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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

5

Pastime pictures and local ads from Pendleton paper

Local page advertises Pastime pictures claiming largest showings in town. Multiple items list Fresh oysters at Hohbach bakery, Rock Spring coal via Henry Kopittke, Pendleton Lumber Yards ads, autos for rent, and contact info including Main 178. Several For sale notices include garden hose, feed mill, show case, cows, and furniture. Rentals include rooms and a six room house. other services mention carpet cleaning and an electric vacuum. Contacts reference 412 Raley St and 612 Willow St with East Oregonian references.

Hohbach's Rock Spring Coal Henry Kopittke Pendleton Lumber Yards Pendleton Auto Company Rock Springs Coat of Sharon & Eddings Misa Phinney Toacher Pinno Harmony Raley St Henry Kopitzke

Grand Ronde Fru Ranch Sold in Orchard Trade

Albert R. Cutler sold his 23 acre fruit ranch near the Sugar Face Tor y to L. Wilson for 13000. The Cavann place in the Grandy Ronde valley becomes part of an orchard near the river. Cutlers return to Seattle. Wilson is father of S F Wilson of Pendleton La Grande Observer.

Albert R. Cutler L. Wilson Grandy Ronde Cavann Cutlers Séeattle Wilson S. F. Wilson Peterson & Wilson Pendleton—La Grande

City council approves sidewalk ordinance with width and material rules

After weeks of debate the city council passes a sidewalk ordinance setting width standards and approved materials. It requires a permit to build and fixes a uniform curb line to allow street parking except on main streets. Latourelle and McGinnis receive a near beer license to reopen the old State saloon on Main Street, following the council’s denial of Hovey’s license.

Latourelle & McGinnis Main Street Hovey

Girl Suffers Pins in Arm Mystery at Mill

Adelina Wyckoff an 18 year old winder at Ashley and Bailey's alk mill in Patterson New Jersey reports sixteen pins embedded in her right arm over time. She recalls pain beginning about a year ago and that Dr Flood previously removed a headless curved pin. After more pins appeared he removed sixteen more like the first, blackened. Dr Flood believes she may have swallowed pins as a child.

Patterson N. J Adelina Wyckoff Ashley & Bailey Alk Mill Mise Wyckoff Flood Dr. Flood

Oregon Opens Football Season With 30 Men Out

Oregon’s 1915 football season began at Kincaid Field with a 30 man squad in uniform. Generals Robert Forbes and Bil Hayward led the group which included notable players Clark, Taylor, Pinkham, Dodson, Maine, Latourette, Sweek, Giles, Grout, Ben Chandler and Kiltz as part of the Yale All-America end’s influence.

University of Oregon Eugene Ore University Kincaid Field Robert Forbes Yale Bil Hayward Pacific Coast Clark Taylor Pinkham Dodson Maine Michael Latourette Sweek Giles Grout Ben Chandler Kiltz

Pendleton social and business visitors crowd the street

Frank Reid travels from Adams. J Bagley and J Davis conduct business in Pendleton. many residents from Walla Walla Portland Moscow and Echo visit or return home. Officials inspect fruit for sale. several locals tour cities, attend fairs, or plan travel. Flight exhibit news closes with Farman aeroplane endorsement and World Record prize references.

Frank Reid Adams J. Bagley The Dalles J. Davis Athena M. O'Brien Portland Margaret Bower Walla Walla Hotel &T. Giorge P. Croarkin Echo Pendleton R. I. Oliver Seattle Fair EB. J. Kilgore Charles Ford Bridge and Building Division D. KR. Parker Condon C. E. Cameron B. L. Swartzlander Umatilla Agency J. W. McGee West Alta Street

Maxine Elliott Calls King Edward Charming

New York actress Maxine Elliott returns from Europe and praises King Edward as charming and delightful to Americans. She complains American papers dubbed her “King Edward's Summer girl” and prefers the restrained English press. Elliott recalls an invitation from the king and shares her theater plans.

New York King Edward Americana Maxine Elliott Europe Kaiser Wilhelm II Miss Eliott Miss Elliott

Famous aviator to perform at Seattle fair

Seattle will host the first aeroplane fights west of Chicago during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. A contract was signed for a series of flights in the early October period. The event features Henri Farman’s renowned aircraft, holder of a world record.

American Aeroplane Company of New York J.W. Curzon Henry Farman Farman Rheims Seattle Chicago Henri Farman

Modern Modiste Claiming Barely Realized Daring Tricks

Madame Hipley at a dressmakers convention declares modistes can alter a woman's figure with lines in cutting, adding or trimming pounds, and that the unskilled rely on pads. She says American women prefer comfort and dislike padding, while marvels are achieved through expert technique.

Chicago Madame Hipley Madame Ripley

Fire Hose Saves Man From Scalding

Philadelphia railroad fireman George Smith of 1253 Greylock Street was trapped in an overturned Pennsylvania locomotive at Twenty sixth and Wharton Streets. A stream from a fire hose kept him from being scalded as rescuers freed him and he was taken to Polyclinic Hospital and then home.

Philadelphia George Smith Greylock Street

Weston's Monterey Musketry School Move Proposed

Major-General Weston, in his annual California report, urges transferring the Monterey presidio musketry school to a central western post. He notes satisfactory progress but believes central placement would yield better results. He also proposes tightening small arms regulations to require a 5 percent higher score than enlisted teammates for a medal.

Presil Washington Weston Department of California Funston School of Musketry Presidio of Monterey Middle West

Results of Bio Games Yesterday in Northwest League

Northwestern League results reported from Tacoma Seattle and Spokane. Portland beat Tacoma 7 to 6 in nine innings at Tacoma. Seattle defeated Aberdeen 3 to 1 at Seattle. Vancouver beat Spokane 6 to 4 at Spokane. Coast League results show Portland 2 Los Angeles 1 at Portland, San Francisco 4 Oakland 3 at Oakland, Sacramento 4 Vernon 1 at Vernon.

Tacoma Portland Seattle Aberdeen Spokane Vancouver Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Vernon Sacramento

Eastern Games Baseball Scores and Delays

In Pittsburg R H B counts show Philadelphia and Cincinnati games with darkness ending play. New York vs St Louis halted after third with St Louis ahead 4 0. Chicago rain postpones. Philadelphia and Washington matches noted with runs and errors, while Cleveland beat Boston in a rain affected day.

Pittsburg B. Bogton Eee Vancen New York Eeniesseecs Cccek St. Louis Chicago American League Philadelphia R. H. E. Philadelphia Dixese Coombs Krause Livingston Gilligan and Smithson Washington RH. F. Washington Walker and Street Mulfin Schmidt Boston R. H. E. Claveland Mitchel and Emsterly Wood Donohue

Anniversary of Neptune Discovered Similar to Pole Find

Washington reports that Neptune’s birthday is celebrated today, tracing its discovery to 1846. German astronomer Galle announced the planet after English and French astronomers, Adams and Le Verrier, predicted via Uranus perturbations. Cambridge and Berlin observations followed, with Berlin’s note arriving before England’s formal announcement.

North Pole Washington Neptune Earth Galle Cook Peary John Couch Adams England Jean Joseph le Verrier Adams Berlin Observatory Challis Cambridge Observatory Berlin

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