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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1910

Page

8

Mrs Malinda Alcorn Dies After Illness of Weeks

Mrs Malinda Alcorn of 418 Lincoln street died at St Anthony's hospital this morning after a long illness with Bright's disease. Born Feb 2 1823 in Randolph County Arkansas she crossed to Nevada in 1857 with her family and later married J W Alcorn. After widowhood she married his brother R M Alcorn and moved to Umatilla County Oregon before settling in Pendleton. Survived by daughter Mrs BE Terney, the service will be held at the Christian church tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev A McKenzie Meldrum likely to preach. pallbearers named.

Malinda Alcorn Lincoln Street St. Anthony's Hospital Bright Malinda O'Nell Randolph County Arkansas Plains Nevada California J. W. Alcorn R. M. Alcorn Umatilla County Pendleton George D. Peebler W. B. Hale A. T. Perkins M. J. Moster H. C. Branstetter Virgil Moore

Japan takes step to prevent loss of Manchuria

Tabyo August 23. It was learned today that Japan plans countermeasures to China's move to regain control of Manchuria. China has been pouring colonists into Manchuria from the south to outnumber competitors, a tactic China has used before. Japan and Russia may seek to exclude most colonists to prevent China from exercising rights in one of its richest provinces.

Tabyo Japan China Manchuria Russia

Local Classified Snippets From Oregon Yard and Shops

Saw dust for sale at Oregon Lumber Yard. Girls Wanted at Troy steam laundry. Wanted woman to do washing. Telephone Red 2556. First class barber needed at Mod el baths barber shop. Call at once. Refrigerator price drop at Sharon and Eddings window. Dr L K Biakeslee returns from Union county and resumes practice. For good dry slab wood call or phone orders to Oregon Lost Brown leather coin purse Saturday evening probably on Jackson street. Sharon & Eddings received a car load of sewer pipe and will ship to nearby towns. You can stop when climbing, never when descending.

Oregon Troy Steam Laundry Model Baths Barber Shop Sharon & Eddings Jackson Street Pendleton

Titian Sold Sister's Horse By Paul Jones

Paul Jones a 4 local Indian was arrested today and jailed for selling his sister in law’s horse without permission. Otis Arnold et al sue B C Annibal to collect $136 for painting and papering the Arnold house at Bluff and Aura streets.

Titian Sister Paul Jones B. C. Annibal Otis Arnold Et al Arnold Bluff and Aura

Schoolmates Meet to Plan Freshman Funeral Attendance

A meeting of Inst Fear's high school freshmen was set for 7:30 this evening at city hall to organize attendance at the funeral of Wayne Maloney.

Inst Fear Wayne Maloney

Troy Laundry Change Hands Sold to Paine Brothers

H. H. Nolen and son Ralph Nolen sold the Troy steam laundry to Paine Brothers of Payette Idaho. They have taken possession and are now operating the laundry while the Nolens will reside in Pendleton.

Troy H. H. Nolen Ralph Nolen Paine Brothers Payette Idaho Nolens Pendleton

Pendleton Man Arrested Over Free-Ranging Chickens

Charles, described as Pendleton’s largest Chinaman, was arrested this afternoon for permitting his chickens to run at large. He pled guilty and, agreeing to confine the fowls, had sentence suspended.

Charles Pendleton

Horse Thief Caught in Ukiah Arrest

Deputy Sheriff W. E. Piersol brought Mathey Kayser, accused horse thief, to the county jail. Kayser is sought in Grant county for stealing six horses in Long Creek country. He was en route to Pendleton with the horses when captured.

Ukiah Mathey Kayser Kayser Grant County Long Creek Pendleton

Final trip ends as Dr Waffle leaves Grass Valley hospital

Dr E B Waffle departed yesterday for a final visit to Grass Valley hospital. Des Chutes road work is advanced enough to reduce crew, so doctors will be scaled back and no further service by Dr Waffle will be required though the hospital remains in operation with one physician in charge.

E. B. Waffle Grass Valley Hospital Des Chutes Road Waffle

Lilmatta and Embuske Wed at Methodist Parsonage

Andrew Lilmatta of Klickitat County Washington and Anna Embuske of this county were married yesterday at 3 pm by Rev Nathan Evans at the Methodist parsonage. They departed on the night train for their future home in Centerville Washington where the groom owns a farm.

