Receiver Appointed for Pendleton Cloak and Suit House
T C Taylor was named by Federal Judge Wolverton yesterday afternoon as receiver of the bankrupt Pendleton Cloak and Suit House. Bonds set at 8000 dollars, approved by Judge FitzGerald, with a March 17 creditors meeting to elect a trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Cloak and Split
FitzGerald
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton Cloak and Suit House
Wolverton
Charles H. Carter
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Divorce Granted to Walter Tapscott in Judge Bean Case
Judge Bean grants Walter Tapscott a divorce amid allegations of cruelty. The suit details claim his wife struck him in the face with a beef steak among other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tapscott
Bean
Indian Student Under Arrest In Horse Theft Case
Deputy U S Marshal Hammersley took Indian student John Snyder into custody in Portland after a confession by Frank Johnson tied Snyder to a four horse theft last fall. Snyder waived examination before Commissioner Hailey Jr. Johnson previously jailed, then paroled. Mitchell, another Indian, waived examination for an alleged attempt on his mother’s life.
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U. S
Marshall Hammersley
Snyder
Frank Johnson
John Mitchell
John Snyder
United States
Marshall T. E. Hammersley
Portland
Young Snyder
Touslaps
Johnson
Wolverton
Three Indian Drunks in Police Court
Three Indians who managed to secure a jag appeared before Judge Fits Gerald this morning. They were Big Jim, Simon Whitman, and Harry Lupers. The judge imposed the usual sentence of six dollars or three days. Big Jim and Whitney paid the fine. Lupers languishes in the city hospital.
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Gerald
Big Jim
Simon Whitman
Harry Lupers
Whitney
Supers
Bastile
Fire Chief Ell Invited to Exhibit Fire Pictures in Seattle
Pendleton's former fire chief Joe Ell received a formal invitation from Harry W. Bringhurst, Seattle fire department head and Pacific Coast Association secretary, to display his renowned collection at the Alaska-Yukon exposition during the Seattle Fire Chiefs Convention in September 1909. Ell’s exhibit, praised as perhaps the best in the United States, drew favorable notes after last fall’s booth showing. The letter requests a suitable Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition placement on the grounds to showcase Ell’s fire photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ell
Pendleton
Harry W. Rpringhurst
Seattle
Harry W. Bringhurest
Pacific Coast Ass'n
Esteb Wins Suit For Money From Mrs Foreman
In Justice Court last evening a jury awarded L A Esteb thirty five dollars in a suit against Mrs Flora Foreman. Esteb claimed the amount for legal services rendered while Foreman said the debt was wiped out by her care of the Esteb place.
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L. A. Esteb
Flora Foreman
Esteb
George Hewitt Buys Pendleton Property on High School Hill
George Hewitt, who sold his Helix farm last fall, has invested part of his funds in Pendleton city property. He purchased the Martin Finneran property on the high school hill and plans additions and improvements including new carpets and furniture.
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George Hewitt
Helix
Pendleton City
Martin Finneran
High School
Dayton Men Seek Pendleton Business Location
Peter William and Robert Ireland of Dayton Washington are in Pendleton as guests of W R Graham of the Graham furniture store. Both men are business figures and plan to establish a location here if they can find an suitable evening.
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Peter William and
Robert Ireland
Dayton
Washington
W. R. Graham
Graham Furniture Store
Pendleton
Superintendent Lands in New City Hall Office
City school superintendent J. S. Landers moves into a newly equipped tower room on the second floor of City Hall. The office will serve as the central headquarters for the school system with hours on school days from 8:16 to 9:15 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m., plus Saturday mornings and afternoons.
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J. S. Landers
Shipping Oregon Cows Through to Ellensburg
George Hanna of Ellensburg Washington traveled through Pendleton yesterday afternoon with 250 head of range cows bought in Wallowa county at 22 dollars per head. The fare is expected to rise to over 25 dollars by the time they reach Ellensburg. The herd, lacking calves and being common wire stock, carries high prices. they were transferred from the O BR & N to the N Phere.
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George Hanna
Ellensburg
Wash
Pendleton
Wallowa County
N. Phere
Spring Millinery Opening This Week At Vogue
Mrs. N. B. Harris announces a spring opening at Vogue millinery store on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week. All ladies in the city are invited to attend on any of the days.
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Mra. N. B. Harris
Vogue Millinery
Modern hats blamed for baldness and germ spread
An old advertisement claims men’s hats spread dandruff and germs that cause hair loss. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a treatment to eradicate the germs and restore healthy scalp, urging readers to try sample bottles and buy the one dollar products via A. Koeppen & Bros.
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Newhro
Herpicide Co
Koeppen & Bros
Directors Discuss County Building Field
Directors of the Oregon building and loan association met to consider expanding into countywide homebuilding finance. Pardea at Riche Hermiston Milton and other points have urged broader financing, with the company guiding site ownership by builders. R Alexander is president Dr C J Smith vice president and H Mareh secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Building and Joan Association
Pardea
Riche
Hermiston
Milton
R. Alexander
The
Building and Loan Association
C. J. Smith
Marriage License Issued To C L Barnes And Nellie Mitchell
A marriage scheme was issued yesterday to C L Barnes and Miss Nellie Mitchell indicating a forthcoming union. The brief notice lists the couple and confirms the license presentation by local civil authorities.
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C. L. Barnes
Nelle Mitchell
A A U Championship Set for Alaska Exposition Stadium
The American Amateur Athletic Union championship will be contested on the stadium grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Amateur Athletic Union
Slip Between Cup and Lip Ends in Whiskey Mishap
Two husky Redskins on the reservation stumble after leaving Main Street toward Webb Street. At the Martin building one man draws a flask from his pocket but fumbles it to the sidewalk, then the pair continues to move away, attempting to appear unfazed as they seek another drink.
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McFatridge
Webb Street
Main
Martin
Tutalas
Withot
Mrs Nissen Plans Summer in Portland With Son Carl
Mrs John Nissen has closed her Schmidt building apartment and will leave for Portland to spend spring and summer with her son Carl Nissen who is employed there.
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Will
Portland
Mra
John Nissen
Schmidt
Carl Nissen
Moving to ranch for spring with family
George Meeker and his family are moving to the ranch located one mile north of town. He is busy with spring work and plans to stay about six weeks until the projected completion of the ranch.
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George Meeker
School Picture Debt Cleared By City Superintendent
City Superintendent Landers announces the remaining $30 balance for school pictures has been paid in full, wiping out the indebtedness. The announcement marks an end to the long standing school picture debt.
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Schoola Landers
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Dutch East India
Arabia
South America
Monopole “Palace Car” Brand
Standard Grocery Co
Tapscott
F&s
Tallman & Co
Robert Forster
Orf
D. C. Graybeal
Main Street
Stliow
Pacific Coast
Ass'n of Fire Chiefs
Alaska-Yukon
Roosevelt
Boston
L. A. Ester
City Hall
Landers
Oregon
Austrian
China
Ingram
Wwe
J.L. Vaughan
West Court Street
Penpleton
Cold Springs
East Court Street
J. R. Dickson
Phone Main
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Knicker Bocker
Buster
Max Baer
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