Judge Bean Delivers First Opinion in State Supreme Court
Judge H J Bean issued his first opinion on the state supreme bench with several cases listed. Key rulings include Calapoola Lumber Co vs H W Rice estate and Wood vs Ogle in Marion county, plus Baker City Mutual Irrigation Co vs Baker City et al and Talbot vs Cook in Multnomah and other counties. A Betting hen is in no fear of the roasting pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bean
State Supreme Bench
Calapoola Lumber Company
H. W. Rice
James XN. Rice
J. W. Rice
George Finley
Circuit Court
Linn County
William Galloway
Thomas A. McBride
Edward A. Dunnigan
Abner Wood
Jacob Ogle
Marion County
Baker City Mutual Irrigation Comminy
Respondent
Baker City
Baker County
William Smith
Frank A. Moore
Ella Talbot
Vincent Cook
Multnomah County
Thomas O'Day
George H. Burnett
Jury List Is Drawn And Weather Notes From Pendleton
The Pendleton weather report lists minimum 28 and maximum 43 degrees. The county court completed a two day jury list drawing for 1911. George W. Huber, the man found at Echo seeking President Taft, was sent to Salem asylum. Four drunks, George King Little Salmon Paddy Burke Ed Bird, were jailed for three days. Grand jury had no report by 3 pm though many witnesses have been examined and indictments expected. Parsley from Theodore Howard shows Pendleton’s climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Huber
Echo
Taft
Salem
Juard Connor
FitsGerald
George King
Little Salmon
Paddy Burke
Ed Bird
Steiner
Suit Filed Over Wages Owed to Employee
W. Frank Smith sues George Crat ton in circuit court for 387.96 dollars plus interest for work performed while employed by Crat ton. Attorneys for plaintiff are J. B. Perry and D. W. Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Smith
George Cratton
J. B. Perry
D. W. Batley
Missionary Rev Manley to Speak at Baptist Church
Rev W R Manley, long associated with Telugu missions in India, will address the Baptist church tonight. The Telugu mission work is described as one of the most marvelous of modern missions. All are invited to hear the story of this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Keele
Hennessy
Order
Charles Walsh
Jim Estes
Walsh
Charley Bond
Elks
W. R. Manley
India
Baptist Church
Editor Becomes US Citizen in Local Paper Filing
D. C. Sanderson, longtime editor of the Freewater Times, filed papers yesterday at the county clerk’s office to renounce allegiance to King George and become a citizen of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Sanderson
Freewater Times
King George
United Kingdom
United States
Annual Library Ball for Pendleton Public Library
The Current Literature club prepares for the annual library ball to be held Friday evening January 327. Committees are at work organizing the event to raise funds for the Pendleton public library.
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Pendleton Public Library
Stock Conditions Good Report From Real Estate Man
Lee Teutsch, a Potts county real estate man who has just retired from showing a ranch to a prospective buyer, reports winter conditions on the southern end of the county are good. He says very little hay has been fed and stock is looking fine. No snow of any consequence has fallen this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Teutsch
Potts Country
Commonwealth Day Observance Invites Issued by University
County officials and city leaders received invitations from Pres. P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon to attend the third annual Commonwealth Day at the university January 13 and 14. Programs indicate many able speakers will discuss state development and progress strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Divorce Sues for Custody in Nelson Case
Mrs. Jane M. Nelson through attorney J B Perry files for divorce from George W Nelson alleging marriage in Wallawa Walla on January 7 1907 and desertion beginning July 1908 with no support. The complaint notes two children aged 8 and 4 with custody sought for the younger child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Perry
Jane M. Nelson
George W. Nelson
Walla Walla
Nelson
Senate Goes On Record In Oregon House Insurgency
Salem Jan 11 Insurgency in the Oregon House for Rusk gains unlikely support as Eaton forces seek a committees reform to curb Thompson. Page appointments include Pendleton’s Irving Mann and Salem’s Dean Curtians Eugene Houston. Members named to resolutions and rules committees feature Buchanan Fouts Jones McKinney Thompson Eaton Abbott Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ike
Rusk
Haton
Thompson
Eaton
Pendleton
Irving L. Mann
Dean Curtians
Eugene Houston
Buchanan
Douglas
Fouts
Multnomah
Jones
Clackamas
McKinney
Baker
Lake
Pendleton Asylum committee chosen and resolutions opened
A cross section of district members names a five member committee to appoint, with Graves of Yamhill proposing a six member joint senate house panel to study the Pendleton insane asylum and funding. Thirteen other resolutions cover messenger appointments, routine state investigations, stamps, and related matters.
