Wade Arraigned on Forgery and Larceny Charges
Co B Wade bankrupt former cashier of Pendleton First National Bank was arraigned before Justice Thomas FitzGerald on two charges larceny by bal close and forgery. He waived preliminary and is held on $5500 bail while the cases await the next circuit term. Antone Wey named as the complaining witness in the forgery charge. Bonds posted by Slusher Robinson Vaughan Farmer and Tallman Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Vey
Scott
Waite
California
Honolulu
Pendleton
Ballee
Tallee
Antone Wey
Wade
William Slusher
Stockman
J. F. Robinson
E. A. Vaughan
Robert Farmer
Millman
J. V. Tallman
William Caldwell
Burglary at Tom Scott’s Residence in Blunt Court
Thief entered the home of Tom Scott, a colored barber, yesterday afternoon while the family was away. A heavy iron tool lay in a room, suggesting the burglar was a professional. A suit of clothes, a roomer’s trousers and a watch were stolen along with small items like a comb, brush, and gold cuff buttons. Scott’s home is at 40 Blunt Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Scott
Scot
Scou
Scott
Blunt Court Street
Educational Exhibit Unites Pendleton Schools for Lewin and Clark Fair
Pendleton academy and Pendleton Business College accept invitations to join Umatilla County public schools in a county exhibit at the Lewin and Clark fair. St Josephs Catholic school will join Portland Catholic institutions for an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasines College
Pendleton Academy
Pendleton Business College
Umatilla County
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Portland
Proposed Library Law Aims to Dispense With County Institutes
County School Superintendent F K Welles reports receipt of house bill No Law amending state statutes on school libraries. The measure proposes changes to library governance and funding, with provisions to eliminate county institutes next year. The text outlines shifts in administration and implications for local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F K. Welles
Echoo
Frank Frasier Takes Charge During Absence
Frank Frasier assumes control of Hotel Pendleton in the absence of Fred Watte and William Bollows and will manage the business until Watte returns from Spokane. Bolline may not relocate now but will stay with the Harriman system for a while. The New York New Haven Hartford railroad plans to widen its tracks and remove all grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frasier
Fred Watte
William Bollows
Hotel
Pendleton
Frank Franle
New York, New Haven &Hartford Railroad
Panama Needs Railroad Men For Isthmian Canal Service
The government seeks railroad workers for Panama Isthmus operations including switch engineers, switchmen, brakemen, conductors, and bridge carpenters with monthly salaries from 75 to 125. Free transport from New York, New Orleans, or San Francisco, free quarters, and merit promotions by the canal commission. Applications to Omar L. Telling, secretary board of examiners, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panaja
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Panama
Canal Commisnion
Railroad Department
Omar L. Telling
Board of Owl Service Examiners
Federal Building
Denver
Col
Work on Fair Association Subscriptions Open Now
Subscriptions are being taken by Horeenmen and warmers as the agricultural fair association organizes. Stockmen and Cirmers show strong interest and a large amount of stock is already subscribed amid focus on the district fair bill pending in the legislature. Senator Smith introduced it. the bill passed the senate with only one dissenting vote and faces the house this week. An option on land has been secured and no obstacle remains to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Fair Association
J and Cirmers
Smith
Senate
House
W E La Dow Dies in Mexico on January Seventeenth
W E La Dow of this city died in Mexico on January 17 from cancer of the intestines. He was 61, married, formerly rented a hoe and worked as a locomotive engineer on the Washington & Columbia River railway. He died while employed on the Mexican Central Rail Road. body interred in Mexican city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L la Dow
City of
Mexico
W.la Dow
Washington& Columbia Hiver
Haines Medal Honored for Granite at St Louis Exposition
A Vedder quarry near the village of Haines in Faker county earned the first prize at the St Louis exposition for granite. The stone is described as among the finest grades found worldwide, as noted by New Huamip etlee jowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Faker County
Indians Question Death Of David Wolf At Umatilla Reserve
An inquest into the death of David Wolf on the Umatilla reservation concluded with a verdict of suicide by strangulation. Witnesses said Ira R. Bamber, an industrial teacher, and two others left Wolf in a cell, where he was found hanged with a handkerchief after the door was locked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Think Wolf
Foul Ping
Umatilla
David Wolf
Allouer
Cananere
Tn RR
Ira R. Bamber
Bamber
George Johnson
Walt
Pendleton Creamery plan eyed for Ukiah area
O K Harper, Pendleton creamery owner, visits Ukiah and Alba to arrange milk cream deliveries. He cites over 10 tons of milk and local cows as sufficient to start operations with Wallowa and Grand Ronde valley shipments. Permanent site not yet set. Mr Koight to lead plant restation and loan plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harper WU
O. K. Harper
Pendleton
City
Tomorrdy
Ukiah
Alba
Wallowa
Grand Ronde Valley
Aturt
Harper
Beho
Helix
Miltof
Koight
Adultery Case Hearing for Bert Johnson in Justice Court
Bert Johnson faces preliminary elimination in an adultery case with Olivia Evans, husband Ernest Evans accusing Johnson and John Swon of a compromising pose. Witnesses from Echo attended as the case proceeds before Justice Thomas Fite Gerald, with bonds set at $200 as cases await state court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Johnson
Eames Evans
Olivia Evans
Justine
Thomas Mite
Gerald
Echo
Justice Court
Thomas Fite Gerald
Chreuit
Ernest Evans
Nea
John Swon
Evans
Khimeini
Conductor’s Overcoat Stolen on OB & N Train Near Huntington
Conductor Martin Anderson of the OB & N reports his overcoat and grip were stolen from a train near Huntington several days ago. The thief, an old brakeman, plans to stand trial at the upcoming circuit court session in Baker City. Gray, traveling representative for Chicago & North Western, was in Pendleton and leaves for Baker City tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Anderson
OB & N
Huntington
Artem
Baker City
Omr
Charles J. Gry
Primmen Ser
Chicago & Northwestern Line
Hin Pond
Finetern
Oregon Pointe
My. Gray
Han
Orlende
Pendleton
Trade shift imposes gravity on burlap jute shipments
Effective January 28 the Office of National Transportation will apply gravity charges on burlap gun and jute shipments moving from intering pote to Portland. The arrangement lasts until April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Ft. N
Gravi Tate
Pote
Portland
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Johnson Bros
OWL Tea
Loughary
Tallman & Co
Commercial National Bank
Coul
Grocers
Salent
Isthmus Canal
FAI Association
W. E. LA Dow
Wyoming
Sam J. Culley
Weston Commission
Misa Fitta de Graw
Pat
Turner
Albany
Jett
Webfoot
Pendleton Creamery
SM Bonds
Omans
Roosevelt
Boston
Langley Hata
Elbow Greas
Robinson
C. Rohrman
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