Local barber examiners inspect Pendleton shops
H G Meyer of Salem and R R Wallace of Astoria, officers of the State Board of Barber Examiners, arrived by morning train to review barbers without cards. Will Humphrey assists locally as the board travels to La Grande. A class of eight novices undergoes first examination at Patton Humphrey shop, including Trask, Stangland, Sullivan, James, Maestrettl, Stone, Mullins and Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Meyer
RR. R. Wallace
State Board
Pendleton
Salem
State Board of Barber Examiners
R. R. Wallace
Astoria
Dalles
T. M. Lesbo
Will Humphrey
la Grande
Patton-Humphrey
C. P. Trask
C. Stangland
F. G. Sullivan
A. James
N. J. Maestrettl
C. EB. Stone
Bert Mullins
Cc. L. Barnes
Umatilla Indian Charged in Horse Theft Case
Clifford George a Umatilla Indian youth is jailed on a horse theft charge. He allegedly took a horse from Herbert Thompson on the reservation farm and sold it to C. P Barnett of the Oregon feed yard. Thompson recovered the animal with help from its purchaser. if not recovered, Thompson loses $25. Boone Watson rode the morning train with Yoakum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford George
Umatilla
Taylor
George
Herbert Thompson
C. P Barnett
Oregon Feed Yard
Thompson
Harnett
Pendleton Newsy Notes and Local Updates
Pendleton notes report Commercial Club meets this evening urging good attendance. Obituary notes: Seymour Harry Kunze, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kunzle of Uma tilla, died in Seattle from tuberculosis. Disorderly conduct cases: Harry Dupuis and Ernest Hodhunter received five days in jail after pleading guilty. Exhibition: The Shadow of the Cross is displayed at the Church of the Redeemer parish house, proceeds benefiting Parish Ald society. States meeting: County Assessor C. P. Strain travels to Salem for a statewide assessors gathering called by the state tax commission. the duration or purpose of the meeting is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samour
Harry Kunzle
Seymour Harry Kunze
J. H. Kunzle
Umatila
Seattle
Harry Dupuis
Ernest Hodhunter
Fitz Gerald
Church of the Redeemer
Will FP. Thomas
Bureau of Publicity
Ald Society
C. P. Strain
Portland
Salem
State Tax Commission
Strain
Knights Elected Officers in Damon Lidge No 4
Last night Damon Lidge No 4 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming term. Chosen were W. IT. Gadwa as chancellor commander D B Bailey as vice chancellor J A Best as prelate J H Gwinn as master of work BE E Turker as master at arms R W Fletcher as keeper of records and seal ty Greenawald as master of exchequer A Eklund as Joner gudrid Cannes Michmond outer guard J W Maloney G W Coutts trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lidge
Knights of Pythias
W. IT. Gadwa
D. B. Bailey
J. A. Best
J. H. Gwinn
BE. E. Turker
R. W. Fletcher
Ami Eal
Ty Greenawald
A. Eklund
Joner Gudrid
Cannes Michmond
J. W. Maloney
G. W. Coutts
Pendleton youths initiated into fraternity honors
Prof A C Hampton and Merle R Chessman returned from Eugene where they were initiated into Beta Theta Pi. Several Pendleton boys joined the Delta Alpha local organization which received a national charter and gained admission to Theta Pi. Names include Olin Arnapleer Dell McCarty Dean Goodmwn Lester and Arthur Means James Johns and Earald Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hampton
Merle R. Chessman
Eugene
Beta Theta Pi
Pendleton
Delta Alpha
Heta Theta Ps
Olin Arnapleer
Dell McCarty
Dean Goodmwn
Lester and
Arthur Means
James Johns
Eirrald Warner
Mrs. Tabrie Dead in Pneumonia Death
J A Imbrie of Hillavoro reports the death of Mrs. T R Imbrie in this city due to pneumonia. She was daughter of John Goodin of Montana villa and sister of Judge Govilin of Washington county. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Fred Zuly of Portland and Lucile Imbee of Hilllboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabrie
W. G. Cole
J. A. Imbrie
Hillavoro
T. TR. Imbrie
Imbrie
Oregon Pythian Sisters
John Goodin
Montnavilla
Govilin
Washington County
Fred Zuly
Portland
Lucile Imbee
Hillebore
Ported Here for Funeral Transit Incomplete Notice
Information from G W Phelps of local lodge Bike ad Biker & Folsom says the year old daughter of De H Volt, former Pendleton resident now of La Grande, will be brought to Pondtecon this evening aboard the loyal train. Funeral details unclear. arrival not before 8. A Catholic church service at St Mary’s to follow with local parlor attendees and parishioners in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Phelps
Loca Lodge
Bike Ad Biker & Folsom
Undecinkery
de H. Volt
Pendleton
la Grande
Pondtecon
Fathers Duranh
St. Mary's
Tide Tech Wars Impact on Portland Meet
A fragmented report describes a chaotic track event with delays and disputes. It notes teams and venues, a late arrival by a visiting squad, and a heavy scoring gap affecting Portland's local coverage during the competition.
