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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
4
Pendleton Mi Holionians Visitor Aw Grande reports rain from the Union County area. Several local officials including W Bollona of the Oregon division were noted.
Al Knight traveled to Portland yesterday to join his father G. W. Knight who is ill with eye trouble.
Barometer falling with potential more rainfall. Major Lee Moorhouse, official observer, records a high of 74 and a low of 40, while the barometer reads 29.56.
Two drivers appear in Polite court today. Vielatom Fluel Jane Doe paid 92 in fines for parking in the traffic line on Main Street. John Magnumon, charged with turning his car between intersections after a prior warning, was fined $2.
Committers today named president J. Y. Raley and appointed R. Thompson J. W Tallman W. W. Harrah G. M. Rice J. B. McCook and J. W. Maloney to an executive committee. They will represent the Commercial Association in dealings with the state chamber of commerce.
A. Thompson, who has served as principal at Hawthorne School this past year, left this morning for Portland to spend the summer. He had accepted the principalship for next year at the local school.
Mrs John McLeod contemplates a Scotland trip after a period of consideration. She plans to travel in the coming months with her son and daughter, accompanied by Mr J C Clemens and his mother Mrs Clemens, who lives in Burns.
Pendleton Rotarians at today's luncheon pledged to scour housing facilities for teachers and students coming to Pendleton for the summer session of the State Normal School to be held in the high school. The luncheon was well attended with most members present.
The Aposholic Faith evangelists, forced to relocate when the city revoked their permit, have set up on the Deardorff property opposite Washington school and will continue meetings nightly. They had planned to finish June 20 but now will stay indefinitely, a party sale reported this morning.
James Shockley, living near Meacham for nearly 30 years on a small land tract, is sought by H C Kottwitz attorney for the estate of his deceased parents. Mail sent to Meacham was returned undelivered. Kottwitz hopes to hear Shockley’s whereabouts through Peterson Bishop and Kadghos in the Smith Crawford building. A quip about a rich girl remains contrasted with hearsay.
An old ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes or foot baths for comfort. It claims a new shoe feel, reduces odor, and helps shoes wear longer. Sold everywhere.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged the Republican convention's resolutions committee to adopt labor pro strike planks. He warned that limiting strikes would backfire, insisting the right to strike must be preserved. The crowded committee room reacted with applause as he pressed for the plank.
Field Marshal von Kluck who led the right wing of the German army during the 1914 advance on Paris has arrived with his family at Aurau near Berne Switzerland. He says life in Germany is intolerable and plans to burn a chateau and reside in Switzerland. He was among Germans demanded for trial by the Allies.
Mrs Never censire people because the Palmer's sons sues to recover inheritance and income taxes totaling 50 million paid from the Potter Palmer estate. The case argues the estate was exempt from tax under protest. The filing appears from Chicago on June 9 via Associated Press.
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