White men join Indian Brotherhood at Umatilla meeting
At the Umatilla reservation agency chapel yesterday afternoon a local white male membership drive for the Brotherhood of North American Indians granted honorary membership to about four dozen white men. Joe Craig, national secretary, chaired and received praise for organizing the effort as Indians praised the aims of the Brotherhood and discussed banking, commandments, and betterment of tribal welfare.
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Joe Craig
Semler Indians
Umatilla Reservation
The
Brotherhood of North American Indians
Agency Chapel
Brotherhood
Joe Cralz
National Brotherhood
New Made Brothers
Father Neate
Br, Alexander
W. T. Thompson
S.A. Lowell
George Peringer
E. G B. Aldrich
K. J. Mann
Thomas Thompson
Frank Curl
George la Fountain
Lawrence Lievanes L. Bergevin
Ed Kirkpatrick
Indian Brotherhood
R. Alexander
W. L Thompson
S. A. Lowell
Colonel Watterson Takes Ebul Litions Seriously
Colonel Watterson appears to be the sole figure treating his ebul litions with seriousness, suggesting a unique personal stance amid surrounding skepticism.
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Colonel Watterson
Parent Teachers Club to Meet at Hawthorne School
The Hawthorne school Parent-Teachers Club will gather at the school building Friday afternoon at o o'clock. All maghera interested in assisting with teachers work are urged to attend. In attendance are Mr and Mrs E M Temple who celebrate a ten pound baby boy born on Lewis street early Tuesday morning. Six thoroughbred Clydesdales and mares moved from the C W R N lines to the Northern Pacific drawing keen local interest. Pendleton Commercial association leaders Dan P Smythe J E Keefe and Will Moore depart for Hermiston to meet with the Irrigation board today.
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Hawthorne School
Maghera
E. M. Temple
Lewis Street
Hermiston
Dan P. Smythe
J. E. Keefe
Pendleton Commercial Association
Will Moore
Irrigation Board
County Court Audits Bills At Monthly Meeting
The county court opened its regular monthly session and completed only the audit of the usual budget of bills. Tomorrow the court will receive bids on machinery to purchase for road improvement projects.
Taylor Returns Without Quarry From Cle Elum
Sheriff Taylor arrived in Pendleton this morning from Cle Elum without the quarry he sought. He learned a bad check artist arrested in Cle Elum but found the wrong man had been picked up.
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Taylor
Pendleton
Four in Police Court For Disorderly Conduct
John McGowan arrested yesterday during a fighting jag received five days in jail this morning. John Walsh, described as a drunk, drew three days. Al Hienhardseon, a colored porter at a local hotel, faced a complaint by Abe Compton for obscene language but the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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John McGowan
John Walsh
al Hienhardseon
Abe Compton
Train through Pendleton after derailed wheel incident
A Soo Spokane train passed Pendleton yesterday morning after a derailment two miles west of Wal lula Monday night caused by a broken wheel on a sleeper of train No 12. No injuries were reported. Train No 11 from Wallula rerouted Portland bound passengers via Pendleton. A wrecking train from Umanla was sent, and service resumed on schedule.
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Soo-Spokane
Mere
Pendleton
Wallula
Portland
Umanla
Cone
Tickets for Ball in Sale to Aid Library
Prominent club ladies circulated tickets for the annual Library Ball to be held February 13 to raise funds for the local library. Tickets cost 1 and admit one couple. sales are at Tallman and Pendleton drug stores. Also notes Mrs. M. A. Ferguson reports Mrs. Pierce in Spokane in critical condition after five operations recently.
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Tallman
Pendleton
Rodeo plans and family notes from Pendleton times
Wire reports Sam R Thompson and family, after a Los Angeles sojourn, discuss the Lucky Baldwin ranch fire and its impact on the Raley-Gwinn wild west show. They head to San Francisco en route home. Maxine Elliott marries here. clerk misreads as a 45-year-old when bride is 22. Divorce suit filed by Lula Burt against Alexander Burt for cruel treatment after December 1910 marriage.
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Wire
Sam R Thompson
Los Angeles
Lucky Baldwin Ranch
Pendletonians
Thompsons
San Francisco
Bay City
Maxine Eliot
Bob” Brown
Cupid
Nan
Maxine Elliott
Claud Emery
Adams
Miss Elliot
Alexander Burt
Court Street
Lula G. Burt
Circuit Court
Court hears alimony bid and name change request in debt suit
Plaintiff seeks $450 or $25 monthly alimony, home title, $190 for legal fees, and restoration of her pre marriage name Aula QG. Smith amid claims of mental anguish from alleged indecent acts. Attorneys Lowell and Winter. Sisters Have Own Sewing invite public to assist in making sheets and linens. Echo Cases Takes Court's Time details ongoing appeals between George Miller Co and Sadie Walton over accounts from a prior Echo Justice Court case. T. A. Esteb represents plaintiff, Judge James A. Fee presiding.
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Aula QG. Smith
Lowell and
Winter
Echo
George Miller Company
Sadie Walton
Elreuit
Echo Justice Court
Mercantile Company
B. Walton
T. A. Esteb
James A. Fee
Club Secretary Scolds Laggards At Speech Session
One new member, C. H. Penland, was voted in at last night's meeting. Dr. H. W. Coe's offer to act as trustee for the Andrew C. Smith water filings was filed. Commissioner Mosler of Kansas City Land Show will meet tonight with the executive committee. Royal M. Sawtelle, treasurer, reported a deficit of about 570, with over half due for salary. Secretary Keefe noted membership rose from 91 to over 150 and reviewed the year’s work. Assessor C. P. Strath announced a state tax board meeting and asked club views on tax questions, referred to county affairs. A. C. Hampton and J. S. Landera discussed starting Men and Christian Forward Movement work in the city.
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C. H. Penland
H. W. Coe
Club
Andrew C. Smith
Mosler
Kansas City Land Show
Royal M. Sawtelle
Association
Keefe
C. P. Strath
State Tax Board
A. C. Hampton
J. S. Landera
Rebellion in Mexico Grows Leaders Fear Ardent Follower Moves
Time notes the government tracks a powerful Chi huahua based follower who could ignite a wider revolt. Officials warn he has a large following and could turn the movement toward serious trouble if he acts.
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Time
Chihuahua
Cleaning and pressing service promises quick thorough work
A caller can summon a representative by making a noise through the phone for any cleaning or pressing need. The system guarantees fast, thorough service whether for a single item or an entire wardrobe, with charges stated as satisfactory.
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Eame
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Sec
Treas
No Shirt
Umapine
Umpine
Washington
Captain Lumpkin
Northwest
LAP
Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Quality Grocers
Newsy
Northern Pacific
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mexico
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
W. J. Connor & Co
Harry O'Dell
Main Street
Pacific Power & Light Company
Hot Lake Sanatorium
O.W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Wailer M
Pierce Oregon Pres. & Mer
Pendleton Planing Mill
da. Borie Lumber CO
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Clark’s Grocery
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