Prosecution Pushes Case Over Earnings Motive
The prosecution will push the case to the utmost, convinced the two men planned to siphon off the girl’s earnings for their own gain. The motive centers on depriving the victim of rightful earnings.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
8
The prosecution will push the case to the utmost, convinced the two men planned to siphon off the girl’s earnings for their own gain. The motive centers on depriving the victim of rightful earnings.
The Pendleton and Walla Walla Bowling clubs meet tonight at Pastime Bowing Alleys for the fourth match of the series. Pendleton leads 2 to 1. In a practice game Pendleton totaled 2731 pins with Fred Book posting high score 234 and high total 662. Roores results show McDewitt Hoover Noel Book Gibson totals. A pickup team started but quit after the first game with 745 total.
By a deal consummated today Penland Bros the well known drawing firm have purchased the equipment of the Milne Transfer Co This consolidation will give them one of the largest transfer outfits in the state outside of Portland They already had ten wagons and teams and the purchase will add three more teams or five more wagons Penland Bros have been in the business for years and have built a large patronage with their methods They have solved the delivery problem for merchants and provide Pendleton residents with convenient service not found in many cities.
In Ealom Oregon on January 26 an effort to raise Multnomah circuit judges from five to seven faces doubt pending Judge Henry McGinn and possibly another judge. The Multnomah delegation will invite all five judges to Salem to explain their views, risking slim passage if judges differ. Representative Bigelow led a house resolution seeking the judges appearance next Tuesday.
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence Penland of 211 South Main street. SL Warren McDaniels, hotel clerk at the Hotel St George, is bedridden with an illness. A library sury hour led by Miss Matthews of Washington school is set for tomorrow at 10. Mrs Ida McKittrick and Miss Effielee Elliott, aiding Louise Home funds, left for Echo to continue their drive. The body of Mrs Lewis Nolte, wed at St Anthony's hospital, was shipped to Weston. she was 42 and had lived in Weston for years.
A large plate glass window at Tallman drug store was broken Wednesday evening when Nate Wells threw a wrench at another youth in jest. The other boy dodged, and the wrench struck the window causing the damage.
Chief T B Gurdane spends the morning reorganizing his city hall headquarters gathering items from drawers and pigeon holes. His collection includes objects used in his duties such as a bottle of vaseline and an opium pipe.
Pendleton high school toppled La Grande high school 29 to 22 in a fast, exciting first game of a county tour. The Pendleton squad showed speed and sharp scoring to claim victory before facing Etaker high tonight.
Senator Chamberlain writes Dr. C J Smith that the government will extend the Umatilla project. He and Senator Bourne have urged action and are now convinced the extension will be made.
The annual Library Ball is held tonight under the direction of the Current Literature club ladies. Proceeds fund improvements for the local public library, a cause Pendleton residents take pride in. Music will be provided by seven pieces from the United Orchestra.
Guinn Wil represents Pendleton Round-Up, Secretary J H Gwinn of the Round-Up association was chosen by the board to attend a Spokane gathering of Northwest fair and race officials on February 2. The aim is to coordinate fair dates to avoid conflicts, ensuring the Round-Up does not clash with any Inland Empire event.
Charles Zig Schue, representing soprano Virginia Dorothy Hill, famed dramatic artist and James J. Hill relative, visited the city to arrange a local appearance. Hill is praised for a three and a half octave range and public interest is hoped to bring her to town soon.
A 25 strong delegation from Walla Walla commandery Knights Templar arrived last evening to be guests of the Pendleton commandery at their regular meeting. The visiting Garden City knights included H. C. Gibson C. S. Haynes Kk. Falkenberg George H. Swell H. Gilbert Henry Osterman Fred M. Pauly S. B. Calderead W. H. Kirkman J. N. Willis J. H. Armstrong R. A. Stockdale Z. K. Straight B. Elroy McCaw Allen L. Winans J. N. McCaw L. B. Hawley J. W. Armstrong Fred Vors J. Chitwood and W. P. McKraw.
Continued discussion on reciprocity between the United States and Canada indicates the measure will be promptly enacted into law. Officials on both sides push for swift passage, signaling strongest possible alignment of trade, tariffs, and mutual benefits.
Washington January 27 congress remains puzzled by the Canadian reciprocity treaty and shows clear resistance to rushing ratification. Lawmakers debate terms and potential economic impact as partisan lines form.
Canadian and Ottawa papers debate the proposed reciprocity treaty with the United States. Editors say concessions favor the United States, but call it premature to judge the full bargain or its revenue impact. Parliament leaders show limited immediate action, awaiting broader session decisions.
Gloucester reports fishing fleet flags at half mast in protest against the Canada United States reciprocity treaty allowing duty free imports of fish and other goods. A committee of fishing interests will press Washington to oppose ratification. Atlantic Pacific fisheries join in the bid.
W F Fox arrived in Pendleton with a Portland introduction and cashed a check for C L Mohler, a Pendleton Hotel clerk. Fox then left for Seattle, and Mohler received a bank notification of insufficient funds. A warrant has been sworn out and Fox faces pursuit.
Olympia Wa Jan 27 Representative Goss bill for abolishing capital punishment was indefinitely postponed meaning that capital punishment will continue in Washington.
The Pendleton Drug Store advertises ZEMO as a clean external liquid for infants and adults, claiming it cures pimples, dandruff, eczema, prickly heat, rashes, and ivy poison with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. First application brings relief and persistent use supposedly destroys germ life, with a 82 page booklet offered as proof of cures and skin preservation tips.
Advertisements offer a 7 room corner house with bath hot water tank cellar wood shed shade trees fence and sidewalk for 850 dollars. A 6 room stone foundation house near west court street at 1000 dollars. 320 acres 250 seeded to wheat with water system on site 3 miles from railroad 8 miles from Pendleton price 25 dollars per acre includes crop. Two sections of rice level grain land on railroad 30 acres of same bottom land irrigable 160 in wheat all cultivated good improvements price 20 dollars per acre. Take in exchange property in Portland Pendleton Pasco or Spokane. A 500 acre stock ranch in chinook belt good improvements water big bunch grass near reserve 10 dollars per acre. 8000 acre tract a good buy. Tam on the trade always Temple Building Main Street.
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