Prisoner Escort Brings Hoover and Nellie Wren to Portland
U S immigration agent E L Wells and Deputy Marshal Fuller transported J B Hoover alleged white slaver and Nellie Wren known as the woman in the case to Portland where they will be held in the federal jail until the grand jury convenes. Bonds set at 3000 for Hoover and 1000 for Wren. Also notes a rumor of Sunday runs ceasing on the Pendleton Umatilla motor line due to low winter travel though unverified. Pendleton student Orville Reeves at O A C says he will not return for Christmas but will stay in Corvallis, planning to visit next summer.
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Portland
E. L. Wells
U. 8
U. S
Fuller
J. B. Hoover
Nellie Wren
Umatilla
Pendleton
T. F. O’brien
Orville Reeves
Corvallis
Reeves
District Game Warden Seizes Deer Kill Suspect
Thursday evening Warden E F Averitt brought in Harvey Adams of Gibbon linked to a deer killing with brothers John Adams and Huck Roby. Harvey Adams agreed to a compromise fine of 56 dollars as the designated goat but was absent for the arrangement.
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E. F. Averitt
Harvey Adams
John Adams
Huck Roby
Gibbon
Pendleton Man Faces Fine Payment and Home for Christmas
Adama denies guilt after an out of state case. He is released on bond while his attorney and two co‑defendants decide a course of action. It is believed the fine will be paid. Harvey McPherson, Pendleton youth treated in Spokane, will return home for Christmas holidays.
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Adama
Harvey McPherson
Pendleton
Spokane
Is Round Over Parker Bound Over on Auto Theft Charge
W B Parker, charged with the theft of an auto from W H Jones, was today bound over to the grand jury under bonds of 300 dollars.
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W. B. Parker
W H. Jones
Grand Jury
Lite Girl Is 1M Old
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ivan has been under a physician's care for a week with stomach trouble but is improving rapidly.
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G. W. Ivan
Measles Quarantine Hits City Homes
Councilman John Dyer at 208 Point street quarantined for measles this morning. Homes of H. L. Owens 300 Aura Mrs. White 210 W Bluff and Gladys Corley 401 Eddy were quarantined yesterday. Mrs. A. D. Frost of the Christmas Cheer department asks residents to send candy nuts fruits and toys to 908 East Alta street by Tuesday noon for the city’s poor children. The committee will visit each reported home to ensure no child is left out.
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John Dyer
Point Street
H. L. Owens
Aura
White
W. Bluff
Gladys Corley
Eddy
A. D. Frost
Pendleton Relief Association
East
Alta Street
Indians Enjoy Christmas Tree Visit At Hamley Co Store
Indians on the reservation receive an early Christmas visit at Hamley & Co Store with 200 to 300 attendees gathered around two evergreen trees and generous gift piles of candy and popcorn. Also noted is the University of Oregon glee club’s Pendleton stop January 3 on a tour from Portland to Boise, led by Dean Walker and Don Rice with listed vocalists and staff.
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Santa Claus
Hamley & Co
Glee Club
Dean Walker
University of Oregon Glee Club
Pendleton
Portland
Boise
Don Rice
Motchenbacher
Fariss
Phillips
Rowell
Lewis
Apperson
Jerard
Cowden
Staggs
Willams
Langley
Local Vaudeville Try-Out With Animal Act At Alta
A local vaudeville act featuring John Spain B Keeney Richard Burk and Blanch McGaughey with a bucking broncho trick horse and steer had a try-out at the Alta theater and will be repeated tonight. The animals showed stage fright with the steer calm, the bucking horse veering off stage with scenery, and the trick horse failing to cope with lights and music. Only the steer handled the spotlight well as the performers work to acclimate animals for a larger circuit.
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John Spain
B. E. Keeney
Richard Burk
Blanch McGaughey
Alta Theater
Misa McGaughey
Spain
Alfalfa silage questioned by local dairyman
Loral farmer Charles Tullis says alfalfa silage is not profitable and hay may equal or better the results. Prof. Holden advised against silage use. Tullis plans corn silage next year if land is available. He notes silage critics are mainly silo sellers.
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Loral Dairyman
Holden
Hero
Charles Tullis
Tam
Mr. Tullis
East Oregonian
Tullis
Prof
Fire destroys Central Ice and Pioneer creamery plant
A fire at the Central Ice and Cold Storage plant and the Pioneer creamery in Pend, Orc., on December 20 caused about 12000 dollars in losses, partly insured. Officials report sparks from a stove started the flames.
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Pend, Orc
Central Ice & Cold Storage Company
Pioneer Creamery
Big Day for the Alta Theater Tomorrow
The Alta theater will begin a premier program tomorrow afternoon offering an exclusive service from The General Film Co. featuring selections from Kalem Vitagraph Selig Edison Lubin Pathe and others. Rentals with maintenance form the cost of this general release showcase.
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Alta Theater
General Film Co
Kalem
Vitagraph
Selig
Easanay
Biograph
Edison
Lubin
Pathe
Alta theater needs constant city support for quality entertainment
The notice argues the Alta theater is a credit to the city and requires ongoing public backing. It promises high class pictures with fine musical accompaniment, comfortable seating, clean air, and pleasant amusement as key elements. Also notes Swedish farm laborers hired by the year average $86 annually with board and room.
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Alta
Chamberlain's Alaska Railroad Bill Held Over in Senate
In Washington on December 10 the Cham berlain measure to govern and operate Alaska railroads was kept for further action by unanimous consent as unfinished business.
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Chamberlain
Senate
Washington
Alaska
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