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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1909

Page

8

Pendleton Opens First Federal Court Term Without Judge

The first term of federal court in Pendleton opened this morning with United States Marshal Read from Portland presiding and reading the proclamation. The term adjourned until June pending a judge’s appointment. clerk George H. Marsh from Portland recorded the convening and adjournment. If not appointed, Portland officers will run Pendleton and Medford sessions, with a deputy clerk likely resident in Pendleton and a deputy marshal to attend sessions. Berkley, son of local residents now in Portland, works as an O.R. and N. brakeman and is popular among railway colleagues.

United States Marshal Portland Jone Pendleton United States Marshal Read Juge George H. Marsh Federal Court Medford Mr. Berkley H. W. Berkley Ecluxeng William Warner Pilot Rock Penniston C. J. Reed R. R. Wood H. W. Coe Echo Furnish-Coe Francis H. Bartlett Hermiston Mamie Dunns Faye Bartholomew Nora Serena George and Lewis Piccard Walter Morrisette Chemawa Tda Picard Bert Whitman Assensor College Street

Berkley Beale Marriage At Bride's Home

Mr Charlee Berkley and Miss Ella Beal wed at the bride’s home 300 Aura Street in a ceremony led by Rev R E Storey pastor of the Baptist church. The couple planned to live in Portland after a short wedding reception with friends and relatives in attendance.

Charlee Berkley Miss Ella Beal Bride’s Aura St Charley Berkley Ella Beale R. E. Storey The Baptist Church

Gavel From Eucalyptus Wood Presented At Lodge Meeting

At Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias last evening J W Maloney past grand chancellor presented a gavel carved from eucalyptus wood now widely grown in California The lodge voted thanks to Mr Maloney for the gift as the trees are rapidly increasing their presence in the state

Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias J. W. Maloney Order California Mr. Maloney

Miss Paralee Hailey Undergoes Minor Neck Gland Surgery

Miss Paralee Hailey daughter of United States Commissioner and Mrs Hailey underwent a slight operation at St Anthony's hospital this morning. Glands in the neck were removed after causing trouble for some time and it was decided best to remove them entirely.

Paralee Hailey United States

Roy Alexander to lose deformed toe in hospital operation

Roy Alexander went to the hospital this afternoon to prepare for an operation tomorrow. He will have one of his toes removed that has troubled him for years. The troublesome toe has interfered with wearing shoes and is finally being discarded.

Roy Alexander

Burial of Miss Picard at Indian Cemetery

The body of Miss Ida Picard daughter of George Picard a Umatilla resident arrived from Chemawa where she studied at the Indian school The remains were taken to the reservation and will be interred in the Indian cemetery this afternoon

Ida Picard George Picard Umatilla Reservation Chemawa

New Dye Works Opens at 912 North Main Street

Mrs. Harry Hays and Mrs. Bert Finney, former Berlin and Pendleton Dye Works staff, open the old Persian Dye Works at 912 North Main Street near Bowman's photograph gallery. They specialize in cleaning and pressing ladies and gentlemen's garments and invite friends to patronize.

Harry Hays Bert Finney Berlin Pendleton North Main Street Bowman's

Work Horses Sold by W P York to A Hampton

Kilbride breeder W P York delivered ten work horses in the city yesterday to A Hampton. The animals were raised on the York place at Kilbride and had been sold to Hampton previously.

W. P. York Kilbride A. Hampton York Place Hampton

Unknown Man Ended Life in Yoncalla Suicide

In Yoncalla Oregon an unidentified man about 24 years old, well dressed, drank carbolic acid near the Southern Pacific depot after destroying all means of identification. A torn postcard and removed labels on clothing and bottle suggest concealment of identity. He died on a pile of debris near the depot. The incident occurred Saturday night near Roseburg.

Roseburg Ore Yoncolla Here Southern Pacific

Des Moines Mothers Fight Tariff Tax

Des Moines residents rally against a stocking tax as the City Union plans discussions led by Mrs. Maitland, president of the Logan Mother's Club. She oversees a club with twenty of thirty-one members welcomed births in a single year.

Des Moines Iowa City Union of

Kidnaping Threat Scandal Ends With Arrest in Milton

Raup claimed no intent to carry out the threats in the letter, saying his plan was to skip the country if money failed. He admitted drafting a backstory after reaching his uncle’s house and found him absent. Miller, Raup’s relative, brought the letter to the sheriff after drawing money from a bank to meet demands. Raup, about twenty, was arrested by Constable Dykes and jailed in Pendleton awaiting grand jury action. He spent most of his life in Milton and is a cigarette smoker who admits earlier drinking sprees.

