Pioneer Woman Eliza beth Wyrick Dies at Helix
Mrs Elizabeth Wyrick a pioneer of Umatilla county died at Helix at age 87 from paralysis. Funeral is set for 2:30 pm tomorrow in Helix. Born September 1 1835 in Upperville Virginia she moved to Indiana and later to Oregon with her family. She raised eight children and fostered two others while helping her community through a long life of service. She and her son Marshall M Wyrick were among early settlers arriving in 1879.
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Helix
Umatilla County
Elizabeth Wyrick
Elizabeth Francis Wyrick
Upperville
Virginia
Indiana
Jacob Wyrick
John F. Temple
Pendleton
Ore
Marshall M. Woytick
Thomas Wyrick
Locksbee
Oklo
BE. E. Bartlett
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn., Della Hammond of Red Bluff, Callt, and John F. Werick
Clarence C. Conner
Great Piper
Wyrick
Marshall M. Wyrick
Umatilla
Ufe
Bill abolishes pharmacy board in Oregon
Salem Oregon February 11 Governor West supports house bill 311 764 amending section 4751 to limit governor appointments to registered retail drug businesses The measure effectively abolishes the state board of pharmacy and repeals the old provisions The bill has passed both houses and awaits approval by the governor.
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Salem
Ore
West
Lord
Oregon
State Board of Pharmacy
Eagle members invited to big banquet by local union
Members of the mechanical force of The Eagle received invitations to a grand banquet by the Pendleton Typographical Union. The invitations are praised as among the best ever produced by the art preservative, printed in two colors on Sanitol deckle edge onion skin. The wording is described as original and a masterpiece of printing. The Pendleton printers are lauded for their effort.
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the Eagle
Fendleton Typographical Union
All Arte
Pendleton
Milton Eagle
Moving Picture Show Listings at Orpheum Biograph
Pendleton’s Orpheum presents four Biograph and Kalem reels this Sunday with films including The Christmas Burglars and The Bolted Door featuring Miss Alice Joyce. Also shown are A Gambler of the West and The Misplaced Petticoat plus Dutch Kids and Discharging the Maid. Matinees start 1 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sundays with long program hours for patrons.
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Biograph
Pendleton
Biograph Film Company of America
Alice Joyce
Evsaway
Pathe
Hollang
Orpheum
Gret
Two Paths at Pastime Show Delights City Audiences
A vivid program at the Pastime features Biographs with Florence and Nellie, a tale of temptation and toil, plus Sleep Gentle Sleep and Catalan the Minstrel. Edison and Pathe offerings include a newly married couple and a Tokyo carnival, ending with The Life of a Cowboy across four reels. The paper urges readers to attend the best show in town.
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Florence
Nellie
Nelle
Pathe
Tokio
One Way in Court and Local Theater Arts
In police court a man cited as Charles Russel received five days in jail. The Oregon theatre hosted a performance of Sullivan's A Trial by Jury by local talent under Church of the Reece auspices, with a well filled house. Ernest Todhunter and Harry and Rodney Dupuis were bound over to await the grand jury. Col Newport shows slight improvement from Hot Lake. Dr Phy hopes for recovery. Thirteen new Modern Woodmen initiated. lodge to add over fifty members soon. County court to decide seven bridge bids, school boundary, and more. Arthur Means quits Oregon university to join Oregon Washington Co at Umatilla to fund his return later.
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Oregon Theatre
Church of the Reece
Ernest Todhunter
Harry
Rodney Dupuis
Justice Court
Parkes
Woodmen
Woodmen of
America
Arthur Means
Arthur G. Means
University of Oregon
Oregon- Washington Company
Umatilla
Hie Close
Butler
One Defeat One Victory For Pendleton Teams
Pendleton 20 Echo 19 in boys action and Walla Walla 30 defeated Pendleton girls as the local teams played away last night. The boys claim a hard fought win margin only on a neutral floor, while the girls fell to a stronger Walla Walla squad.
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Pendleton
Echo
Walla
Feo
Oregon
Walla Walla
Davison-Watson Wedding at 11 Today
At the home of the bride's parents 1214 W Webb St Alberta Canada groom Leander B Davison and Edith Pearl Watson were married by Rev EB Storey using a ring ceremony. Attended by the bride's family and a few relatives a wedding breakfast followed. They will honeymoon in Gilpin Alberta and reside there afterwards.
