Local ministers to go 10 assembly
Pendleton Presbytery completed a four day session at Moro with key actions. Rev. J. B. Faucett of Stanfield was chosen moderator for the year, Rev. J. M. Cornelison and Robinson Minthorn named to General Assembly duties in Chicago May 21 to 20, and Rev. E. W. Warrington of Pilot Rock appointed pastor at Federated Church of Freewater. Several pastorate transfers announced. Cornelison and Minthorn to Chicago around May 15. In La Grande union county fair board fixed three day fair for Sept 22–24. J. A Russell re-elected president. Albert Hunter named temporary secretary. new directors listed.
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J. B. Faucett
Stanfield
J. M. Cornelison
Tutuilin
Robinson Minthorn
General Assembly
Chicago
E. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
Federated Church of Freewater
Pendleton
Moro
Umatilla County
B. F. Harper
R. E. Blackman
Milton
Co. W. Higgins
Ukiah
Tutuilla
L. Grigsby
Warrington
Freewater
Cornelison
Minthorn
LA Grande
Ore
Union County Fair Board
J. A Russell
Albert Hunter
Island City
N. K West
J. A. Woodell
W.R. Ledbetter
Claude Mackey
J. W. Bush
Pendleton Rewsy Notes Report Local Improvements And Travel
Rewsy Notes of Pendleton report A P m Rick adding two porches at 40 Aura street and other improvements. A trip to Walla Walla by Henry W Collins Pendleton ball club president T F O’Brien Fred W Lampkin and Walter Lehman to attend Baker at Walla Walla opening game. Easter business strong in Pendleton with dry goods clothing and millinery in demand. Quinlan buys Estes out of Bungalow parlors to form Quinlan Peters with Estes stake sold. Quinlan to manage and limit to bowling pool and billiards. Teachers convention attendance includes Sept J S Sanders and H L Smith with Inland Empire Teachers association in Spokane. notable list of west educators and simplified spelling committee member L R Alderman Portland.
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Walla Walla
Henry W. Collins
Pendleton Ball Club
T. F. O'Brien
Fred W. Lampkin
Walter Lehman
Baker
Quinlan
Estes
Frank Quinlan
Hill & Dice
Herman Peters
Temple Building
John Estes
Quinlan & Peters
West
L. R. Alderman
Portland
Local character Harry Means arrested on vagary charge
Harry Means, a well known local figure, was arrested this morning on a state charge of vagary and will be tried in the Justice court. Means, who is supporting Stephens's mother at county expense, complains of ongoing harassment by Stephens. verdict for plaintiff. In Kerr versus Ladies' Club of Nolin, circuit court jury returned verdict for plaintiff with judgment of $302 this afternoon.
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Means
Harry Stephens
Stephen
Stephens
Thomas Kerr
Ladies’ Club of
Nolin
Appointed Administratrix for Barnhart Estate Named
Mrs Jessie Barnhart is appointed administratrix of the late Dayton Barnhart estate and guardian of their child Helen Barnhart. The estate is estimated at $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Barnhart
Dayton Barnhart
Helen Barnhart
Moore and Jack Held in Default in Quo Warranto
Water commissioners Moore and Jack were found in default by Judge Phelps after failing to plead further in quo warranto proceedings started by Judge Lowell. Their attorneys plan to appeal Judge Phelps overruling of their demurrer.
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Moore
Jack
Lowell
Phelps
Slight Collision at Main and Webb Streets
This afternoon after 1 o'clock an automobile driven by H F Peters collided with a Northern Pacific handcar at Main and Webb streets. The auto suffered a broken running board but no damage to people. The handcar operators did not see the auto and Peters stopped his car when the collision became unavoidable.
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H. F. Peters
Northern Pacific
Main
Webb
Handecar
Mr. Peters
Improving St George Hotel Undergoes Modernization
St George Hotel proprietor George Darveau begins extensive improvements to modernize the building. Crews remove the front and add a new entry with main door relocated to the lobby center. An elevator is planned, and the basement is converted into bowling alleys and pool parlors with three access points. Separately a jury weighs the State vs Jin Honder, a Greek defendant, as trial proceeds.
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St. George Hotel
George Darveau
Darveau
British poet Alfred Noyes named visiting Princeton prof
Alfred Noyes, the noted British poet, has been elected visiting professor of English at Princeton University in Princeton New Jersey. He will lecture to the seniors on English literature for one term each year with terms chosen by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Alfred Noyes
Princeton University
Noyes
Court case marks a grim sodomy crime in county
The case was argued and submitted by 2:15 pm with no verdict reached. A four year old girl Viola Lewis was found to be suffering from a loathsome disease tied to the alleged degenerate act. Defense attorney Will AM Peterson sought an instructed verdict but Judge Phelps overruled the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lewis
Will AM. Peterson
Phelps
Marble quarry on Williams creek developed by Portland owner
The marble quarry on Williams creek, owned by C. B. Perkins of Portland, is being developed, signaling ongoing expansion of mineral extraction interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Creek
C. BE. Perkins
Portland
Detec tive William J Burns bets on Frank case
Atlanta April 14 William J Burns the famous detective persists in predicting Leo M Frank will not die on next Friday April 17 for the murder of 14 year old Mary Phagan He was engaged to determine if Frank was innocent or guilty of killing the pencil factory employee He says he knows the real culprit and will fasten guilt on this person before the execution date approaches Frank his wife and relatives take heart at Burns words and expect a sensational development before Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
William J. Burns
Leo. M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Burns
Frank
Nenamosha Narrowly Saved From Wreck Off Peacock Spit
The gasoline schooner Nenamosha ran aground off Peacock Spit after engine trouble and a shifting wind. Captain L L Butterfield and engineer Nelen Anderson were rescued by the Point Adams lifesaving crew after the Oneonta could not reach the craft. The vessel was towed to Astoria.
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Astoria
Ore
Peacock Spit
Point Adams
Siletz-Portland
L. L Putterfiel
Nelen Anderson
Cape Mears
Butterfield
Oneonta
Wickland
Fly Traps Sold by High School Students in Antifly Campaign
High school boys will hawk fly traps this evening under Principal A C Hampton as part of a city wide ant flies campaign. The plan divides the city into fifteen districts supervised by three person committees led by Royal M Sawtelle. Local clubs and women’s groups join in supporting efforts with university literature to combat typhoid carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hampton
Royal M. Sawtelle
J. A. Temple
L. D. Idleman
EF. O. Parker
F. B. Aldrich
Civile Club
Edwin P. Marshall
Lina H. Sturgis
W. C. B. Pruitt
James Johns
N. V. van Petten
Co. F. Hodge
University of Oregon
Home Breakers and Divorce Rates Highlighted by Official
In Chicago on April 14, a statement by R 8&8 cites the United States as the greatest nation of home-breakers besides Morocco and Jamaica, with Kansas City, Missouri leading cities in divorces relative to marriages, as noted by Sheperd, educational secretary of the Cook County Sunday School Association.
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Chicago
United States of America
Morocco
Jamaica
Kansas City
Sheperd
Cook County Sunday School Association
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