N. depot at Starbuck last night and blew the safe. They took five uncashed pay checks of Agent L. F. Paulin saved for five months, about $100 in cash, and two time vouchers totaling $70.20. The agent had deposited five checks worth about $100 each over five months.
Meager details reach Walla Walla Bulletin of a morning fire at Starbuck that burned flour mills with about 25000 dollars in damage. Incendiary cause listed as possible. the blaze left only the electric dynamo and a warehouse of wheat. Citizens formed a bucket brigade to fight the flames as H C Budmaster arrived from Starbuck.
Thomas of Ranier Mining plans two carloads from Tone his neck to clear Ione supply. Saxonite, misseen as alkali, is a fine mineral usable through a 165 mesh sheen. Large deposits in the county position Umatilla as future main supplier for the soap factory.
Harry Norwood is recovering from injuries after a runaway during Elks parade preparations. He sustained a head kick, facial injuries, and back trauma, but shows gradual improvement and no permanent damage is expected.
A C Ruby, the well known horse importer formerly of this city now based in Portland, arrived this morning to ship his household goods there. He reports excellent success at the northwest fairs and notes his latest shipment of Percheron horses is the finest yet imported.
General Superintendent M J Buckley and Superintendent D W Campbell led a tour of the Washington division in their private car 02, accompanied by Division Engineer William Bollows and other D R N officials, passing through the city this morning.
R Najjor filed in superior court against the O R N company seeking recovery of 2949 for a trunk lost between Walla Walla and Milton. The trunk allegedly contained valuable jewelry and was misplaced en route from Walla Walla to Milton, according to the Walla Walla Statesman.
Mrs. W. E. Fargo wife of Prof Fargo of the high school faculty has been chosen as an assistant instructor in the science department. The action was taken at the school board meeting held last evening.
N Berkeley returns home from a ten day visit to a Granite area mining property. District activity increases with substantial development work observed across the region.
A. A. Brown, recently from New Zealand and formerly with the Victorian, Colonist, passed through today en route to Baker City. He will oversee editorial management at the Baker City Democrat.
Dr. Lloyd opens a veterinary hospital on Sixth Street near the Union depot in Portland after leaving here for the city. Dr. T. J. Lloyd is the veterinarian behind the new facility, marking a permanent relocation.
Debars Braden, a veteran now living in Vancouver British Columbia, cut his throat on a Santa Fe train at Argentine Kansas on Tuesday morning.
Rev Euster named new pastor of the M BE church arrives from Lewiston Idaho where he past two years He is known as the church builder for erecting four large churches and aiding three more He has traveled in Egypt Palestine and Europe and taught on college faculties The church upholds broad evangelism and he will preach next Sunday as he begins his charge
Kidney trouble promo runs as a newspaper ad for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder remedy promising quick relief for lame back and other kidney problems. It offers free sample bottles and a health book by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton New York with bottle availability through druggists.
Louis W. Hill, president of the Great Northern, announced in New York that the railway increased engines by 42 percent since March 1, 1907 and added 10,000 freight cars. He warned that fall and winter congestion would not stem from equipment shortages and noted coal handling rose sharply while local consumers paused. Bond Bros. advertise Benjamin suits as best in manufacture.
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