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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1906

Page

5

City Briefs Furnished Rooms and Local Ads

A long list of classified notices and hotel and shop promos includes furnished rooms for rent at 602 Water St and 301 South Main, clothing and millinery at Alexander's and Mrs. Campbell's, new neckwear, school hats, and a range of local services. Also notes a hotel rate, phone numbers, a dressed chicken offer, and furniture stock updates from Graham Furniture Co and Gordon & Harrison.

Water St Florshelm Alexanders Poaltion Permanent Atwood Ridg Chicago East Oregonian

Nations Accept German Invite For Berlin Wireless Telegrafy Meet

Nineteen nations have accepted Germany’s invitation to send delegates to the International wireless telegrafy convention to be held in Berlin next month. A major issue will be how to reduce interference from private stations with public and governmental messages.

Germany Berlin

Personal greetings from Walla Walla visitors noted

Dr and Mrs C J Smith returned from Walla Walla. Louis Hongker left for the Walla Walla fair. S A Forshaw, florist, visited the fair. J T Lieuatien, Adams wheat raiser, in town on a short visit. Esther Sommerville left for Walla Walla to visit relatives for several days. O T Carnes of Carnes Bros visited. Q K K Cranston, First National Bank Pendleton, a capital visitor. Mr and Mrs Circle Devitt of Walla Walla visiting at Mrs G E Hobbs home. Mrs M L A Rader and Miss DiBelle returned from Walla Walla. W W DP Chamberlain, ex-county clerk, from Athena, guest at Hotel St George. H R Lee, county commissioner, consulting with Judge Gilliland. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stockman and daughter Ruby of Starbuck visiting Mrs Hobbs. Dr J A Best home from Klamath Falls to manage property there. Thomas G Halley and daughters Genevieve and Elizabeth back from Pen dleton for social functions. Juanita Robinson to Spokane to study dressmaking for four to five months. John Glascock, ex O B & N mechanic, now harvest worker in Chicletly area. Conductor Dick Vessey visiting Yardmaster Steve Leonard en route to Salt Lake City for work. He recently worked on Portland division TR N. A son born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Peeblen in this city.

J.T. Lieuatien Adams Mies Esther Sommerville Wallan Walla Viet O.'T. Carnes Mercantie Carnes Brows Pilot Rock Q. KK. Cranston First National Bank of Pendleton Salém Journal Circle Devitt Walla Walla G. Ey Hobbs ML A. Rader DiBelle Chamberlain Athena St. George H.R. Lee Gilliland Mia Lawrence Stockman Ruby Starbuck G. &. Hobbe J. A. Best Klamath Falls Thomas G. Halley Genevieve Elizabeth

Bangkok Shipping Trade Shifts With Japanese and German Growth

Hamilton King reports changes in Bangkok port traffic from 1899 to 1905. British steamers declined from 295 to 164 as German vessels rose from 74 to 361, French remained steady, Norwegians grew, and other nations climbed from 442 to 730. Japan enters as a major competitor via Nippon Yusen Kaisha with four ships on Bangkok Hongkong Swatow route, planned weekly sailings. Contracts run for three years, with future French and China-French services expected to touch Tientsin Shanghai and Indo China, then Bangkok. Initial operations are chartered boats, to be replaced by owned steamers.

Hamilton King Stim Bankok Nippon Yurten Kaisha Line Gangkok Hongkong Swatom Nippon Yusen Kaisha Bankgouk Tientsin Shanghai China Indo-China Hngkok Japan

Haines Explains Legislative Irrigation Trip to Burns

Senator BE Haines of Forest Grove explains his Burns journey is to study irrigation projects and water law matters for the coming legislature. He will be joined by Senator J N Hart and emphasizes learning before voting on upcoming proposals.

Senate BE. H. Haines Forest Grove Burns Country Baker City Burns J. N. Hart

Seattle Man Joins Snake Order After Nine Days with Hopi

E S and Curtis of Seattle, a photographer, returned from Arizona after five months with the Apaches and Hopi Indians. He claims to be the first white man to pass the nine day and night rites that admit a nevitiate to the Snake Order. Curtis spent the period in an underground cell with venomous snakes, part of a ceremony thousands of years old and held in high religious esteem by the natives. He cannot disclose order secrets.

E. S&s. Curtis Hop! “Order of Snakes Edward & Curtis Seattle Arizona Curtle Snake Order America Curtis Hope Indiana Hemisphere

Greatest gem mine Yogo dike hailed as world’s finest

John T. Morrow, formerly superintendent of the Boston & Montana smelter, arrives from New York to oversee interests in Great Falls connected with the American Sapphire company. A United States geological survey report by George F. Kunts proclaims the Yogo dike the greatest gem mine in the world, published in The Production of Precious Stones under U S government authorization.

Montana John T. Morrow Boston & Montana Great Falls Thie City New York Age of American Sapphire Company Morrow United States Geological Survey George F. Kunts United States

Rushing the Western Pacific to complete line early

The Goulds aim to shorten the Western Pacific route from Salt Lake City to San Francisco to be in service by January 1, 2909. Through passenger and freight trains will run from San Francisco to Baltimore. Construction in Nevada and California is underway and 47 miles of track west of Salt Lake City have been laid.

Western Pacific Goulds Salt Lake Oy San Francisco San Francie Baltimore Nevada California Salt Lake City

Will Sing Rants Poem Preview from Walla Walla Bulletin

Rev Andrene Bard of Epicveco church sees a poem titled Like a Rosebud in Scattered Leaves set for Madan Gadsk to perform on her tour. Postal note from Frank LeForge, Mme Gadsk supervisor, confirms the plan during Gadsk’s Walla Walla period. Bard previously opposed LeForge’s city win.

Andrene Bard Epicvecomvt Madan Gadsk Sive the Walla Walla Bulletin Dr. Bard Prank LeForge Mme. Gadsk

Cure for Itching Skin With Cuticura Remedies

A patient describes severe nightly itching and hair loss from skin humors. After trying baths and remedies, four boxes of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition, stopped hair loss, and kept the scalp clean for months. The testimonial dates to Oct 27, 1905 in Indianapolis Indiana.

Indianapolis Ind

Mrs Kennard Praises Cuticura Remedies for Infants

A 1905 endorsement from Mrs. F. A. Kennard of St Paul Park Minnesota lauds Cuticura Soap and remedies for chafing and skin diseases in infants. She claims no doctor was needed and recommends the products to all mothers.

F. A. Kennard Une St. Paul Park Minn

Paint Shop Ad in Umatilla County

A local advertisement proclaims the largest and most complete line of paints om glass and wallpaper in Umatilla County. It highlights well known grades and invites customers to browse the selection.

Umatilla County

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Forrest Mills Underwear Teutsch’s Graham Furniture Co Qual ‘Y Louis Hunziker Koeppens C. J. Smith Louis Hongker Walla Walla Fair S.A. Forshaw Juanita Robinson A. W. Robinson Spokane John, Gluawcock Chicelty Dick Vessey la Grande Steve Leonard Portland Bort Andrew Peeblen South of Asia Tienes Gene Baye HC Sarmont Children’s School Nottingham Jimmense Fir Shaw Kylt Sox Sherwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix Pendleton Paint E. J. Murphy Bissell Sharon & Eddings
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