Saloon Licenses Ordered Issued In Pendleton
City council approves near beer and other licenses under new liquor ordinance with ten-day jail terms for first offenses upheld by Supreme Court. Twelve saloon licenses granted with limits on building fronts. fines and jail terms imposed on violators. amendments planned for open fronts to satisfy ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W Hoch
James H. Taylor
W. G. Bogart
Alfred Schneiter
Herman Peters
Martin Anderson
Henry Latourelle
George Darveau
W. A. Brown
Antone Kraft
Paul Hemmel- Ern
H. F. Peters
Pendleton Drug Company
Taliman Drug Company
F. J. Donaldson and
Koeppen Brothers
Gus la Fontaine
Henry Kopitzke
Pendleton Ice and Cet
Raley
H. J. Bean
Supreme Court
Antone Nolte
A. Schneiter
Harvey Taylor
Paul Vremmelgarn
William Hoch Martin Anderson
Pendleton
Peter Murray
Adams
George Brisbols
Athena
W. R. Hardin
James Huggins
Fred Gordon
Frank Cline
Umatilla
H. F. Petera
Peter Tillson
al Sigman
Jas
H. Doty
Wm. Bogart
J. N. Kline
Weston
Thos
Murrell
W. O O. Keiley
Freewater
John Estes
A. G. Longnecker
Mel Norman
M. H. Gillett
Echo
John Bradburn
Lou Bradburn
Pilot Hock
Sheriff Wins In Three Year Chase
Sheriff Taylor returns from Lebanon with Harry Queen, wanted for a theft in Ukiah three years ago. Queen stole a horse from James Baldwin in July 1907, and Taylor tracked him for months before catching him in Linn County through railroad records. A broken nose and other marks aided identification.
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Taylor
Lebanon
Harry Queen
James Baldwin
Ukiah
Queen
Linn
Unclear quote on freedoms and saving with cds
Fragmentary line asserts three prized freedoms and ends with a remark on saving money by reading today’s cds. No verifiable events, dates, or persons are identifiable in the readable text.
Marriage License Issued In Pendleton District
Thomas H. Matthews and Lena A. Madison received a Pendleton county marriage license. Circuit Judge H J Bean adjudicated water rights in the Grande Ronde valley, some dating to 1845. County Judge T B Gilliland sold his Galion street residence to James Cooper of Bowmen hotel management.
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Thomas H. Matthews
Lena A. Madison
County
Bean
H. J. Bean
la Grande
Grande Ronde
Boys Gilliland Tome
T. B. Gilliland
Galion Street
James Cooper
Bowmen Hotel
Lee Teutech
Pendleton Chickens Win at Pomeroy Show
P. C. Elliott, local breeder of Barred Plymouth Rocks, is very happy as his birds return from Pomeroy Washington with first and second pullets, third cockerel, and second pen in a keenly contested show.
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Pendleton
P. C. Elliott
Plymouth Rocks
Pomeroy
Washington
Death Notices From Pendleton Area Painful Portland Accident
Brother in law Keted Co E Graham a well known farmer ten miles northwest of Pendleton reports the death of his wife's brother J R Lesbaugh in Portland December. The man was employed by the electric company and died after falling twenty feet to the pavement after contacting a five wire. He leaves a wife. Last March his father lost a leg while running a sawmill at Bridge Coos county.
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Keted
E. Graham
Pendleton
J. R. Lesbaugh
Portland
Electric Company
Bridge
Coos County
Baptist church elects officers at regular meeting
At the regular church meeting last night reports were read and accepted. The following officers were elected for the year: Trustees R E Ringo FP K Welles R H Wilcox H E Edwards L F Nichols financial secretary R H Wilcox clerk Mrs Mary Harvey treasurer Mrs Mary E Johnson chamberer F K Welles Sunday school superintendent Ben F Hill president Young Peoples Union James B H Hartwell
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The
Baptist Church
R. E. Ringo
FP. K. Welles
R. H. Wilcox
H. E. Edwards
L. F. Nichols
Mary Harvey
Mary E. Johnson
Chameter
F. K. Welles
Ben F. Hill
Young Peoples’ Union
James BH
Hartwell
Oregon Manager-Elect James Johns Jr at Spokane Convention
James Johns Jr representing the University of Oregon returned from Spokane where he attended the conference colleges convention. He was elected secretary and outlined a preliminary football schedule including a contract with Washington for games in Portland and Seattle, with possible meetings against other conference schools excluding O A C next season.
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James Johns, Jr
Spokane
University of Oregon
Johns
Oregon
Washington
Big Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Rebecca Etters Dies in Holdman After Brain Paralysis
Rebecca Etters died at 3 16 this morning in Holdman after brain paralysis. A 22 year Holdman resident, she came from Texas with husband John Etter who died about a year ago. Survived by daughters Mrs John Hartle and Mrs Claude Cady, son Roy Etter. brothers-in-law J Trohaugh of Spokane and William Haun of Milton. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p m in Holdman, interment there.