Personal mentions roll through Pendleton arrivals and travel
Earl T Cales of Keho is in the city today. James Hin from Helix spending the day here. D C Brighoux of La Grande spent last night in Pendleton. R H Wilcox of Wilcox Implement Co went to Walla Walla by neon train. W H Alexander and wife of Athena arrived from the county. County Roadmaster Dave Lavender came from Weston. A McLeod of Echo transacted business, returning on the morning train. Tom Ayers of Tallman Drug was a northbound Spokane train passenger at noon. Mr and Mrs J F McNaught of Hermiston returned home after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Lowell Rogers came from Adams by the local. Dr M S Kern left for the west end of the county to inspect business interests. E H Brown editor of the Stanford Standard returned after spending yesterday here. Attorneys J P Winter and Will M Peterson left for Walla Walla to transact legal business. W A Osborne of The Dalles arrived for Pendleton business on a delayed train. George Drumheller of Walla Walla on Washington Oregon Traction business. Dr W J Lytle state sheep inspector left for Moro to handle office matters. Mrs Hugh Stanfield returned to Echo after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs AL W Robinson. Rev H S Shanswle, Columbia Junior College agent at Milton and presiding elder for the district, passed Pendleton on the way home from a Bolse visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wilcox
Wilcox Implement Company
Walla Walla
W. H. Alexander
Athena
Dave Lavender
Weston
A. McLeod
Echo
Pendleton Lnstaight
Tom Ayera
Tallman Drug Company
Spokane
Lowell Rogers
Adams
Walla Walla-Pendleton
M.S. Kern
E. H. Brown
Stanfield Standard
J. P. Winter
Will M. Peterson
George Drumheller
Washington- Oregon Traction Company
W. J. Lytle
Moro
Shanswle
Columbia Junior College
Milton
M. E. Church
South
Pendleton
Bolse
Water Case Progressing In Rapid Hearing
The water suit began yesterday with routine witness testimony. Officials expect all evidence to be completed within the week, signaling fast progress in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Jy
Eaho
Swift Runaway Barge Slams Through City Streets
A large bay barge hitched to a cutter rammed eastward on Water Street near Malm Street around 2 PM today. The horse pulling the barge appeared to know its path, running at full speed as it disappeared from view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malm Street
Government lawyers push peonage case against prominent citizens
Washington December 7 government attorneys prepare to push peonage indictments against prominent citizens of Mobile and Monroe counties Alabama. The targets include Altman and others as part of a high profile legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moblie
Monroe
Altman
Nenhist
Prosecutions to be pushed in Mobile district court
The United States Grand Jury returned indictments months ago and the cases, led by Monroe County resident General Wickersham, will be heard in Mobile within days. United States District Attorney Aroubrecht will prosecute to the end with full vigor, and discussions on teenage pleas have influenced government strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Jury
United States District Court
Mobile
Monroe County
Hannel General Wickersham
United States District
Aroubrecht
Darling of Spokane to take charge at Grand Theater
The Grand Theater in Ki will have Darling of Spokane assume management from December 19. After his arrival the venue will feature vaudeville, moving pictures, illustrated songs, and musical comedies by troupes. Opening evenings start at 7 15 with a two hour program. December 10 will showcase Two Old Sports in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Spokane
Hax Jena
Neugebuurs
Uromt
Wil Mleo
Philipple
Derling
Mel Pasram
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Boone Watson
Yoakum
North Pole
Cook & Perry
Pendleton’s
Wm. E. Hanscom
CO. M. Hracoch
Byesigit
Spechallat
Mendleton
Neetword
Featuris Moybee
Seseay
Houndeets
Weeone
Mureles
Eno
Mme
Nelson
Fhone Main
Newsy
Commercial Club
Commercial Association
Moory
College Prat
Pitts
Heavy Rite
Tua & Bedly
Denon Heort Iris
Phe
Fran Wallin
Elim Joe
Hite Meunier
Hulf
Mit
Touwing Pot Dietun
Earl 'T
Cales of
Keho
James Hin
Helix
D. C
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
W. A. Osborne
The
Hugh Stanfield
AL W Robinson
Mittens
Boston
Ienstd Grand Theater
Atyles
Negtlizcoe
Golfe
Pinin
Max Baer
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