Suffrage League Plans Meetings and Campaign in County
Mrs. Sara Bard Field Ehrgott thanks Pendleton for support of the vote for women and outlines ties to the National Suffrage movement and college leagues. She notes semi monthly meetings, campaign efforts in Umatilla county, and optimism for victory in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bard Field Burgett
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Portland
League
Tiope
Iik
Shaw
Umatilla
Political Equality League forms in city hall
Organization Perfected, Saturday afternoon at the city hall the local branch of the Oregon Equal Suffrage League met and perfected permanent organization to be known as the Political Equality League. Officers elected include Mrs. Terpening, resident. Mrs. Matlock, vice president. Mrs. McKinney, second vice president. Mrs. Landers, third vice president. Mrs. Livengood, treasurer. Mrs. Akers, secretary. Meetings are the first and third Tuesdays at 2 o'clock, beginning April 2, with a fourth Tuesday evening session. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Equal Suffrage League
Political Equality League
Terpening
W. F. Matlock
W. C. McKinney
J. S Landers
F. E. Livengood
M.L. Akers
Local Meeting Aims to Discuss Political Faith and Movement
A note invites residents to a Tuesday gathering on April 2 at 2 PM hosted by Mrs M L Akers. The event seeks to study political questions and understand the movement, offering a warm welcome to all attendees and promising thoughtful discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Akers
Pendleton Notes Round Up Local Happenings
Newsy notes from Pendleton report Mrs B F Beck leaving for Gatling Texas after becoming widowed. Fred Rees, former Bond Bros. and M Sichel employee, suffered a stroke and remains homebound with hoped for recovery. Dr and Mrs Eldred B Waffle in Europe will sail on the 25th and reach Pendleton by June. Rev Mack arrives as new German Lutheran pastor at Myrick. Rev Spratler departs for Idaho. Lev Ankeny recently ill at Hot Lake improving enough to return to duties at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rees
Bond Bros. Haberdashery
M. Sichel
Portland
Europe
Myrick
Mack
Myrick Church
Dakotas
Spratler
Idaho
Ein Ankeny
Hot Lake
Lev Ankeney
First National Banks
Pendleton
Walla Walls
Nesmith Ankeny
Alberta MeMonies Wins Pony Championship
Alberta MeMonies daughter of Mr and Mrs F J MeMonies is named winner of a Shetland pony prize offered by Tallman Drug in a long running quoting contest at Pendleton. Bus Bauerstatte Jr placed second in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta MeMonies
Alberta MeMoniles
F. J. MeMonies
Pendleton
Tallman Drug Company
Bus” Bauerstatte, Jr
Time Leon and Moorhouse Leave Los Angeles Rodeo Assistance
Expected Tiome Leon and Mark Moorhouse, directors of the Round-Up, have left Los Angeles with Leon's wife for home after six weeks there for health and to help Raley and Gwinn stage their Rodeo. They plan a brief visit in San Francisco and other intermediate points before Pendleton. Lymin G Rice, son of G M Rice, spoke at the University of Oregon Engineering Club on The History Construction and Maintenance of Railroads. Though a sophomore, his address impressed upperclassmen with information to aid their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiome Leon
Mark Moorhouse
Los Angeles
Messrs. Raley and
Gwinn
California
San Francisco
Pendleton
Young Rice
University of Oregon
Lymin G. Rice
G. M. Rice
Young Indian Passes Away at Reservation Mission
Mark Minthorn son of Robinson Minthorn elder of the Tutullia church died about six o'clock Saturday evening at his home on the reservation. Death came from tuberculosis, a longtime sufferer. Funeral services were held at the mission at 2 PM conducted by Rev. J. G. Dickson. Interment followed in the mission cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Minthorn
Robinson Minthorn
Tutullia Church
J. G. Dickson
Elks Dope Sheet Details Portland Convention Plans
Secretary Thomas FitzGerald of the local Elks lodge received Dope Sheet No 3 from Portland lodge. The dopester estimates 60000 visitors will attend the convention week. Seattle and San Francisco aim to win the 10915 convention and will start at the Portland conclave. All Elks should secure proper credentials for their ladies and themselves. The sheet will be posted in the Elks hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Thomas FitzGerald
Lodge of Elks
Portland
Dopester
Seattle
San Francisco
Elks Hall
Trapper Brings in Hides From Meacham Creek
Government hunter John Zoller delivered his second shipment of skins from the north fork of Meacham Creek. The haul included two lynx hides valued around 235 dollars each, one raccoon skin, three coyote pelts, and several muskrat furs. Zoller earns regular bounty and a flat salary, making the trade lucrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Zoller
Meacham Creek
Unlucky Thirteen in Police Court
April open brought many offenders before Judge FitzGerald who showed little leniency. Mickey Madden pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and received five days in jail after a scuffle in a saloon with John Marahman. Marahman pleads not guilty and faces trial this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FitzGerald
Mickey Madden
John Marahman
Harahman
Madden
Harry
Jail sentences and license issued in local court records
Dunn, M. Ford, John Wallater and George Riley were jailed three days for drunkenness. Jacob Feline, Charles Beavett, Sam Whit man, Robert McConnell, John Haines and A Taylor escaped similar punishment by paying cash for a vice offense. Jack Weeden drew five days for a drunken and disorderly charge. One marriage license was issued to Charlie Martin and Marle MIM, residents of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Martin
Marle Mim
State Tote Building Sold at Webb and Cottonwood
A deed recorded today at the courthouse shows the State Hotel building at Webb and Cottonwood streets sold by James A. Burrell to William E. Becks for 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
James A. Burrell
William E. Becks
Would Be Precinct Committeeman
