Fee Retained to Aid Phelps in O R N Tax Case
Judge James A Fee of this city is retained to assist District Attorney Phelps in a case involving the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. The railroad seeks to annul an assessment on its property in Umatilla county. Arthur W. Spencer, formerly Multnomah deputy DA, now aids O R N counsel W. W. Cotton on the defense, noted as a bright young attorney with a strong record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Multnomah County
W. W. Cotton
Spencer
Oregon
Johnson not held for Haynie death declares accident
Coroner and jurors find Arthur E Haynie died from a pistol shot caused by careless handling by Gus Johnson while intoxicated. The coroner notes no basis for manslaughter. Johnson released on liberty, Halverson not detained. Haynie’s widow and three children plan to return to Homewood Kansas for burial. Interment will be under LO O F auspices. Cattle mange in the region shows decline due to treatment and better feed, Dr Parker reports improved ranges in Texas and fewer cases in cattle and sheep as 149000 sheep inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Johnson
Halverson
Kansas
Arthur E. Haynie
Lehman Springs
Gus Johnson
T. M. Flendergon
T. D. Taylor
Pendleton
Nells Halverson
Hilgard
Haynie
Kan
LO. O. F. Lodge
Denver
Parker
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Antonio
Texas
Committed to the Asylum for Insanity
Frank Melntyre was arrested yesterday on a charge of insanity and ordered committed to the state hospital for the insane at Salem. He will be taken there today. His disorder stems from the fear that his wife and children have been hidden from him. doctors believe he may recover after a few weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melntyre
State Hospital For the
Salem
Melntyre
Custody Awarded to Father After Court Order
Circuit Judge Ellis issues a second order placing custody of minor James Patrick McNearney with father John McNearney after Mrs Annie McNearny allegedly left the state with the child despite a court order. The couple were divorced in this state. Mrs McNearney is said to be in Reed City Michigan. Cancer diagnoses noted as a Talmudic reference from 20 centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McNearny
James Patrick McNearney
Ellis
John McNearney
McNearneys
McNearney
Reed City
Mich
Mercantile Agency Opens Pendleton Offices
The Van Alstine Gordon and Co Mercantile Agency announces offices in Pendleton to conduct general mercantile agency work with a specialty in collecting slow accounts and publishing delinquent debtors. For details, visit 119 East Court Street or call Main 411. solicitors will call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Alstine Gordon & Co. Mercantile Agency
Pendleton
General Mercantile
East Court Street
H. V. Lipe & CO
Pendleton Society Highlight for Hartman Nuptials in Rainy Reception
The Hartman home hosted a refined Pendleton reception for George Hartman Jr and his bride despite a rain shower this Thursday night. Over 200 guests enjoyed indoor parlor décor of ferns and lanterns, with Fairies greeting arrivals and music from mandolin and guitar filling the air. Local notables assisted in hosting while punch and lemonade were served. the event marks a memorable entry in Pendleton social history and honors a prominent pioneer family. Separately, Homer W Carpenter and Edyth Ransom wed in Portland at a stylish home ceremony, watched by Pendleton guests including Jessie Hartman and Nellie Cameron, with Mr Lindsey as best man. The couple will reside in Portland.
