Letter Claims Mrs Warner's Father Alive After 25 Years
Mrs. Ma bel Young Warner says she received a postmarked Calcott Wisconsin letter purporting to be from her father Michael R. Young who reportedly died of typhoid in Portland Hospital twenty five years ago. She remains skeptical but will investigate the claim while planning no probate for Will No 7, as her brother Fred Young of Walla Walla may proceed through attorney Homer T Walts of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Young Warner
Calcott
Wisconsin
Michael R. Young
Airs. Warner
James W. Young
Qood Samaritan
Portland
Mabel
Fred Young
Walla Walla
Homer T. Walts
Athens
Fue Ture
Did Not Kill Baby, Woman Denies Murder
North Yakima Washington. Eva Burland arraigned on a first degree murder charge after her newborn baby’s body was found in an irrigation ditch the morning of February 19. Bail set at $300, trial date April 1. State Rep Walker Moren listed as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Eva Burland
Walker Moren
Finch Couple Welcome Pendleton Native Son
At their Walla Walla home a son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Clyde Finch formerly of Pendleton. Frederick Goedecke received a telegram from his brother announcing their mother had died this morning at Anjou Minnesota. He left to attend the funeral. M C Marts promoting industrial work in schools arrived yesterday and will stay a week with County School Superintendent Wells. W M Blakely returned from Brownsville reporting his aged father improving. Captain Blakely if he lives nine more months will reach 100 years.
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Clyde Finch
Walla Walla
Mra
Pendleton
William Goedecke
Fred Goedecke
Anjou
Minn
Mr. Goedecke
M. C. Marts
Wells
Umatilla Carsity
W. M. Blakely
Brownsville
James Blakely
Captain Blakely
Hermiston Man Visits Ill Aunt in St. Anthony's Hospital
Hermiston resident and young businessman O B Sapper visited his aunt Miss C Albrecht who is reported very ill at St. Anthony's hospital. He came by motor car this morning and returned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Til
Sapper
C. Albrecht
St. Anthony's Hospital
Police Court Net Pockets 25 in Bailforfeit Case
The police court collected 25 from four offenders who forfeited bail after Saturday night and Sunday arrests. Johnson put up 4 after being found drunk. J A Duppy Joe Morales and a Dieierbach each deposited 10 when arrested for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safoses Johnson Haad
Dunk
J. A. Duppy
Joe Morales
Dieierbach
Former Pendletonians Visit Mere Headlines Babb Couple
Mr and Mrs W H Babb, once prominent Pendleton residents, return to Pendleton for a week with friends. He was a well known horseman in the county and across the state. The couple left nine years ago for Medicine Hat Alberta where they now run the Ag sinibote Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormer
Stanfield May Run For Legislature Nomination
Local political circles report T. J. Mahoney the present joint representative from Umatilla and Morrow counties will not seek reelection this year. Ro N. Stanfield is expected to enter the race soon with aim of securing the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
T. J. Mahoney
Umatilla
Morrow
Ro N. Stanfield
Pilot Rock Lady Dies Here
Mrs. George Runyan wife of a prominent Pilot Rock farmer died at the local hospital this morning from a paralytic stroke. She was 47 and the funeral will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at the Loral Presbyterian church. She leaves a husband a daughter a sister Mrs J W Etter and a brother W T Widwell all of Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
George Runyan
Peralytie
Loreal Presbyterian Church
J. W. Etter
W. T. Iidwell
Pendleton Fans May Save Blue Mountain League Entry
Pendleton voted into the Blue Mountain League during a Walla Walla reorganizing meeting but local support is needed. Officers urge another Friday night gathering to show enthusiasm. a delegate may be chosen to attend Saturday's Athena meeting to finalize the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Thia City
Last Vanr
Athena
Buchanan Stops a Mad Runaway on Main Street
Roy Buchanan popular salesman at the Peoples Warehouse became a hero this morning after he halted a madly running team hitched to a wheel scraper. The frightened animals were seen charging the Main street bridge, one fell and was dragged before Buchanan waved his overcoat to warn them, and the team halted just feet away.
Governor West Accepts Invitation for Pendleton Cornerstone
Governor Oswald West will attend the laying of the corner stone of the new branch asylum in Pendleton. A letter to Secretary J E B Keefe of the Commercial Association confirms receipt and acceptance of the invitation. No ceremony date yet. plans are being laid for a festal day in Pendleton and Goodwin Station.
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West
Oswald West
Pendleton
New Branch Asylum
J. E B. Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Goodwin Station
Clark Slightly Favored for Kansas Delegates in Dem Conventions
Topeka March 11 Returned from county and district democratic conventions show 12 Kansas delegates to the national Democratic convention in Baltimore will be instructed for Clark and for Wilson. Clark gains control of the state convention meeting Thursday but does not control the delegates from the congressional districts.
