Judge Webster to Speak at Get Together Convention
Judge L R Webster of Portland former county judge and Good Roads leader will speak at the Get Together convention in Pendleton Wednesday invited by the Umatilla County Good Roads association. A luncheon by Methodist ladies will follow at Engle Woodman hall with music by the United Orchestra and short toasts. The event is under the joint auspices of Farmers union Good Roads Pendleton Commercial club Creditmen's association District Fair association and the Roundup association.
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L. R. Webster
Portland
Multnomah County
Oregon
Umatilla County
Good Roads Association
H. J. Taylor
Webster
Engle-Woodman Hall
Methodist Church
United Orchestra
Farmers Union
The
Pendleton Commercial Club
Creditmen’s Association
District Fair Association
Roundup Association
Public showing at the Oregon theater announced
A public screening is planned at the Oregon theater and will be open to all members of the community.
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Oregon Theater
Supreme Court rules railroads may not trade ads for transport
Washington D.C. Feb 20 The United States Supreme Court ruled under Elkins Hepburn ads that railroads cannot legally exchange free transportation for advertising space in magazines and newspapers The decision stems from the government's case against the Monon route asserting a Munsey magazine contract violated the Hepburn act
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court Today
Elkins & Hepburn
Munsey Magazine
William H. Corbett Dies in Portland
William H. Corbett, head of Willamette Iron Works, died in Portland at age 40 after several weeks of pneumonia illness. He led a prominent Portland family and had involvement in multiple businesses.
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William H. Corbett
Portland
Portland, Ore
Congressman's Death Shocks Maine Washington Poet Amos Allen Laid Low
Congressman Amos Allen of Maine died in Washington today from pneumonia after a brief illness. He was born in 1837 and had been re elected four times, leaving a long congressional career and a district in mourning.
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Washington, D. C
Amos Allen
Maine
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Tidings and Obits
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pedro of 906 BE Webb street died last night from pneumonia after a week illness. The funeral of Robert Dick, Pilot Rock pioneer, was held in Pilot Rock after train arrival. Marjorie Milo, Negro woman, jailed for profane language, fined ten dollars. Mrs Barrett wife of Senator Barrett of Um atilla is seriously ill in Salem, daughter Mrs J D Phliamondon of Athena traveling to her bedside.
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Titule
William Pedro
BE. Webb Street
Welock
Robert Dick
Pilot Rock
Ays Pine
Marjorie Milo
C. A. Barrett
Senator Barrett
Umatilla
Union
Morrow Counties
Salem
J. D. Pliamondon
Athena
Planing Mills Incorporation in Pendleton Formed for 20000
Pendleton Planing Mills company has incorporated with a $20,000 capital. Incorporators named are Robert Forster, G. I. La Dow and Charles H. Carter. Articles filed by Carter & Smythe.
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Planing Mills Incorporated
Pendleton Planing Mills Company
Robert Forster
G. I. la Dow
Charles H. Carter
Carter & Smythe
Washington Birth Day Closures At Courthouse Stores
Schools and stores will close on Washington's birth day with no business at the courthouse. The Credit Men's association voted Friday to close from 12 to 4. Jack Huston, formerly Pendleton Printery proprietor, now reportedly in Hong Kong, China per a postcard to the police chief. reason for move not given.
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Washington
Court House
Credit Men's Association
Jack Huston
China
Pendleton Printery
Hong Kong
Gurdane
Ecard
Copeland Cigar Store Burglarized in Night Breakin
Harry Copeland owner of the Copeland Cigar Store reports losses after burglars entered through a rear window last night. Watches on a raffle board were taken along with other goods. customers noticed missing prizes this morning and an investigation followed, with tracks reportedly covered.
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Harry Copeland
Sharon & Eddings
Hilbert Family Returns From Ukiah Visit
Frank Hilbert and his daughter Miss Grace Hilbert returned to their home in Ukiah this morning after visiting their sick son and brother Jesse Hilbert at St. Anthony's hospital. Jesse had been bedridden with typhoid pneumonia for 104 days but is now recovering after a long illness.
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Frank Hilbert
Grace Hilbert
Ukiah
Jesse Hilbert
St. Anthony's Hospital
Transfer of 706 acres to S&S and then to Savage & Pennell
A deed filed today records J.KR. Wilson selling 706 acres in Hudson Pay country to S&S J. Donaldson and wife for 2,500. A second deed transfers the property to Savage and Pennell Furniture Co of Portland for the same amount.
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Big Sam
Burronds
J.kr. Wilson
Hudson Pay Country
S&s. J. Donaldson and
Savage & Pennell Furniture Company
Portland
Local Manager Hears of Sister’s Murder in Los Angeles
E. Herzinger, local manager of Singer Sewing Machine, received a telegram Saturday evening from Los Angeles announcing his sister was murdered by her husband. He left this morning for Los Angeles to attend the funeral in Redding.
