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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
8
The article shows a State election moment about whether women will be allowed to vote, with the outcome tied to a constitutional issue and the role of charter makers in presenting the question to the public.
Notice states that all interests in the Wenter Score of this car have been disposed of. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a complete transfer or sale of ownership interests.
All parties with claims or debts are asked to call and settle with Chas. Despain or C. L. Bonney. Signed Despain and Bonney. June 1, 1913.
Damen Lodge No 4 K of P will work in the first and third ranks this evening A full attendance desired J A Best C C EW Fletcher K RF
Newsy notes report concrete walks being constructed in front of the Court street property owned by D Turner and the Madison Jones estate. A piano recital by pupils of Miss Harriet Young will be in the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening at 7 15 o'clock. O Zocner, dry goods manager at Alexander store, resigned and left for California for his wife's health. Police court records show Joe Connor drunk and disorderly forfeit $10 ball and Charles Swhtaler forfeit $5 ball. Sam Forshaw travels from Portland to London for a three month visit to his old home. Manager Cox of Oregon Lumber builds a large concrete watering trough at East Alta Street for farmers. A wooden trough was removed when the street was paved, city council approving the new concrete version.
A Penland delivery team caused a frightened dash up Main and Alta streets this morning narrowly missing a crossing pedestrian. The horses were halted before serious damage occurred as bystanders watched.
A brief notice states Pendleton public library adjusts hours starting today. The library opens at 10 am, closes at 12 noon, reopens 2 pm to 5 pm, and evening hours 7 20 pm to 9 pm. Winter schedule previously had 12:50 pm close and 7 pm to 9 pm evenings.
Mrs Sadie Cullin died last evening at St Anthony's hospital from blood poisoning at age 29. Funeral tomorrow at 16 o'clock from Folsom undertaking parlors. Deceased leaves a husband, a father, three brothers, and one sister. J W Yandle, John Yandle, Frank Yandle, and Mrs Jane Madison attended.
David B. Hill, son of John F. Hill of Pendleton, will graduate Thursday from the Colorado College of Dental Surgery at the University of Denver. He has studied four years at the Colorado Institution and is now ready to practice as a dentist in the community.
Commissioner Charles Cochran oversaw the water rights hearing for Umatilla and tributaries. The session adjourned at Echo Saturday and reconvened this morning at the courthouse with Oliver P. Morton as the government reclamation attorney and multiple water users represented by several attorneys.
This afternoon Dr. C. J. Smith and Will Moore testified about the amount of water used on their land under the Courtney ditch. The testimony focused on water rights and potential impacts on adjacent property.
A marriage license was issued to Carl Wieve and Louisa Anne White, residents of this county.
In a public dispute at a mass meeting between Warren Construction and Kibbe Welton, two telegrams from C P Lonergan claim no Dolarway pavement has been laid in Portland and no contracts exist under the Dolarway specifications. The mayor was asked to instruct City Engineer T M Hurlburt to confirm the facts.
New York report states Alexander M. Davis was arrested on the charge of stealing about 100,000 names from a cloak house mailing list. Police say a suitcase contained stolen name cards while the firm recovered a million name entries. 100,000 were missing during a list review.
Boise, Idaho, June 3 Boise bunched hits off Rustemeyer in the third inning and won 10 to 2. Mays pitched well with perfect support until the eighth. The game featured many bunts by both teams four by Boise and three by Pendleton. Gimlin hit a home run in the fourth and Lundstrum's defense stood out.
Manager Welch opened the Oregon theater season with a full house for Ferris Hartman and his company. The Campus delighted patrons with clever songs and comedy led by Walter De Leon Rosco Arbuckle Miss Muggina Davies and Ferris Hartman. The show featured hits such as fon de doo Is Everybody Happy and Same Old Love and earned widespread applause.
Auction notice lists 26 work mules aged 3 to 6 years, in Pendleton at Oregon Feed Yard. Mules weigh 1600 to 1200 pounds, all gentle and broken to drive. Sale by E F Marks of Nampa Idaho on Saturday June Sth.
A commentator urges generous benefactors to offer a reward to a college that genuinely requires support, arguing the gesture would aid institutions facing financial strain and recognize impactful higher education work.
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