Petitions announcing their desire to be precinct committeemen have been filed with the county clerk by George W. Hansall of south Athena A. A. Foss Thomas Thompson of southern reservation precinct Ben K. Burroughs of west Pendleton Walter Swart of Gibbon FP OG Rogers of North Pendleton J. B. McDill of the county poor farm A. BE McCully of Juniper and A. B. Thompson of Echo. Splendid Meetings at Pilot Rock. Sept. J. 8. Landers principal A. C. Hampton Rev. J. C. Gregory Claude Hampton Chester Fee and Peter Crockett returned that night from Pilot Rock where they had assisted in the Inauguration of the work of the Men and Religion Forward Move ent. They report splendid meetings and much enthusiasm among the boys in the work mapped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hansall
South Athena
A. A. Foss
Thomas Thompson
Southern Reservation
Ben K. Burroughs
West Pendleton
Walter Swart
Gibbon
FP. OG. Rogers
North Pendleton
J. B. McDill
County Poor Farm
A. Be, McCully
Juniper
A. B. Thompson
Echo
Pilot Rock
Landers
A. C. Hampton
J. ¢. Gregory
Claude Hampton
Chester Fee
Peter Crockett
Pilot Bock
Ten Join Episcopal Church In Holy Week Rite
Ten confirmands were received by Bishop Robert L. Paddock at the Episcopal church marking Holy Week. The class includes Henry Clay Judd Donald Thompson Robinson Ralph Newton Burgess Thomas Francis Murphy Ralph Leslie Grandin Kate May Stanfield Gladys Rhoda Van Orsdall Madeline Burgess Jennie Trene Murphy and Gertrude Poston. Services this week are scheduled Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p m Wednesday at 7 21 5 p m Friday from 12 to 2 and again at o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Robert L. Paddock
Henry Clay Judd
Donald Thompson Robinson
Ralph Newton Burgess
Thomas Francis Murphy
Ralph Leslie Grandin
Kate May Stanfield
Gladys Rhoda van Orsdall
Madeline Burgess
Jennie Trene Murphy
Gertrude Poston
Pleas Entered by Five Indicted Men
Five of the men indicted last week by the grand jury pled not guilty before Circuit Judge Phelps. Ed Jones faces larceny charges while Patrick H. King and George Gardner are charged together with stealing a pub case from a local lodging house. Burt Pixler is charged in four indictments with three horses, and James Morgan, who allegedly stole coats from the Democratic banquet, has hired Republican counsel. Joe Skrable and H. J. Watt, among others, represent Pixler and King respectively, while Frank Irwin awaits counsel appointment before pleading. The regular term opens in a week and should last about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vive
Phelps
Ed Jones
Patrick H. King
George Gardner
Burt Pixler
James Morgan
Morgan
Taft Club
Joe Skrable H. J. Watt
Pixler
George W. Coutts
King and Garmer
Frank Irwin
Car crash on grade leaves two injured in double incident
A car overturned after hitting a rut on a grade. Mrs Rucker was thrown clear while Mrs Trombley was pinned under the vehicle with a badly bruised leg and rescued by Clarence Penland and bystanders. In a separate Nelson grade collision Fred Walters struck a bank bending a front axle.
Girl May Go Free on Killing Charge
Los Angeles reports Viola Carter of Tacoma, the mystery girl, will go free after admitting she shot Edwin J Edge. Prosecutors say motive is key but believe none existed. The dead man’s mother, Mrs Hanna Edge, petitioned District Attorney Fredericks to drop prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Viola Carter
Tacoma
Edwin J. Edge
Mra Hanna Edge
Fredericks
15 000 Chicago Carpenters Strike California? Correction
15,000 Chicago carpenters strike amid labor unrest in Chicago Illinois on April 1 as workers protest wages and conditions. Local unions coordinate with national labor groups to pressure employers for contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Carpenters
Chicago
Ills
Auto collisions report in Umatilla county Pendleton and beyond
Yesterday saw multiple auto accidents in Umatilla county. In Pendleton on the business streets a collision occurred and two other crashes were reported along the road near the John Crow ranch. Mrs. B. F. Trombley and Mrs. Rucker were thrown from their vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Pendleton
John Crow Ranch
B. F. Trombley
Rucker
Cleaning Service Promises Gentle Care for Delicate Garments
The text assures that even a muddy street scene cannot deter proper cleaning of pets aside, as both ladies and gentlemen will have redress. Garments are cleaned to look like new without damage to delicate fabrics, highlighting careful stain removal and restoration.
Builders hit by 16000 carpenters strike
About 16,000 carpenters stopped work today, threatening $25 million in building projects. Five hundred pollen reserves guard jobs where non union men are at work. The union asks for a 60 hour week and a raise to 65 cents an hour. President Metz of the building council warns the entire building trades may be paralyzed unless demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Building Council
Supreme Court upholds ouster cases against Indiana units
Washington April 1 The United States supreme court affirmed Missouri Supreme Court rulings ousting Standard Oil Company affiliates from doing business in Missouri and upheld $50,600 fines on each company for violations of the OAU trust act as applied to Indiana subsidiaries Republic Watera-Pierce company and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Standard of Company
Indiana
Republic of Company
Watera- Pierce Company
Some Women Dishonest About Wedding Gowns and Divorces
A tersely framed note claims some women resist wedding gown choices then scheme to use the fabric for a divorce suit. The remark implies gossip about marital disputes and clothing as a pretext.
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Burbank
Ohio
Ehrgott
Lea
Oregon Equal Sufrage League
Sara Bard Field
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Quality Grocers
Newsy
Tearves
B. F. Beck
Gatling
Texas
Ashe
John B. Stetson
Tidem
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
W. J. Connor & Go
Harry O'Dell
Main Street
Supreme Court
Wonder Store
S&h
Clark’s Grocery
Royal M. Sawtelle
the Jeweler
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