Damon Lodge to Entertain at Semiannual Installation
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias will hold the semi annual installation of officers this evening. The arrangements committee promises an enjoyable program for Knights and their families. Democratic host William McBride entertained ten Umatilla County party veterans at a Democratic dinner, with Will M. Peterson and others in attendance. A trout feast highlighted the meal, caught by Boone Watson. W A Brown badly burned after fainting and falling into a campfire while cooking breakfast during trout fishing trip to the mountain station. he was taken to Pendleton for care.
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Knights of Pythias
William McBride
Umatilla County
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Wilson
Will M. Peterson
Democratic Central Committee
Boone Watson
W. A. Brown
Hotel
Pendleton
Gibbon
Charley Bennett Bound Over On Liquor Charge
Charley Bennett is bound over to the federal grand jury on a charge of introducing liquor onto the reservation. The case has wandered for three weeks after officers found a flask of whiskey with the accused. The proceedings may also affect Thomas McKeave and Lela Dupuis with potential perjury claims over testimony given at Saturday’s hearing. Mrs Nora Dupuis sues for divorce citing intoxication, neglect, and abandonment. she seeks custody of two daughters with the third child, Frank, said to have been taken to Portland by the husband on June 27. Will M Peterson represents the plaintiff.
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Charley Bennett
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas Mckeave
Lela Dupuis
Squaw Wal-lat-si
A-te-me-at
John Walat-si
Carlisle
Isaac Parr
Columbia George
Umatilla
Toy Toy
Anna Edna
McNeil's Island
Taft
Many at Bingham Yesterday at the Springs Outing
Crowds gathered at Bingham Springs for a Sunday outing drawing Pendleton residents and visitors from across the county. Fourteen notes were placed there during the day, with a long list of guests from Pendleton including Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson and Edward Thompson, A. V. Humphrey, and others, plus attendees from Walla Walla Portland Athena Weston and nearby towns.
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Bingham
Bingham Springs
Pendleton
W. L. Thompson
Edward Thompson
A. V. Humphrey
Nesmith Ankeny
Levi
A. H. Cox
Elvin
Lampkin
E. J. Murphy
Thomas Murphy
W. J. Clarke
J. F. McRae
Pearcy Stanley
Anna Schroeder
J. E. Hiatt
Walla Walla
Elizabeth Halley
Portland
John Rodnock
James McCorkell
Alex McCorkell
Kittie Gholson
Woman shoots gun. bystanders at risk in nearby area
A woman fires a handgun prompting concern over safety as nearby bystanders face potential danger even when intended target remains unharmed.
Local Elks Prepare to Leave for Portland Parade
Local Pendleton Elks mobilize a mounted division for a Thursday parade in Portland. About 150 to 200 members will depart by special train Wednesday night at 9 30, with 175 horses forming an 11 car train under George Strand as division commander.
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Portland
Pendleton Elks
George Strand
Elks Plan Special Trains for Portland Parade
Pendleton sees at least 10 Elks special trains en route to Portland for a grand lodge parade and events. Frank J. Quinkin is in charge of train reservations with many members already departing, some for work in Portland and others for the grand lodge functions.
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Frank J. Quinkin
Portling
Judge Thomas Fits Gerald
Paul Sperry
Fred W. Lampkin
Carl Cooley
C. & Wheeler
Gale Sturdivant
James Cooper
John Rosenberg
J. B. Burgess
R. Alexander
Portland
Grand Lodge
Pendleton
City
Kansas City
Mystery of Umatilla River Murder Shrouds Cayuse
McKay as guard and jailed suspect deny seeing the murdered woman on Saturday. Major Swartzlander doubts, yet suspects Columbia George and Toy Toy, long-time conspirators, amid a Cayuse camp's shock and vigil. News spreads via tribal criers as races pause and tragedy deepens.
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Toy Toy
Columbia George
Tillicums
A-te-me
Victory for Victoria in Seattle and Spokane games
In Seattle, Victoria defeated WECCORIAN Ответ unclear. In Spokane, Tacoma fell to Spokane with a 47 to 0 score.
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Victoria
Seattle
R. H. E. Weccorian
Ean
Tacoma Heals
Spokane
R.H. E. Tacoma
May Sutton in hard doubles tennis game
May Sutton of California and Mrs G F Touchard of New York defeated Misses Angela Mitchell and Pauline Foster of Cincinnati in the third round of ladies doubles at the tri state tennis tournament in Cincinnati. The score was 6 8 6 2 with many games reaching deuce. In the second round Armstrong and Palmer beat Crane and Pease 6 1 6 1 and Lockhern and Meppe beat De Camp and Sage 6 2 8 6.
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Cincinnati
May Sutton
California
G. F. Touchard
New York
Angela Mitchell
Pauline Foster
Deuce
Armstrong
Palmer
Crane
Pease
Lockhern
Meppe
de Camp
Sage
Champion Roper John Spain Suspiciously Retires
Baker Ore July 8 John Spain of Union is reputed to be the champion roper and may have lassoed his last horse as speculation grows over his retirement from rodeo competition in Oregon.
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John Spain
Union
Baker
Ore
Rider's Arm Severed By Lariat At Halfway Exhibition
A roper at Halfway exhibitions suffered a severe arm injury when a taut rope cut to the bone after a horse stopped abruptly. Doctors at St Elizabeth Hospital consider possible amputation. Spain, who then appeared at Pendleton Round-Up and Union Stock Show, may be among the last to ride.
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Eeper
Spain
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Pendleton
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