Court Changes Cause Delay at January Term Opens
With Judge G W Phelps presiding the January circuit court opened at 10 am but delays from office changes and district attorney vacancy slow civil and criminal work. Grand jury drawn: Abner Rugg, Henry Groth, J B Gross, Ney Winn, Mark Moorhouse, Dan Shaw, J A Martin. Jury to meet again Monday. other cases set for hearings next week.
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G W. Phelps
Circuit Court
Bean
Abner Rugg
Foreman
Henry Groth
J. B. Gross
Ney Winn
Mark Moorhouse
Dan Shaw
J. A. Martin
Phelps
Barnes
Internal Pile Cure Promoted by Doctor Leonardt
An old ad touts internal medicine for piles, claiming external creams fail to cure. It promotes Dr Leonardt's Hem-Rold tablets as a guaranteed internal cure, to free circulation in the lower bowel and remove the disease, sold by Pendleton Drug Co., Buffalo.
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Leonardt
Pendleton Drug Co
Buffalo, N
Mrs Earl Dies at Age of Eighty Five
Mrs Lucinda Earl died at her daughter Swanty Anderson's home about 6 this morning at age eighty five. Death followed a hip injury from a fall 16 months earlier. Born in Crawfords ville Indiana in October 1825 she came to Oregon in 1851 then settled near Corvallis. Survived by three children J P Earl Mrs M J Anderson and I B Earl funeral by Rev Nathan Evans at the Anderson home 12 miles south of Pendleton tomorrow at 10 a m with interment in Olney cemetery.
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Lucinda Earl
Swanty Anderson
Parl
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Plains
Oregon
Corvallis
Lorimer White Wash Condemned Barrage in Senate Fight
Washington January 9 Senator Owen of Oklahoma opened war on Senator Lorimer by introducing a resolution declaring Lorimer's election legal and void The measure aims to place Senate members on record as final vote approaches Beveridge later introduced resolutions arguing Lorimer was not lawfully elected The minority report supports the majority findings that Illinois assembly members testified to money for their votes and questions Lorimer's right to the seat
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Washington, D. C
Lorimer
Owen
Oklahoma
Illnois
Senate
Washington
Beveridge
General Tllinois Assembly
Moral and Immoral Sense Across History
The passage contrasts two senses in history the Moral Sense that helps people perceive morality and avoid immorality and the Immoral Sense that lets people perceive immorality and enjoy it.
Go a Little HOUSE CLEANING
Bold claim of up to date cleaning and pressing methods promises thorough results. It asserts competent help and careful work aimed at guaranteed satisfaction, though text is garbled and may reflect an early newspaper classified notice or advertisement.
Deeds to asylum site received. county court commits Nelson
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton reports deeds to the Oliver tract selected as the asylum site. Reorder Burroughs received them from the secretary of state. The county court has committed Dave Nelson to the poor farm. Also notes the 87 year old No son and a Stewart Creek Ranch sale to Julia R Luhrs for 3300 dollars. Two new caterpillar engines for Pinatuila county farmers were delivered via E T Wade.
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Asylum
Oliver Tract
Branch Teylum
Burroughs
Dave Nelson
Stewart Creek
John Washer
Julia R. Luhrs
E. T. Wade
E. L Smith
Pinatuila County
Main Street
Funeral for Nadine Dupuis Held at Local Church
The funeral for Nadine Dupuis aged three, daughter of C. F. Dupuis, who died Friday night after an operation for gangrene of the intestines at St. Anthony's hospital, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the local Catholic church.
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Nadine Dupuis
C. F. Dupuis
St. Anthony’s Hospital
New County Physician Appointed to Succeed Dr Cole
The new county court has appointed Dr H S Garfield as county physician to succeed Dr W G Cole and he will begin his duties immediately. The court was not in session this morning due to Commissioner Lee being detained at home by the illness of his daughter.
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H.S. Garfield
W. G. Cole
Lee
Wlneas
Reward Offered for Spokane Shooting Suspect
Mayor Pratt of Spokane and the city council post a reward of 7500 dollars today for the capture of the person who shot and killed Capt. J F Sullivan last week. Chief of Police Gurdane disseminates the notice.
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Gurdane
Pratt
Spokane
J. F. Sullivan
Thursday Afternoon club meeting moved to January 12
The Thursday Afternoon club will hold its regular meeting next Thursday at Mrs. W. A. Slusher's home with Mrs. Alice Sheridan as hostess. Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell will be hostess on January 19 instead of January 12 per the club calendar.
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W. A. Slusher
Alice Sheridan
Stephen A. Lowell
Sunday Quiet as Liquor Ordinance Battle Ends
Chief of Police Gurdane reported no liquor sales violations on Sunday. Officers did assist saloon owners to their premises to help them enter their places of business.
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Gurdane
Improving Hotel Lobby at Hotel St George
Carpenters at the Hotel St George are tearing out a partition in the rear of the counter. With the bar moved to the old restaurant room Mr Dargeon will enlarge the hotel lobby by moving the partition back about 26 feet, making the lobby nearly twice as large as before.
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St. George
Carpenters
Dargeon
Elks Stag Social Set for Tomorrow Night
Pendleton lodge gears up for a grand stag social with Will Gray, chairman, in Portland arranging boost and lining up entertainers for the event. Local Elks promise the biggest occurance in lodge history.
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Pendleton Lodge
Will Gray
Portland
Seven Drunks in Court Before Judge FitzGerald
Seven men named Jack Bender Frank Windom FE Cudless John Anderson Nell McDennett Arthur Hill and W E Harbert appeared before Judge FitzGerald this morning on drunk charges. All pled guilty and chose three days in jail or a five dollar fine. McDennett posted the fine. the others began serving their jail time.
