Scriber Remains in Portland Despite Return Fears
J W Scriber former cashier of First & Traders National Bank Grande released on 46 000 bonds says he will stay in Portland indefinitely. He is not afraid to return to La Grande but has no future plans. Officials say rumors claim a shortage of 123 000, with bonds set at 15 000 on forgery count and 25 000 on a second count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
J. W. Serit
Finers & Traders National Bank Grande
Hiterday
Fouth
la Grande
Scriber
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
Julius Roesch
Annual Convention of Federated Women’s Clubs Opens in La Grande
The eighth annual Oregon federation convention meets at the Masonic temple with detailed registrations. Notable attendees include Mrs. Sarah A. Evans of Portland and Mrs. N. Molitor of La Grande, among many from across the state. The event runs through Thursday with a formal reception tonight crowning the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women's Clubs of
Oregon
Masonic Temple
la Grande
Portland Names Spaulding Eggert and Smith
M. L. Spaulding of Portland F. Eggert of Portland and Mrs. C. J. Smith of Pendleton are listed as individuals in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Spaulding
Portland
F. Eggert
Local Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet Highlights
The La Grande program features delegates from Baker City Pendleton Wallowa Union and La Grande with city officials and club leaders presenting greetings and addresses. Mrs E C Moore speaks on What the Club May Do for the Mother and Mrs F S Ivanhoe delivers a key address for La Grande clubs as the session proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Flynn
Baker City
Moore
Mies Moore
F. M. Saton
Fred Eppinger
Rachel Worstell
la Grande
Belle Wright
Union
Ada Davis
Sarah Evans
Portland
8. W. Seamann
America
M. K. Hall
Federation
F. S. Ivanhoe
Emerson
Inine
J. W. Sadler
Troutdale
Mary E. Brafford
Eugene
Kate Gingham
Carrie Eenter
Zoe Bragg
Mina Ash
Carol Currey
Ethel Wright
Geneva Rohan
Eva Neill
Ada West
Lyle
Mra
O. E. Sarat
T. J. Beroggin
BE. C. Moore
Rehearing Denied in Famous Standard Oil Fine Case
The United States Court of Appeals denied a rehearing on the $29,000,000 Standard Oil fine linked to rebates from the Chicago and Aston road. The decision, by Judges Groscup Baker and Beaman, blocks further review and may push the case to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Onec
Standard Oil Company
Groscup, Baker and Beaman
Oonaparte
United States Supreme Court
Oil Company
Landis
Chicago & Aston Road
Commercial Club Advances Apple Exhibit Plan
The La Grande Commercial Club proposed immediate purchase of 200 boxes of choice apples for Seattle Fair display and urged Union County to contribute at least 100 boxes. David Eccles Hiero to drum up irrigation as county groups rally to support exhibits and a regional push ahead of the Alaska-Tukon-Pacific fair next year. Hood River reportedly has 200 boxes ready for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande Commercial Club
Seattle
Union County
Hood River
Merchants Association Eyes Governor Hughes Dinner Invite
In Frisco the Merchants' association awaits a reply from Governor Hughes of New York to an invitation to attend their annual dinner next month for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
Hughes
New York
San Francisco Courtroom Drama Ties Doctor to Fatal Operation
San Francisco on November 10 a physician identified as Dr J J Black by James Gibson of Cove Oregon as the surgeon who performed an operation blamed for the death of Venta Van Vinack of La Grande The coroner asked the doctor to speak and he offered no comment Gibson testified about relations and marriage attempts in Cove and San Francisco before the fatal operation autopsy surgeon Clark testified that the girl died from a bungled crime driven procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
G. W. O'Donnell
James Gibson
Cove
Ore
Counoer
J. J. Black
Venta van Vinack
la Grande
Gibson
Oregon
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of la Yes
Will
Scriber's Bondsmen
E. ©. Moore
State Federation
Masse
Justice and the City Honor—In
Sarah A. Evans
J. D. Hayes
N. Molitor
T. Oliver
A. L. Richardson
Las Grande
Mow Eee Moore
B. F. Weaver
Sadie Durbar
J. C. Hare
Aurora
A. A. Jayne
Mary Lay Logan
The
Dalles
Nettle A. Geisendorffer
Ling Sturgis
Peggieton
Josele van Scoy
Anna Calkins
Saran A. Evans
General Federation of the Nation
Metropolis
C. J. Smith
Clara Carter
Clara T. Lyle
Mary T. Blakeney
John McDonnell
Wallowa
E. A. Holmes
C. T. McDaniel
Mayor Hall
the State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bonaparte
U. S
Supreme Court
Thin Beattle Fair
Northwest
Washington
David Eccles
David Eccles Coming
Seatle
Frisco
Vesta van Vlack
Clark
Lea
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