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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1916
Page
8
Pendleton boosters can notify friends about the Round-Up using Hound-Up envelopes printed with a cobra. The ads note envelopes may be seized in any quantity at the East Oregonian office for one cent each.
Pendleton Hotel advertises Pendleton Hair Dressing and Manicure Porters for residential work. Phone 44. Pendleton Hotel services promoted in concise local notice.
Report covers a $10 fine in police court for public drunkenness tied to City Recorder John Hulley Jr. Rain totals record 0.6 inch. Local updates include vacation trips, stockholders meeting in Portland, opening a Golden Rule Cafe, funeral attendances, and several community notices on forest fire rumors, civic events, and local business moves.
Kenneth Hollieter William A Simon son and Raymond Moyer of Port land Dish Athol boys completed a cross country hike from Pendleton in May. They arrived in New York Festertay after exactly three months to a day, per the Patches.
George Webl sold his stake in the Lindependent Garage to Ray McCarroll, to be joined by Karl Hemmelgaty in management. Webl plans to tour Kentucky, Europe, and Columbia to pursue mining work, with the venture now well known locally.
An automobile party from Alameda California including Mr W HL Porter Mrs M Neal Walden Cochrane and Lott Brizone toured the city yesterday en route to Fellowstone Parl. Mr Bruskone ran into an Alameda athlete during the outing and one of the beat football and rugby men was noted.
Hew J. K. Snyder of the Presbyterian church, camped on the Nestuccs river, reports no opposition to the normal bill after addressing several judges and local officials. He notes plans for a Round-Up with many expected attendees and says he is doing some organizing work.
Federal judge in Portland ordered that the case involving Joe Crais and Rena Craig be turned over to Umatilla county authorities for trial in the state court. The two were convicted of adultery by a federal jury, with judgment stayed pending a move for a new trial. The matter centers on polygamy statutes and their application in Oregon.
The return of Mr. A J Owen from Seaside sparks speculation on new developments in the library controversy. Mrs. Owen, the lone remaining ally of the prior faction, has one month left to serve and is not expected to attend another meeting unless a special session is called. Opponents of Miss Nason plan to mobilize for a potential majority if meetings occur, while some doubt any special meeting will be held. The three mayoral appointments and ongoing salary disputes loom as key issues for the near term.
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