Oregon House and Senate face power struggle in 1913 session
In Oregon the balance of power in the house and senate remains uncertain as factions vie to install Jay Bowerman as senate president and an assemblyman as speaker. The outcome could shape committee control and block reform bills with emergency clauses. Governor West’s veto prospects are slim, signaling a pivotal end to the assembly as a closed Republican machine. The coming session may advance direct democracy by enabling voters to elect leaders, challenging entrenched rings and pushing initiative legislation.
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West Halls
Oiigin
Oswald West
West
Assembly
Republican Party
Oregon
House
Senate
Rain Damages Air Ships In Frisco
Rain at San Francisco halted the aviation meet and caused heavy losses to aviators. Over a dozen aeroplanes were exposed in leaky hangars and suffered loosened joints and water damage, with wings most affected. Glen Curtiss and several racers lost machines. Latham and Radley fared better but spent hours drying wings. No flights until weather improves.
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San Francisco
Glen Curtis
Brookins and
Parmales
Standard
Diaz fires cabinet as revolution pressure grows
Mexico City reports General Corlo resigns as minister of war and Finance Minister Limantour signals retirement after Diaz cabinet changes. Diaz criticized for poor government response to rebels. Corlo withdrew after a lengthy conference. Enrique Creel is expected to replace Corlo.
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Mexico City
Corlo
Limantour
Diaz
Enrique Creel
United States
Cozlo
Defenders Win In Big Naval War Game
Washington January 6 The seven scout cruisers forming the defenders defeated sixteen battleships in a seven day naval game. A wireless from Rear Admiral Stanton reports the battleships intercepted en route to Guantanamo, equivalent to a capture. The Atlantic seaboard is now deemed safe from attack.
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Washington, D. C
Stanton
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Atlantic Seaboard
Johnson again calls for rematch with Jeffries
Chicago January 9 report says Johnson, angered by doping rumors before the Reno bout, offers Jim Jeffries a return fight to prove the accusations false. He promises a fair purse and reasonable terms.
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Chicago
Jeffries
Reno
Johnson
Jim
W D Stem to Speak in Pendleton Tomorrow
Reports from Eugene and McMinnville say large audiences welcomed W D Stem leader of the adult Bible study movement in Pendleton tomorrow. Men of all creeds urged to attend the afternoon banquet and evening sessions at the Methodist Episcopal church with lecture Every Man a Brother and theme Every Moon a Brother.
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Eugene
McMinnville
W. D. Stem
Pendleton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bank Robbery Strikes Film Grove Branch in West Virginia
In Wheeling area, The First National Bank of Film Grove was robbed of 12689 dollars on a weekend. Thieves entered, seized the money, and fled. Film Grove, a town of about one thousand residents near Wheeling, was the scene of the incident Saturday or Sunday.
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Wheeling
West Virginia
First National Bank of
Film Grove
Elim Grove
Oregon Legislature Focuses on Reform and Initiative Rules
In Salem the session centers on reform legislation and state priorities over the next decade. Debates include possible laws on good roads and national interest topics, with no anticipated corporation measures weakening initiative laws. The political battle pits the old Republican machine against insurgents, as regulars push an assembly ticket after recent losses.
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Salem
Oregon
Assembly
Multnomah County
Mrs Martin to Be Tried in New Jersey Murder Case
Mrs Caroline B. Martin faces trial in Newark charged with murdering her daughter Ocey Wardlaw Martin Snead, found dead in an East Orange bath tub over a year ago. Mary W. Snead and Virginia Wardlaw were also involved. Wardlaw aunt died awaiting trial. Judge Ton Eyck ruled Mrs Martin sane after extensive expert testimony.
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Newark
N. J
Jane
Caroline B. Martin
Ocey Wardlaw Martin Snead
East Orange House
Mary W. Snead
Virginia Wardlaw
Helpful Hen Tops Southwest Money Makers at Show
Dallas January report notes the Southwestern Poultry Association opened its annual show with prize fowls valued in the thousands exhibited by breeders from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Louisiana and other states. The story also mentions a classified line seeking a Japanese boy for an ag cook position at P O Box No 46.
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Dallas
Tex
Southwest
Ite Southwestern Poultry Association
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Vacancy in HGH high school faculty to fill Pate’s exit
A vacancy in the high school faculty follows Prof. M Pate’s resignation to become Athena public schools superintendent. The board seeks an agriculture expert from Oregon State or Washington State colleges or other eastern schools. The new instructor should join January 23, with a board meeting tonight to select a candidate.
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M. Pate
Agricultural
Athena
Pate
Co. C. Baker
Sanders
Oregon Agricultural College
Washigton State College
Ernest Wells
Athena High School
For Sale Land Lots and Homes in Central Oregon
Real estate agent with 26 years in county lists for sale 100000 acres in large and small tracts. Highlights include a 5 room house and lot near town for 400 and a 9 room house with 1 1 4 acres and ground water for 1500. 8000 fenced acres, 80 percent tillable, 6 miles from railroad at 10 per acre with easy terms. Permanently located in Temple building offices 2 and 3 to meet clients.
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Columbia
John Day River
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Bernard O'Gara
Sec
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East Court Street
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
E. M. Walsh
the House OF Quality
Main
Newsy
Frisco
Johannson
Mrs. Martin
Positon Ag Cook
the Doctor
New Boston
HGH School
Eve
Castoria
Carll
Cmeere Ai
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
E. Court &T
Berlin
Jack Webster
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