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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
7
A concise platform excerpt from the Law Firm of Peterson Jean Athena in Oregon pledging belief in Direct Primary Law good roads strict and prompt law enforcement economy in public funds better schools and the square deal as part of the eternal progress of man and institutions.
Market at North Portland yard saw strong demand with steers touching 5.26 and cows 4.65 while other cattle trades and weekly livestock shipments are listed. Official totals include hogs 6524, cattle 7800, calves 667, sheep 15377 with varied prices across categories.
C A Barrett announces candidacy for Joint Senator of the 19th District covering Umatilla Union Morrow counties. He asks GOP voters in Umatilla to nominate him in the September 4 1910 primary. He pledges to serve all district residents, support direct primary law roads and government efficiency.
Republican candidate Geary Kimbrell asks party voters for support in the September 24, 1910 primary. He pledges to perform county surveyor duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Henry Schmitt of Athena Oregon a Republican farmer declares candidacy for Umatilla County Representative at the September 1910 primary and pledges to accept if nominated and to serve to the best of his ability if elected.
Joseph T. Hinkle of Stanfield precinct Umatilla county Oregon states he is a Republican and will accept the nomination for Umatilla county representative at the September 24 1910 primary election. He pledges to qualify and serve the county and state to the best of his ability.
Creditors of Pendleton Creamery company Pendleton Oregon must certify and present all claims to Mark Moorhouse receiver at 112 B Court Street Pendleton Oregon on or before September 7 1910
Professor Richard L. Garner, back from seven years in Africa, argues simian intelligence is rising. He claims chimpanzees learn words, understand meanings, imitate calls, and may develop a spoken lineage. Garner notes a rudimentary ethics among apes and claims they can identify primary colors. He brought eight chimp skeletons and thirty skulls for study as Rosie Nispetchimpan makes a debut at Pennsylvania University.
Chicago reports WL Fosher a former Ryder Memorial church pastor argues the stage better for spreading Christianity and morality than the pulpit He asserts ministers deserve fair salaries and should avoid excessive hardship while urging churches to embrace the Sunday theatre as a moral tool and entertainment.
Sharon and Eddings advertise galvanised iron bath tubs described as lightweight and easy to move. Marketed as ideal for farmers seeking practical durable fixtures.
Wheat prices opened weaker in Chicago as cable losses and softer cash values at major centers pressured futures. Septem ber declined while December options gained, with carryover from Kansas City adding to the weakness. Liverpool opened lower and closed down further. The report notes Armour brokers shifting positions and the day ending with modest net gains on some contracts.
An eight year old girl named Cheerie Winfred, daughter of Colonel J B Stoner, speaks English French Spanish Latin and Esperanto fluently and can communicate in German Russian Polish Italian and Japanese. Her mother, a descendant of Lord Fackville West and Esperanto Association leader, says education began at three months with play as method, inspired by William James Sidis.
Medford Oregon reports Mrs Rice, Southern Pacific agent at Gold Hill, wins the annual gold medal for highest efficiency and best kept depot. Once telegraph operator and station agent at Albany and Salem, she has served four years at Gold Hill, where her daughter teaches in Portland.
During a royal visit to the fleet in London King George and his sailor son the Prince of Wales boarded the Dreadnaught. He was met aboard the monster battleship after it was cleared for action and the visit highlighted naval strength and readiness.
H. and M. Garfield, M D, homoeopathic physician and surgeon, lists office in Jud Building block with phone 2411 and residence 2633. Dr Linner Blakessee, chronic and nervous diseases and women’s ailments, X ray and electrotherapeutics, located at Jud Building corner Main and Court streets with office phone 72 and residence 664.
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