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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1912

Page

5

Local classifieds offer jobs homes and services

Numerous ads invite applicants for messenger and stenographer jobs at Western Union and Mark Moorhouse Co. Also listed are scrap iron buyers, runabout for sale, lost gloves, housework help, dry goods worker, gardening and laundry services, a Jersey cows for sale, coal and wood suppliers, lodging for rent, a dining area near State Hotel, and river transport to Portland. Pendleton fair visitors room listing emphasized with price scales and contact methods.

Pendleton Iron Works Western Union Mark Moorhouse Co Oakland Long Bros Wotman Smith Bron Malin Street Jersey FR. H. Stevens Dutch Henry B. H. Decker Rock Springs DeMotto Bowman Court Street St. Joseph's Academy Pendleton Sisters of St. Francis Eveything State Hotel UN Co West Webb Street Portland Dalles

Land for sale near Hermiston with alfalfa and orchard

Two parcels offered for sale one at 14 acres located one mile from Hermiston with half in alfalfa orchard and berries and the rest with good windbreaks at a reasonable price plus an additional 10 acres partly in alfalfa with windbreaks suitable for alfalfa or fruit land. Address Box 274 or phone 473 Hermiston, Ore.

Hermiston Cre

Penland Bros Auto Track Tau Moving Service

Penland Bros advertises quick city moves and country transfers. The firm offers short trips for furniture and vehicles and promotes prompt service via phone contact Main 339.

Penland Bros

Temperance League Conference Opens in Toronto

Toronto September 2 The lle enna conference of the superintend ents and workers of the Anti Saloon League of America opens at Alumni Hall Victoria University. Officials and field workers from national and state leagues attend. Distinguished speakers include Rev Dr Purley A Baker John G B Lennon George W Morrow Dr Howard H Russell and Ben N Spence.

Toronto Ont Ameria United States Alumni Hall Victoria University Purley A. Baker John GB. Lennon American Federation of Labor George W. Morrow Detroit Howard H. Russell Ben, N. Spence

Son of Gov Foss Weds Massachusetts Gal in Newbury

Miss Catherine Cobb of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts married Noble Foss second son of Governor and Mrs Eugene N Foss at the First Congregational Church in Newbury Vermont. Governor Foss and family attended along with many prominent people. The bride, an only daughter, is a Jamaica Plain social leader with long friendship ties to the Foss family.

Newbury Catherine Cobb Frederick L. Cobb Jamaica Plain Mass Noble Foss Eugene N. Foss Massachusetts First Congregational Church Fommer

Bull Moose Convention Debates Unity at Troonshoro

At Troonshoro North Sept. 3 the Progressive party held its state convention naming presidential electors and a state ticket. Some supporters favored seizing the Republican convention and pledging electors to the Progressive ticket rather than forming an independent state meeting.

Troonshoro Progressive Party Charlotte

Secret Service Chief Resigns in New York Branch

William J. Flynn resigns as head of the New York branch of the federal secret service. John Henry appointed to succeed him. No reason given. believed linked to offer to lead the probe into vice charges against New York City police after the murder of Herman Rosenthal.

Washington Sept William J. Flynn New York Federal Secret Service John A. Wilkie John Henry Flynn New York City Herman Rosenthal

Hilles to Make Public Campaign Contributions

New York reports Chairman Hitles of the Republican National Committee will publish a complete list of campaign contributions on October 15. The move aims to provide transparency for financial support received by the party prior to the upcoming campaign season.

Hilles New York Sept Hitles Republican National Committees

National Farmers Union gathers for annual Tennessee convention

The National Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America opened its annual convention in Chattanooga Tennessee today. Several leading agricultural figures from across the country are to address the gathering.

Kattanooga Tenn Sepa National Farmers'’+ Educational and Co-operative Union of America Seversl Feading

Naval pact quietly negotiated between France and Russia

The Paris naval pact was reportedly devised in the second week of July and kept secret from the public. The center of talks was the Place de la Concorde, with Theophile Delcassé presiding at the ministry of marine while a Russian admiral stayed nearby. A public communique hinted at the naval maneuvers during Premier Raymond Poincaré's visit to Russia.

Paris France Russia Foreign Office Place de la Concorde Theophile Declasse Russhan Ministry of Marine M. Delcasse Mediterranean Saymond Poincare Imperial Court

Soldier for 23 years seeks time to become citizen

Sergeant Timothy J. Leary of the Tenth Infantry longs to settle in one place long enough to naturalize. Born in Ireland, he has never spent a full year in any post, moving from Governor's Island to Alaska and beyond. He hopes pension time will let him cast a vote and enjoy U.S. rights, while officials debate park autos and travel safety.

Tenth Infantry New York Timothy J. Leary Tenth United States Infantry Rolling Stone Tim Carrillo United Fruit Company Washington Ireland United States Governor's Island Alaska

Man fined for defying wife under oath in domestic case

Chicago man Stanley Wierdak of 4162 Ogden Avenue was sentenced to six months in the bridewell after declaring he would not believe his wife Catherine’s sworn testimony in a Court of Domestic Relations case. The couple’s trouble stemmed from a dyspepsia illness and alleged repeated abuse, with testimony recounting eggs thrown toward the ceiling and a heated exchange with Judge Moran.

Chicago Stanley Wierdak Ogden Avenue Catherine

Autoists Seek Right to Tout Through National Parks

The 1920s park superintendent conference plans to discuss whether automobiles should be allowed in national parks. Secretary of the Interior Fisher calls the issue pressing and invites automobile clubs and interested parties to Yosemite for an October meeting to study the problem. Hundreds of requests reach the interior department annually.

National Congress Interior Department Alpine Club of America Bureau of National Parks Fisher ALE National PARKS Yosemite Whellington Yosemite National Park

Painter Fined as "Masher" in Minneapolis Incident

In Minneapolis Carl Malmberg, a painter, grabbed the arm of a local druggist’s wife and whispered hello as she posed on the street Saturday night. She testified in police court that she fell, he was freed by Malmberg and later jailed for fifteen days in the workhouse for mashing.

Minneapolis Minn Carl Malmberg Malmberg

Youth Denies God In Milwaukee Theft Case

Milwaukee youth Fay La More, 18, was arrested for stealing automobile lamps and appeared before Judge Backus in Municipal Court. The hearing included a question about belief in God as the judge asked, Do you believe in God.

Milwaukee Wis

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