Moving Picture Show Listings at the Friday Screen
The program features multiple films: Mountain Wife, a Melies drama about a moonshiner’s wife. In the Shadows of the Night, Urban, a kindness lesson. Tunny Fishing off Palmerno. Hank and Lank Life Savers. The Masquerade Cop, a comic tale of mistaken identity. Jean Goes Fishing, a Vitagraph dog film. and In the Speewald, a Prussian scenery reel.
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Melies
Urban
Palmerno
Italy
Hank and Lank
Essany
Hank
Lank
Woods
Jean
Speewald
Prussia
The Pastime and The Signet Ring in Friday features
A Western Way, Essany drama, and urban drama The Signet Ring headline a Friday program. The Pastime promises thrill and honor among thieves with a vivid photo play. The Signet Ring centers on a prince presenting a signet ring at the princess betrothal and the ensuing drama.
Kirkpatrick Named as Councilman in Pendleton First Ward
Pendleton Iowa names R F Kirkpatrick as second councilman after a petition from first ward citizens. Mayor Murphy approved, council confirmed. Monthly report cites 26 arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct, 2 ordinance violations, 21 violations of ordinance numbers one and twelve. fines total $203.50 and 9 jail sentences. Treasurer shows $35,000 on hand, with $15,600 in general fund and rest in sinking, sewer, street funds.
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Pendletonia
A. L. Knight
Murphy
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
J. AR. Raley
Builante
American National Bank
Stroble
Aquor
Tendecy Lecture Postponed by Judge Lindsay
Judge Ben Lindsay, slated to speak tonight, will not visit until April 6. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts a bazaar and chicken pie dinner in the Smith Crawford building Friday and Saturday from 11 to 2. Dinner is 36 cents.
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Ben Lindsay
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Smith-Crawford
Pendleton Marriage License Issued for Local Couple
Clark Saling issued a marriage license yesterday afternoon to Carl Christian and Miss Anna Dell Meeher, both locals. A daughter was born Monday to Mire Clyde Tilichards at J. A. Baker's home. Mrs Richards is a rag lent of Head River and sister of Mrs Baker. Judge Ben BB Lindsey, famed Weaver juvenile court judge, was slated to speak but will arrive in Pendleton April 6 due to changes.
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Clark Saling
Carl Christian
Anna Dell Meeher
Danglier
Wis
Clyde Tilichards
J. A. Baker
Richards
Head River
Mrs Baker
Lindsey
Ben BB. Lindsey
Weaver Juvenile Court
Pendleton
Preewater Woman Wins Imperfect Divorce In Morning
Judge grants divorce to Mrs. N. M. Lawson from N. M. Lawson. Both reside in Freewater. Attorney J. P. Neal appears for the plaintiff. A separate case charges William Rene of Tima with a serious offense brought to county jail. Reno faces charges of pederasty related to an 18 year old male. A school boundary petition seeks redrawing districts 10 and 45 to include 45 within district 20 north of Athena.
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Preewater
William Rene
Tima
Hilla
Roy Orten
Bos
Reno
Athena
Local Wheat Prices Rise as Millers Buy Heavily
Among local wheat buyers today a price of 71 cents has been quoted for club. Yesterday the price was 72 cents for no time, that price being paid, it is esald, because of the eagerness of milling men to buy local wheat. A few wheat sales are occurring almost daily.
Freewater council picks new terms in city election
James P. Neal city attorney reports results from Freewater where Monday election elected W. Lloyd C. B. Miller and H. S Murray as two year councilmen and August Tanke as treasurer.
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Freewater
James P. Neal
W. Lloyd
C. B. Miller
H. S&s. Murray
August Tanke
Navajo Rug Shipment Arrives at Pendleton Woolen Mills
Pendleton woolen mills received a shipment of real Navajo rugs today purchased from Navajo Indians in Arizona. The rugs will supplement stock for the holiday trade.
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Pendleton Woolen Mills
Arizona
Conference Tonight In Pendleton Visit by Church Leaders
Dr. George Paddock Western General Superintendent of the Congregational Church and Rev. Howard N. Smith Superintendent of Sunday School work passed through Pendleton this morning en route from Ferndale to Ione to work in the interest of the church.
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George Paddock
Congregational Church
Angle
Howard N. Smith
Pendleton
Ferndale
Ione
Pendleton Fire Company No 2 Elects Officers
At the regular meeting of Fire Company No 2 of the Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department officers were elected for the ensuing year. J C McConnell foreman Ralph Coon first assistant C Petrasa second assistant Carl Leonard president George Goodman secretary Will Penland treasurer.
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Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department
J. C. McConnell
Ralph Coon
C. Petrasa
Carl Leonard
George Goodman
Will Penland
Will Ship Body Fast to Ohio After Fatal Accident
The body of Robert Shank a Cayuse farmer who died in an accidental shooting will be mailed to his old home in Ohio this evening. C C Rasor a cousin of the deceased will transport him. Funeral services were held at the Polaum undertaking parlors this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Knights of Pythias in attendance and Rev Ralph E Storey delivering the sermon.