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Libby
Muller
Eaton
Huntington
Rackliff
Pierce
Smith
Eggleston
Buchanan
Bonebrake
Powell
Chambers
Brownhill
Beals
Hollis
Jones
Chatten
Bryant
Belland
Miller
Thompson
Mahoney
Rust McKinney
Church
Brooke
Buckley
Gill
Pendleton Asylum
Graves
Yamhill
Senate
House
Oregon
Pendleton
Oregon Irrigation Funding Sparks West Umatilla Push
Oregon leaders press for faster irrigation work as government debates costly apportionments. Ballinger says Klamath project has about 1 million immediate funds and seeks more to finish it. West Umatilla surveys to start immediately, with Newell urging rapid action and reassessment to ensure construction.
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Klamath
Hawley
Ballinger
Oregon
Klamath Project
Umatilla West
Portland Commercial Club
Reclamation Service
General Reclamation Fund
Board of Engineers
Bilis
Newell
Portland
West
Umatilla
Ja Fir
Storm Grounds Aviators for a Day of Wind and Rain
San Francisco January 11 aviators at Tanforan field postponed flight as a high wind and downpour began last night. Paul W. Beck prepared a wireless test from aeroplanes using a Curtis machine in place of Latham’s Antoinette which was wrecked yesterday when Latham fell. Latham sold the enemy machines and will depart for the east soon.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tanforan Field
Paul W. Beck
Curtis
Latham
Antoinette
William Lachner Nominated Baker Postmaster
Washington January 11 William Lachner of Baker was nominated as postmaster by President Taft today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lachner
Baker
Washington, D. GC
Taft
Montana Legislature Still In Deadlock
Helena Montana January 11 Balloting for United States senator today resulted Carter 34 Walsh 29 Conrad 16 Scattering 22 The legislature is still deadlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
United States
Carter
Walsh
Conrad
Scattering
Temple completes building improvement on St George hotel block
Dr I A Temple finished a major upgrade adding a new story and thirteen new office rooms to the building beside the St George hotel. Ground floor houses Walsh grocery and Cosy theater. a farmers rest room is provided. The project cost 9500 and aims for full occupancy soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Temple
St. George Hotel
Walsh Grocery Store
Cosy Theater
Walsh
Trial draws morbid crowds to Wheeling court
In Wheeling West Virginia on January 11 crowds formed hours before the Laura Schenk trial. Women dominated the gathering as officers held back spectators before the 9 o'clock start. Dr Hupp testified for the state describing the wife’s presence in the sick room and claiming poison caused the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
West Va
Laura Schenk
Hupp
Habit Is Flunked by a Stepwise Approach
A compact note on slowly shaping behavior, advocating patient coaxing of habit formation rather than drastic, sweeping changes. Emphasizes gradual progress and steady practice over rapid overhaul.
Judd Named Vice President at American Bank
F B Judd elected vice president of the American National Bank to succeed A D Sloan who resigned. Directors elected include W L Thompson F B Judd A D Sloan J N Burgess R N Stanfield L F Anderson and T G Montgomery. A semi annual dividend of ten percent was declared and total dividends for the year reach twenty percent. Capital stock stands at 100000 with a 150000 surplus and 2000 undivided profits. The new board re elected W L Thompson president T G Montgomery cashier and W S Hadley cashier, with Judd as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.be. Judd
American National Bank
A. D. Sloan
Judd
W. L. Thompson
F. B. Judd
A. D, Sloan
J. N. Burgess
R. N. Stanfield
L. F. Anderson
T. G. Montgomery
W. S. Hadley
Mr. Judd
Asylum Site History in Timatila County Roots
The Oliver tract hosts a long public-building history tied to the early Insane asylum project. Figures like Lot Livermore A W Nye Mrs Aura Raley and Major Lee Moor recall a site that shaped the county’s development, not just the new facility. A leaning gate hints at a lazy owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Livermore
A. W. Nye
Aura Raley
Lee Moorhouse
Oliver Tract
Timatiila Cnunty
For Sale Large Land Holdings and Homes on Easy Terms
Realtor with 26 years in county and 12 years in real estate offers 100000 acres in varied tracts and listed homes from $400 for a 5 room house to $1500 for a 9 room property with outbuildings. Also advertises 8000 acres fenced and tilable near railroad at $10 per acre with easy terms. permanent Temple building location noted.
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Columbia
John Day River
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Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Merriment
Hennesy
Grand Theatre
Main
Cottonwood Streets
Oregon Theatre
Frank Hennessy
Elka
Frank Frazier
C. E. Roosevelt
Cinderella
George Baer
Elmer Storie
Glenn Scott
Brook Dickson
Niwnya
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta St
E. M. Walsh
Grocery
the House OF Quality
Og Waren
K Vollall
Bet
Newsy
Theodore Howard
Nance
Disaek
Kellaher
Army Board
Unti
Washington
California
Reclamation
Storm
Montana
Bart Oregonian
Hosteiter
the Doctor
New Boston
American Bank
Rothwell
W, Ke, Hanscom
Court St
Berlin
Jack Webster
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