Smith and Stangier May Escape Prosecution
Indicted local cigar store operators D G Smith and George Stangier face possible dismissal of charges for gambling and perjury. Their defense argues grand jury testimony violated constitutional rights preventing self incrimination. Judge Lowell contends testimony could expose them to further indictments, affecting both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Smith
George Stangier
Smith
Phelps
Lowell
Steiner
Stangler
Card of Thanks for Dayton Barnhart Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the death of our brother Dayton Barnhart. Mrs. Mel Shutrump, Adv. Mrs. William Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Barnhart
Mel Shutrum
William Baker
First Caesarian Section Performed in Salem
Salem Oregon April 11 Mrs A C Roda and baby survive the first successful Caesarian section in Salem performed by Dr E E Fisher A prior attempt in the city ended in death for both mother and child Mrs Roda's home is Elkhorn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
A. C. Roda
Baby
E. E. Fisher
Judgment for Temple in suit against Smiley partners
Judge Phelps awarded J. F. Temple a judgment of 2217.58 plus 2100 principal and 176 attorney fees. Fare details corrected to 1.90 for Walla Walla round trip. Federal jury deliberating in a 30000 damage case against O W R N Co. George Sells property transfer by E T Wade. Bowls sold East Webb and Franklin corner to Ida S R and M A Smith third sale in 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
J. F. Temple
G. F
Mary Smiley
Phelps
E. T. Wade
East Webb and
Franklin Streets
L. A. C. Bowls
Ida, S. R
M. A. Smith
King Adds Infielder Sigshee to Baker Lineup
King announces new infielder Sigshee from Jess Garrett's Helena club and aims for a .300 season average. District Game Warden Averill returns from Canyon City and Prairie City after organizing two gun clubs with strong local support. Nearly 100 sportsmen join each club drawing John Day and Prairie City participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Karl King
Baker
Sigshee
Jess Garrett
Helena
E. F. Averill
Canyon City
Prairie City
John Day
Object Lesson On Wanderlust: Hoboes Seen Along Tracks
An object lesson for young boys about wanderlust. Yesterday at about 1 o clock two hoboes with legs cut off at the knees were seen hobbling along the O W R N tracks heading east. Each used short crutches and continued their wandering in a typical fashion.
A Fast Freight Row Heads to Pendleton Store
A carload of fixtures and stock for R. D. Sayres & Company's new Pendleton store arrived three hours ahead of schedule. The shipment traveled 2700 miles in seven days and sixteen hours, leaving Chicago at 4 p.m. April 3 via the Northwestern and Oak? Pacific routes, and reached Pendleton by 11 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Sayres & Company
Pendleton
Ukiah Man Pays Fine for Local Option Violation
Fred Schoeneer a Ukiah bootlegger paid a $50 fine and costs in justice court after pleading guilty to violating the local option law. Sheriff Taylor had arrested him yesterday and confiscated a gallon jug of whiskey and about thirty bottles. Complainants were Ukiah residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schoeneer
Ukiah
Justice Court
Taylor
Suit filed against Northern Pacific over grain fire damages
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford and Pietra Tadella sue Northern Pacific Co. for 683.20 claiming a July 23, 1913 grain field blaze north of the city was started by the company engine. Raley & Raley represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P
Northern Pacille Co
National Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Raley & Raley
Pendleton Hotel To Be Rebuilt By Contractor 1
The Hotel Pendleton will be turned over to Contractor 1 on 8 Winters Monday. Remodeling begins immediately, with work on all three stories rushed to completion. The dining room and a few bedrooms stay open while the main hotel closes until about May 1. All rooms to be replastered and significant other work planned, including moving the barroom on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
W. A. Brown
Elks Train to Walla Walla for Funeral