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E. (. Herzinger
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Los Angeles
Redding
Six in Police Court Daily Roundup
Six in Police Court were taken up over Sunday with four sentenced to three days in jail and two forfeiting five dollars. Those jailed are Joseph West Charley Whirlwind Edward Newton and Richard Winnell. The two who paid five dollars are Bill Shupsking and Jim Jones.
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Joseph West
Charley Whirlwind
Edward Newton
Richard Winnell
Bill Shupsking
Jim Jones
Henneman Sells Main Street Clear Store
JR W Henneman sold his Main Street clear store to Harry Odell of Bellingham Washington who now runs the business. Odell is an experienced clear store man and formerly operated in Bellingham. Henneman plans unclear for his future and will return to Pendleton for now after a long California trip.
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Henneman
W. Henneman
Harry Odell
Bellingham
Wash
Mr. Henneman
Pendleton
California
School Plans Selected Tonight
The school board and multiple architects presented plans for a new high school building and met to select a preferred design, outlining options and next steps for project approval.
Criminal Catcher in City
Detective Joseph P. Pluver of the Washington division of the Oregon Washington company is in the city to confer with Sheriff Taylor about the Lewis ton Junction shooting case. Pluver captured John W. Burns, who confessed to shooting a dining car conductor, and he believes Burns may be linked to a recent holdup.
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Joseph P. Pluver
Washington
Oregon- Washington Company
Taylor
Mr. Pluver
John W. Burns
Reader
Lewiston Junction
Plaver
Burns
Revival services fill Methodist church crowds
Large audiences attended revival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal church with the evening crowd overflowing into the Sunday school room. Twenty one persons united with the church at the morning service and several more are expected to join, with some planning to join other city churches. Services run long today and tomorrow at 7 30 p m with preaching Bible lecture at 2 30 p m tomorrow. tomorrow evening closes the series.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Grand Jury Debating Criminal Cases This Week
The grand jury met this morning to review cases for the January adjourned term set to begin next Monday. Eleven men are jailed as suspects in various crimes including six tied to boxcar robberies, Ernest Todhunter, Harry and Rodney Dupuis for receiving stolen goods, W. Taylor from Echo for forgery, and Jack Moulder, a Stanfield man, on assault with a deadly weapon. A report is unlikely before tomorrow afternoon.
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Ernest Todhunter
Harry
Rodney Dupuis
W. Taylor
Echo
Jack Moulder
Stanfield
Roundup budget boosted for second annual show
A fifty percent increase in the appropriation for the presentation of the second annual Roundup was voted at a meeting of the officers and directors of the association. The tentative budget shows total allotments of about six thousand one hundred fifty dollars, with final spending projected near eight thousand dollars for 1911. Competitive and non competitive events receive the largest shares, including cash prizes and music funding, while preparations to make the event more amateur in character continue. The group also discussed night entertainment plans if the district fair dates conflict, deferring final decisions until dates are set.
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Fair Association
Roundup Park
Helne
California seeks barley tariff retention in reciprocity plan
Sacramento reports the merchants' exchange urged the legislature to keep barley tariffed under the Canada reciprocity plan. They warn free barley would flood the market, lowering prices and injuring Californian grain producers. Local officials note the move aims to protect state agriculture and domestic supply.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Assembly committee urges to bar Asiatic laborers in treaty
Sacramento Feb 20 a federal committee report urges the government to keep the exclusion of Asiatic laborers in the new treaty with Japan. The measure seeks to limit immigration by excluding workers from Asia as outlined in the treaty negotiations.
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Sacramento
Calif
Japan
Assembly Federal Committee
Spokane Police Debunk Sandpoint Imposter Claim
Spokane authorities announced the Sandpoint, Idaho detainee is not Dorothy Arnold or Dorm Falk. They say the woman is unknown to them, while claiming the real key figure is somewhere in New York.
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Spokane
Wash
Sandpoint
Idaho
Dorothy Arnold
Dorm Falk
New York
Pendleton Baseball Season Opens With Manager Decision
Pendleton fans gather at the Commercial Association rooms to organize the Pendleton club of the Blue Mountain league and elect officers for the year. The key issue is selecting a manager as L G Frazier will not run again, with Clark Nelson as the other name in contention. The meeting will also set the schedule as the city anticipates the first game in about a month.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
Pendleton Club
Blue Mountain League
L. G. Frazier
Clark Nelson
Pendleton well drilling ad at 118 Lincoln Street
Ebrel and Shaver advertise well drilling services with estimates furnished upon request. The application address listed is 118 Lincoln Street in Pendleton.
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Ebrel & Shaver
Lincoln Street
Pendleton
Knights Meeting Notice From Damon Lodge No 4 K of P
Damon Lodge No 4 K of P will hold a regular session this evening. All Knights are urged to attend. D B Waffle, C. to R W Fletcher, K R 8.
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Damon Lodge
D. B. Waffle
R. W. Fletcher
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