Athletes Brace For Inter Class Meet At Roundup Park
Coach Breithaupt completes final prep for the inter class meet tomorrow at Roundup Park with hot competition expected across events. School records may fall as entrants from Gordon to Boylen, Fee, Finnet, and Devine vie in sprints, jumps, hurdles, and throws. Washington School entries span seventh to fourth grades led by captains Snider, Ulrich, and Gervais.
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Breithaupt
Roundup Park
Pendleton
Atlentinee
Gordon
Chapman Taylor
Sheldon
Taylor
B. Dickson
Gordon Taylor
Hinderman
Hammerthrow
D. Devine
C. Jordan
A. Jordan
Washington
Walter Hanna
George Phelps
Fountain Snider
Ellis Gervais
Emil Selbert
Herman Snider
Eugene Boylen
Theodore Hayden
Sheldon Ulrich
Balfe Ulrich
Grant Walker
Arden Compten
Walter Cooley
Knights Templar Return from La Grande Easter Service
Nineteen Pendleton Knights Templar returned from La Grande where they joined Sir Knights for an Easter service at Pendleton High Auditorium preached by Rev. Seeman. After a banquet they toured the county by automobile, sharing a day of fellowship.
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Knights Templar
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker
Seeman
T. C. Taylor
W. L. Thompson
Co. E. Roosevelt
T. J. Tweedy
Clift J. Bellinger
Lyns K. Blakeslee
C. P. Bowman
Frank Baling
A. B. McEwen
Athena
W. C. E. Pruitt
H. Koepke
A. C. Funk
James Johns
Joe H. Parkes
John R. Dickson
F. Robinson
Pendleton News Roundup Covers Land Sale And Local Updates
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Mansfield selling an eighty acre tract west of Athena to W. R. Taylor for 9000 dollars. A track scales project is set for track No. 2 opposite the old house. Chief Guntane resumes duties after illness. Two marriage licenses issued to local residents. A business sale closes with George Stangier acquiring Derayman Selle Chat’s outfit. Peoples Warehouse floors and dry goods area receive new flooring. The Horseshoe restaurant on Main and Atta streets gets a fresh paint job.
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Fighty
KR. Mansfield
Athena
W. R. Taylor
Corvote Pups Lose Sciikpes
The county treasurer paid out several dollars in the tinty money Saturday. N. W. Either brought in the scalps of one coyote and six coyote pups while G. C. New brought in the scalps of nine pups.
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N. W
G. C. New
Newborn Son for Local Couple at 4 A.M.
A 11 pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heine. The child was named Jamee Peter Heine, Jr. The news mentions plans for Sinandup Park and notes Laying of Walk at the Quelle restaurant and the Orpheum theater walkway completion.
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J. P. Heine
Jamee Peter Heine, Jr
Sinandup Park Ia
Tius LaFontaine
Quelle
Orpheum Theater
Old Pendleton Man Dead
Word reached this city Saturday that Ira L. Ray a former well known Pendleton resident had died in Idaho. Mr. Ray was well known here with many friends who will hear with regret the sad news. Mrs. Ray is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Falling and sister of Fred Hendley.
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Pendleton
Ira L. Ray
Idaho
Mr. Ray
Mrs. Ray
Jesse Falling
Fred Hendley
Sawtelle Celebrates Birth of Nephew in Los Angeles
Pendleton jewelry store owner Uncle Royal Sawtelle received wire news that a son was born yesterday in Los Angeles to Mr and Mrs Ralph Wade. Mrs Wade née Esma Sawtelle is a sister of the local jeweler and well known in Pendleton.
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Sawtelle
Pendleton
Royal Sawtelle
Los Angeles
Ralph Wade
Warning to Dog Owners on Dog Tax Payment
City Attorney J. 2. Raley warns dog owners that it is illegal to hide dogs to avoid the dog tax. The city ordinance requires payment of the tax and fines may be imposed on noncompliers. Several owners hiding dogs are slated for prosecutions unless they pay promptly.
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J. 2. Raley
Three In Police Court For Drunken Disorderly Acts
Robert Lee a Negro received a three day jail term this morning from Fredlye FitzGerald after arrest on Gooey the Chinese noodle shop proprietor’s complaint. Lee claimed Gooey tried to short change him and was released with the three day sentence. August Striker pleaded guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct and drew four days. John Doe forfeited a five dollar bond.