Tilmatta-Embuske Andrew Lilmatta Klickitat County Washington Anna S. Embuske Nathan Evans Centerville

Forest Fires Near Dale Bring Arrest Suspicion

Forest fires reported in the southern Umatilla county area near Dale are linked to two men. M. L. Jones and L. O. Case of Dale are in the city with cattle and say they know one of the alleged arsonists, whose apprehension and prosecution are expected following the incident.

Dale M. L. Jones L. O. Case Umatilla County Jones

Death Notice of Mrs Michael Probach in North Yakima

Mrs John Dyer learns of her mother Mrs Michael Probach death in North Yakima with unknown cause. Mrs Dyer and cousin Chris Stangier depart to attend the funeral while sister Mrs Henry Swartz travels from Portland to North Yakima.

John Dyer North Yakima Michael Probach

Bishop Smith Arrives in Pendleton for Conference

Bishop Charles W. Smith of the Methodist Church, based in Portland, arrived in Pendleton today on the neon train from Joseph where he held a conference. He will depart this evening for Walla Walla to preside over the church’s general conference, accompanied by Dr. Robert Forbes of Philadelphia, general secretary of the Home Missionary Society.

Bishop Smith Charles W. Smith Methodist Church Portland Pendleton Joseph Walla Walla Robert Forbes D. D Philadelphia Forbes Home Missionary Society of the Church

Henneman Files Candidacy for County Representative

Rudolph W. Henneman, proprietor of the Henneman cigar store in Pendleton, has filed with County Clerk Saling to seek the Republican nomination for county representative. His platform pledges direct primary statement No 1 and equal privilege to all. This makes two statement No 1 candidates to file declarations. One candidate refused to elect the statement.

Henneman Rudolph W. Henneman Pendleton Saling

Dan Smythe Removed From Sanitarium After Fire

Attorney Charles H. Carteer confirms Dan P. Smythe was moved from the Hot Springs sanitarium in Washington shortly before the forest fire destroyed it. Smythe is now at the Hotel Butler in Seattle under Dr Kloeber’s care and improving as expected.

Dan Smythe Seattle Charles H. Carteer Dan P. Smythe Hot Springs Sanitarium Washington Butler Kloeber

Stage robbers captured after exciting chase

Sliver City New Mexico Aug 23 End ing a sensational chase across Arizona and New Mexico Phil Estes and Bill May were arrested in Globe Arizona charged with being implicated in the robbery of the Mogolen stage two weeks ago The stage carried bullion from the mines After shooting the driver the robbers fled with treasure estimated at 20000.

Sliver City N. M Arizona New Mexico Phil Estes Bill May Globe, Arizona

Hay Dealers Meetat Cedar International O Aug 23

In the seventeenth annual session hay dealers from across the country meet to discuss shop and handling methods for the year’s crop. The gathering began today and will run three days with expectations of substantial exchange and guidance.

Cedar Int. O

National Hay association to debate regulation and contracts

The National Hay association plans its most important meeting as delegates discuss legislation, freight rates, a uniform weighing system, and grade regulation. The convention will end with a banquet for about 1000 plates. Meanwhile the Ancient Order of Hibernians reports progress in reducing Irish joke material after a long campaign.

National Hay Association Pittsburg Burlington United Irish Societies Ancient Order of Hibernians Hibernians St. Mary's Church

Indict Mob Members in Ethering Lynching Case

Newark Aug 23 Special grand jury reconvened on the July lynching of anti-saloon detective Carl Ethering. Fifteen alleged mob members indicted on first degree murder charges, with others charged with rioting and assault and battery.

Newark Carl Ethering

Sherman May Resign From Saratoga Convention Post

Beverly Aug. 23 A Taft repudiation of political methods leads to a predicted resignation by Sherman as temporary chairman of the Saratoga convention and from the vice presidency as well. Taft’s letter to Griscom is seen as labeling Sherman a political trickster and prompting a reconciliation between Roosevelt and Taft among administration followers.

