Will of Indian Woman No Good
Tohtai Tohtal, an Indian woman who died on the reservation, left a will bequeathing land to heirs. Government rules prevent most Indian heirs from taking heirship land, so two of Tohtal’s named heirs lose their claims while Thomas Ka-ta-tami will secure the 80 acre tract. Funeral services set for Friday at the Tutu la mission. relatives from Idaho attend.
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Tohtai
Mamed
Thomas Ka-ta-tami
Tohtal
Parsons Moranie
Avenst Alexander
Oro
Teflans
Tutu la Mission
Joy Ride Ban Enforced By Los Angeles Schools
Los Angeles. School Superintendent J H Francis ordered expulsion for high school boys who borrow cars to take sweethearts to outings. A second order expels students involved in banned fraternities and sororities, citing breakdown of the honor system and resurgent secret societies.
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Los Angeles
J. H. Francis
Francis
Wes
Pasadena Hotel Fire Devastates Winter Resort
A Pasadena winter resort hotel was totally destroyed by fire last night causing $125,000 in property losses. Guests suffered an additional $50,000 in jewelry and cash losses. Investigators attribute the blaze to defective wiring.
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Pasadena
Deserter Captured. Two Convicts Sent to Pen. Local News
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Judge G W Phelps calling the docket this afternoon to set trial dates. Presbyterian reunion and banquet postponed to Wednesday at 6:30. Fred W Rippenberg, deserter from Fort D A Russell, captured and sent to Vancouver Army Post. Sheriff T D Taylor takes J D Manley and William Spangler to state penitentiary. Charles Schumann, 69, of McKay Creek, dies. funeral at Folsom parlors tomorrow at 10 AM. wife survives.
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Fred W. Rippenberg
United States Army
Fort D. A. Russel
Cheyenne
T. D. Taylor
Vancouver
Washington
Salem
J. D. Manley
William Spangler
State Penitentiary
McKay Creek
Charles Schumann
Folsom Undertaking
James Welch Honored as Portland Motor Boat Club Secretary
James Welch, a former Pendleton boy, was elected secretary of the Portland motor boat club and his portrait appeared in the Sunday Oregonian. Welch has long participated in motor activities in the city.
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James Welch
Pendleton
Portland Motor Boat Club
Sunday
Oregonian
Welch
Metropolis
Methodist Revival Services At Local Church This Week
Revival services continue at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. H. B. Emmel assisting the pastor all week. Emmel, new from New York, is endorsed by attendees. Special music each evening. Song service seven thirty p.m. preaching three p.m. All welcome.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. B. Emmel
New York
Emmel
Few Register For Primary Election In Pendleton County
Registration books opened January 2 but turnout is low with fewer than 176 voters listed by 2 PM. Registration clerk W G Sutherland warns candidates may struggle to collect enough names for nominating petitions. Pendleton precinct leads with 18 names. other districts show smaller tallies and many precinct pages remain blank.
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W. G. Sutherland
Pendleton
Pendleton District
North
South
East
West
Poverty Back of Divorce in Kansas City
Kansas Proctor W. W. Wright told the Socialist Educational Society that poverty is the chief cause of divorce in the area. He argued that debt and financial insecurity erode home peace, noting few divorces among the wealthy.
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Kansas
Kansas City
W. W. Wright
Proctor
Socialist Educational Society
Wright
Popular Teacher Returns to Washington School Post Illness
Mrs Luda George, popular principal at Washington school, has recovered from illness and resumed duties this morning. In her absence, the position was filled by Mrs A C Hampton and Miss Mary C Cooper of Albia, Iowa, who were elected to succeed Miss Mattel Elder and began teaching in the third grade room.
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Luda George
Washington School
A. C. Hampton
Mary C. Cooper
Albia
Iowa
Mattel Elder
Water Soaks In as Melted Snow Boosts Prospects
Farmers nationwide celebrate the thaw as most moisture seeps into the ground aiding another bumper crop. reports indicate little surface runoff with streams receding. the Umatilla River fell six inches after a slow rise, signaling favorable soil moisture conditions.
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Umatilla
Five cases on police docket include four forfeited bail
Four of five defendants pleaded bail forfeiture after appearing for drunken and disorderly conduct charges. Isadore White Bull Bazel Parr James Max Max and Manuel Mada paid probable fines to avoid Fourt. John Doe received seven days in jail for failure to pay a 165 dollar fine. Hugh Taylor faces non support trial next Thursday. Rees to Collect Notes: Spaulding Manufacturing sues IL M Grilley and Freeman Zacharias for promissory note sums from 55.35 85 and 100 dollars with interest and fees. Peterson & Wilson represent plaintiff.
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Isadore White Bull
Bazel Parr
James Max Max
Manuel Mada
John Doe
Peterson & Wilson
Young Republicans oppose Humphries for federal judge
A Seattle mass meeting of about 1500 members from the Young Men's Republican Club protested the contemplated appointment of Standput Congressman Humphries as a federal judge for western Washington. They urged Senators Poindexter and Jones to oppose the nomination and sent cables to Taft.
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Seattle
Young Men's Republican Club of
Humphries
Washington
Danworth
Poindexter
Jones
Coplea
Taft
Schubert Symphony Club to Perform at Oregon Theater
Children may attend the Schubert Symphony Club performance tomorrow night at the Oregon theater. Lower floor seats cost 60 cents and balcony seats 35 cents. Tickets are on sale at Pendleton Drug Company.
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Schubert Symphony Club
Oregon Theater
Pendleton Drug Company
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Sec
Treaa
Parsons Metanicaml
Alexander
Ka-ta-tame
Idaho
Toledo
Tidey End
Wigedon On Electric Scales
Johson
Gray Bres. Gocery Co
Ity Grocers
Newsy
G. W. Phelps
Hugh Taylor
J. W. Maloney
Hostetter
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Harscom
O’dell’s
Main Street
Young Republicans
Pendleton Dye Works
B. Alta
Boston
Mark Moorhouse
Golden Rule
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Hermiston
Clark’s Grocery
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