Baker Judge Sits On Local Bench
A January term session convened with Judge William Smith presiding. Two cases were disposed of by 2 39 pm including State vs H C Beardsley which was dismissed on grounds of mistaken identity and a road case where damages were recalculated and the order voided for inadequate compensation. The next criminal matter is State vs Najjar of Athena.
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William Smith
Baker
Smith
Phelps
State of
Oregon
H. C. Beardsley
van Vacter
Beardsley
Helix
Jesse Beardsley
Arlington
W. F. Hannan, Jr
Roe
State
Knights of Pythias Observe 48th Anniversary
Da mon lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias marks the 48th founding anniversary with a sopvint session at Odd Fellows hall. Invitations go to members in and about the city for a evening of warranted work and social time with refreshments. A committee of J. W. Maloney W. I. Gadwa and J. G. Finney arranged the celebration.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Hall
J. W. Maloney
W. I. Gadwa
J. G. Finney
Hugo Kelly Out Proro Middleweight Title Bid
New York Feb 27 Hugo Kelly the Chicago fighter announces a campaign to win the middleweight title starting March 7 in New York with Jim Smith. He will also fight Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh in the same city on March 21.
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New York
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Jim Smith
Kelly
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
George Winzler to Testify in Bell Land Case
George Winzler arrives from his Echo area ranch to testify as a witness in the Charles Bell land case in city court.
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George Winzler
Echo
Charles Bell
Marriage License Issued and Local Gifts Noted
County Clerk Saling issued a marriage license to Harry R. Graham and Dora L. Powell. R. E. Perry donated a three volume set titled History of Great American Fortunes to the public library. Superintendent Welles announced Miss Mary Landsdale as principal in District 49 on Weston Mountain. J. R. English resigned to take a government engineer post.
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Saling
Harry R. Graham
Dora L. Powell
R. EK. Perry
Welles
Mary Landsdale
Weston Mountain
J. R. English
Suit on Promissory Note Begun in Ukiah
Wailhee of Little Falls Washington has filed suit against J Henry Wilson the Ukiah druggist to collect a promissory note for 235 dollars given in 1907 Attorney Will M Peterson represents the plaintiff in the action.
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Wailhee
Little Falls
Wash
J. Henry Wilson
Ukiah Druggist
Will M. Peterson
Police Court Docket Highlights Weather Dampens Offenses
Jim Max Max an Indian was the lone name booked on the police court docket this morning reflecting cold weather suppressing petty offenses. He faced charges of drunkenness and posted a five dollar bail. A civil suit titled George Grattan vs G Lee Clark was filed by Hinkle War ner of Hermiston seeking 131.70 as the balance due for labor and materials on a dwelling construction.
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Jim Max Max
George Grattan
G. Lee Clark
Hinkle & Warner of
Hermiston
Pendeton Commercial to Meet Walla Walla Thursday
Manager John Montgomery plans a return game with Walla Walla business men for Thursday evening. Garden City players vow revenge for last Friday night loss, while local players hold a different view.
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Walla Walla
John Montgomery
Pendeton Commercial
Garden City
Death of Mayor Murphy’s Brother In Hillsboro
News reaches from Hillsboro North Dakota of M H Murphy brother of Mayor B J Murphy and Joe P Murphy dying Saturday morning at age 66. He and two Hillsboro brothers ran a local business. Train service disruption will prevent the two brothers from traveling east for the funeral.
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M. H. Murphy
B. J
Joe P. Murphy
Hillsboro
North Dakot
Nee
Horther
Round-up Dust Product Promises Household Cleanliness
A Lebanon Supply company in the Lebanon Express Advocate advertises Round-up Dust as a kitchen cleaner for Oregon housewives. The new article, named after Pendleton's show, guarantees to clean scour scrub polish remove dirt tar stains rust and not hurt hands, selling at ten cents per can.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Lebanon Supply Company
Lebanon Express Advocate
Elks to Dance Tonight by Pendleton Lodge
Pendleton lodge No 288 B P O E hosts a dancing party at Eagles Woodmen hall for members and their spouses. First Elks dance since Thanksgiving, promising much pleasure. Arrangements by George Ferguson Bert Smith and George Strand. Music by the United Orchestra, eight pieces.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
Eagles- Wooidlmen
George Ferguson
Bert Smith
George Strand
United Orchestra
Winter Storm Delays Coast to Mountain Rail Traffic
Traffic has been delayed for two days in both directions due to winter storms. Trains from Portland are held up by a sand storm near Arlington, while snow in the Blue Mountains disrupts eastern traffic. Trainmen report mountain snow depths of six to eight feet.
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Portland
Arlington
Blue Mountains
Caring for His Father Dr Lazler From Weston to Oak Harbor
Dr D C Lazler formerly of Weston now in Oak Harbor Wash arrived by Northern Pacific to care for his ill father. The elder man was moved from Weston to the county hospital days ago and Lagier hurried to the city to supervise his parent’s comfort before being moved to St An.