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Robert Shank
Ohio
C. C. Rasor
Polaom
Knights of Pythias
Ralph E. Storey
Helix Knights Elect Officers at Lodge Meeting
Helix lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers led by Chancellor commander Chance lor, vice chancellor Alfred Sondo, prelate 8. E. Star, K of R & S C. A. Hermann M of W, Roy Tompkins, Inner guard L. D. Smith, outer guard C. A. Logan. A sumptuous repast followed with visiting members John Montgomery and Wil H. Morrison.
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Helix Knights
Helix Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Alfred Sondo
8. E. Star
Roy Tompkins
C. A. Hermann
John Wyrick
L. D. Smith
C. A. Logan
John Montgomery
Wil H. Morrison
Hermiston Leads With Largest School Levy This Year
Hermiston district No 111 and nearby districts vote large school taxes. Hermiston records 10 mill levy, district 111 9 mills, Echo 8 mills, others range from 1 to 7 mills including No 3 between Adams and Athena, Adams 2.6 mills, Pleasantview 1 mill, Weston Mountain 4 mills, Ferndale 7 mills.
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Hermiston
Pilot Rock
Echo
Adama
Athena
Adams
Pleasantview
Weston Mountain
Ferndale
Pendleton Roundup featured in San Francisco Call
Fred Vincent son of Dr. F W. Vincent of the city wrote the illustrated Sunday feature on the Pendleton Roundup. The piece, with life show photos from September, appeared in the San Francisco Call and was received here today via A J McAllister from a San Francisco friend.
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San Francisco
New Directories Arrive For Pacific Telegraph Company
Manager Wells reports a fresh consignment of phone directories for the city. The shipment includes general directories not listing every town in the district, though the Pendleton list is included.
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Wells
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pendleton
Pendleton Notes and Community Notices
City directory updates announced with new long distance rates and distribution to patrons. A surety bond discussion for saloon licenses, premiums set at 5 per 1000 with guaranty by saloonmen. Travel salesman Mrs Terry mourns mother in Mount Vernon. Funeral held. survivors include husband and another daughter. Young People’s Society elects officers at Pendleton Christian church with James Hartwell as president and other post holders named.
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Welles
Mark Moorhouse
Ll. G. Terry
Mount Vernon
Wash
Wiedet
J. M. Terry
Young People’s Society
United Christian Young People’s Societies of
Pendleton
Christian Church
James Hartwell
Wade Blue
Flossy Kimball
Albert Lee
Beatrice Brownell
Young People's Societies
Althouh
Irrigation Firm Sued Over Water Contract Breach
Sharpstein and Rees file suit in county clerk’s office for Robert L. Moore John W. Langdon and Ben G. Stone against Milton Freewater and Hudson Bay Irrigation Company alleging breach of contract for water from their canal not tied to a tract of land. They seek $7000 damages plus costs and a decree reforming the contract to match the original agreement.
County School District levies listed by Welles in county report
County School Superintendent F K Welles reports levies from districts following recent elections. Mills listed include Pilot Rock 4, Yonkum 1.6, Weaton 7, Coombs Canyon 1, District 65 1, District 109 near Wallula 2, Pilot Rock Junction 2, Byrdsill 2, Byrd 1, District No 59 El School 1.5, District No 7 near Walla Walla 1, Alber 3, and Lower Butter Creek 2. Some levies were not in mills or tenths and will be corrected.
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F. K. Welles
All
Pilot Rock
Yonkum
Weaton
Coombs Canyon
Wallula
Pilot Rock Junction
Byrdsmill
H Hooh Junction
Byrd
el School
Walla Walla
Alber
Lower Butter Creek
Forfeiture and penalties under brewery license ordinance
The ordinance imposes forfeiture of licenses for violations and bond breaches. Convicted offenders face fines from 25 to 100 dollars, up to 60 days imprisonment, and license disqualification for 30 days, with extended limits for second offenses including license forfeiture. Restaurant dining and drug store licenses restrict only the sale of intoxicants within the specified areas.
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Common Council
Ecity
Pendleton Liquor Ordinance Provisions and Restrictions
Pendleton adopts an ordinance regulating intoxicating liquors with sections on sales by breweries to fifths of a gallon, physician prescriptions at drug stores, and prohibitions on minors or intoxicated persons loitering in saloons. It bans purchases by certain individuals, sets hours restrictions, and prohibits wage payments in saloons. Repeals conflicting ordinances and declares an emergency to enforce from passage and mayoral approval.
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City of
Pendleton
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AOLA
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Pendleton Dye Works
Ead Ales
Wonder Store
Maisood
Newsy
Roosevelt
Boston
E. Court St
Berlin
Petr Rs
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
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