Currency reform bills to be introduced next week
Washington April 1 currency reform bills will be introduced as Congress reconvenes. Senator Owen and Representative Glass lead plans with bills to study banking and currency reform. Hitchcock and Weeks will push separate currency proposals. Democratic opposition grows to the Underwood tariff plan. President Wilson declares an open mind on committee appointments.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
Owen
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Representative Glass
Virginia
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Hitchcock
Nebraska
United States
Weeks
Massachusetts
National Monetary Commission
National Reserve Association
Monetary Commission
Underwood
Sims
Tennessee
For Sale Prize Hen Eggs and White Orpington Cockerels
For Sale Bulff Leghorn eggs from prize winners priced at 1.50 to 2.50 for 15 eggs. White Orpington cockerels listed from 1.50 to 5.06. Contact Mrs. R. GO Hawks Box 267 Pendleton Oregon.
Pendleton Newsy Notes Brief Local Items
Marriage licenses issued to August R. Klone and Edith M. Davis in Umatilla County. Lloyd Thomas of Newport and Regina A. Campbell of Freewater obtain license. Campbell is 17 with mother’s consent. Trout season opens but streams are swollen making fishing difficult. Maurice B. Hill of Athena named leader of UO sophomore debating team. meet freshmen April 25. Charlies Winter joins Alexander Department Store in men’s dept. Photos from Major Lee Moorhouse window show 25 years of Pendleton scenes. many subjects still living.
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County Auditor's Office
August R. Klone
Edith M. Davis
Umatilla County
Walla Walla Union
Lloyd Thomas
Newport
Regina A. Campbell
Freewater
Izaac Walton
Oregon
Athena
Maurice B. Hill
University of Oregon
Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Adams Town Raises $80 for Flood Sufferers
Miss Lola Rogers led a local charity drive in Adams to aid Ohio and Indiana flood victims. The soliciting committee collected cash and forwarded $80 to the affected districts.
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Adams
Ohio
Indiana
Lola Rogers
Lofell Rogers
Jury Chosen As Morning Court Hears April Fools Robbery Tale
The jury was selected this afternoon including Robert Chapman Ed Hoon Henry Barrett Joe Hodgson George Piper L L Mann L L Rogers George Brutscher Joe Lewis W B K Elder T P Gilliland and Birk. First witnesses L W Keller and father B F Keller testified about a cow and calf alleged. Col J A Raley and Judge Fee led the defense while District Attorney Stelwer with Roscoe Johnson assisted. Another victim Guy Matlock reports an electric piano at his father's moving picture theater still playing at 2 am, the first of April, as he learned of the prank. Jake Welch of Court Street cigar shop recounted the 2 am call claiming a burglar in the back, but police found only a donkey-like horn. The prank prompted threats of jail if culprits were found.
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Robert Chapman
Ed Hoon
Henry Barrett
Joe Hodgson
George Piper
L. L. Mann
L. L. Rogers
George Brutscher
Joe Lewis
W. BK. Elder
T. P. Gilliland
Birk
L. W. Keller
B. F. Keller
Col. J. A. Raley
Judge Fee
Stelwer
Roscoe Johnson
Guy Matlock
Moving — Picture Theater
Wis
Jake Welch
Court Street
Monthly meeting of the Commercial dissociation club
The regular monthly meeting will be held this evening in the club parlor. The first Tuesday falls on the first, and matters of importance are expected to be discussed.
Divorces Granted by Judge Phelps in Matheson Case
Judge Phelps yesterday granted Effie P Matheson a divorce from Charles M Matheson on cruelty grounds. The decree grants custody of the minor children to Effie and orders Charles to pay $20 monthly alimony. Grain Office to Move notes jewelry fixtures transferred from near the First National Bank to the Odd Fellows building. The vacated room to be taken by H W Callins of Balfour Guthrie. Clark Nelson, now in insurance, will have idle room.
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Phelps
Effie P. Matheson
Charles M. Matheson
R. M. Sawtelle
First National Bank
Odd Fellows Building
H. W. Callins
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Clark Nelson
Ship Body to Wisconsin for Hermiston Woman
The body of Miss Lucy Elizabeth Erikson died yesterday morning at the local hospital and was shipped today from Brown undertaking parlors to Waukaw Wisconsin for interment. She was 54 and suffered a hip fracture followed by paralysis. She lived with her brother JH. T. Eriksen in Hermiston.
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Wisconsin
Lucy Elizabeth Erikson
Hermiston
Brown Undertaking
Waukaw
Miss Erikson
JH. T. Eriksen
Hermiston Woman Dies at 26 in Hermiston
Mrs. Alice Ramey of Hermiston died yesterday at St. Anthony's hospital from chronic appendicitis at 7 15 p m aged 26 She is survived by husband Frank Ramey and three young children oldest five youngest two The body was shipped this morning from Brown undertaking parlors to Hermiston for interment.
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Herniston
Alice Ramey
Hermiston
St. Anthony's Hospital
Frank Ramey
Brown Undertaking
Harlan Returns Aiming To Join Buckaroos
Harlan, a young Pendleton pitcher, returns from Condon to seek a spot with the Buckaroos after summers playing ball in Ellene. He was previously with the Pendleton team of the Blue Mountain league three years ago and worked in a local printing house. Newlyweds Chloupek Get Chaivari Welcome from Portland, with guests interrupting at their apartment to toast the couple. In court, James Roach and Dan Doherty face trial as alleged cattle rustlers, with proceedings ongoing.
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L. K. Harlan
Pendleton
Buckaroos
Harlan
Condon
Ellene
R. E. Chloupek
Portland
Winn Johnson
James Roach
Dan Doherty
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