New Hotel Banquet Marks Oriental Feast at State Hotel
Seven Pendleton officials and businessmen were guests at the opening banquet for the Un companys new chop suey and noodle pilers in the old State Hotel building. Guests tasted about 250 dishes with Chinese delicacies and exotic drinks, while Judge Fite Gerald tried chopsticks. Also announced is the Oregon theater show Miss Nobody from Starland at Pendletons Oregon Theater. Save fuel with Rock Spring coal and dry wood from Len L. Burroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Company
Fite Gerald
Thomas Fite Gerald
Joe H. Parkes
John Kearney
Alex Manning
F. W. Vincent
J. B. Perry
Lee D. Drake
Rock Spring
Len L. Burroughs
Pendleton Lodges Set Regular Meeting Tonight
Attention Moose, business of importance at the regular meeting of Pendleton Lodges No. 750 tonight. B. J. Brush, Sec'y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
B. J. Brush
Sec
Kilbane Quotes Jeffries Aiming For Pugilistic Comeback
Cleveland on March 20 reports Johnny Kilbane says James Jeffries plans a slow climb from the bottom of the boxing ladder, fighting up toward the top and hoping to meet the Johnson Flynn winner in a future bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
James Jeffries
Pendleton Library Funds Apportioned for New Books
The county library fund has been apportioned among districts. Pendleton district will receive 172.10 for new books for fall school libraries. A petition seeks enlargement of district 50 into Morrow county, needing approval from both counties. Gas traction company rep S Heard discussed installation of a farm engine in the river area. The First National Bank of Heppner sues for 61.15 plus interest on a note by R. K. Wiles transferred to the bank. Peterson & Wilson named as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Morrow County
Hk. S. Heard
Walla Walla
Gas Traction Company
First National Bank of Heppner
R. K. Wiles
W. Ik. Rouse
Peterson & Wilson
Sister In Oregon Suffering Serious Diabetes
Mrs Elvin S Lampkin received word from Woodburn Oregon that her sister Mrs Dave Beckhout formerly Miss Tesla Kuebler of this city is seriously ailing with diabetes at her home in Woodburn. Mrs Lampkin will probably leave in a day or two to attend her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin S. Lampkin
Woodburn
Ore
Dave Beckhout
Tesla Kuebler
Lampkin
Local Baby Wins Medal in Borden Contest
Wesley Clemens the baby son of Mr and Mrs Ca Clemens of Burns, visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J S McLeod, won a medal in the Portland Telegram Borden Baby contest. About 500 babies entered the contest and the grandparents are proud this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Clemens
Clemens
Burns
Afr
J. S. McLeod
Portland Telegram
Heats Board Billy Is Arrested At Pendleton Hotel
R A Smith arrested in Hepner after fleeing from a hospitality incident at Hotel Pendleton. He faces return to Hermiston Hank Snes on Note. First National Bank of Hermiston sues W S Phillips for 2100 plus interest and 9 85 alleged overdraft. seeks attorney fees. County Judge J W Maloney announces macadam road project along Wild Horse creek likely to start next Monday. Will for new roller received, crusher on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
R. A. Smith
Pendleton
Brown
Hepner
Hermiston
Hank Snes
First National Bank of
W. S. Phillips
W. J. Warner
J. W. Maloney
Wild Horse Creek
Finishes College and Returns Home
Lowell, son of Tudge and Mrs Stephen A Lowell, arrived in Pendleton from Eugene after completing a four year course at the University of Oregon. He will not receive his diploma until spring commencement but has completed all graduation requirements and will stay home for a visit before seeking a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lowell
Tudge
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Eugene
University of Oregon
Express Robbers Get $66,000 in Train Job
Jackson Mississippi report says a posse located the bandits who robbed Mobile and Ohio passenger train No 4 near Corinth. Bloodhounds were in pursuit as two robbers stopped the engineer at gunpoint and the others blew the safe in the express car, taking $66,000 while passengers were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mobile
Ohio
Corinth
Robbery Suspects Escape After Attack on Officers
In Penticton on March 20 Walter Pryde alias W. B. James, under arrest for a Kelowna robbery, and an accomplice Frank Wilson attacked Officers Towhe and Aston while en route to Vernon in a police boat. Roche was shot in the head and Aston badly beaten before the pair seized the officers’ weapons and fled. Posses are in pursuit. Aston is in dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penticdon
Walter Pryde
James
Kelowna
Vernon
Frank Wilson
Towhe
Aston
Roche
California Women Win Election Guard Rights
Women in Whittier win right to be on the election guard for the municipal election on April but face a dilemma over state law banning women from working more than eight hours a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Whittier
Calif
Baseball Fans May Hire New Players
Clark Wood, president of the Ring Mountain league, says the $225 salary cap is only a protection for management and does not bar fans from funding players besides a battery. Pendleton and Willia Walla have aligned, easing a potential split and likely keeping the league intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Mountain League
Clark Wood
Dlek‘eon
Pendleton
Ineal
Willia Walla
Local Rodeo Show Praised by Turner Amid Attendance Doubts
Roy W. Turner vice-president of the round-up discusses the Pendleton show in a letter from Los Angeles. He praises California riders and long horned steers and notes many riders plan to attend Pendleton next fall. He cites train disruptions hindering the Los Angeles exhibition and reports from last Thursday indicating the rodeo drew about 6000 spectators, possibly lowering patronage estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Turner
Los Angeles
T. PD. Taylor
Ritner
Southern California
Pendleton
Raley
Gwinn
Atendance
Boy Recovers From Blow On The Head
Weston Oregon March 20 Young Joe Garrett lay unconscious on Weston school grounds after a fight with pupil John Banister. He regained consciousness in the afternoon and is not considered in danger. Witnesses differ on whether a bat or fists struck him. school principal believes fists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston, Ore
Joe Garrett
Weston School
John Banister
Hoys
Garrett
Banister
Road Warrants Called At County Court House Pendleton
Road warrants registered in June July August September and October 1911 will be called at the county court house on presentation. Interest ceases upon publication date. Dated Pendleton Oregon March 24 1613. G W Bradley County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
Pendleton
Oregon
G. W. Bradley
No Fool Like an Old Fool in a Cautionary Tale
A wry adage notes that a fool’s vanity and stubbornness may outshine youth, while a foolish marriage amplifies the folly. The line contrasts aging arrogance with a misstep in love, suggesting caution in choosing a life partner.
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Burbank
Starland
Oregon Theater
Heilic Theater
Portland
Wesley N. Matlock
Moose
Nob Hill Blend
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Quality Grocers
Newsy
Crazy Man
Francis Valentine Coleman
Cabbage Hill
Salem Institution
Cameron
Kryptok
Toric
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
W. J. Connor & Go
Harry O'Dell
Main Street
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Corner Main and Webbits
Boy
Clark’s Grocery
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