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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
6
Pendleton Woodmers plan an April 29 evening of win supper music and speaking for Modern Woodmen of America members. Judge A. Lowell and State Deputy A. P. Martin to address the gathering.
The day is two degrees cooler than yesterday with a high around 70. Yesterday marked the season’s peak warmth, enough to soften asphalt in parts of town. The barometer reads 29.62 and is falling, hinting at possible rain per Major Moorhouss.
Pendleton high school held a rowing pep gathering as track area activities paused. Yell leader Simpson organized students while P. HS and track men Wereming and Rosche of Plano provided deeds. Oliver and Simpson wrote songs that energized the student body for next Saturday's meet.
A Quant, longtime Albee merchant in southern Umatilla County for over 40 years, will leave tomorrow with his family for Oakland Oregon to retire to a quiet farm site after recently selling his business. He is a pioneering county settler known across the southern portion and many friends regret the departure.
Indians affected by the 1591 allotment that granted 40 acres in the Umatilla reservation plan a Thursday meeting at Adams to organize a delegation to Washington for seeking 80 more acres per person. About 159 Indians, including full and mixed bloods, are affected. The gathering is approved by Major FE J Swartzlander, Umatilla Indian agent, who will sign the petition.
Four redmen from the reservation were arrested for intoxication after large quantities of denatured alcohol and extracts. In police court, Isdore White Bull posted 16 bail but failed to appear. Mc Kinley Williams and John Snyder paid 10 fines each. Louis Antelone faced 15 or seven days. Ed Loons could not pay and served five days in jail.
The Idaho baseball year opens today with a contest against the University of Oregon in Moscow. The Associated Press report notes the season debut marks the start of the team’s schedule for the year.
The University of Idaho hosts events on campus with games set against the University of Montana on May 13 34 and 15 at Moscow. Additional matchups likely against Whitman College and Washington State colleges.
Textile item listing describes white organdie and batiste fabrics with net in 72 inch and 36 inch widths. Simple catalog note emphasizes yard pricing and availability.
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