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D. C. Lazler
Weston
Oak Harbor
Wash
Northern Pacific
Tr. Lagier
St. An
Hospital transfer plan shocks family statement
A newspaper snippet reports that Anthony's hospital stay was at odds with his knowledge and will, and that his father was sent to the county hospital without consent. It notes the father will be moved to Oak Harbor once travel is possible, arranged by his son.
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Thony’s Hospital
Oak Harbor
A Modern Institution Otto Hohbach Opens Enhanced Bakery
Otto Hohbach proprietor of Hohbach's Bakery and Candy Kitchen on Court Street has completed improvements making his shop one of the most modern in eastern Oregon. A new electric dough mixer, a 750 loaf capacity oven, steel troughs, and cleaner candy production areas emphasize expediency and sanitation. He invites the public to inspect the upgraded establishment.
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Otto Hohbach
Hohbach
Court Street
Oregon
Hll
Moving Picture Show lineup at Pendleton Orpheum
Pendleton Orpheum presents a Tuesday program headlined by His Master's Son a dramatic Essanay feature about a faithful servant protecting a child followed by A Simple Rustle Tale Kosmilk a rural drama with lovers and parental wariness plus Will Ever Come to This Lubin a burlesque on the new woman and Easy Coin Pathe a humorous short about a snow shoveling job and Saved by a Wall Pathe an intriguing drama with a denouement two other brief features complete the card.
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Orpheum
Pendleton
Board of Trade
Lubin
Jia
Mia
Farth Brown
Coln
Pathe
Dent
Arkansas Tourist Impersonator Strikes New York Hotels
A man claiming Arkansas as his home checked into New York hotels under various aliases, used a fine room, ate breakfast, then vanished with his suitcase and hotel linen. He repeated the scheme at multiple houses, always registering from an Arkansas town, prompting clerks to view Arkansas guests with suspicion.
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Arkansas
New York
J. B. Kaufman
Hot Springs
Ark
Notice of Overdue Water Right Payments Sent Out
Notices of overdue water rent payments have been sent by the La Grande land office to entrymen on the Umatilla project. Registered letters were sent to Thermiston and Pondieton. since post authorities do not forward such mail, inquiries or arrangements for delivery should be made with the platmaster. Under Interior Department rules, a notice held by the post office for 30 days constitutes jurisdiction.
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la Grande
Umatilla
Thermiston
Pondieton
Pastime picture program with vaudeville stars
Tuesday to Thursday offerings feature Geo. H. Williams six vaudeville stars in Her Brother's Drum a Florida and Cuba set love story with a schemesome sister matchmaking The Battle at Redwood a western drama by American Pathé graphically showing Indian attacks Uncle's Birthday Gift a comic with a rubber plant necklace chase The Cricket on the Hearth a four reel Biograph American production all 1000 feet films through Edison catalog
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Geo. H. Williams
Florida
Cubs
Straightway
Cuba
Redwood
American Pathe Company
Edison
No War With Japan, Says Montana Captain
Rochester N Y Feb 27 Captain John Quimby of the battleship Montana declares there is no possibility of war with Japan. He rebuts Congressman Hobson, saying Hobson is out of touch and that Japan is not preparing for hostilities.
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Rochester
Japan
John Quimby
Montana
Richmond Hobson
Hobson
Automobile show week opens in Indianapolis with many visitors
Indianapolis February 27. Auto mobile show week in the Hoosier capital opened with many visitors from around the state to view displays from forty-one dealers, eighteen factories and twenty-seven accessory concerns. The week includes automobile street parades, banquets and amateur racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mhooster Capital
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Diplomats Prepare for Washington Reception Tonight
Washington February 27 The foreign diplomats stationed there will wear their gayest uniforms for the annual diplomatic reception hosted by Vice President and Mrs Sherman Tonight nearly all ambassadors and ministers are expected to attend marking a festive season opening for the diplomatic corps
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Washington
Sherman
Cancellation of Entry Versus Receipt Letter Wording
The note discusses canceling an entry as if a letter had been received, implying identical treatment as formal receipt. It emphasizes ensuring the cancellation mirrors the acknowledgment process and preserves procedural parity between entry removal and receipt confirmation.
British Parcel Post Trade Surges in 1910 Totals
The value of miscellaneous articles exported by parcels post from the United Kingdom in 1910 rose to 1,766,292 dollars, up 4,820,730 from 1909 and 5,176,797 from 1908. Imports via parcel post reached 7,062,462 dollars, up 446,653 from 1909 and 683,469 from 1908.
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United Kingdom
Parcels Post
Parcel Post
Housekeeping Rooms for Rent in East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian building. Steam heat gas range in kitchen electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Recently renovated. Inquire at E. O. office.
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East Oregonian
E. O
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