Sherman Beverly Taft Saratoga Griscom Roosevelt

Forest fires near Taft checked by rain and militia offer

Heavy clouds mean possible rain as residents return home. Acting Oregon Governor Bowerman telegraphed President offering to deploy state militia to quell the southern Oregon fires, clarifying the danger is under control with brush burned back and a clear space from town.

Bowerman Taft Washington Oregon

Business Men Go to China on Korea Trade Mission

A large delegation from Associated Chambers of Commerce of the Pacific coast sails for China aboard the Korea for a six weeks trade boosting tour. They will press for attention to the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1915 and seek oriental exhibitors. The group includes representatives from San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Portland Seattle Spokane and Tacoma chambers. The party will visit Shanghai and then proceed to the Philippines and Japan.

China San Francisco Associated Chambers of Commerce of Pacific Coast Korea United States Shanghai Chambers of Commerce of Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Portland Seattle Spokane Tacoma Philippines Japan

Georgia Minstrels at Oregon Theater Tonight

A rich minstrel program arrives at Oregon Theater led by Richards and Pringle. Fred Simpson directs a 25 piece band, Wardrobe and scenery are new, Faby King directs the stage with Clarence Pow and others. The Varietyville segment is costly and the show promises a genuine treat.

Richards & Pringle Georgia Minstrels Fred Simpson the Black Pryor William Robinson F'''y King Clarence Pow

Oregon Theater Opens for the Winter Season

On Tuesday August 30 at the Oregon theater Margaret Trington premieres a new play Until Eternity adapted from the French original and dramatized by Edward Eisner. A four scene drama. Strong cast includes Nina Morris Lilla Vane Gladys Webster Antoinette Crawford Ruth Ormsby Walter Edwards Edward Elsner Melville Rosenow Stanley De Wolfe.

Oregon Theater Margaret Trington Edward Eisner Nina Morris Lilla Vane Gladys Webster Antoinette Crawford Ruth Ormsby Walter Edwards Edward Elsner Melville Rosenow Stanley de Wolfe

Screenings of Four Early Silent Films

A brief list of 1900s era shorts: Uncle Tom's Cabin by Vitagraph Part 1 1900 feet. Bronco Billy's Redemption by Es sanay 1000 feet. The Sculptor's Ideal by Gaumont with Arias' sculptor seeking a model and a slave market twist. The Forbidden Novel by Gaumont. Badle Brady.

Uncle Tom Vitagraph Elisa Kentucky Bronco Billy Essanay Gaumont Arias Badle Brady

The Cowboyn Strategem and Cowboy S Sweetheart Film Props

The Pastime presents The Cowboyn Strategem a Belle drama 1000 feet about Bob and Mab with jealous love and a heroic rescue. Davy Jones and Captain Bragg features a bear shooting plan in a 1000 foot Vitagraph comedy with The Cowboys Sweetheart and the Pandit described as sensational.

Bob Mab Davy Jones Captain Bragg Vitagraph

Knights to assemble for Wayne Maloney funeral

Damon Lodge No 4 members are summoned to Castle Hall at 1 p m on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Wayne Maloney with George G Coutts, Co C kd W Fletcher K of R 8, as part of a Knights of Retired order. The note ends with a philosophical claim about life as a continuous struggle.

Damon Lodge No. 4 Castle Hall Wayne Maloney George G. Coutts Co. C W. Fletcher

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Barnhart & O'Gara Standard Grocery Co O’gara Bros Standard Grocery Co. Inc Frank O'Gara Bernard O'Gara Sec Treas East Court Street Main Street Altus Lot Surance Main St L. K. Biakeslee Union County Famous Kirschbaum & Co Workingmen’s Clothing CO Pendleton Dye Works Newsy Oregon Theater Tonight Boston Alta and Court Sts Berlin Jack Webster Court St Dale Rothwell Optometrist Wm. Hanscom Pendleton Drug CO Empire Meat FBI Wm. Hansoch Optician ATEN JOUSG Gran Mar Ieradloe Kev Bres Ocolumna Ustvanarry PontLanp Oupsom F. A. Clise John Schmidt Pendle Umatilla Coort Street
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