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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1912
Page
2
A Filipino known as Indian 4 badly bit Fred Johnson in a Friday night fight at Huron. The Alaska native used brutal force, striking Johnson to the floor several times as the fight escalated. Deputy Joe Blake hunted the assailant who planned to surrender at Pendleton.
The question asks why Pendleton musicians cannot follow Spokane and other cities by organizing a singing Christmas carol chorus for holiday evenings. Judge S A Lowell supports the idea as an old English custom that could be observed locally, and others also strongly endorse Christmas singing.
Sister’s death summons C E Hogue toward Holdman. Movers Cornfield duo in Huntington over Pacific Hotel. Y M C A progress as Ivan Rhodes heads tomouth for Christmas. Glee club members Storie and Pendleton return for Oregon tour. New Year’s Eve show at Oregon theater. Church Christmas tree planned. funds for Child’s Care at Good Samaritan. Rat chase on Main Street ends with stick blow. Holiday visitors include Miss Helen Purington of Burns. J W Jenkins, 46, longtime Umatilla resident, dies near Freewater. funeral at Milton Christian Church led by Rev A J Lord.
Winter weather slows rail service with No 9 mail arriving at 8 16 and lingering 20 minutes, No 6 reaching 9 10 and staying 25 minutes, No 17 due 12 25 and scheduled for late afternoon arrival. Pendleton educator A A Asbahr departs on delayed No 6 to lecture in Portland. He will return later this week to help prepare the new high school building.
Despain Bros Saturday ad printed incorrect prices for cranberries and fancy mixed nuts. Cranberries were shown at a quart instead of 24 cents and mixed nuts at 5 pounds for 1.00 instead of 3 pounds. The corrected prices are printed in today’s issue.
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