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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1916

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Allies Claim Victories Across Macedonian Front and Somme

On the Macedonian fronts Allied forces claim successes with British, French, and Serbian advances and trench captures. Artillery and infantry actions persist near Struma, Decau, and Florina while on the Somme there is heavy artillery and limited infantry engagement. In Romania and Dobruja, Romanians and Russians report progress, with Danube regions and Dobruja seeing troop movements. A separate note mentions the Redrom Drug Store sale in Divion Wa.

Pas Struma Janinah Bicanm Broda Kreseerad Qutshita Peterak Florina Somme Verdun Chapltre

Round-Up Reflects Mixed Results Across Towns and Teams

Local Sereth annual Round-Up highlights varied results from Fendicton Jackson Sandown Imilan and Happy Canyon. Victories by Zeppetine Mites in Macedonia are noted alongside export and retirement mentions including Sandown’s unlikely return and General Aawow RI.

Sereth Fendicton Jackson Sandown Imilan Happy Canyon Ashimugh Triad Zeppetine Mites Macedonia U. 5

Markets Open With Price Range In Chicago Report

Chicago market notes show daily price range with open high and low figures for Coxe and S54 the low and Dee at 150. In Portland Oregon the club price listed at 1.25 with bluestem at 24.

Coxe Portland Ore Bluestem

Panlel V Chrisholm Named Commander in Chief in Cuba

Panlel V Chrisholm a government printing office superintendent in Washington has been selected commander in chief of the United Span ish War Veteran in Cuba during the Spanish war and he was promoted from lieutenant to captain.

Panlel V. Chrisholm Government Printing Office Washington United Spanish War Cuba

Estate Appraisers Report On City Property Value

Appraisers Mou Ditting Fred M Brown and T F Simonton assess the city estate value with the county court maintaining the report. The document notes shares Johnson and Mave filetete in the evaluation of land and farmland holdings and related assets amid ongoing property appraisals.

Mou Fred M. Brown T. F Simonton Hares Johnson

Normal Regents Call for More Oregon Normal Schools

Salem Oregon Sept 23 The board of regents of the Oregon Normal Schools filed its final draft of a survey on public instruction noting the need for additional normal school facilities in the state The Monmouth School alone cannot care for the number of students and Oregon students may have to go to Washington and California for training which is economically disadvantageous and hurtful to professional and ethical standards.

Salem Orec Board of Regenia Oregon Normal Schools Péareau Oregon Monmouth Woshington California

Wilson Defends Eight Hour Labor Law

Long Branch Sept 20 President Wilson in a campaign speech defended the eight hour law saying he did not push the measure through Congress because railroad men demanded it but because the eight hour day is right. He spoke to business men in Trenton and hundreds more who gathered on the lawn of the summer White House. The remarks were a direct reply to attacks by Charles E. Hughes.

Salow Lawn Long Branch Wilean Flin Trenton Charles EL. Hughes

Happy Canyon Big Success in Round-Up Week

Happy Canyon completed its third annual run to strong crowds and solid receipts, with a surplus that will help pay for the new pavilion and past expenses. Attendance peaked Saturday night, more visitors from out of town came, and the city buzzed with activity as streets filled and late departures thinned out.

Lnat!tiden Seat Halon Happy Canyon

Ashbaugh Case Before the Jury in Damages Trial

The circuit court reconvened for the Ashbaugh vs. O W R & W Co case arising from the death of Mrs. Ashbaugh in December 1874. Ashbaugh seeks 7000 dollars claiming negligence and carelessness caused his wife's death after she crawled under a train near Fehoam, aiming to reach the depot. Testimony began with witnesses including Mrs. Kin Thouson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Themen, who testified she had previously crawled under the train. Attorneys for the plaintiff include Jude Jutiee and others. the railroad is represented by local counsel. the trial continues with jurors selected and testimony underway.