The local Elks will run a special train leaving Pendleton depot at 10 o clock to Walla Walla for the funeral of B. F. Renn, returning at 6. A roundtrip of 1.90 is offered, with many locals invited. Exalted Ruler P. M. Winans urged ladies accompany the party, and Walla Walla plans a noon luncheon and care for all travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk
Elks
Walla Walla
B. F. Renn
Pendleton
P. M. Winans
Judge Phelps sustains demurrer in Best water commission case
Circuit Judge G W Phelps today sustained the demurrer filed by Dr Best in the case brought by Judge Lowell to oust Best Moore and Jack from the water commission. The memorandum follows arguments where Lowell and Col Raley contended Best’s seat was valid on residency grounds. The city charter requires the commissioner be a voter and the state constitution states a resident is entitled to voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
G. W. Phelps
Lowell
Moore
Jack
The
Water Commission
Col
Raley
Court rounds two cases and three marriages reported
Judge Phelps has not yet handed down findings of fact but likely within days in the Wicks versus Milton Fruitgrowers Union case over crop payments based on daily car averages. Edith Cook becomes Edith Rowan after a name change petition citing a former husband’s murder. three couples secure marriage licenses, with Soderstrom and Goodman wed by Judge Phelps after license, plus Etters Jacques and Colvin Grayble pairs in Pilot Rock and this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
C. H. Wicks
Milton Fruitgrowers' Union
Edith Cook
Edith Rowan
Charles Cook
Dave Cowan
Cook
Lon E. Etter
Georgia Jacques
Pilot Rock
Fritz Soderstrom
Multnomah County
Avis B. Goodman
Clayton Wallace Colvin
Marion County
Grace N. Grayble
Soderstrom-Goodman
Judge Phelps
Roosevelt Returns to Manaos with 1500 Rare Specimens
In Manaos, Brazil, on April 11 Colonel Roosevelt is said to be returning from a hunting expedition with 1500 specimens of rare birds and animals. This haul highlights his prolific expedition and interest in natural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaos
Brazil
Roosevelt
Brigands Kill Hundreds in Three Chinese Towns
Pekin dispatch reports brigands led by the notorious White Wolf killed hundreds in Huh Sien Chow Shih and Meth Shen near Sien Fu Shen Si province. The invaders looted the towns and swept the region as 1500 troops arrive at Lian Fu to reinforce. Additional reinforcements have been dispatched to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Wolf
Pekin
Huh Sien
Chow Shih
Meth Shen
Sien Fu
Shen Si
Lian Fu
Poet Is Made Professor at Princeton Noyes Lecturing Seniors
Alfred Noyes, English poet, elected visiting professor at Princeton University by the board of trustees. He will lecture one term each year and also serve as lecturer in English before the senior class. Location Princeton New Jersey date April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Alfred Noyes
N. J
Princeton University
Board of
Noyes
WIFE PROVES HIS NEMESIS IN COURT RELEASE
New York April 11. William Rahmiow testified before Supreme Court Justice Page that his wife harassed him seeking alimony driving him from five boarding houses by denouncing his alleged bad habits to crowds and from three jobs by telling employers he belonged to a gang of thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mate
William Rahmiow
Supreme Court
Page
Ludlow Street
Rahmiow
Bargain sale remark and hoarse breakfast chatter
Four year old Little Alice visits twins and jokes about a bargain sale while Elsie speaks with a hoarse voice at breakfast. A boy quips to Mr Neighbors about killing the old hen, prompting a neighborly jab about being henpecked since marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Little Floyd
Mr. Neighbors
Mr. Neighborse
Litthe Floyd
Mother
Easter eggs aid the poor as charities distribute thousands
Charitable groups in Los Angeles distribute 2 500 Easter eggs to poor children. In Okanogan two Chinese orchard hands are kidnapped, later found to be cooks. In Olympia sentiment grows against abolishing the death penalty, with a 1915 repeal bill possible. In San Jose Reeves laments his wife eloping with Parsons and demands return of deeds and his bath robe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Okanogan, Wash
Boston-Okanogan Company
Malott
Olympia
Wash
Washington
San Jose
Cal
J. FE. Reeves
J. H. Parsons
Parsons
Reeves
McCormick Praises Progressive Wins Over GOP Crowing
