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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

5

Local ads and services listing in Umatilla county page

Advertisements seek signs and services from Lane and Jon and list multiple phone numbers. Entries include chimney sweep I C Snyder, real estate and rental notices, Help wanted for housework and canvassing, a horse saddle purchase, a memo book, barber services, a coffee house opening, an automobile for hire, and a profitably described general merchandise business opportunity with Lee Teutech and J B Ryan named.

Ing Lee Teutach Umatilla

Idaho Man Eclipses All Strength Tests

W W Ream of the University of Idaho totaled 7070 pounds on the dynamometer surpassing former strength records at the university and elsewhere. I J Hunter is second with 4390 pounds. Ream’s test is described as the best seen by trainer Vanderveer. A separate trial shows Miss Hess Lee as the standout woman with 4020 pounds.

Ream Sampson

Pendleton Briefs Include Several Local Visitors

Echo businessman O D Teel transacting in Pendleton. T T H McWhorter Pilot Rock traveling to Echo for business. Attorney J T Hinkle Hermiston in town for dealings. Butterworth Uma­tila yardmaster visiting dentist. J F McNaught Hermiston citizen visiting Pendleton. Roy Neal and wife from Stanfield visiting relatives. M S Wintler Hamley Harness employee en route to Nolin homestead. Joe Sheard and wife Athena en route to Portland to see friends. Mayor John Gannon Pasco passing Pendleton on way to southern Idaho for business. Mrs Robert Stanfield and daughter return to Stanfield after visit. N Livingston Roseburg, ex Grant sheriff, visiting Alice Sheridan. Hugh McLane Athena on business. John Peebler Stanfield returning home. rheumatism. Wm McCorkle Weston mountain pioneer passing Pendleton to Portland.

J.T. Hinkle Hermiston Joe Sheard Athena Pendleton Portland John Gannon Pasco Idaho Robert Stanfield Stanfield N. Livingston Roseburg Grant County Alice Sheridan Hugh McLane John Peebler Wm. McCorckle Weston Mountain Country

Yakima Contest Is Hot For Mayor And Council

In North Yakima two strong mayoral candidates contend with ward races for city council. Incumbent appointment holder H. H. Schott seeks mayor on his own after filling Armbruster’s unexpired term. W. R. Redman, promoter of irrigation and a Toppenish & Western engineer, opposes him. Other filings include J C Brower for city clerk, C R Donovan for treasurer, and candidates for city attorney and council seats across wards one through five.

North Yakima Walsh H. H. Schott L. O. Janeck P. M. Armbruster Schott W. R. Redman Toppenish & Western Railroad J. ¢. Brower C. R. Donovan

Eastern Washington W C T U Holds 27th Annual Convention

The Eastern Washington Womans Christian Temperance Union opened its 27th annual convention in North Yakima with delegates from about fifty unions. Mrs. Anna Angier of Spokane presides. Officers and superintendents reported, and greetings were offered by the mayor and local officials. Twelve new unions were noted and two counties organized since the last gathering.

North Yakima Wash Washington Anna Angier Spokane Schott D. C D. C. Reed, Dr. Howick, Dr. H. L. Boardman Myrtle D. Roberts Lou Twedell Northport F. M. Buck

Ear severing sailors arrested in cross-country pursuit

Four Great Lakes sailors Joseph Mayers Robert Cochrane Henry Moran and Michael Kane were arrested in Buffalo on charges of drugging robbing and severing Edward Frazer's ear during a June attack. The ear was mailed to H Coulby president of Pittsburg Steamship in Cleveland with a life threat. Police traced the suspects from Buffalo to Cleveland Chicago Duluth Detroit and New York. Frazer's car disappeared and a warning label was pasted over his eye against taking nonunion lake jobs.

New York Great Lakes Joseph Mayers Robert Cochrane Henry Moran Michael Kane Edward Frazer Buffalo Frazer H. Coulby Pittsburg Steamship Company Cleveland Post Office J. F. Oldfield Central Office Chicago Duluth Detroit Frazier

Moving Picture Show at the Orpheum This Sunday

At the Orpheum Sunday program includes Call of the Wild Waltz Telmet of Navarre Overture Feast of Lanterns March Slow Worm Waltz In Florida Prose Poem Apple Blossoms Indian Intermezzo Singing Birds and three new shorts A Leap for Life Robert the Devil Jean the Matchmaker plus a final song I Don’t Want the Morning to Come.

the Orpheum Telmet Navarre Florida Canada Robert

The Pastime Sunday program highlights a set of films

The Pastime presents a Sunday program featuring Summer Tragedy a Biograph drama and Saved from Ruth a Pathe drama with Monte Carlo gambling scenes. Jean and the Calicy Doll a Vitagraph drama and Deer Hunting in the Celebus Islands scenic reel offer child friendly and scenic entertainment with lively deer hunting footage.

Biograph Ruth Pathe Monte Carlo Jean Vitagraph

Baptist Church Services in El Alta Street

At 11 o'clock Rev E J Hall missionary secretary of the Presbyterian church for the western district speaks. At 7 20 Rev J E Burk hart pastor Presbyterian church at Roseburg preaches. Bible school at 10 young people's meeting at 6 40. All are invited to these services R B E Storey pastor.

Baptist Church el Alta Street E J. Hall Presbyterian Church For Western District J. EB. Burkhart Presbyterian Church Roseburg R. Be, Storey

Wife reunites with Civil War husband after 48 years

George O. Peck, a Civil War veteran, reappears at his son Charles E. Peck’s Pawtucket home after 48 years apart. His wife, 68, and grandchildren welcome him, with Peck now 70. A prisoner at Andersonville, he had thought his wife had remarried. a photo prompted a pension inquiry that confirmed his location in Illinois. Peck will live with his son.

Pawtucket, H. 1 George O. Peck Charles E. Peck Peck Massachusetts Mosby West South America Anna, Til Andersonville Charles Grand Army Pension Bureau Illinois Pawtucket

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F. E. Livengood @ Co the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Lane Jon Main 436 United Orchestra I. C, Snyder Lee Teutsch Snyder Red Hohbach Jay Olympia Hohbach's Malin Umatilla County McLellan J. B. Ryan L. B. Styan Cure Twohy Bros Mark Fatton Alexander T. Jay East Oregonian Koeppen O. D. Teel Echo Tt. H. McWhorter Pilot Rock M. J Wohlenberg Dep't. Store Roosevelt Fast End Workingmen’s Clothing CO Coles Bridge & Beach Iowa The Taylor Hardware Co
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