Pendleton Hosts Wide Circle of Visiting Guests
A string of visitors and locals spent Sunday in Pendleton including P. B. Powers of Stanfield, Lee Graham of La Grande, Henry Copeland of Pilot Rock, J. H. and W. E. Pound of Umatilla, Frank Curl of the reservation, F. E. Van Dusen of Pasco, H. J. Roberts and wife of The Dalles, Myrtle Temple of Freewater, Mrs. C. S. Downing of Hermiston, F. Q. Hanley from Pasco, James Potts, Ivy McClelland, James G. Yates, Joe N. Scott and wife, Charles A. Maskrey, L. L. Lieuallen, W. D. Chamberlain of Athena, S. V. Knox of Weston, Grant Buchanan, A. B. Noble and wife, James O'Sullivan, Charles H. Carter, E. Hostetler, J. H. Strohm, James Johns, J. M. Culbertson, Kimbrell, R. O. Stanfield, Otto Didion, Asaji Thomson, A. Hampton, C. A. Barrett, and E. B. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe N. Scott
St. George
Pendleton
Charles A. Maskrey
Pilot Rock
L. L. Lieuallen
Adams
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
S. V. Knox
Weston
Grant Buchanan
Echo
Clarence Penland
Roy Penland
He- Thx
Railroad Men in Pendleton Conference On O R & N Rules
Pendleton hosts a joint conference of Oregon and Washington divisions of the O R and N to discuss a new book of rules effective April 1. Officials present include M J Buckley and Tom Walsh, with Matheson and Conley inspecting Pilot Rock branch to improve service. The sole passenger coach on the line is old and lacks amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
M. J. Buckley
Tom Walsh
W. H. Dreshwell
J.H. Robb
W. M. Gleason
R. Co. Cowling
Pete Grant
D. W. Campbell
William Conley
J. D. Matheson
Matheson
Conley
Member of boodling board describes graft scheme
Fred Nicholas a member of the boodling board of supervisors was cross examined again in the Calhoun court. He brags and testifies he received bribes from the prize fight interests in hopes of securing passage of a prize fight ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciszco
Fred Nicholas
Oli Hoodling Board of Supervisors
China Relies Heavily on U S Kerosene Imports
The report notes that China consumes large amounts of kerosene and that a majority, effectively all, of its supply originates from the United States, highlighting a heavy dependence on American imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
The
United States
Residence Fire Destroys Ireland Home at 101 Lincoln Street
A late night fire destroyed the E. E. Ireland residence at 101 Lincoln Street likely from an overheated stove. The Peebler home north of it sustained $250 damage, and total losses near $4,000 with Ireland uninsured at $3,500. Fire crews arrived promptly but could not save the Ireland house. neighbors removed furnishings from the Peebler house. Insurance covered all Peebler damage. alarm delays highlighted need for a citywide fire alarm system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ireland
Lincoln Street
John Peebler
Ireland
North Side
Peebler
Peebler Familly
Queen Insurance Company
John Bentley
Commercial Union
Mark Moorhouse
Bently
Younger-Dart Marriage Reported From Portland
A quiet wedding occurred at St Helens on April 14 when Grate Helen Dart and Ernest Francis Younger of Portland were united in marriage with Rev Sleeth officiating. Relatives attended. luncheon followed and the couple departed by train for Portland Heights to begin married life. Younger, formerly in Pendleton business, is the brother of Mrs Guy Wyrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Helens
James Dart
Grate Helen
Ernest Francis Younger
Portland
Sleeth
Portland Journal
Younger
Portland Heights
Pendleton
Guy Wyrick
Oregon Booster Meeting Invites Local Men
Pendleton Commercial association receives invitation from Eugene association to join a general booster meeting in Eugene on April 27. Meeting planned to be as generic as possible to allow Oregon organizations to get acquainted and collaborate on statewide development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Commercial Association
Eugene Association
Eugene Boosters
Oregon
Ed Baker Captures Large Steelhead Trout Again
Ed Baker, the nimrod who captured two large steelhead trout last week, repeated part of the feat yesterday by landing a single fish. It measured 2% inches long and weighed % pounds. The trout, caught with a small spoon hook and a common rod and line, is displayed in the window of Peterson and Dow hardware store, drawing considerable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Baker
Peterson
Dow
Hermiston contractor wins High Street improvement job
A. Skinner of Hermiston is in town on business tied to leveling High Street. His contracting company has been awarded the contract to carry out the street improvement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. van Dusen
Pasco
Coucilman W. H. MecCormmach
Iashippe
A. ©. Hampton
Baker City
C. A. Barrett
Athena
E. B. Wood
Portland
A. Skinner
Hermiston
High Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
P. B. Powers
Stanfield
Lee Graham
la Grande
Pendleton Friends
Henry Copeland
J. H
W. E. Pound
Umatilla
Pendleton Sundary
Frank Curl
H. J. Roberts
Dalles
Hotel St. George
Myrtle Temple of
Freewater
James Potts
Ivy §. McClelland
James G. Yates
A. B. Noble
James O'Sullivan
Hs Mother
Charles H. Carter
E. Hostetler
Odd Fellows
J. H. Strohm
James Johns
J. M. Culbertson
Northern Pacific
Percy Schoonover
Kimbrell
R. O. Stanfield
Otto Didion
Paseo
Asaji, Thomson
Lord Capsules
Tallman & Co
Booster Meeting
Inquire of Hartman Abstract Co
Banking Savings and Loan
Astoria, Or
W. ©. Buffum
St. George Hotel
Mens Shop
Max Baer
Brotecu
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