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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
8
Monday and Tuesday afternoons in the American Literature class of the high school, programs featured student toasts. Miss Freeman presented a toast based on Shakespearean themes, exploring toasting as a joke on school life, with lines riffing on life, learning, and the anxieties of students.
Willie Redford of Adams Oregon offers a reward of 10 dollars for the recovery of two branded horses two-year-old colt with GC V on left shoulder and a black yearling with the same brand. Description: located two miles east of Adams. Contact details not provided.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the wheat market unchanged at 7 1 2 cents for club. Miss Storie Lt. Mike Edna Storie is ill with suspected appendicitis. operation may be necessary. Mrs Frank Konasek travels to Portland after sister Mrs Frank Bonthy's death. A. J. Elsner vs David Ed. Scott verdict favors the defendant. The Lady Maccabees raise funds for Ohio flood victims and send 25 to the disaster. Laura Schroeder learns her father died in Nodaway Iowa and cannot attend the funeral due to school duties.
J. S. Hodgen long known as a county pioneer died at the eastern Oregon branch hospital where he had been committed on March 3. Relatives will bury the body near his old home.
All trains yesterday and today were delayed due to a washout near Lima on the O W RB and N. No 1 weighed yesterday did not arrive here until after 10 last night and No 5 this morning did not pull in until after a melock. The Spokane train bound for Pendleton, scheduled to leave at 7, was held until after 4 this morning.
The Pendleton Satur day League team faces Rilo at Round-up Park tomorrow afternoon with a 1 pm start. The game aims to finish before league practice. Echo team features one-legged Wasemian. Paseo the colored boy will pitch for Pendleton.
After Belden versus Blackburn ends this afternoon, Frank Bernard versus Rube Smith will be tried before Judge Phelps. Attorneys agree to a jury waiver. The case concerns a commission on a Baker County land sale. Jurors are excused until Monday when the criminal docket resumes.
Mexico City April 15 Despair over Huerta gains ground in official and unofficial circles as Obregon and Carranza forecast possible overthrow. Newspapers say salvation hinges on a loan. nonrecognition worsens prospects. Rebels gain ground in the north with railways cut and traffic shifted to Vera Cruz and Tampico. Foreigners flee as fear of anarchy grows and the government struggles to halt the rebellion.
A poem from the Chicago Record-Herald reflecting on a boy’s guilt and its toll on his parents. The speaker contrasts his wickedness with his father’s memory of an innocent, angelic childhood and notes the grandfather’s gray hair as a sign of care and sorrow.
After over a year of progress the Wild Horse cut is nearly finished and will require only a few more days to clean out. Within ten days macadamizing the Wild Horse road from Pendleton to Fastland will begin, with rock crushers located at the Harra place near the city and another shipped from the east to Saxe for setup.
A man drunk yesterday stole a handbag from a squaw who reported the incident to police. He was found with the bag hidden under a sidewalk and later sentenced to five days in jail after the owner declined to prosecute.
A court hears if a $700 note for stock in Empire Coal and Coke Co of British Columbia is collectible. The defendant says the note was given for no value as the mine is worthless and fraud is alleged. Attorneys Petersons represent plaintiff and Lowell Winter for defendant.
William T. Scott, the only Black candidate nominated for U S president by a national delegate convention representing 47 states, is now a janitor on the Springfield house payroll. The 1904 national Wherry party met in St. Louis with 400 delegates and nominated Scott over J M Turner, Bishop Alexander Walter, and J M Mitchell.
Pauline Rebecca lodge hosts a social session Friday evening with supper served. Visiting Rebeccas invited to attend and join in the event at the lodge gathering.
For Sale or Trade. Livery stable and food business offered for sale or trade. Address Box 691 Jermiston Oregon. Also listing Victor records at Warren's Music House with Brown Furniture Store.
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