Irrigation debate links Umatilla lands to Paradise project
West End residents urge irrigation of Umatilla Indian lands as part of the Paradise project. Speakers at the Commercial Club meeting argue reservation irrigation benefits river flow, mills, and nearby lands. Proponents cite seepage water to reclaim acres and predict increased summer discharge returning to the river.
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Paradise Irrigation
Umatilla Reservation
Rank Sloan
J. C. Hoskins
Asa Thomain
Elmer Cleaver
Paradise District
lInanda
Tir. Hoskins
Paradise Company
Yers mi
Walters
Umatilla
West End
Pendleton
Pendleton News Briefs Include Guard, Divorce, and Meetings
Guardian named for minors Walter and Herbert Tanke by Judge Maloney. Myrtle May Sample granted divorce from Francis Marlon Sample with custody of their daughter. Creditors of bankrupt Dr. Coe meet at city hall to decide next steps. L A Reineman and Willard Bradley plan a municipal light plant for Wallowa. Cement walk laid on Jackson street by W J Clarke and M D Swearingen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie M. Tanke
August Tanke
Maloney
Walter
Herbert Tanke
T. J. Cleeton
G. W. Phels
Myrtle May Sample
Francis Marlon Sample
Dr. Coe
L. A. Reineman
Umatilla
Realty transfers involving Longhorn Griffin and Salser groups
Realty transfers report William R. Longhorn and wife to George Fisher for lot 14 block H Hermiston Orchards. Mary E. and J. M. Griffin to George Fisher for 40 acres in section 27 two five N RB 288. Mayme A. and Clarence C. Salser to Jessie Fisher for lot and block 10 Newport's addition to Hermiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Longhorn
George Fisher
Hermiston Orchhards
Mary E
J. M Griffin
Mayme A
Clarence C. Salser
Jessie Fisher
Newport
Hermiston
White pleads guilty in liquor glue case in police court
White pleaded guilty this morning in police court to gluing liquor to an Indian. Judge FitsGerald sentenced him to either a $50 fine or 24 days in the calaboose. He chose the latter due to lack of funds. White was arrested by the police last night.
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White
FitsGerald
Calaboose
Ship Body to Washington Interred in Concrete
The body of R. E. Cupples, accompanied by his brother Cassius M Cupples, was shipped today from the Folsom morgue to Concrete Washington for interment. Deceased was well known in the city and a member of Eureka lodge I O O F.
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Washington
Cassius M. Cupples
R. E. Cupples
Folsom Morgue
Concrete
Wash
Eureka Lodge
Pendleton Commercial Club to elect officers next Tuesday
At the regular monthly meeting the Pendleton Commercial club will hold its annual election of officers. Officers are chosen each year at the February meeting and installed at the first Tuesday in March. So far there has been little discussion of candidates.
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Commercial Club
Pendleton Commercial Club
New Firm Sells Two Cars To Start Local Dealer
City Motor Co. formed by D. H. Nelson and Frank Fair banks sells two 6 40 Hudson autos. J F Robinson buys one as a birthday gift for his wife and Charles J Pell of Adams places an order for another. Estate is Appraised in Derrick case. Fred J Stevens A Fuller and A B Mammitt appraise the James M Derrick estate at 5324 with 30 acres in section 23 township 6 north range 35 valued at 5000 making up the bulk of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Motor Co
D. H. Nelson
Frank Fairbanks
Hudson
J. F. Robinson
Charles J. Pell
Adams
Fred J. Stevens
A. Fuller
A. 8. Mammitt
James M. Derrick
Hinderman Returns From Pullman to Pendleton
John Hinderman, Pendleton native and Washington State College attendee at Pullman, has returned and will not re-enter college this fall after completing his first semester. He performed well as student and athlete at Pullman. Free public lecture on the Educational Value of Arts by Prof. Frederick Dunn of the University of Oregon will be held next Tuesday at the high school auditorium as part of extension courses offered by the state university and under the Pendleton Club’s auspices. Go to Church Sunday urged by local Protestant ministers to observe one day of universal church attendance. Dr. J. E. Sharp buys a new bungalow on the boulevard between the Christian church and academy buildings for 3600, moving his family in. Suit filed in Superior Court by American National Bank of Pendleton against Elizabeth S. Roosevelt and J. G. Stine.
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Pullman
John Hinderman
Pendleton
Washington State College
Hinderman
Frederick Dunn
University of Oregon
The
State University
Clyb Club
Dr. Sharp
Strand
J. E. Sharp
Christian Church
Academy
George Strand
Mr. Strand
Smith Farm
Vancycle
Walla Walla
American National Bank of
Elizabeth
Roosevelt
J. G. Stine
Trustees Seek Lien On Property Over Judgment
H B R Keylor and Fred M Stine as trustees under a deed of trust for Mary J Stine sue to collect 4984 65 from Elizabeth Roosevelt error in county court judgment dated May 8 2012 A one four teenth interest in property in the county is asserted to be adjudicated and a lien decreed on land described in the complaint Walla Walla Bulletin.
