City Roundup Group Eyes City Site for Stadium
The Pendleton city council debated locating a permanent Roundup stadium on city land in the east end, with Deputy District Attorney Frederick Steiner presenting surveys and cost estimates. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Roundup board and water commission, aiming to lease the site and build a modern park costing about $10,000. No loon licenses had been applied for as of last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Frederick Steiner
Frontier Association
Montgomery, Stroble
Kirkpatrick
Water Commission
Cofncil
Steiner
Matlock Park
Matlock
Athdium
Cure for Rheumatism Promoted by Homanas Sarenparilia
Patient Henry Goldstein of Boston attributes five years of severe rheumatism relief to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He describes his knees stiffening and excruciating pain before taking the medicine, then improving rapidly and feeling entirely cured. The ad touts liquid and chocolate tablet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrry J. Croidstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mase
Mr. Goldstein Omys
Hood
Mayor outlines saloon license applications next week
No IHecenses were filed to run a saloon under the new ordinances yet Mayor Murphy said several applications would be submitted next week and the council would act then. Prohibition and near beer ordinances were reiterated and committees ordered to draft a suitable wholesaler license. Pioneer Bottling Works owner H V Peters asked if new rules would bar operating his plant with a saloon. council took no action. The meeting, with full attendance, saw Fr Kirkpatrick seated to fill a vacancy and the group accompanied George Doarveau to view his potential saloon site.
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Murphy
H. V Peters
Pioneer Bottling Works
Conncil
Pull Connell
Kirkpatrick
Counei
A. L. Koleht
George Doarveau
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Local Notices
Newsy notes report Current Literature Club will meet with Mrs J P Winter tomorrow afternoon. A marriage license issued yesterday to O W Moon engineer of the Pilot Rock run and Miss L J Dray resident of the county. The little child of Charles Skinner of Hermiston died last night. Undertaker Baker to prepare the body for shipment to Weston for interment. pneumonia named as cause. Ernest Welles Athena High School assistant principal visited a dance event after a loose board struck him in the face, causing a black eye.
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O. W. Moon
Pilot Rock Run
L. J Dray
Skinner
Charles Skinner
Hermiston
Baker
Weston
Thas
Ernest Welles
The
Athena High School
Convention Date Sought for Knights of Pythias District
The Knights of Pythias district convention is likely to be held January 14 in Umatilla with Grand Chancellor Yoran and G K R Stinson expected to attend. Doc Evans, proprietor of the Main Street cigar store, received a Lane County letter confirming last summer’s forest fire damage to his Evans homestead and much of his timber.
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Knights of
Doc” Evans
Main Street
Lane County
Evans
Hincliff Released in Imo cation Case Fireman Freed
Fireman J Hincliff was released from custody today amid insufficient evidence in the Grande for Imo cation robbery case. Dorothy Clayton faces a Justice court hearing at 3:30 pm for alleged complicity. Clayton or Padden may waive preliminary hearing. Two drunks and a vagrant appeared in police court. Frank Kelly and John Harding chose $5 fines or three days jail, Charley Whirlwind paid $5. Frank Costello was granted time this afternoon to seek greener pastures.
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Hincliff
J. Hincliff
Imo|cation
Dorothy Clayton
Justice Court
Clayton
Padden
Frank Kelly
John Harding
Charley Whirlwind
Frank Costello
Tryout Debate Set For Monday At Local High School
Principal A C Hampton announced the debate tryout to select three representatives for a matchup with La Grande high. The event follows the day’s session next Monday afternoon. Contestants include James Hartwell Chester Poe Claude Hampton Clayton Strain Alfred Straughn and Arthur Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hampton
la Grande High
James Hartwell
Chester Poe
Claude Hampton
Clayton Strain
Alfred Straughn
Arthur Jordan
Milton census climbs toward first class status
The Milton school district reports 826 pupils this year up from 721 last year per County Superintendent Frank K Welles who just returned from the east end. A 1000 pupil census will lift Milton to first class and trigger new requirements. Freewater and Ferndale schools also report growth with extra teachers and crowding.
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Milton
Frank K. Welles
Freewater
Ferndale
Pendleton Morning Visitors and Travelers List
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Pendleton today including H Dyer of Umatilla, H L Barrett of Walla Walla, George D Hilyard from Meacham, Lawrence Lieuallen of Adams, Fred G Wells of Walla Walla, Pete Tillison ex marshal of Umatilla, John Adams of Adams, A Campbell of Pilot Rock, FE Koonts of Athena, Ed Koontz of Athena Bank, J F McNaught of Hermiston, I N Prather of Stanfield, W H Thomas of Pasco, William Switsler of Umatilla, Dr Fred Lieuallen of Pilot Rock, Ed Marshall, Charles Betts of Athena Mercantile, John Keen of Athena, Carl Hapsen, C P Strahl, EO Casey and wife to California, David Taylor en route from Athens to Portland, R E Sturdivant of Ukiah, Edgar W Smith bound for Portland, Antone Nolte of Pasco, Kenneth Cooper Hotel Bowman manager, Mr and Mrs H Dale of Helix, Mrs Lachlan McCleay from Tacoma, R M Cantrell of Pilot Rock, George Noble of Heppner, Rev A MacKensie Meldrum of Athena, C B E Brown of Milton and family heading to southern California.
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R. Alexander
Portland
H. Dyer
Umatilla
H. L. Barrett
Walla Walla
Pendleton
George D. Hilyard
Meacham
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adams
Fred G. Wells
Carr
Stanfield
F. G. Lucas
A. @. Campbell
Pilot Rock
FE. C. Koonts
Athena
Ed Koontz
First National Bank of Athena
J. F. McNaught
Hermistonian
Slusher
Nolin
I. N. Prather
W. H. Thomas
Northern Pacific
William Switsler
Fred Lieuallen
Ed Marshall
Charles Betts
Athena Mercantile Company
John Keen
East End
EO. Casey
Helix
California
David Taylor
T. D. Taylor
Atheny
R. E. Sturdivant
Sturdivant Boys
Ukiah
Edgar W. Smith
Vanscyle Ranch
Antone Nolte
Pasco
Kenneth Cooper
Bowman
Corvillis
H. Dale
Lachlan McCleay
Mabel Nye
Tacoma
A. W. Nye
R. M. Cantrell
George Noble
Heppner
Morrow
A. MacKensie Meldrum
First Christian Church
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Arola
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Americas
Sawtelles
Royal H. Sawtelle
Sunkist
E. M. Walsh
the House OF Quality
Walsh
Mgr
New Temple Building
Newsy
Current Literature Club
J. P. Winter
Pete Tillison
Tohn Adams
Carl Hapsen
Petaluma
C. P. Stralh
Salem
State Board of Equalization
C. BE. Brown
Milton Eagle
Fletcher
Cewtaur Company
TT Muarat Stacct
New York City
Roosevelt
Pendleton Dye W Works
Ben Aim
Doilies Toques
Mate Aod Geert
Victor
Ingram’s Grocery
Court St
OWL Tea House
Main, ST
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