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Gilpin
Alberta
Mrs. Watson
Pendleton Por Mine Return Halted by Bitter Northland
Former Umatilla county farmer lured north by myths of vast fortunes plans a Pendleton return within six months. Frank Rack, who bought land near Wainwright Alberta, reports record cold and harsh conditions yet says the country will yield big dividends as settlement grows. He notes a strong railroad road bed and suggests lessons for the O R and N company from that pioneer region.
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Pendleton Por
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Bentley & Leffingwell
Frank Rack
Wainwright
Alberta
O. R. & N. Company
Furnis Hasks For Receiver In Irrigation Case
Furnish seeks a receiver alleging threats to cancel the contract and dissolution of the company. He claims Raley induced a second contract on July 2 1910 making H L Moody president of Inland Irrigation. The answer attacks Moody as Furnish’s puppet and accuses Moody of a pattern of action to harass Coe.
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Raley
H. L. Moody
Inliend
Moody
Coe
Dispute Over Land Project Crediting and Contract Termination
Coe accuses Cow selling agencies of disorganization during Cow's orient trip and reports of absconding debtor to undermine his credit with banks. Fur nish allegedly repudiated their contract and ended his rights. Coe claims a full accounting would show over $10,000 owed for services and commissions.
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Cow
Coe
Furnish
Hubbard Lecture Pleases Pendleton Audience At Church
A large Pendleton audience enjoyed the W T L Hubbard company in a Christian church lecture course. Hubbard spoke on Arte, stressing individual taste in music, emotion, and soul beyond technique. Bergen and Campbell delivered a refined program, with Campbell accompanying from memory. selections ranged from Il Pagliacci to Annie Laurie and Schubert.
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W. TL. Hubbard
Pendleton
The
Christian Church
Mr. Hubbard
Bergen
Mr. Campbell
William Morris
Annie Laurie
Reichert
Schubert
Charme
California may recall her new senator
Sacramento Calif February 11 A verbal wrangle in the senate followed the introduction of a resolution to recall United States Senator John Works of Los Angeles. Works opposes the judiciary recall measure and the chair refused to read the resolution as it was not printed in the Journal. The measure claims Works was elected on an insurgent platform and is not living up to pledges. The resolution may come up for action on Monday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
United States
John Works
Los Angeles
Sanford
Roseberry
Austrian Rothschild Head Dies In Vienna
Baron Albert Rothschild, head of the Austrian branch, died in Vienna today from heart disease. Funeral will be attended by leaders of British French and German Rothschild families. As a family they hold more wealth than any other in the world.
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Vienna
Austria
Baron Albert Rothschild
Financial Family
Rothschilds
Railroad Chief John F Stevens to Retire After Long Career
John F. Stevens will retire as president of the Spokane Portland Seattle and the Oregon Trunk Lines along with other Hill steam and electric railroads on the Pacific Northwest coast with which he has been connected for many years.
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John F. Stevens
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Oregon Trunk Lines
Pacific Northwest Coast
Stanfield Depot Robbed Last Night
Special Correspondence from Stanfield Oregon reports an attempted theft at the O W depot. The intruder pried a window and broke open the station money but no cash was left, so nothing of value was stolen. Agent C R Hazen found evidence of a marauder but the burglary failed.
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Stanfield
Ore
C. Rh. Hazen
Reapportionment bill makes Multnomah a district
Salem Feb 11 A bill presented to the Oregon House would reapportion the state’s congressional districts. Authored by Representative Mahoney of Morrow county the proposal makes Multnomah County the entire third district while the second district loses Multnomah Clatsop and Columbia counties.
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Salem
Oregon
House
Mahoney
Morrow County
Congress
Multnomah County
Multnomah
Clatsop
Columbia
Cascade Range
Strict plan keeps district intact gains Columbia counties
Most members believe Multnomah should be in a district by Steels as it can outvote any other county or combination in Oregon and control the congressman. Eastern Oregon delegation backs the Mahoney bill, and Multnomah and first district representatives find it satisfactory.
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Columbia
Multnomah
Oregon
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