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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
1
A large crowd fills downtown as a colorful parade of stunts and musical programs showcases street beautification efforts. The event, featuring multiple wards, draws widespread attention and promises continued big exhibits from diverse sections.
McHiroys Grand Military Band conducted by W BE McFlroy presents soloists B F Driscoll cornet Signor KE Scioffi baritone M A Salinger xylophone R E Millard. Concert features overtures Miserere from Il Provia Rossini Verdi selections The Glow Worm Mexican Palmetto Farrel Jumping and Descriptive selections The MILL In the Forest and Star Spangle Banner with guest performers and a comedy act.
The livestock parade will now be held tomorrow morning at 10 20 after judges could not finish the stock judging this afternoon. Prize winners will receive blue or red ribbons. Redmen Tarnile hosted Redmen Night yesterday as I O M members enjoyed a gala evening. An anticipated aeroplane flight and parade drew crowds as a Wright-like craft failed midair and a decorative tavern scene accompanied by Redmen led by McTlrey’s band performed Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight.
North Coast purchases a 170 foot wide right of way through twenty acres at Taien Gap from Northern Pacific for 15000 dollars, settling a long standing dispute and giving access to Yakima valley. The sale surprised many observers.
Visitors note a richer Morrow County display at the fair with improved arrangements in the Umatilla booth. The display features grain varieties, wool, vegetables, fruit, watermelons, and a 1134 pound squash pyramid of apples. Extra fine cabbage heads and a mounted lamb arouse curiosity as crowds applaud the Indian dance and fall pavilion.
Wilbur Wright captivated crowds in New York on September 29 with a public flight during Madson Fulton week. The seagulllike glide around the Goddess of Liberty, from Governors Island to the harbor, demonstrated perfect machine control, flawless motors, and tremendous speed, marking a landmark display of American aviation before the public.
Poultry enthusiasts in the county and possibly Morrow to organize for a winter show. A 4 PM meeting at the Commercial association building will include poultry growers merchants and district board members. The aim is a poultry show in December or January with local merchants and fair directors ready to cooperate.
President Hubbard of the Peary Arctic Club announced Commander Peary's charges against Dr. Cook are ready for submission. He said officers may urge language changes, but Peary will not alter the core claims or weaken the argument, believing the public will accept the proof.
A garbled 1930s style item reports President urging drastic program cuts. The phrasing hints at widespread protests and a push to deliver concise, digestible messages ahead of public speeches, with audiences reacting skeptically to the rhetoric.
New York on September 29 Captain Mald vit opiaagt dinetite teden alrelily collapsed and fell in the Hudson near Dayvil north of Manhattan, ending the ten thousand dollar prize race. George L. Tamlinton’s smaller airship continued the course to Albany as hundreds of thousands watched the northern Hudson shores.
Mrs. Hodges, once Miss Bett Evans of Cincinnati, wife of a Prosperius farmer, met President Taft at the train in North Yakima. Taft praised her, delaying the program by 20 minutes, and hinted she may become a prosperous farmer by winning local goodwill as she did with men.
The California Supreme Court reversed a recent election commission ruling to restore the union labor nomination to Charles M. Fickert and the Democratic and Independent ticket nominations to Francis J. Heney for district attorney in San Francisco.
George Jett of Baker City high school was elected freshman class president at the University of Oregon campus. The vote totaled 41 to 48 with Jett's win noted amid campus enthusiasm and his popularity in the economic course.
North Yakima Washington September 29 President Taft told Spokane business leaders at a Hilloden Lake game dinner that bear meat is better than crocodile He noted internal comfort after meals and joked about crow etiolation from the Philippines journey Taft traveled with Governor Brady Senator Jones and other officials from Idaho and Washington Ballinger was humorously but warmly welcomed during the event and Taft arrived at first light.
North Yoking Sept 29 reports President Tafts party facing curtailed meals and simple menus after complaints about speeches and long banquets during the itinerary. The president warns against foreign dishes fearing indigestion could end the tour.
River Hew Sept 29 Mechanics Bates dying and driver Lyttle in serious condition after ditching of Lyttle’s car during an auto derby at New Suffolk county course. Lyttle drove an Ap person. machine skidded into ditch. Bates trapped beneath wreck. skull fractured and both legs broken. Lante Chevrolet in a Hulck established a new American road record for class cars. he covered 113 S-4 miles at 68 1 4 mph.
Portland dispatch reports Helmuth Kipp a schoolboy was killed while stealing a ride on the back of a farmer’s wagon when a street car crashed into the wagon. The farmer Justion was badly injured after being thrown from the wagon.
Fairbanks Alaska September stampede to rich Otter creek placers draws hundreds of miners. The route runs mile long, six hundred feet wide, with claims ranging from three cents to fifty dollars per pan as the rush rivals the Dawson boom of old.
Chicago, Sept 28. Dan Johnson, president of the American League, is leading protests involving the Sen Acorns and the Tigers over the Highlanders. The dispute centers on player eligibility and league rules, with officials seeking a swift resolution.
Detroit extended its margin over Philadelphia from four to six games after winning the first game with Boston. If Detroit loses the second game and Philadelphia wins, the standings revert to this morning. A Detroit win would keep the lead, while a Detroit loss could narrow it. The American season closes Monday.
Investigating charges by Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers that New York Highlanders have been stealing signals. Highlanders lead Tigers 4 to 1 and have beaten leaders all season. They meet again this afternoon.
San Francisco September 25 Intense interest surrounds President Taft's visit with only 600 seats at $20 each for a banquet at the Fairmont hotel. Subscriptions for tickets and reservations pour in as more than 1260 people seek seats.
Minneapolis on September 29 reports the death of Miss Planche Lond a noted author of articles on child labor and New York slums in an auto accident. Details say Gertrude Mitchell housekeeper Miles Lord’s household suffered injuries as a negro chauffeur attempted to pass a farm wagon and collided with their vehicle. the driver fled.
Vallejo California September 23 The torpedo destroyer Preble which had left for the navy yards this morning on San Pablo bay was forced to return this afternoon due to high pressure cylinder trouble at the yards officials said the defect was not serious and the engines were found at fault
Major Lee Moorhouse showcases a premier Umatilla Indian exhibit valued at 20000, housed under lock and key beside the main entrance. Tall Pine in native dress greets visitors while the display attracts crowds with rare Pacific Northwest relics and artful arrangement, though full details require continuation on page.
Pendleton hosts kickoff as Eastern Oregon Medical Society endorses stricter dairy inspections and Portland milk reform movement gains statewide aims. Marshall Dana petitions the State Board of Health to inspect Portland dairies with six deputies to follow if approved.
Salem Ore Sept 29. Only Governor Benson received a blank informal invitation to the Portland Taft ceremonies. Chief Justice Moore received none and Treasurer Steele and Public Instruction head Ackerman were honored. Other state officials and the Supreme Court members were overlooked. Benson declined to declare a state holiday for Taft’s Portland visit.
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