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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1909

Page

8

Irrigated Land to be Listed by State Engineer Office

State Engineer John Lewis in Salem heads a data collection effort for all irrigated land in Umatilla county. Deputy R. D. Cooper leads a Pendleton crew surveying Umatilla bottom and McKay creek to the reservation line, with a third party working Birch creek valley. The move aims to support water litigation and planning, with data to be added to current records in Salem.

Umatilla County John Lewis Salem R. D. Cooper Lewis S Pendleton Hermiston Umatilla McKay Creek Birch Creek State Board of Water Commissioners

Fish Week Opens At The Fair With Free Pacific Coast Fish

Today marks the start of Fish Week at the Seattle exposition alongside the livestock show. Thousands of Pacific coast fish will be cooked in many ways and served free to visitors daily. The idea came from a lighthearted exchange between a Gloucester, Massachusetts fish dealer and a Puget Sound packer. Both were confident in the outcome.

Seattle Pacific Coast Sherry's Delmonico’s Atlantic Seaboard Puget Sound

Hypnotized Sleep Tragedy Halts Oregon Stage Gag

Arzullia real name Mrs Arthur Alburtus Randolph was forced to wake after a 30 hour staged sleep as police halted the display at a Rader furniture window prompting disappointment among hundreds. The Randolphs plan three night shows at the Oregon theater despite the interruption.

Arzullia Rader Oregon Arthur Alburtus Randolph Alburtus Oregon Theater J. W. Randolph The

Cook Denounces Peary Attitude Over Flag Incident

New York September 27 Dr Cook says he cannot understand Peary's conduct and will answer definite charges signed by Peary. He cites Peary's refusal to let Whitney aboard the Roosevelt with the American flag as incomprehensible and asserts Whitney had instructions to aid needy white men from his Etah property.

New York Peary Dr. Cook North Whitney Roosevelt Etah

Fortune Telling by May Andrews in City for One Week

May Andrews will stay in the city for one more week offering special readings at 60 cents. She will conduct sessions in Room 16 above the French restaurant.

May Andrews

Pendleton Congressman Ellis to Visit for Six Weeks

Congressman Ellis and wife on official Hawaii visit return home next Sunday for a six week stay before heading back to Washington. A large team hauling lumber for Pendleton Lumber Company bolted from depot toward the yards, running fast but halted before injuring horses or equipment.

Ellis Congress W. R. Ellie Senate Committee Hawaii Washington Pendleton Lumber Company

Yardmaster Harry Nelson Named for O R and N

Harry Nelson, newly appointed yardmaster for the local yards of the O R and N, succeeds Elmer Knight who resigned. Charles Hamilton had been filling the post temporarily and now Nelson assumes full duties.

Harry Nelson Huntington Elmer Knight Charles Hamilton

Falls From Step Ladder Injures A Kraft

A Kraft fell from a step ladder while working in his bathroom yesterday and suffered a severe scalp wound. Several stitches were required to close the wound, but he was able to go out on the street today after the accident. The impact struck the back of his head on the rim of the bathtub.

A. Kraft

Mission for Game Wardens Sails West as Officials Move

Deputy Game Warden Jesse Blackburn of Yamhill leaves the city on a Westward mission linked to his office while local warden C. F. Turner works in the southern county on office business. Tassie Stewart, a noted fruit grower in Umatilla County, reports high prospects for southern Oregon east of the Cascades, praising dairy and sugar beet potentials alongside fruit and grain limits.

Jesse Blackburn Yamhill West C. F. Turner Blackburn Oregon Cascade Range of Mountains Tassie Stewart Umatilla County Stewart

Pioneer Day at Fair Opens With Large Attendance

The fair opened with gates at 1:30 and one hour of suspended business. Tonight thousands will enter the pavilion to view exhibits and enjoy music. Tomorrow features Pioneer’s Day with Jay Bowerman speaking on the Pioneer of Oregon and Dr. Andrey C. Smith on Pure Food, plus reminiscences by J. T. Lisuallen, John Gurdane, and Dave Taylor.

Redmen Jay Bowerman Senate Oregon Andrey C. Smith J. T. Lisuallen John Gurdane Dave Taylor

Flood toll rises beyond early estimates in Louisiana

New Orleans report says a railroad wrecking crew found thirty dead along the Louisville and Nashville right of way. Father Richard of Montague Catholic church says hundreds remain in marshes. Terrebonne Parish death toll rises to about 225 with seven hundred missing. prior estimates appear far too low.

New Orleans Dunbark Louisville, Nashville Richard Montague Catholic Church Terrebonne

Indian Lover Does Bloody Lochinvar Stunt

Riverside California reports a mounted posse pursues an Indian named Billy Loy who shot and killed Mike Boniface an owner Indian and abducted Boniface's 14 year old daughter. Loy’s long been the girl’s admirer and was forbidden to visit. Authorities expect he will not be taken alive.

Riverside Calif Billy Loy Mike Boniface Boniface

Twelve Persons Go Down in Wreck Off Cape Henlopen

Baltimore reports twelve persons missing after a steamer foundered off Cape Henlopen. Dispatches from Georgetown, Del. say six survivors were rescued. The steamer’s name is not given.

Baltimore Cape Henlopen Georgetown Del

Lewiston Opens Tenth Lewiston Clarketon Fair

Lewiston crowded with country people for the opening of the tenth annual fair of the Lewiston Clarketon Fair association. A Nez Perce parade, grain fruit stock mines lumber displays and horse racing will be featured as the fair runs for one week.

Lewiston Lewiston-Clarkaton

Taft Suffering Sore Foot From Golf Injury

In Butte on September 27 President Taft suffers a swollen painful toe after injuring it while golf in Beverly. He neglects it but remains able to proceed with the day’s program without interference.

Butte Taft Beverly

Bartlett Speaks on Irrigation at District Fair

Attorney Francis H. Bartlett argued irrigation is more than tillage and crops, calling it a great social question shaping institutions. He urged small land proprietors to secure industrial independence and a stronger nation, praising arid lands as America's priceless heritage awaiting farmers and homeseekers.

Francis H. Bartlett Bartlett Children of America Republic

Farman Plane to Exhibit at Seattle Exposition

Seattle September 27 The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition will host west of Chicago aero plane flights. Henri Farman’s world record aeroplane will be exhibited along with the Humming Bird II from the American Aeroplane company of New York. A contract calls for at least 600 feet of flight with the Humming Bird II, with potential daily flights for a week or ten days to October 16 if successful. J W Curzon of New York represents Farman and has been contacted to bring the Farman machine to Seattle for the Rheims record holder’s famed flight.

Seattle Chicago Fair Management Henri Farman American Aeroplane Company of New York American Aeroplane Company J. W. Curzon Farman Rheims Itheims

Army officers begin two horsemanship tests at Fort Meyer

Fort Meyer opens a two day horsemanship test series for army officers chaired by Major General Leonard Wood and Col. Joseph Garrard Fifteenth Cavalry. Twenty officers from major to colonel ranks are tested within three hours after endurance tests. A second series starts next Friday in Fort Meyer. Boston fair opens with large crowd. Food and House Furnishing exposition runs a month at Mechanics Hall, the world’s largest exposition building.

Fort Meyer Leonard Wood Joseph Garrard Fifteenth Cavalry Boston Maas Haat Mechanics’ Hall

A Man Unknown at Home Finds Appreciation Elsewhere

A man discovers that his value is greater beyond his hometown where he is better known and appreciated by people in other places. The piece reflects on recognition and belonging across communities.

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