Grewsome Moro crime relic sent to W. 5. Badley
A Manila era relic, a bloodied native bolo ten and a half inches long with a wavy blade, was delivered to Main Street dealer W. 5. Badley by his nephew, a noncommissioned officer at Marong Cebu. The blade is said to have killed three native policemen and wounded two others before the murderer was captured. the weapon arrives with its wooden scabbard, still stained with blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badley
Main Street
Philippine Islands
Marong
Cebu
Ein
Mr. Badley
Local Notables Visit Pendleton From Surrounding Towns
J A Horseman of Gurdane, W Hurlburt of Echo, and W W Larkin of Pilot Rock are in Pendleton today visiting rail and hotel circles. J D Matheson and wife of La Grande stay at Hotel St George. James B Welch travels through on delayed train from Baker City to Portland. E D Brown of Union Pacific speaks with rail friends. George M Gage of Portland and Pacific Monthly visits. A A Prosser, veteran O R N freight conductor, passes through en route to Leadville. J Hamilton, O R N brakeman, ill with typhoid, unable to run. Mrs Morse Kauffman to join husband in Walla Walla. Mr and Mrs McDonald of Spokane return after timber lands search. Mr and Mrs A I Thurman back to Genessee Idaho after visit. J A Ginn of Fort Worth visiting before employment move to La Grande with O R N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Horseman
Gurdane
Hurlburt
Echo
Pendleton
W. W. Larkin
Pilot Rock
J .D. Matheson
la Grande
St. George
James B. Welch
Baker City
Portland
E. D. Brown
Union Pacific
Huntington
Morse Kauffman
Walla Walla
Kauffman
McDonald
Spokane
A. I. Thurman
Genessee
Idaho
Mr. Thurman
J. A. Ginn
Fort Worth
Texas
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Old Pendleton Band Reorganized for May Day
The Pendleton band was reorganized last night and will perform at the May day exercises. The personnel includes Gibson on tuba, Gilliam, Folsom, L. G. Frazier, Jack Robinson on trombones, C C Sharp on baritone, Parks, Hayden, J E Sharp on alto, Rader on saxophone, Carl Wesert Scott, Hicks, Huston on clarinet, Ralph Folsom, Clint Roosevelt, Win Brown on cornet, Lee Baker on bass drum, and C V Wolth aware drum. They will practice Thursday evening and may disband after May day. Many are local business men, making practice time difficult. a remote possibility remains they may stay together for the season.
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Gibson
Gilliam
Folsom
L. G. Frazier
Jack Robinson
CC. Sharp
Parks
Hayden
J. E. Sharp
Rader
Carl Wesert Scott
Hicks
Huston
Ralph Folsom
Clint Roosevelt
Win Brown
Lee Baker
C. V. Wolth
Fire destroys Hickey residence on East Turner Street
A vacant residence belonging to W. M. Hickey on East Turner Street was totally destroyed by a blaze around 9 30 last night. No injuries reported and the cause under investigation.
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W. M. Hickey
Turner Street
East Turner Street
Fire damages four room home. unknown origin
Mr Hickey planned to move into a four room residence valued around 700 dollars, insured lightly. Fire origin unknown but suspected incendiary. A real estate man left keys with a prospective renter who visited 6 to 7 pm, with reports of a man seen nearby later that evening before the fire was found.
Baker City drug clerk traps Northwest swindler
In Baker City Oregon on April 26 C W Hoff real name Hoffmann was jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses. He tried to pass a $5 check at Levinger’s drug store, got $3.25 change, then returned to claim drugs. Clerk C B Blackman stopped him, a struggle ensued, and Hoff fled through the back door before police arrived. He had signed checks and had beaten a man named Mike Hoff out of $10. Authorities believe he is a wanted forger active in the Northwest, with recent activity in Sumpter.
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Baker City
Ore
C. W. Hoff
Hoffman
Northwest
Levinger
Hoff
C. 8
Blackman
Mike Hoff
Sumpter
Death of Charles Konasek at 18 in Pendleton home
Charles Konasek aged 18 died today at 12 40 from complications of diseases. He had typhoid fever recently and Bright's disease symptoms. He returned from Baker City last Saturday and grew ill, with kidneys and stomach in acute distress. Born in Pendleton, he managed Portland Telegram circulation from Pendleton to Huntington. Funeral Friday morning at the Catholic church, under Father Neate, with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Konasek
Bright
Apparen
Baker City
Pendleton
Portland
Most Successful Trip to Chicago for Pendleton Store
Fred Nolf returns from Chicago with his Pendleton store reporting the most successful trip yet. He secured goods from foreign importers to supply the holiday trade, promising up-to-date items not coming to Pendleton for years, then happily returns home. Also notes renewed bond proposition talk and a court fine for public drunkenness, plus a Washington wedding of Miss Fanchon O Connell and Lt. C M Condon on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nolf
Chicago
Mr. Nolf
Pendleton
Condon O'Connell
Washington, D.C
Fanchon O'Connell
the Treasury
Maurice PD. O'Connell
C. M. Condon
O Street
Princess Louive Aims to Reconcile with Giron
Berlin April 29. Reports in Allgemeine state Princess Louive plans a return to Giron after the birth of her child, expected daily. She left him weeks ago and entered a retreat while overtures to the family for reconciliation are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giron
Berlin
Allgemeine
Louive
Pendleton Enters League with Balancing Wins and Fans
Pendleton has decided to enter the league and will field a team for first place. About $1,500 was raised to fund the venture, clearing suspensions and securing six signed players from North Yakima. The season opens tomorrow with Colfax at Pendleton, followed by May Day and a Saturday game, as fans pledge strong financial and vocal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Boettcher
Leon Cohen
la Grande
North Yakima
Taylor
Cox
Dunn
Nagle
Court
Colfax
Pendleton Academy Commencement Week Schedule
Commencement week at Pendleton Academy begins Sunday May 24 with the baccalaureate sermon by Professor Forbes at the Presbyterian church. Class day is Wednesday May 27 with program including addresses by Miss Grayce Crockett and others, May 28 main exercises, location to be announced, alumni banquet May 20.
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Pendleton Academy
Forbes
Presbyterian Church
Grayce Crockett
Nellie Whittemore
Flora Walker
Joseph Kennedy
Mabel McDith
Eva Betts
Jolly Dozen Announces May Dance Party Invite
The Jolly Dozen Dancing Club notifies invite holders that the next party will be held on Friday night May 1 in Music Hall. The group urges guests to arrive early and enjoy an evening of dancing.
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The
Jolly Dozen
No. 6 Annulled and No. 1 Sections Run Today
No. 6 was annulled and two sections of No. 1 ran today after last night’s event.
Help Wanted Harvesting Strawberries Near Milton and Freewater
Help wanted to harvest the unusually large strawberry crop around Milton and Freewater. Employment for large numbers in harvesting. Six weeks work with profit. Wage twenty five cents per crate. Apply to MW aden ford Freewater or R T Motley Milton Oregon.
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Milton
Freewater
Aden
Ford
Oregon
R. T. Motley
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Wilson & Co
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Thompson Streets
Sam's L. Davis
Allen & Lewis
Portland, Ore
Charlies Konasek
William Jones
ST. Joe Store
Umatilla County
Secusj
Plendid
W.j.clarke & CO
Court Street
Ren’s
Boston
M. A. Rader Street
Main
Webb 87
Connecti
Beck
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