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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1910

Page

8

Do Local People Want Postal Bank in Pendleton

The article reports that local demand for a postal savings bank in Pendleton is unclear. Postmaster Brown says no application has been filed due to lack of demand, though he believes government backing could come if residents request it and patronage would require more staff.

Pendleton Portland Salem Eugene Baker City la Grande Klamath Falls Brown

Pendleton Notes Delays In Official Meetings And Local Crime

Newsy Notes show C P Strain heads to Suilom for state board of equalization meeting. Col Raley to Portland and J H Raley to attend court related to H Wee suit. Two drunks forfeited bail after no-show in police court. Wheat remains 70 cents as buyers hold steady. New pool room opening planned by J Moser and W Searls in Matlock Brownfield building. Boxcar robbery case brings FE Wood and J Hinchliff to Pendleton. both prisoners held with D C Clayton alias D C Padden in jail.

J. Moser W. Searls Spokane Matlock-Brownfield Main Street FE. B. Wood Pendleton J. Hincliff D. C. Clayton D. C. Padden

Migrant Hoboes Beset Pendleton Town

An influx of transients in Pendleton prompts complaints from residents about frequent panhandling for meals and rising petty thefts. The piece urges a work solution, proposing a rock pile to provide employment and curb vagrancy, suggesting locals fear the hoboes would shun a harsher town.

Pendleton

Gardane Takes Cup In Pullet and Bantam Show

Judge Gimlin praised the best string of Columbian Rocks seen. Japanese Silkies entered by Dr. J. R. Cromb of Stanfield took top spots including first cockerel and first and second pullets. Buff Cochin Bantams entered by Mrs. J. Blake captured first cockerel, first hen, and first pullet.

Gimlin J. R. Cromb Stanfield Ore J. Blake

Spokane Boy Scouts to Train in Fire Prevention

Forester Allen of the Western Forestry and Conservation Association aims to involve Spokane scout troops in fire danger education for the northwest. Leaders Carl Altes Jr and Rev David W Ferry favor integrating forest fire work into scout training and distributing school leaflets on campfire safety and protective legislation.

Spokane Boy Scouts Bet Allen Western Forestry and Conservation Association Spokane Northwest Carl Altes, Jr David W. Ferry Forester Allen Washington

Madero Proclaims Presidency in Mexico Amid Global Doubt

The Atlanta Journal notes Madero’s proclamation as President of Mexico while observers expect international dealings to continue with Diaz as before. The piece frames the political shift as symbolic, with practical diplomacy likely to proceed under existing channels.

Madero Mexico Diaz Atlanta Journal

Dorothy Clayton a Shrew

Dorothy Clayton, held in the county jail for alleged complicity in a boxcar robbery, showed temper by pelting a deputy with plates and teacups during a noonday meal fetch. A preliminary hearing before Justice Joe Parkes is set for 4 p.m. with W. M. Peterson retained to defend her.

Dorothy Clayton Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes W. M. Peterson

Sandpit Case Modified by Oregon Supreme Court

Salem yesterday handed down a ruling by Associate Justice Eakin modifying the case of Samuel Loney and others versus Joseph C. Scott. The dispute concerns a sand pit five miles above Umatilla on the Wallula branch with a deed to land from Northern Pacific and a patent from the U S government. Judge Bean previously ruled the land mineral rather than agricultural and expects the modification to not greatly alter the outcome.

Supreme Court At Salem Eakin Samuel Loney John B. Knight Joseph C. Scott Circuit Court of Umatilla County Umatilla Wallula Scott Northern Pacific Company U. S Judge Bean Bean Supreme Court

Seabound Disturbance Near Melggs Wharf A Fox Terrier Involved

At Melggs wharf Roma the fox terrier mascot of Little Italy fought a sea lion over a new prey claim. The ruckus left Roma with a torn ear but he kept running. Near Angel Island Tiburon the Guasippi brothers hauled nets loaded with barracuda and bass when a sudden tug nearly pitched Antonio overboard, forcing a long struggle before entangled nets were finally secured and the seal turned over to the chutes.

Melggs' Wharf Roma Italy Guasippi Brothers Etralta Angel Isitd Tiburon Antonio Guassippi Baracuda Martinez

California Raisin Growers Form Cooperative Warehousing Body

Fresno December 14 Raisin growers in California form the California Raisin Warehouse Company a cooperative with 100000 capital to store and insure negotiable warehouse certificates and protect growers legally against alleged packer and middleman control a mass meeting of raisin growers will be held in Fresno to complete incorporation steps initiated by the Farmers' Union.

Fresno Ralaiia California California Raisin Warehouse Company Tir Freeno County Trion

Dog Fights Big Sea Lion Captured After Battle

Two brothers hauling a fish launch captured a sea lion after a tense morning encounter. The entangled animal fought fiercely in Gos sipps nets before being subdued and brought aboard.

Dog Big Seal

Bowling Alley Rollers Edge Bond Bros in Close Match

Bond Bros. bowling team fell to the Bowling Alley Rollers by a slim margin last night. Ed Hays posted the top score of 204 while Bid led the Rollers with the high average. Boston Store leads tournament with 14 085, Bond Bros second at 14 058, Alley third at 13 865, and Alexander’s last with 13 659. three games remain to decide the championship.

Bond Bros Book Ed Hays Boston Alexander's

Hattie LeBlanc Acquitted in Cambridge Murder Trial

Hat tie Leblanc, 17, was acquitted of murder in Cambridge after a short jury deliberation. The courtroom was crowded and the verdict cheered. The dying statement attributed the crime to her, and wealth and poverty framed the case. Glover’s wife testified for the prosecution. The trial was the district’s most sensational in years.

Cambridge Mass Hattie Leblanc Clarence Grover Hattie Glover Canada Esse

Morals probe hits Berlin theater manager

Berlin authorities press morals in stage life as Roy al Prussian police target the Lustpielhaus. Manager Martin Zickel loses his license amid testimony and gossip from actresses. He appeals, contending witness reliability and gossip shaped the case.

Berlin Royal Prussian Martin Zickel Lustpielhaus Zickel

What Is Marimba

A vivid sketch from Tapachula by United States consul Albert W. Brickwood Jr. describing the marimba in use among Indians and across southern Mexico and Guatemala. The instrument, wood built with cedar body and hormiguilla keys, is played by four men striking wooden keys with small drumlike sticks, giving a resonant tone.

Albert W. Brickwood, Jr United States Tapachula Chipas Chiapas Chia Pas Mexico Guatemala

Masterful players charm listeners with harp like tones

The article describes several performers delivering masterly styles with tones likened to the harp. The arias are described as incredibly sweet and emotional, many native compositions resembling Andalusian plaintive music.

Andalusia

Expressmen's Strike Proved Loss to Trade

Merchants hail end of expressmen strike which disrupted dealers nationwide and caused trade losses. Merchants' association earned credit for uniting companies and workers in a mutually satisfactory agreement backed by public sentiment against closed shop provisions. The piece notes unions protect workers but oppose employer payment dictates and cites Succsfy endeavor of Merchants' association.

Merchants’ Association Ong

Gold and Silver Popular in Millinery Times

Gold and silver lend their sheen to hats and toques though dull gold and tarnished silver prevail. A crown of blue velvet on silver lace makes a charming evening toque, while a brown velvet hat with a large bow features a gold lace brim. Some readers wonder if praise is sincere or playful.

The Millinery Trade Review

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