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H. BR. Keylor
Fred M. Stine
Mary J. Stine
Umutuila
Elizabeth Roosevelt
Walla
Homesteader pitcher seeks States return after Alberta win
Homesteader star Walter Frink formerly led Billy Littlejohn's Millers in the River Mountain League and played for Calgary in the Canadian league. He yearns for the States and would consider Inland Empire offers, except perhaps Walla Walla. Non-support cases loom next Monday with potential dismissal. delinquents plead for mercy hoping to dodge punishment.
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Walter Frink
Billy Littlejohn
Millers
Homestead
Alberta
Calgary
States
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Athena Press
Bids Sought for Mail Carrying Contract Route 273054
Sealed bids offered to Pendleton portmaster before February 10 for a mail carrying contract on route 273054 including depot post office and return trips. Messengers to operate under postmaster schedules with salaries noted: current messenger earns 45 dollars from the United States and 15 from the Oregonian railroad company.
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Pendleton
United States
Indian Appropriation Cuts Hit Oregon and Tribes
The Indian appropriation bill reported to the house trims 116000 from Oregon funding below Secretary Lane's December 1 proposal. North to south cuts include 15000 for Chemawa Assembly Hall, 100000 for Warm Springs livestock and implements, 1000 drop from Umatilla agency, 130000 below estimates for ducho, and Fort Hall irrigation funds reduced though other items like Fort Lapwal and Fort Hall cattle programs were omitted.
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Washington
Oregon
Lane
Assembly Hall
Chemawa
Warm Springs
Umatilla
Bank secretaries conclude hearings move to San Francisco
Portland region held hearings on regional banks with Secretaries McAdoo and Houston in Seattle and Portland. They departed for San Francisco this morning to continue the inquiries and oversight of banking operations.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
McAdoo
Houston
San Francisco
Safe Blower Robbery Hits Prescott Post Office
A lone robber blew the Prescott post office safe at 2 a m and stole $300. The explosion damaged the building and fixtures. Bloodhounds from the state penitentiary are tracking the suspect, who was only discovered when the assistant postmaster opened the office.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Prescott
Jury threat claims tied to Pappas case in Seattle
Mrs J Wasson urged the Superior Judge Ronald to reopen the blackmail trial amid claims that men jurors threatened women jurors with violence if they did not convict Theodore Pappas, the Greek defendant. The judge ordered a new investigation and cited all jurors to appear to untangle the jury dispute.
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Seattle
Wash
J. Wasson
Ronald
Theodore Pappas
Tango Evidence is Gone in State Capital Social Club Dance
In Olympia Washington January 31 the first dance of the State Capital Social Club faced a tango controversy. State Auditor Claussen and Mrs Josephine Preston protested the tango’s inclusion. To resolve the issue, programs were discarded and a tango like dance was performed. Claussen and Preston were absent.
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Olympia, Wach
Claussen
Josephine Preston
Cliusen
Preston Wer
J Reimer's Army of I W W at Dunsmuir
Seventy five Industrial Workers of the World left after spending the night in the city hall where they were fed and bedded. On their march along the railway track they are accompanied by Southern Pacific Inspectors to protect the company's property. The leader J Reimer at every stop borrows a typewriter to dispose of extensive correspondence.
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Dunsmuir
Cal
Southern Pacific
J. Reimer
125000 Prisms to Illuminate San Francisco Exposition
San Francisco January 31 Special More than 14000 prisms from Austrian manufacturers have arrived for the Panama Pacific International Exposition illumination plan. A total of 125000 prisms will be used suspended from domes and facades to refract colored light into scintillating stone like rays.
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San Francisco
Appropriation Asked for Radium Refinery
Washington January 31 The appropriation of 140000 dollars to equip a radium refinery is asked in a bill introduced in the house by Representative Foster, chairman of the house mines committee.
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Washington
House
Representative Foster
House Mines Committee
Roses for Immediate Delivery from Heppner Oregon
Harry Cummings of Heppner Oregon offers 10000 roses grown in open ground on own roots. The 170 varieties are guaranteed true to label with exchange if unsatisfied. He will donate ten premium roses for any order error and references J L Vaughan, electrician, who grows over 50 of his roses.
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Heppner
J. L Vaughan
Mr. Vaughan
Harry Cummings
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M.L. Davis
Sunshine Station
Palouse Country
Mr. Davis
Dufur
State Railroad Commission
Great Southern Railway Company
C. B. Aitchison
Pilot Rock
Hascall
Pine Grove
John Peterson
Juniper
Alonzo Ghent
Helix Advocate
Donald McFayden
Sound
McFayden
Milton
J. Campbell
Regon Fire
Toes
Oregon Securities
Oregonians
A. I. Mills
Corbett Bulld L. Samuel
E. D. Pyle
Newsy
W. J. Clarke
M. D. Swearingen
Jackson Street
Main
Urial
Hustunda
Oregon Reds
Madoo
Frisco
REO Taxi Service
Hanscom
WM. Hanscom
Spodern House
C. J. Whittaker
Alta Theatre
Grace Russell
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Tango
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