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Robert Lee
Fredlye FitzGerald
Gooey
John Doe
Miss Gillett Teaches Practical Farming At McKay School
Miss Mabel E. Gillett, teaching at the McKay post office school, divides a small tract among 16 pupils for hands on farming. Each allotment measures six feet square, with most girls growing flowers and the boys tending vegetables, while a few plant alfalfa stands.
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Helieves
Mabel E. Gillett
McKay Post Office
Dogcatcher Takes Mayor's Dog in Tax Protest
Harry Hart the dogcatcher returns to city life after rounds up unlicensed dogs in Hoerminton cane districts. He seizes a large shepherd owned by Mayor Murphy for tax nonpayment, unknowingly taking the mayor's dog to the pound.
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Mayor Murphy
Harry Hart
Hart
Mayor Pays Extra Dollar as Pets Enter Pound
The mayor immediately paid the extra dollar after learning his dog’s fate. Hart gathered ten more dogs into the pound this morning and he plans to seize more this afternoon. He already picked up 18 canines in Hermiston and reports no protests from dog owners. City Attorney J RK Raley says anyone housing a dog to dodge the tax will be prosecuted.
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Hart
More
Hermiston
J. RK. Raley
Four Sentenced To Penitentiary In City Court
Four men received sentences to the State penitentiary this morning from Judge Phelps. Indeterminate terms went to J Kelly and Ralph Rose, with two others given fixed years. McCumber and Ringrahl received four and two year terms respectively for theft and robbery. parole motions and further trials were noted amid juries being dismissed until May. A San Jacinto Day Battle of Flowers event is planned in New York by the Texas club with Col Roosevelt and Senators among the invitees.
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State Penitentiary
Phelps
Matt Hart
BP. J. Kelly
Freewater
Robert McCumber
Ivan Ringrahl
Schaefer
John McCulloch
Arthur Gulliford
Echo
Franklin
New York
Texas Club of
San Jacinto Day
Battle of
San Jacinto
Lone Star
San Antonio
Theodore Roosevelt
Bailey and
Culberson
Texas
Harvester declares 6 percent yearly dividend payment
International Harvester announces a 6 percent annual dividend on its common stock payable with a 1 1 4 percent quarterly distribution as of today. The note appears in a Chicago communication, with reference to readers of the East Oregonian.
Easter Hats Out Despite the Dust
Easter Sunday observances were held with full church services despite a wind swept dust storm. Women showcased new bonnets and old hats were refreshed with ribbons while men wore seasonal headpieces as signs of spring. chatter on hats dominated after church conversations.
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Easter
Gerl
Immigration Costly War Threat By Japan Entry
In San Francisco on April 17 George Benham warned that Japanese immigration would provoke an unbounded war against the United States. His remarks followed a meeting of the Asiatic Exclusion League backing the exclusion bill in Congress by Representative Hays of California. The piece notes Spain imports ten million dollars worth of chemical fertilizers annually.
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San Francisco
United States
George Benham
Asiatic Exclusion League
Hays
California
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Standard Grogery Company Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
B Boylen
C. Sturilivant
P. Finnell
J. Dorsey
R. Carroll
Kh. Jordan
A. Straughn
Tom Boylen
Leo H. Haw
Chester Fee
Wayne Chapman
Taylor B. Dickson
P. Finnet
Claud Hampton
Loy H. Haw
Cleves
Florida
Huntley & Palmer's Biscuits
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Ouality G
Newsy
O-W. Rh. & XN. Company
Olf
Guntane
T. B. Gurdane
John G. Jannan
Jennie Leigh
Clinton S. Eserts
Gertrude Green
Derayman Selle Chat
J. & McConnell
George Stangier
T. Plw
Peoples Warehouse
Kiestaoram
Main
Atta Streets
Supreme Court
Jude Phelps
R. M. Vermillion
James Flatty
The
East Oregonian
Life Insurance
Pendleton Drug Co
Krypiok
Ness
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Win
Iranscom
the Jeweler
Pendleton, Ore
New Boston
Japan
Spain
Standard Real Estate Loan CO
J. H. Delaney
Agt
Mark and
Garfield
FE. T. Wade
Big Pendleton
Oregon
Batiste
Wonder Store
Oxfords
Packard’s
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