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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1910

Page

7

Wool Pours Into Echo for Storage at White House Mill

Echo Oregon April 26 Wool receipts rise with over 100000 pounds stored at the wool scouring mill and the White House plant bustle not yet half through. Hoskins begins hauling from his ranch while fans gather for Stanfield vs Echo game, Stanfield winning 12 to 6. Davy mentioned in humorous aside. Local visits include Dr F M Ackley in Pendleton and R H McWporter with wife in Pendleton. Perry Whitworth duties, and Jas Cunha buys block 1 of Botto town with the Jones River stable for 3000 dollars.

Echo, Ore Milla White House Hoskins Fill Ranch Branfield Echo Nine Stanfield Davy R. B. Stanfield Portland F. M. Ackley Pendleton R. H. MeWporter Maraha Poreland Air Mise Lettle Boreland Walla Walla Perry Whitworth Jas. Cunha Botto Jones River

Old Brown Graduate Criticises Modern Colleges

Spokane article profiles Robert from Georgia, Brown alumnus with A B and A M, LL B from Yale. One of six surviving 1849 Brown graduates, he recalls antebellum college life, Stonewall Jackson service, and modest costs. He contrasts early 1840s education with today’s student athletics focus.

BROWN Spokane Whsch Robert Alexander J Denison University Granville Yale University Club of James BR. Angel Southland College Daye Thare Daye

Kisses Cost One Dollar In Scranton Court Case

In Scranton Pennsylvania Magistrate John Towe set the price of kisses at one dollar after Nathan Perlman a clerk at a Show store pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Agnes Mosher a candy shop worker alleged Perlman kissed her without consent after a purchase. He paid a two dollar fine and expressed satisfaction with the outcome.

Scranton Pollce John Towe Nathan Perlman Penn Ave Wurily Agnes Mosher Perlman Norried Police Headquarters Baranin

Boulder Ordinance Proposes Unlawful Long Skirts

A Boulder city council proposal would ban skirts trailing on sidewalks to minimize public health and decorum concerns. The ordinance, urged by the Women's club, would define side walk displays and set length limits for garments viewed as inappropriate.

Bouwlder Cola Boulder Women's Club

Free American citizen refuses to answer census questions

Nels P. Sorenson a carpenter of 216 Eleventh street and not a citizen after being refused a second paper, told United States Commissioner Cannon he did not understand why he must answer an enumerator. He requested a preliminary hearing and posted 250 bail to appear tomorrow at 10. Assistant U.S. District Attorney Walter Evans will present the government’s case. Sorenson was jailed after an impasse with Enumerator Phil Clarrison who said he was insolent and evasive. Sorenson claimed he did not know Harrison was an enumerator, though Harrison asserted otherwise. He was arrested last night by Deputy U.S. Marshal Clyde Nicholson and held in the county jail.

Nels P. Sorenson Eleventh Street United States Cannon Sorenson Walter Evans Phil Clarrison Harrison Clyde Nicholson Commisstioner Today Portland Journal

PORK PIUS WILL MAKE NEW AMERICAN BISHOP

Rome reports a postponed consistory to autumn as Vatican reorganizes American dioceses. Monsignor Kennedy to prepare reports for Cardinal Merry del Val on creating multiple new bishoprics, with possible new cardinal and shifts in influence noted for St. Paul and New York.

PRESSURE ON POPE TO CALL CONSISTORY FOR NEW CARDINALS

Rome reports great pressure to convene a consistory and elevate enough cardinals to fill vacancies. The college today holds seventy seats. at the pope’s age of seventy five, fear grows that a future death could leave only fifty electors, boosting Cardinal Rampolla as papal candidate with major powers wary of his policy toward France. Rampolla previously won thirty seven votes. with fifty electors, forty three votes would be needed for a two thirds majority. Current cardinals include Italians thirty two and others from Austria, France, Spain, Portugal, Australia, America, Ireland, and Belgium. only one is a prince of the church born outside Italy. The youngest cardinal is Skrbonsky at forty six. the era’s princes total about ninety years in age.

Rome College of Cardihule Rampolla Vatican France Oregnan Pius TX Leo Poe XII Princes of the Church Cardinal Gruscia Cardinal Skrbonsky

Anna Awelius Daughter Must Learn Darning

Paris headline notes Anna Awelius Daught er must learn darning and home making. Misa Linne Ziegfeld lingers at Versailles convent school awaiting Miss Hel. After a year’s rest from stage work, she will supervise her daughter’s finishing touches in Paris. The article contrasts Mixes Alogfold tall grace with Miss Held’s Parisian polish and American traits.

Paris Misa Linne Ziegfeld Anna Tield Versailles Miss Hel New York Alogfold Miss Hold Convent Ifo Miss Held

Mystery of a Wayward Life Brings Key Mentions

Jance and sing, play the piano and speak many languages. It is time she may learn to shine her own shoes, darn her stockings and wash dishes. It will do her good. Meanwhile Mies Liane thinks she has learned Quite enough to last her through life and is looking forward impatiently to her release.

Jance Mies Liane

Boston Woman’s Library Shelves Hide Whisky Reports

In Tremont street lodging, Annie Higgins kept a five foot library of famous works. A visiting policeman slipped a Dante volume from the shelf and found a bottle of red eye inside. Other titles revealed rock and rye and a home physician bottle, leading to Higgins’s arrest and the library’s seizure as evidence.

Boston Annie Higgins Tremont Street Mantall Mantell Hlizabeth Mise Higgins

Dayton Bachelors Club Takes Layoff in Washington

The Blue Mountain Bachelors Club, drawing wide notice, has paused active operations as members focus on farm work. President Ralph Hunt said no meetings will occur until after harvest. Over 1000 letters from women nationwide seek husbands among local farmers, and a constitution and charter for a national Bachelors club organization are nearly ready for a potential fraternal and possibly insurance basis.

Dayton Wash Blue Mountain Bachelors’ Club Ralph Hunt Hunt Blue Mountain Bachelors

Snake aids in arrest in Kansas City Missouri

Patrolman Albert Ake, aided by a large six foot snake, captured a wanted man at Ninth and Penn streets after a citizen directed him to a hiding place. The serpent, killed after the encounter, measured six feet long and fifteen niches in circumference. The prisoner was identified as Joe Morgan with a prior record.

Kansas City Anake Albert Ake Ninth Penn Streets Pierce Abe Pollen Joe Morgan

Census Oddities Spark City Racial Rulings

In New York a census blitz reveals puzzling classifications and language quirks. Rulings label a Chi natown half Negro and half Chinese as mulatto, while others like East Indian and Syrians are deemed white by different standards. Inspectors survey 80 lodging-house inhabitants overnight, probing single, married, widowed or divorced status as dawn reveals the census puzzle.

Chicago New York Chinatown

Rejane Jealous at London Hippodrome Debut

Mme Rejane the tragedienne made her vaudeville debut at the Hippodrome with scenes from her first successes. She complained Monday that the dressing rooms were unfit for a charwoman and seized the manager's office. Tuesday she objected to Parisian police dogs in the show and threatened to close if they remained.

Mme Rejane London Hippodrome

Is Your Young Minister So Very Fascinating

A witty exchange from Puck mocks church life as Lottie asks about a minister, noting a provocative joke where local women supposedly marry men they hate just for a post ceremony kiss from the rector. The quip reflects satirical manners in early 20th century society.

Lottie Puck

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