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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1909

Page

8

Parr and Gaotok Must Serve Term for Robbery

Joseph Parr and Samuel Gaston were affirmed guilty of assault and robbery against Peter Wilcox at the Parr Brothers near beer saloon in Pendleton. The Oregon Supreme Court upheld ten and six year sentences in the state penitentiary, ruling the hold up used a dangerous weapon and that the pistol was presumed loaded. The decision, based on the November 3, 1908 robbery, rejected challenges to indictment and jury instructions.

Peter Wilcox Parr Bros Joe Parr Sam Gaston Oregon Penitentiary Supreme Court Circuit Court Umatilla County Parr Brothers Beer Saloon Main Street Moore Judge Bean Joseph Parr Samuel Gaston Pendleton

Patton Pays for Diamonds in Asylum Case Ruling

James H. Washington of Pendleton claimed Mark Patton the local barber must repay $425 for a diamond stud valued at 250 and a diamond ring valued at 175 left with Patton for safekeeping before Washington was deemed insane. Justice McBride affirms Judge Bean's circuit court decree in Washington's favor.

Mark Patton James Washington Washington Salem James H. Washington Pendleton Ralph Wade Patton Wade McBride Bean Umatilla

Moving to Portland by Semi-Weekly Tribune editor

John Dougall editor of the Semi-Weekly Tribune moves his family to Portland where they will reside. Mrs Dougall, their son and mother traveled to the metropolis last week as household goods were shipped today and Mr Dougall will follow once relieved from his newspaper post.

John Dougall Tribune Portland Mra. Dougall Metropolis Mr. Dougall The

Hold Body for Relatives at Baker Folsom Parlors

George Willams died suddenly yesterday at the county poor farm. His body is embalmed and held at Baker Folsom undertaking parlors as efforts to reach relatives continue. John McFhall, Adams farmer who employed the deceased, is expected to know relatives' whereabouts, but Me- Phail is elusive, reportedly on a fishing trip up Mencham creek.

George Willams Baker & Folsom Undertaking John McFhall Me-Phail Mencham Creek

Animals Gathered for Shipment to Montana on Reservation Route

A segment of the Indian Roundup reports a caravan moving through the city just after noon. The herd was brought up Webb street from the west end and led to the Mission corrals where animals are being gathered in preparation for shipment to Montana.

Webb Street West End Mission Montana

Enrollment at Chemawa School Year Reaches 77h

Total enrollment at Chemawa during the past school year was 77h.

Chemawa

Government fruit station eyed for North Yakima area

North Yakima Washington officials believe a federal fruit expert station may move here after a visit by G Harold Powell promologist in charge of fruit transport and storage investigations. Powell and assistant Arnold V Stubenrauch discussed expansion of U S Department of Agriculture work to Washington focusing on Yakima Valley. The plan includes appeals to Secretary Wilson and state lawmakers to back station establishment as storage and transit losses drop with pre cooling. meanwhile Southern Pacific buys coast line rights of way but may delay actual construction.

North Yakima Wash G. Harold Powell United States Department of Agriculture Californian Arnold V. Stbentauch Wenatchee Puyallis Umatilla County Hood River Commercial Club Wilson Washington Yakima Valley California Powell Great Washington Stubenrauch

Proprietary Medicines Pervasive in Doctors Prescriptions

An examination of formulary departments in leading drug stores shows a large share of prescriptions written by doctors are for proprietary medicines. Doctors frequently prescribe standard remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound due to difficulty in devising equally efficacious alternatives.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Hog Attack on Woman in Clatskanie

Mrs. Casper Libel was feeding poultry when a hog charged. She fell with her baby in her arms and was badly bitten on the right arm while shielding the child. A rescuer intervened to prevent further harm.

Clatskanie Casper Libel

License to Wed Granted to Canney and Madi

A license to wed was granted this afternoon to Clyde C. Canney of Wallan Walla and Hazel EK. M. Madi, daughter of Pendleton.

Clyde C. Canney Wallan Walla Hazel EK. M. Madison Pendleton

Building committee to meet on bids at city hall

All members of the general B. P. Co. BE and K. P. building committee are requested to meet at the city hall this Wednesday evening at o clock to consider the bids received for the prepared building. J. R. RALEY, Secretary Joint Committee.

General B. P. Co. BE K. P. Building Committee Eaters Piano House

For Sale Fresh Jersey Mileh Cow

For sale a fresh Jersey milch cow. Inquire R L Oliver. Phone Black 3524. Read the Want ads today.

Jersey L. Oliver

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