J. A. Ashbaugh Ashhwurh Ashbudeh

U S Exports in August Break World Record

The Commerce Department reported that America set a new world export record in August with shipments totaling 510 million dollars, 35 million above the prior May peak. The year ended August shows 4.75 billion in exports while inward gold movement in August was 29 million, with total inward movement at 410 million a record.

Aucue Commerce Dot Washington Commerce Department America

Delegates Named for National Irrigation Congress

County Judite and 24 delegates from the county were chosen to attend the National Irrigation Congress in El Paso Texas from October 14 to 18. Delegates include H Marsh B Saylor Freewater Carl McNaught Hermiston WT Shaw Freewater G L Dinning Tinfield and Cyril G Brownell Umatilla.

H. Marsh el Yas Texas B. Saylor Freewater Carl McNaught Hermiston WT. Shaw G. L. Dinning Tinfield Cyril G. Brownell Umatilla

Hermiston Official Tours Wallowa Fair Exhibits

W It Judge, superintendent of the stationery experiments at Hermiston, toured the Wallowa fair last evening and inspected horticultural and agricultural exhibits. He discussed potato disease and planned to visit the Union experiment station to study related work.

Pab W. Alles Esterimentation Hermiston Wallowa Union

East Ontario Subscribers Raise Price for Thursday Edition

Owing to increased demand for the Special Hound to Sone We editions, the Fast Oreemian declares five cent price for each complete copy of Thursday's edition, September 21. Readers urged to bring Thursday's copy to the East Ontario office to receive a favor for outside reader support.

East Ohpgontan East Orerontan BE. Co. Puk

Sundown Retires From Bucking Contests After Decades of Ride

Jackson Sundown, a 50 plus year old Indian champion, says he will not enter another bucking contest. He plans to train young Indians in Alaho and continue riding stock at home. Sundown won a 960 prize saddle but requested his wife’s name engraved on it, though the winner is officially listed.

Jackson Sund Duster Sundown Alaho Geome Hamley #& Co

Federal bird law official visits Pendleton to enforce season rules

EF. 3 Chitron federal inspector of migratory bird law travels from Idaho through Pendleton toward Portland to warn on strict enforcement. Deputy Warden Tonkin and local authorities pledge cooperation as the goose and duck season opens and local restrictions begin at sunrise and sunset on January 1 with bans before sunrise and after sunset.

Chitron Pendleton Portland Idaho Tonkin Stalen

Wilson urges national industry shift at Baltimore theater

President Wilson addressed the National Grain Dealers Association in Baltimore urging a new American business spirit. He spoke of competition, foreign markets, and banks aiding domestic projects, predicting America would lead in a new era. Cries of We want Wilson greeted his entrance as a large crowd gathered outside.

Lyrics Theater Baltimore Wilson Asocia America

Growing Auto Death Toll Prompts Demands for Stricter Laws

New York report shows 1040 killed and over 8000 injured in major U S cities from January 1 to September 1, with Chicago and New York each recording about 200 casualties. Despite better traffic laws the death toll rises, prompting calls for tougher legislation. Zeppelin raids in England are noted for comparison with 308 killed and 681 wounded. Continued on page 4.

York Zeppelin New York England

Jackson Sundown Wins World's Broncho Busting Championship

Jackson Sundown, a 50 year old Nez Perce Indian from Caldesar Idaho, becomes the first Indian to win Pendleton Round-Up's world broncho busting title. He rides Angel to a dramatic finals ride, defeating Rufus Mollen and Bob Hall in a crowded arena, amid the largest single day turnout in the show's history.

Jackson Sundown Caldesar Idaho Pendleton Sundown Casey Jones Wikgles In & Moet Suneutiona Etvie Rufus Hollen Claremore Okla Arancho Bob Hall Povatello Cheven Long Tom Angel Speedoall Loy Champleg Rotem Mall Mack Angel Ance

Laurels Roundup Returns as City Reopens

The town resumes normal life hosting visitors and preparing for the annual roundup. Attendance and receipts are up with plans to cover exhibit expenses and leave funds for the next festival. The Round-Up directors and officials are optimistic about community support and renewed interest in the event.

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