Raup Miller Taser Bert Wilson Milton California Court d Alenes

Big Sheeppman 18 Now Under Bonds

Joe Vey a leading county sheepman was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Griffith and bound over by United States Commissioner John Halley to appear in federal court in Pendleton with bonds set at 1000 dollars. Vey, joined by other eastern Oregon stockmen, was recently indicted by the federal grand jury for illegally fencing government land and converting it to private range. It was unclear whether he will plead guilty or contest the charge.

Joe Vey United States Griffith John Halley Pentland Vey Oregon

United States Customs Sale Of Unclaimed Goods In New York

The United States Customs Department holds a daylong sale at the appraiser's stores in New York offering unclaimed and seized items. Catalogs list a wide range from wood carvings to camel hair, souvenir postcards, cigarettes, liquors, clothing, jewelry, watches, and thousands of metal rings. Large lots of souvenir postcards and cigarettes are featured, with some consignments containing hundreds of thousands of cards and multiple cigarette bundles.

New York United States Customs Department Lesh J. P. Morgan Grace A. K. Wellington N. Dakota

Body of Murdered Man Found in Spokane River

William Cook former deputy county recorder was found after going over the river falls. He disappeared two months ago with his money and watch missing. Gash on head suggests murder and robbery as motive. He leaves a wife and family.

Spokane William Cook Cook

Notable visitors and residents seen in Pendleton today

John Switzler left on train No 1 for Umatilla while H G Hurlburt from Eeho and C Springston from Echo transact county seat business. Many locals including Roy Horn Aaron Isaacs and Jon Atkinson were in town. Osler, Reed, and Bartlett were among officials and lawyers visiting Pendleton with various duties.

John Switzler Umatilla H. G. Hurlburt Eeho Pendleton C. Springston Echo C. E. Cameron Prospect Ranch Roy Horn Upper McKay Aaron Isaacs McKay Creek Jon Atkinson Goldendale Washington A Pendleton H. E. Pinkerton Bureau of Animal Industry Dan P. Smythe Arlington Horace Walker Beho

Confer With Taft On Oregon Judgeship

Washington April 6 Representatives Ellin and Hawley will meet President Taft in a second interview on the Oregon judgeship. If another post is acceptable to Fulton it will be offered. Taft remains the final judge on judicial appointments. Lee Rowell named Sheridan postmaster. Senator Jones offers census bill amendment for travel funds. Chamberlain introduces bill to appoint Brig. Gen. James Jackson and to correct records for Owen Winneford and Amon Dahuff.

Washington D. C Ellin Hawley Taft Oregon Fulton Lee Rowell Sheridan Jones Chamberlain James Jackson William R. Owen Daniel Winneford Amon Dahuff

Taft Opines Fulton Inexpedient For Oregon Judge

Oregon news reports from Washington say President Taft may not appoint ex Senator Fulton to the federal bench in Oregon. Officials indicate other candidates are under review and a formal announcement awaits the selection. Judge Bean is among leading contenders, backed by Oregon senators and strong endorsements.

Oregon Washington Taft Fulton White House Judge Bean Oregon Bil

New Motion Pictures at the Pastime Tonight

At the Pastime new items shown today include Four Whee Men and Infant Terrible a comedy featuring a famed child actor Life on a French Training ship and Warden's Nightmare Buiglars Mistake. The listings describe Mardi Gras revels in New Orleans 1905 and promise laughter and thrills throughout the program.

New Orleans

Harpicide dandruff cure claims germ-killing

An old advertisement asserts dandruff germs thrive on dirty scalps and cause baldness. It promotes Herpicide as a pleasant hair dressing that kills germs and stimulates growth, claiming no injurious substances, and invites samples from The Harpicide Co in Detroit.

Newbro Wen Stampa Harphide Co Detroit Mich

Italian gardener jailed for life in Grapes assault

San Rafael California April 6 Giuseppe Pia an Italian gardener recently convicted of assaulting Miss Elizabeth Grapes was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary. A new trial was denied and Pia fainted when the sentence was announced. He will appeal.

San Rafael Calif Giuseppe Pia Elizabeth Grapes Pia

Nurse Attacked and Robbed in Frisco

Edna Wilson a 19 year old nurse on a call was found unconscious and bleeding in a gutter at 3 46 yesterday morning by Policeman Wagner. She described a man springing on her in darkness beating her and stealing her purse containing twenty dollars.

San Francisco Edna Wilson Wagner

Famous Actress Lingers Near to Death in California

Santa Ana April 6 scarce breathing Helena Modjenka Polish tragedienne lingers near death. The text mixes a theatre figure with a travel note and a separate line about tea imports ranking the US third among nations.

Santa Ana, Calif Helena Modjenka

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