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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1911

Page

8

Lovers of racing attend matinee at Round-Up park

Five heats were required to determine the three quarter mile event won by Phoebe Sherry’s horse. Lady Grace driven by Jim McKay stunned Hassalo by taking two straight heats, while Phoebe captured the long three quarter trotting race after five heats. Other races featured Aston B., Umatilla Lad, and Lady in successive heats with multiple breakaways.

Phoebe Sherry Lady Grace Frank Fraaier Ty Jim McKay Hassalo Gus la Fontaine Tom Boylén Spencer Carter Jack MacPhalil Umatilla Audrey Graham Hoylen Jim McKay McKay Ole Oligon Jae Robinson Lady Elmer Turner Thelma Mayor Murphy Cold Feather Barney Sherry Pinto Grant Ehryart Claud Estes Serres John Luck George Gillette Secon Frank Nodo

Canadian Voters Favor Reciprocity in Canada Return

Detroit Aug 14 Canadian voters likely to elect a parliament favorable to reciprocity with the United States by a small margin Milton McRae president of the Detroit chamber of commerce states after touring Canada Country districts back reciprocity while cities oppose it and McRae notes.

Detroit United States Milton McRae

Woman Receives Pilot License in Mineola

Miss Matilda Moisent sister of the late aviator John B. Moisant was awarded a pilot license to the Aero Club of America at Mineola on August 14. She becomes the second woman in the United States to hold the license under the stringent international rules, following Miss Harriet Quimby as the first.

Mineola Matilda Moisent John B. Moisant New Orleans Aero Club of America Today United States Harriet Quimby

Maryland’s Democratic Governor Nomination Race Grows

A three cornered fight shapes Maryland’s governor contest with Governor Crothers facing off against State Senator Arthur P. Gorman and State Senator Blair Lee. The split field signals a tight primary with each candidate mobilizing party factions and regional support ahead of the race’s culmination.

Maryland Crothers Arthur P. Gorman Blair Lee

Pendleton Newsy Notes Report Dust Storms and Happenings

A dust storm swept Lorely at three o clock this afternoon as Pendleton notes detail local affairs. The funeral of Benj De Vinney is set for ten o clock tomorrow with Masons in charge. L Morgan ships an Overland touring car from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Rev Frank Milnes, Pendleton s new Presbyterian minister, arrives Friday with Judge J W Maloney for a hunting trip then returns to open September services.

Benj de Vinney Witte Murr Cutfernd L. Morgan Fort Wayne Frank Milnes Presbyterian Church Pendleton J. W. Maloney

Pendleton Seeks Copy of City Charter Features

Recorder Pit Gerald received a letter from A. C. Chandler of McMinnville requesting a copy of Pendleton’s evolving city charter. The letter notes the charter being prepared in Linz city should incorporate these desirable features.

Pendleton Tecoming Pit Gerald A. C. Chandler McMinnville Linz City

Campers Fill Umatilla Mountains in Huckleberry Search

Deputy Game Warden E F Aver reports about 2000 campers in the Umatilla county mountains seeking huckleberries and waiting for the game season opening. Many tents are pitched each spring and many campers come from Walla Walla.

E. F. Averill Umatilla County Walla Walla

Hunters race to valleys as season opens at dawn

Deputy Game Warden E F Averill returns from a scouting trip and reports limited out of season shooting. He warns look low in the trees for grouse and notes birds are not yet frightened to treetops. Tomorrow opens the season and hunters rush to prime shooting grounds at dawn.

E. F. Averill de Clares

Four in Police Court for Sunday Offenses

Four offenders had their names inscribed on the police court docket this morning. John Doe forfeited bail of ten dollars for being disorderly. Tom Jose paid ten dollars for being drunk and disorderly. Howard Briggs and Caston, an Indian, drew jail sentences for being drunk.

John Doe Tom Jose Howard Briggs Caston

Fair Office Opens in Pavilion for Harvest Festival

The fair pavilion housed the new office this afternoon and will stay open until after the annual exhibition ends in the harvest festival period. Miss Paraiee Halley, assistant secretary, started duties today overseeing entries and other prep work before harvest festival week.