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Holiman
Ralph Folsom
Rebecca Etters
Holdman
Oregon
Texas
John Etter
John Hartle
Claude Cady
Roy Etter
J. Trohaugh
Spokane
William Haun
Milton
Indians at Mid-Winter Camp Meeting on Nez Perce Reservation
The opening service at Tutuilla church launched a multi day evangelistic camp meeting led by Rev. Wm Wheeler and Rev. James Hayes from Kamiah First church. Daily services follow at 9 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7 p.m. Prominent Nez Perce area church women and local couples from Kamiah and Lapwal join the gathering, including Emma Williams and Grover Jackson among others.
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J. M. Cornelison
Tutuilla
Wm. Wheeler
Kamiah Second
Idaho
Nez Perce Reservation
James Hayes
Kamiah
Wm. Parsons
Luke Williams
Felix Corbett
Darwin Corbett
Emma Williams
Nettle Thomas
Lotta Thomas
Elizabeth Green
Alice Rubolne
Stephen Reuben
Red Duck
Lapwal
Grover Jackson
Gifford
Ida
Camp Meeting Preparations At Reservation Camp
Mia, Alexander Hays and others visit for a special camp meeting with railroad rates secured by the commissioner. Over 60 visitors expected from various reservations. Pastor Dickson reports successful Xing services and readiness for the event. Three unite with the church and eleven join the temperance society. New officers are chosen. trustees announce New Year dinner on Tuesday January to close the camp meeting, with all invited and horses cared for.
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Mia
Alexander Hays
Dickson
Temperance Society
Baker's Defeat Complaint Tied to Asylum Site Choice
Baker businessmen press to overturn Acting Governor Bowerman's asylum decision arguing site merits, alleging engineered reports and personal gain. They seek Governor Benson intervention or a court injunction to block Pendleton location, while praising Union's fair fight and vowing to move on.
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Baker
Ore
Bowerman
Benson
Pendleton
Salem
State Board
Baker Commercial Club
Otion
Portland
Tlowerman Galt
J. D Plamondon
Athena
C. OA Barriett
Senate
Planmionddy
Barret
Aberdeen Mayor Fires Entire Police Force
Aberdeen Washington December 29 Mayor E F Benn dismissed the entire police force after Chief of Police Dean and 14 patrolmen quit in protest over a drunkenness arrest and beating complaint by logger Harry Cardigan.
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Aberdeen
Wash
E. F. Benn
Dean
Harry Cardigan
Pauperism Declines in Great Britain Says Burns
John Burns, president of the London government board, notes that outdoor pauperism in England and Wales is at its lowest level ever recorded, with London indoor pauperism the lowest in three years, amid general election interest waning.
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Britain
John Burns
London Government Board
Great Britain
England and
Wales
London
Metropolis
Turks Island Salt Crop Falls Short in Season
Consul J A Towells reports Turks Island salt crop for the season ended at 1 075000 bushels, about half the amount of the best years. Prices held at 6 cents per bushel for coarse salt and 8 cents for ground salt or for fish.
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Turks Ialand
J. A. Towells
Turks Island
G M Rice May Go 10 Portland
G M Rice, longtime cashier of the Pendleton First National Bank, has been offered the cashiership of the Lumbermen's National Bank in Portland. Though reports circulated in the Portland Oregonian, Rice remains uncommitted, saying a decision is not definite. He plans to move with his family early next week if he accepts the position.
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First National
Portland
G. M. Rice
First National Bank of
Pendleton
Lumbermen's National Bank of
Rice
Portland Institution
Levi Ankeny
Walla Wallan
Wattsburg
Wash
Wattsburg National Bank
Ankeny
Sa Bank
Dayton
Wade
Mr. Rice
Portland Oregonian
Lumberman's National Bank
Pendleton Bank
Wat
For Rent Furnished House Inquiry 607 Willow
A furnished house for rent at 607 Willow is available. Contact Bik at phone 3222 for details and scheduling a viewing.
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Tinquire
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Kaola
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Sheriff
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
East Asia
Pendleton’s
E. M. Walsh
Grocery
the House OF Quality
Walsh
Mgr
Newsy
C. J. Smith
Lewis Street
Smith
Rh. B. Ringe
W. Bollows
W) R, & N. Company
Victor Lidwall
James A. Fee
Ros
Guilerian
Baptist
la Granle
Union
Tom Wright
W. J. Townley
N. K. West
la Grande Observer
New Boston
Court
Berlin
Dye House
Webster, Jack
F. J. Donaldson
Despain & Bonny
Main and Court BT
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