Odd Fellows Banquet and Initiation At County Hall
About eighty Odd Fellows gathered at the county hall for initiation ceremonies and a banquet. Thirteen members of the three links order were initiated under Chief Patriarch J. T. Brown with toasts by current and former leaders. The banquet was hosted by the Baptist church ladies. Also noted, Alfred Franklin, Arizona’s new chief justice, supported restoring recall of judges to the constitution.
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Wmaidla
J. T. Brown
Witwal
Baptist Church
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Elenry J. Taylor
B.F. Coon
G. W. Bradley
John
J. MM. Scarborough
Hermiston
Taft
Arizona
Alfred Franklin
Woman Frozen to Death Near Watchme on Prairie
A woman identified as Mrs. WPD Mifton was found on the prairie near Watchme on December 29 hugging the body of her child, who was found alive and expected to recover. The mother appeared delirious and lost last night.
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Watchmeon
Kas
Mifton
First Arizona Legislature to Submit Amendment
The first act of the Arizona legislature will be submitting an amendment to the state constitution. The move signals early legislative focus in Phoenix as sessions begin this month.
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Theos Angeles
Cal
Arizona
Reyes in Mexican capital city prison
Mexico City December 29 General Reyes is in Santiago prison charged with armed rebellion. He arrived under heavy guard and may see only his counsel until a court martial. Several military authorities demand his execution, but President Madero may seek a lighter penalty due to Reyes surrender.
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Mexico City
Reyes
Santiago
Madero
Sweeping Probe of Kindred Trusts Soon
Washington December 29 Chairman Henry of the house rules committee said the panel will report a resolution authorizing an investigation of the shipping trust the harvester combine and the money trust by a seven member committee The probe he said will be the most sweeping yet into trust activity Providence Rhode Island December 29 The liner Georgia ran ashore on Nar ragansett Bay mud flats but no major danger to passengers was seen
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Washington
Henry
House Rules Committee
Shipping Trust
Harvester Combine
Money Trust
Providence
R. T
Georgia
Narragansett Bay
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was issued late yesterday to Harley E. Mc dure and Loras Shelton, both of this county. The girl was under legal age and filed the written consent of her mother. Three dranks no dail Three drunks appeared In the police court this morning and each received a two day sentence In the city hostile. Their names appear on the decker as Thomas McGuire, &. Jensen and Howard Briggs, Quarter Section Is Sold. By a deed recorder tilay, Robert Hoeft becomes the owner of a quarter section of land about four miles northwest of Filet Rock for a con sideration of $1400, Whitford 3. Max son of this city being the grantor.
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Harley E. Mcdure
Loras Shelton
Decker
Thomas McGuire
Jensen
Howard Briggs
Robert Hoeft
Filet Rock
Whitford
Maxson
A Son Is Born To Mr and Mrs Frank Brotherton
A ten pound son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Frank Brotherton of Walla Walla. Both mother and babe are reported doing splendidly. Mrs Brotherton is a former Pendleton girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford Strout. R E Sturdivant, a pioneer resident of Ukiah, visiting family in the city, notes he will mark thirty years of East Oregonian subscriptions by next summer. Masher gains his liberty as O J Stockdale, convicted yesterday of disorderly conduct, paid twenty dollars into the party coffers.
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Frank Brotherton
Wala Walla
Babe
Mrs. Brotherton
Pendleton
Sanford Strout
Masher
O. J. Stockdale
Ruling on riparian rights in water case noted
The report states a high court decision will not affect local water users in a dispute involving Willam Caldwell and the Byers Company. D W Batley argues treaty-based Indian rights remain intact regardless of riparian abolishment. Assertions cover that Indian rights are treaty-based and persist despite changes to riparian law.
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John
Supreme Court
Willam Caldwell
Byers Company
D. W. Batley
Batley
Story Hour Tomorrow at Public Library
Story hour for children ages five to ten tomorrow at the public library, with Miss Lewil Evans as storyteller. The event, part of the school vacation activities, starts at 10 o'clock and is open to all eligible youngsters.
Coyote Trapper Reels In Bounty and Coyotes
Isa a Coyote Trapper J Hoskins travels to prove up on his homestead near Hermiston reservoir. He nets 38 scalps for bounty and has 18 more coyotes this year despite losses from goose hunter theft. Quartet From Pendleton Club Heads to Milton then Vincent to entertain Odd Fellows at their meeting tonight.
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Isa
J Hoskins
Wastisdee
Hermiston Reservoir
Vincent
J. E. Keefe
James P. Neal
Charles W. Meighan
A. R. Lord
Pendleton Commercial Club
Milton
Ramrod Bob on Last Lap Halt in Athena
Chief of Police Gurdane received a telephone message from Ramrod Bob the Hiker announcing he was in Athena and would serve on the last lap of his return trip from Pendleton. He expected to reach Pendleton by 3 PM to complete his round trip within the promised time.
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Ramrod Bob
Gurdane
Athena
Pendleton
Foreclosure sale yields transfer of Arnold property to Basler
In the foreclosure action Charles Mareh as referee orders deed to Joseph Basler for lots 4 5 6 in block 110 and lots 4 6 8 7 8 10 11 12 12 and 14 in block 123 with reservation add added to Pendleton for 515 dollars. Basler was the successful bidder at the sheriff sale. Also notes a divorce bid by Biffle E Laing against Arthur Laing and hunter license questions for 1911 and 1912 licenses around New Year holidays.
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Arnold
Charles Mareh
Joseph Baeler
Pendleton
Basler
Pollette Attacks Foes of South Dakota Primary
South Dakota law for electing delegates to a state convention is challenged as the committee nullifies parts of it. The plan would elect delegates at large and two per district, disenfranchising South Dakota and California in the process.
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South Dakota
California
Chinese Celebrate Manchu Downfall in West Coast Cities
Thousands of Chinese in San Francisco and Portland celebrate the fall of the Manchu dynasty. Crowds march through Chinatown with festive displays as joy spreads across the community after news of the collapse.
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San Francsco
Calif
Portland
Ore
Progressives Pleased Over Taft Ohio Tour News
Progressives in Washington react to President Taft's decision to tour Ohio in La Follette's wake. Representative Nelson of Wisconsin says the party is jubilant while standpatters awaken to the losing fight and attempt to stem the tide by appealing to Taft.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
la Follette
Wike
Nelson
Wisconsin
Motorman Nets Robber After 500 Seek Him
Los Angeles dispatch says a mob of about 500 citizens and officers pursued a jewel thief, Morris Martin, who robbed a Main Street jeweler of 34000 in diamonds. Motorman Beeson knocked the suspect from a street car, then detained him until police arrived.
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Los Angeles
Morris Martin
Juan Jose
Kreb Beeson
Jose
Beeson
Roosevelt to withhold caller names in New York
Colonel Roosevelt announced that he would no longer disclose the names of visitors or their business after stories suggested embarrassment over the conduct of callers. He said privacy for callers would be maintained going forward.
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Teddy
New York
Roosevelt
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