Paraiee Halley

New Use for Pendleton Robes at Lehman Springs

Visitors at Lehman Springs report Pendleton Indian robes are used as opera cloaks for dances. Returning Pendleton people note most women attending the evening dances at the resort wear the bright colored robes, valued for ornament and warmth.

Pendleton Lehman Springs Revort

Small Fire Destroys Papers At Tribune Building

A morning alarm drew a crowd to the rear of the old Tribune building where old papers and trash were set ablaze. A water stream quickly extinguished the blaze with little damage. This marks the second fire in the vicinity this week. Earlier, flames were found in Murphy Bros paint shop where excelsior burned, discovered early to prevent serious damage.

Tribune Satsay Murphy Bros

Rooms Up to Open for Great Festival Week

Preparations for a prominent festival proceed apace with daily reservations for space in the fair pavilion. Secretary Wits Gerald and assistant Miss Paralee Halley will start receiving entries this week. Round-Up Park will host daily trials featuring numerous horses recently described as de ceived, with exciting scores expected each afternoon.

Wits Gerald Paralee Halley

Moon Regulated Habits Of Local Janitor Murphy

The article profiles Murphy a well known Chinese janitor who times his drinking with lunar phases. He claims to abstain during the dark of the moon but drinks at the start of the new moon and increases intake as the moon grows to fullness, with a complete cessation when the moon wanes.

Murphy Amsurphy

Pendleton Rates Set by Interstate Commerce Order

Copies of a supplemental order in the Spokane rate case reveal how Pendleton will be affected. Zone 1 origins will match coast rates inland, while eastern points lose water-competitive advantages. Pendleton may become a limited jobbing center, chiefly in carload shipments from Zone 1, with coal rates likely to drop. The order requires Pendleton and other named cities to cease higher inland rates to Spokane, Walla Walla, La Grande, Baker City, and Pendleton by November 15, 1911, for at least two years.

Spokane Pendleton Interstate Commerce Commission Zone Minneapolis Frederick Steiner Just Rates Pendicton Walla Walla Washington la Grande Baker City Oregon Pacific Coast Steiner Thos, FitzGerald

Quip During Cross Examination Sparks Terse Retort

A courtroom exchange ends with a sharp exchange as the cross-examining lawyer taunts a witness about pay for honesty. The witness fires back that his pay is lower, implying the lawyer would wear overalls if earning more. The line captures courtroom tension and wit from The Housekeeper.

Durbin to Seek Republican Governor Nomination Again

Winfield T. Durbin, former Indiana governor, announces plans to reenter the race for the Republican nomination for governor in the coming year.

Winfield T. Durbin Indiana

Chief Gurdane and party head out for journey

Chief Gurdane, Tom Gurdane, and Teddy Honeworth boarded a freight train this afternoon heading from Duncern in search of croueze and other gore. Sheriff Taylor could not go, joined at the last minute by R. W. Fletcher, with more camp additions planned when F. Wa tire and John C. Zoller arrive. They carried heavy commissary packs and provisions enough for a London strike mob. An express train carried watermelons and crates of tomatoes ahead of them.

Gurdane Marty Tom Gurdane Teddy Honeworth Duncern Croueze Sheriff Taylor R. W. Fletcher F. Watire John C. Zoller London

Moerrow Umiatiila County Fair Opens Soon

The annual Moerrow Umiatiila county fair is set to open in four weeks with great pomp as preparations near completion. Local officials anticipate a festive event featuring exhibits, rides, and community activities.

Pauly Moerrow-Umiatiila County Fair

Eugene Ely and the Curtiss Aeroplane at San Francisco

Two Curtiss aviators will perform daily at the Spokane Interstate Fair October 2 to 8 with the latest aircraft. The public will witness dangerous aerial feats as Bud Marsey and another Curtiss flyer demonstrate skilled maneuvers.

Eugene Ely Curtiss Aeroplane San Francisco Cortes United States Vonney Tanforin Park Aly Spoikane Bud Marsey Spokane

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