Medill McCormick, vice chairman of the Progressive party, says Republicans have no reason to crow over recent congressional victories in New Jersey and Malin, arguing Illinois gains offset them. He will speak tonight in Portland on "The progressive party and its principles."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Medill McCormick
Progressive Party
New Jersey
Malin
Illinois
McCormick
Panama to Benefit Suez Says Suez Chief Executive
Paris April 11 M Jounart chief executive of the Suez canal tells shareholders the opening of the Panama canal will bring traffic to Suez as East Asia routes shift. He says Suez remains the shortest route to Europe and the Far East despite extensive improvements to compete with Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jounart
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
East Asia
Suez
Europe
Far East
Siew Canal
Panama
Mediterranean Sea
Hed Sea
Mediterranean
Port Said
Mrs Waldorf Astor Becomes Christian Scientist
Mrs Reginald Brooks sister of Mrs Waldorf Astor returns from England aboard the Olympic and reports Mrs Astor has undergone two operations since the start of the year and has joined the Church of Christ, Scientist. Brooks notes Mrs Astor was improving when last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Waldorf Astor
New York
Reginald Brooks
Waldorf Astor
England
Olympic
Floating crane in Charlestown Navy Yard gains full power
The largest floating crane on the Atlantic coast, located at the Charlestown Navy Yard in Massachusetts, is now equipped with electric power throughout, enhancing its operation capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
Notorious White Slaver Sentenced to Nine Years in Jail
In Beuthen Germany Samuel Lubelski a Russian nicknamed the King of White Slavers was sent to prison for nine years for white slave trafficking. He bribed border police and aided smuggling hundreds of girls across borders to migrate to America. He is alleged to have shipped over 200 Russian and Polish girls to North and South American ports for immoral purposes. The court added three years and a $1000 fine beyond the recommended six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuthen
Germany
Samuel Lubelski
America
Sahelski
Lubelski
Lord Camoys pre-nuptial trust details reported in Providence
A pre-nuptial agreement by Ralph Francis Julian Stoner and Mildred Constance Sherman was filed in Providence. The deal transfers Lady Campus estate to trustees Frank W. Mattison and Fletcher Macon with income to Sherman until 35. If she dies before 35 Camoys gets 100000, children share later, and residue to her sister if she dies childless before 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ralph Francis Julian Stoner
Lord Camoys
Henley-on-the-Thames
Ngland
Mildred Constance Sherman
William Watt Sherman
Newport
Recorder of Deeds
Lady Campus
Frank W. Mattison
Fletcher &. Macon
Riding horse training at Round-Up Grounds Pendleton
We offer first class care and conditioning for horses including wild horses broken to ride. Our single foot gait improves value and durability, and we guarantee mutual trade with a horse for another. Located at Round-Up Grounds, box 603, Pendleton, Oregon.
Pendleton Elks Run Special Train for Funeral of B F Renn
Pendleton lodge No 288 B P C Elks announce a special round trip train from Pendleton to Walla Walla and return on Sunday April 12 1914 to attend the funeral of late brother B F Renn. Train departs Pendleton 10 am returns Walla Walla 6 pm. fare 1.90. Elks and families invited by Exalted Ruler order THOS Fitzgerald secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge
G. P. C. Elks
Pendleton
Walla Walla
B. F. Renn
Wallan Walla
Elks
Thos, Fitzgerald
Adv
Writ for Release of Mother Jones Issued
Denver April 9 A writ of habeas corpus for the release of Mother Jones was issued by the state supreme court returnable in 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jones
Denver
State Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smith and
Stangier
Boynton
Green Groceries
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Newsy
Pendleton Lodge B. P. ©. E
Alice
M'Cormick
Lady Camoy
Miss Sherman
Lawrence D. Gillespie
Layne
Pendleton, Ore
B. P. C. Elks
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
Oregon
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Baker Vs
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