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Clark
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Baltimore
Wilson
Friedley enters race for county commissioner
Manuel Friedley has filed a declaration with County Clerk Frank Sullig to run for county commissioner. A Democrat with strong local ties in Umatilla County, he campaigned on permanent improvements and economy in expenditures. His entry suggests a competitive race against Walker and Waterman, with Friedley well known for farming in Juniper and service on the county school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Friedley
Frank Sullig
Friedley
Promista
Priedley
Walker-Waterman
Umatilli County
Juniper
Viton
Taft Confident of Victory Over Roosevelt in Nomination
In Pittsburg on March 11 President Taft expressed absolute confidence in defeating Colonel Roosevelt for the nomination. He spoke en route to Washington and noted satisfying receptions at Tele-40 and Chicago. Secretary Charles Hilles said the initial estimate of 750 delegates on the first ballot likely will be exceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington
Chicago
Charles Hilles
Sugar Trust Officials On Trial At Last
New York March 11 After months of delay the trial of sugar trust officials charged with crushing the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company opened before United States Judge Hand. The proceedings promise weeks of technical arguments. Defendant include Washington Thomas president of the American Sugar Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clelay
Suchr Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Hand
Washington Thomas
American Sugly Refining Company
Attell Treed To Pa ke Decision In Murphy Bout
San Francisco March 11 Abe Attell former featherweight champion is at the center of a Pacific coast controversy after the Murphy bout. He allegedly offered Tommy Murphy $4000 and the manager the same, then claimed a double cross. Attell rests today, dining on a “dirty Me” claim as fans discuss the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abe Attell
Prin
Flaht
Hatlin
Tommy Murphy
Ate
Murphy
Abe
Names List of Landowners and Officials in Abridged Entry
A lengthy roster of individuals including landowners and officials such as Oliver, A C Funk, W F Taylor, Carney, Snyder, Estes, Struve, Newberry, Perringer, Lytle, Coutts, Wheeler, Ferguson, Akers, Antbal, Lee, Holmes, Norwood, Sperry, Fugit, Greulich, Kraft, Burress, McFadden, Joer-Fer, Milarkey, Maloney, Siddens, Endicott, Mytinger, Rogers, Curtield, Caldwell, Mallock, Jones, Murphy, Rowman, Welschert, Paling, Churchill, Steckler, Wade, Porter, Roach, Hales, Baum Co, Barr, Urquart, Sperry-Hutchinson Co, Walker, Beddow, Penland, Miller, Hampton, Howland, Ruppe, Hale, Bates, Miller, Swearingon, Hinkle, Lafourgue, Tullock, Turner, McCормаch, McFaul, Stimmey, Schumacher, Glazier, McAtee, Redmond, Leonard, Cox, Cray, Gray, Whitford, Howland, Brown, Winter, Stimmey, Martin, Thompson, Noreen, Cherrier, Carden, Bowmin, Tardiff and others. The entry appears as a mass list likely from a directory or roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerard
Dealer
Kirkpatrick
R. H. Simpson
John Endicott
F. M
Mytinger
W. Sullivan
Rogers Hos
Curtield
Wm. Caldwell
W. OF. Mallock
W. H. Jones
W. BH Mc Covmmach
Jos
F. Murphy
Rowman
Carl Welschert
Jeale Paling
K. KK. Churchill
Albert Steckler
T. Wade
J. RR. Porter
Clarence Roach
J. ©. Hales
Edward Baum
DeLarm Promoter to Return After Surgery in Seattle
W F E DeLarm, promoter of the failed $5,000,000 irrigation firm, plans to return to Seattle once he recovers from an appendectomy. His attorney issued the statement denying blame but accusing lawyers and brokers for the crash, claiming the project would have succeeded with different actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatte
W. FE
Added to Rolls of Commercial Club Item
W B Davis and others are listed among members added to the Commercial Club rolls. Names include Frank L. Fairbanks C M Stype D C Bowman R R Sommer HR A Anderson and Walter Ss McCulley plus W L Jordan John Dyer El Marr H J Mann H F Peters J Glen Miller and Ben 8 Burroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
Frank L. Fairbanks
C. M. Stype
D. C. Bowman
RR. C. Sommer
HR. A. Anderson
Walter Ss. McCulley
W. L. Jordan
John Dyer
el Marr
H. J. Mann
H. F. Peters
J. Glen Miller
Ben 8. Burroughs
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Garry
Phone Malin
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Hotel St. George
Joseph N. Bohl
Van
Prom East
Thougi T
Wommn
Motster
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Quality Grocers
Newsy
Sugar Trust
Trim
Abe Attel
Pake
Murphy Boor
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Smoky
W. J. Connor & Go
Harry O'Dell
Main Street
Rolls OF Commercial Club
Alta St
wUntil
King
Njury
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta
Save Your
Clark’s Grocery
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