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G. A. Hartman, Sr
Pendleton
George Hartman, Jr
Hartman, Sr
C.J. Smith
Sturgis
T. G. Halley
A. Stillman
Gwendolyn Smith
Genevieve Halley
Berne
Mandolin
Euitar
Jensie Hartman
Bertha Alexander
Edith Epple
Freda
Umatilla County
Portland
Penneton
Homer W. Carpenter
Pendleton Woolen Mills
United States National Bank
Edyth Ransom
Ww. Ransom
U North Eleventh Street
J.C. Lindsey
Alias Wells
Jessie Hartman
Nellie Cameron
Fred W. Lampkin
Carpenter
Partisan of the Shorthorn Pioneer Talks Breed Claims
Alitehell from Butter Creek reports in Yamhill County on cattle scab affecting Butter Creek stock with dipping planned. Mitchell, long-time resident since 1858, argues Shorthorns superior to Herefords for range herds due to temperament and market suitability. He notes trade downturn and fewer beeves fed locally this year, and questions Hereford durability in grazing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Alitehell
Butter Creek
Mr. Mitchell
Yamhill County
Umatilla County
Liberty
Mitchell
Very Fine Wheat Grows in Bean Gulch Near Fulton
The article notes wheat raised on the Diver Bisse Henry Nell rental at the T. DP Oliver place in Bean Gulch, two miles from Fulton, is the finest in fourteen years though not yet threshed due to cold dry weather. It also reports alfalfa on the Oliver place with a strong second cutting and four tons per acre, grown without irrigation.
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Henry Nell
Oliver Place
Bean Gulch
Fulton
Fischer Repertoire at Frazer Promises Variety Next Week
The Margarita Fischer company at the Frazer presents Leah the Forsaken tonight and tomorrow night. The Jewish religious drama follows a beautiful Jewess who sacrifices love for gold, a tale told with intense drama.
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Margarita Fischer Company
the Frazer
Fischer Company
the Fraser
Pate
Tangled life ends as retribution satisfies
A dramatic tale of love and deceit ends with a fatal stabbing after a long web of falsehoods in a young life. The Fischer company presents next week a lineup of plays: Won on a Wager, In Nevada, Mother and Son, Divorced, Under a Flag of Truce, and Sex Against Sex across Monday to Sunday nights.
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Fischer Company
Nevada
Exhibition Wheat and Rye Imports Urge County Farmers
Five large bundles of wheat and rye have arrived from Morrow county farmers and are placed with Mr. Gilliam for display at next year’s fair. The article urges farmers countywide to bring in specimens from all land types, aiming for an honest, representative exhibit despite semi-arid limitations.
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Morrow County
Gilliam
Heppner Gazette
Real Estate Boom Forecast At Local Town
A prominent business figure predicts a strong realty surge this fall, not a real estate agent but a heavyweight owner noting rising residence turnover. He cites widespread activity and expects ranchers moving in to enroll their children in local schools, signaling a broad market shift.
Mrs Vert Announces Autumn Tour With Salem Friends
Mrs John Vert begins a Friday departure on a multi state tour ending near October 1. She will visit the valley and Newport spending a month there with Salem and Alvany friends, then proceed to San Francisco for the Masonic conclave before touring California including Yosemite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vert
Salem
Alvany
Newport
Vert
San Francisco
Special Service Unites City Churches for Evangelistic Effort
Several city churches will hold a special service at the Baptist church Sunday evening at o oclock. Prof. W W D Lyman of Whitman College will sermonize. The meetings aim to unite church forces for evangelistic effort and invite all church members and those without a church home to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W.W. D. Lyman
Whitman College
Two Dollar and a Half Gold Piece Found in Street Intersection Alta
A battered yet legible $2.50 gold coin from 1652 was found in the street at Alta and Thompson. The coin, not two worn, bears clear inscriptions and is noted to be of a denomination no longer minted. The czar, who enjoys leisure and sport, is referenced in a casual aside about his youth.
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W. B. Mays
Alta
Thompson Streets
Rudolph Spreckles Operated On In California
Rudolph Spreckles of San Francisco underwent successful surgery at Carlabad on Friday with positive early reports from the medical team.
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Rudolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Carlabad
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Battie
Tallman @ Co
I. C. Beach
T. G. Hailey
W. L. Thompson
Carpenter-Ransom
Partisan OF the
Fischer
Czar Iikes
Zare On
Ted Tubbere
Lorena
Pines
OWL
Roosevelt
The
Boston Star
Modern School of Comm
Elaterite Roofing Co
Saings Bank
Demohris Ranley
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