Law Affects Time Checks In Pendleton
A new state time check law, Senate bill No. 202, will go into effect about June 1 and end the practice of non negotiable time checks used by Pacific Coast Construction company and the Commercial National bank. The change requires all time checks to be negotiable and allows attorney fees in collection actions, plus enforcement to curb discounting wages. The White Star liner Suevic, with 400 aboard, is stranded on rocks off the Lizard Point and will be a total loss, though passengers and crew are saved.
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Pacific Coast Construction Company
Commercial National Bank
Pilot Rock
Ceial National Bank
Pacific Construction Company
Senate
Committee On Revision of Laws
W. G. Cole
White Star
Suevic
Jis
Lizard
Case at Athena to be tried for selling liquor to minors
Athena March 20 J W Davis saloon man faces Friday morning trial on selling liquor to minors Jerry Stone reported his son Gifford and two others as minors Davis pleaded guilty asking for time to hire counsel He has retained Wm Peterson and will hire Pendleton attorney Prosecution seeks license revocation Two more complaints allege minors Dean Willaby and Dean Dudley loitering or in saloon on March 1 and 16 City recorder B B Richards to preside replacing O G Chambork resigned.
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Devt
Athena
J. W. Davis
Jerry Stone
Gifford
Stone
Davie
Wm. Peterson
Pendleton
Davis
Dean Dudley
Bilo
B. B. Richards
O. G. Chambork
Pendleton Circle Rejoices Over Walla Walla Victory
Pendleton Circle No 27, Women of Woodcraft, celebrates winning $25 for largest member growth in the Walla Walla contest. About 26 circles competed across Pendleton Athena Weston Milton Walla Walla Dayton Walltsburg and nearby towns. The Pendleton group plans a convivial meeting to mark the victory.
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Pendleton Circle No
Women of Woodcraft
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Athena
Weston
Milton
Dayton
Waltsburg
Inland Empire
Hailey Succeeds King in Water Suit Representation
Former Supreme Judge T. G. Hailey of Portland has been retained by Peacock Milling as attorney in the water suit in circuit court. He replaces Will R. King, who retired after his appointment as supreme court commissioner. No trial date set. case likely to resume after the April jury session.
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Supreme
Peacock Min
T. G. Hailey
Chamberlain. Thomas & Hailey
Portland
Peacock Milling Company
Mr. Smiley
Will R. King
Supreme Court
St Elmo Hotel to Open in Ferguson Building
The St Elmo hotel and lodging house in the Ferguson building over the Star theater will be ready for occupancy today. Finishing work was completed this afternoon. The modern hotel has been leased by G M Focre and will open to the public immediately.
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St. Elmo
Ferguson
Star Theater
G. M. Focre
Wheat Sacks High Spur Buy Recommendations
Wheat sacks rise as warehousemen urge customers to buy at 10 1 2 cents, expecting higher prices before harvest. Few sacks sold and some merchants report no sales while buyers note their firms posted no profit at current prices. Waahtoona Enterprise.
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Waahtoona Enterprise
Interpreters Leaving Cmidthiia Reservation
Sam Jackson and several interpreters tied to the Cmidthiia reservation depart for Yakima and Nez Perce towns. Inspector Davis suggests no further complaints or testimony will be received from the Indigenous party.
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Sam Jackson
Cmidthiia Reservation
Yakima
Nez Peerce
Davis
Mrs Cartee Named Idaho History Society Director
Mrs. Cartee of Bolre City sister of Judge T G and John Hailey Jr was appointed one of three directors of the Idaho State Historical Society by Governor Gooding. She has long collected Idaho historical data and earned a place on the commission for her fitness for the work.
Kelts Krittain and Cloyd Helis married at Union Street home
Frances R Trittein and Cloyd F Kelts Krittain wed last evening at the Beck residence on Union Street. Rev Robert Warner of the M E church officiated. The couple will reside on Thompson Street in the city. Mer Melts, a brakeman on the Pendleton Huntington passenger run, is mentioned in the text.
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Kelts-Krittain
Cloyd F. Helis
Frances R. Trittein
Frevf Beck
Union Street
Robert Warner
M E
Thompson Street
Mer. Melts
Pendleton-Huntington Pasenger
Trains Delayed by Union Pacific Connections
Westbound No 6 of the O BR N arrived today after noon instead of 12 18 last night and No 1 delayed to 4 pm this afternoon. Delays attributed to Union Pacific connections disrupting schedules and arrivals.
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Union Pacific
Marriage License Issued to Fleeta Young and Blanche Grubbs
A marriage license was issued today to Fleeta J. Young and Blanche Grubbs, residents of this county.
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Fleeta J. Young
Blanche Grubbs
Chief No Shirt Seeks Further Hearing in Indian Testimony
Chief No Shirt presses Inspector Davis for more time to present evidence against Superintendant Fidwarde and lodge additional grievances. The Umatilla Indians report a thorough, fair inspection and say they will protest the monthly rent installment plan, hoping for department protection against alleged wrongs by scheming individuals.
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Trevis
Umatilla
Davis
No Shirt
Edwards
Inspector Davis
East Oregonian
Department
New Latin and English teacher named for Pendleton High
Miles Lucretia Conklin, formerly of Pendleton High, will start April 1 as Latin and English instructor. Her appointment follows the resignation of F S Ivanhoe who will depart once a successor arrives. Conklin accepted from Mendota Illinois and notified Dr C J Smith this morning. Principal elect Pref Harrison, focused on mathematics, is expected tomorrow.
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Miles Lucretia Conklin
Pendleton High School
C. J. Smith
Pref Harrison
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Benefits
After initial doses, the Bitters are urged as the remedy to strengthen rundown systems and cure Spring Fever, Colds, Grippe, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness or Malaria, Fever and Ague. It is claimed to be absolutely pure and effective.
Attempt to Blow Up a House in Colfax
An unknown party attempted to blow up the residence of Charles Collard on Ennai Muir Street using black powder in the chimney. The blast occurred around 7 am while he cooked breakfast, damaging the chimney and surrounding room bricks. Mrs. Collard narrowly avoided injury. A fuse fragment outside suggests the blast was initially planned for night, then altered to coincide with the fire starting.
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Charles Collard
Ennai Muir Street
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Main Street
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Tallman & Co
Carrier Millinery
Pendleton Circle
Hailey
King
New Havel
Man Street
NO Shin
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Warricon
Hostetter
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Pendleton Savings Bank
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