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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1910

Page

8

Avalance of Charges After Near Beer Saloon Fight

In a city street scuffle following a Main Street near beer decision, Lair and Pruitt fought. Lair was bound over for grand jury on assault with intent to kill after a rock attack and knife threat. Pruitt faces assault and battery charges. both men involved amid a widening legal case with police and prosecutors.

Lair Lily Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes Taylor Gurdane Steiner Pruitt Tom Lair Grand Jury Thomas E. Pruitt Columbia Beer Saloon Main Street Johnson-Jeffries Mill Ovar

Pendleton Seen by Dozens on Busy Business Day

A string of brief visits and transactions mark Pendleton’s busy day. Notables such as T. G. Smith of Echo and J. W. Knowles of La Grande travel to the city for business, while Mrs. Carrie Brown of Spokane visits family in Pendleton. Local officials and business figures including Mra. W. J. Gordon of Walla Walla and J. M. Sullens of the Wenaha forest are noted in attendance or activity. The report also notes movement of hotel guests and moving residents around South Main Street.

T. G. Smith Echo Pendleton Harold F. Warner Freewater Bowman Rh. C. Stanley Cayuse T M Johnson Coe Mra. W. J. Gordon Walla Walla Dora Morris Milton R. N. Stanfield Stanfield E. F. Carney McKay Creek J. M. Sullens Wenaha Forest H. C. Gibson Joseph Wallowa County Jake Kinnery Helix J. W. Knowles la Grande Hermiston Roy Alexander Seaside Edwards. Taylor Legal Department The Reclamation Service City J. W. Messner Western Land & Irrigation Company Baker City W. G. Crowley Carrie Brown Spokane Carrie Burton

District Girls Basketball Championship Preview

The Walla Walla High and Pendleton High girls teams meet Friday evening in the high school gym to decide the district title. A fast, rule modern game is expected with both teams emphasizing clean play. Walla Walla arrives confident after defeating Pendleton away earlier, lineup: McRae sisters centers Irene Steele Margarette Hunt forwards Margarette Whitney Lottie Wright. Pendleton lineup: Lucile Rader Blanche Hadley centers Laura McKee Hoax Rater forwards Grace Bean Ella Lazinka guards. substitutes Gladys Hamley Muriel Saling Francis Saling. Coach Mr Greenwald officiates.

Walla Walla High Pendleton High Walla Walla Rater Grace Bean Ella Lazinka Gladys Hamley Muriel Saling Francis Saling Mr. Greenwald Pendleton Academy

Debtor Unable to Pay Debts Stricken in Astoria

In Astoria Ore a Chinese merchant Wah recounts his downfall after gambling debts and a New Year custom of liquidating debts. Wah arrived as a boy, learned English, rose in the Chinese community, but the gambling habit drained his money and led to ruin after he failed to meet debts during the New Year season.

Astoria Ore Jim John Wah Walt

Famous athlete enters University of Washington

Seattle based news notes Brailey Gish, famed Pacific coast athlete, joins the University of Washington and is expected to vie for varsity track spots. He holds the world javelin record and captained the Seattle Athletic Club to A A U medals, with potential 16 points in a Washington-Oregon-Idaho triangular meet. May 14 marks the start of intensified preparations as crews, track, and baseball candidates begin workouts under Coach Hall and trainer Conibear. Dode Brinker will coach the baseball squad and issue calls for varsity players.

Seattle Wash Brailey Gish Pacific Coast University of Washington Gish Northwest Seattle Athletic Club Northwest Conference Washington Oregon Idaho Husky Conibear Dode Brinker Epokane

Joker claim about year round trout fishing denied

Walla Walla February 17. Game Warden C L Whitney refutes claims that an alleged Joker amendment allows year round trout fishing. He warns deputies to arrest violators, noting the law bans trout fishing during closed months November through March. The amendment covers salmon or other food fish, not trout, and the Supreme Court has upheld its interpretation.

Walla Walla C. L. Whitney Mr. Whitney Supreme Court

Religious controversy over in Walla Walla plea

In Walla Walla on February 17 local ministers faced critique from Jesse Ferney a printer who argued sermons are too long and preach only platitudes He contends churches and newspapers push money as a central aim and questions church relevance to modern life Ferney suggests churches cling to outdated theories not fit for today’s Christian life.

Tacoma Edward B. King George Perkina Grace Johnson Orchestra Gallery of Rollers Gramm King Sroom They Walla Walla Jesse Ferney Ferney

Appetite and desire for harmful indulgences described

A reflection notes that strong appetite can persist for things that are unhealthy or forbidden. It emphasizes internal conflict between appetite and long term welfare, urging restraint and mindful choice.

Boy in Corsets Taken by Police in Mock Apollo Plunge

Portland Evening Telegram reports Frank Gigg, age 16, arrested for false pretenses as he sought to pose as a mythic Apollo. Police prove he wore mismatched clothing and flashy garments. Chief Probation Officer Teuscher of the Juvenile Court took custody for disposition.

Portland Evening Telegram Frank Gigg Apollo Frank Teuscher Beau Brummel

Cook Takes Meat Over Unpaid Wages in Hyde Park

Lena Stevenson a colored cook collected pork chops bacon and a dozen eggs from Mrs. Bonner at Oakenwald Avenue as one week’s wages after a wage dispute. She carried the goods to Hyde Park police station. Judge Fry fined Stevenson one dollar. Bonner later paid back the original price minus the pork cost.

Chicago Lena Stevenson Hale D. E. Bonner Oakenwald Avenue Hyde Park Fry

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