Coyotes Kill Colts on Range Threaten Livestock Industry
A Meacham rancher says coyotes are 40 and bolder than ever this spring, following bands of horses and killing newborn colts. Two fine colts were lost last week, prompting renewed bounty hopes and hunters from Portland and eastern Oregon to com e into action. Carell, who once killed 600 coyotes, plans to hunt again, aiding sheepmen in the coyote war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Meacham
G. W. Burgess
Ball Canyon
Burgess
Portland
Oregon
Carell
Oldman Farmer Enters Bankruptcy Plea
Thomas A. Campbell, a young farmer from the Holdman neighborhood, has filed for bankruptcy. Judge FitzGerald received the papers showing liabilities of $5003.78 with no assets. He has no real estate, no personal property, and no other assets. Only clothing is exempt. Principal creditors are Pendleton merchants, with R. Alexander owed $593 and James Crawford $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Campbell
Holdman
FitzGerald
Pendleton Merchants
R. Alexander
James Crawford
Blood hound attracts attention on street
A man with a bloodhound drew attention on the street this morning. Chief of Police Gurdane reported the dog resembled a Draper hound, leading to rumors it would aid Hermiston merchants against a break-in. The hound belongs to E E Morgan, en route from Benton County to Pilot Rock, to help pursue a coyotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurdane
Draper
Hermiston
Hermiston Mercantile Company
E E. Morgan
Benton County
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Valley State Sheep Inspector Reports From Willamette Valley
Dr. W. F. H. Lytle, state sheep inspector, returned from an official trip to Eugene Albany and other points in the Willamette valley. He says sheep conditions are fairly good though a harsh winter caused heavier losses than usual. The spring lamb crop is good with a large increase and small losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FH. Lytle
Eugene
Albany
Williamette Valley
Annual Election of Officers for Lodge Elks
The annual election for the local lodge of Elks will be held tomorrow evening. There is strong interest among members with two or three candidates for each office. R. W. Henneman is the exalted ruler and his term expires tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
R. W. Henneman
Death of Umatilla Man Reported
A Mr. Atchison of Umatilla phoned Rader undertaking parlors to say his father fled during the night and would come that evening to arrange the funeral. No details on age or cause of death were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Atchison
Rader Undertaking
Berkeley Halley Plans Move to Portland Express Business
Berkeley Halley who has run the express business in this city for months expects to join his outfit and move to Portland to reside. Tiescopex were invented in 1599.
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Portland
Berkeley Halley
Pendleton Echoes Streetlevel Business Rush
A parade of local figures visits Pendleton on daily business. Durlkee’s B H Crisp. Echo train departures. Helix and Walla Walla interests. sheriff and deputies on official duties. buyers, bankers, and agents from Stanfield, Moro, Kamela, and Portland conduct affairs. Local hotel stays include the St George and Pendleton hotels.
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J. T. Hinkle
Echo
W. H. Bond
Helix
T. D. Taylor
Weaton
Joe Blakeley
J. M. Hayes
Stanfield
Frank McKenzie
Oregon Life
Portland
J. N. Burgess
State Woolgrowers Association
George Watson
Salem
Oregon
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
St. George
Pendleton
Omar Wilson
Claud Conner
Moro
H. B. Kershaw
Gilbert Hunt Company
Walla Walla
Robbins to Leave East Oregonian for McKay Creek Poultry Farm
George Robbins, longtime circulation manager for the East Oregonian, resigns to take up small farming on a ranch near McKay post office at McKay Creek. He will depart April 10 and plans poultry, vegetables, and other small farm products. At a Modern Woodmen Lodge meeting last evening he also resigned as clerk, with J. G. Finney chosen as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Creek
George Robbins
East Oregonian
Bia Ranch
Mr. Robbing
McKay Post Office
Woodmen Lodge
Robbing
First Fight Results From Zeuske Case
After the Zeuske land case in circuit court, a midday fist fight erupted on Main Street between Kenneth McKay and Ole Olson. Both are relatives of participants in the case with McKay as a brother-in-law to Mrs Zeuske and Olson as a son-in-law to the elder Zeuskes. Olson allegedly challenged McKay, sparking the clash that pushed them toward Main Street before bystanders intervened. No arrests were made, but both were ordered to appear in police court by Marshall Gurdane.
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Zeuske
Main Street
Kenneth McKay
Ole Olson
MecRay
Olsen
Zeuskes
McRae
Marshall Gurdane
Athena Men Purchase Horses in John Day Country
W R Taylor and Fay Le Grow of Athena traveled through Pendleton this morning from the John Day region with about 40 head of horses bought near Canyon City. They traveled in good time and praised the road. Taylor is Sheriff Taylor’s brother and Le Grow serves as Athena bank cashier.
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W. V. Glazier
Federal
Friend of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania
L. M. Ketcham
White City
Kineas
Rand Point
Idaho
Penteton
Anthony
Heepstal
Bam Hteting
Pasco
F. & LeGrow
Athena Bank
Ecity
John Day Country
Fred Kyle
Weston
Pendleton
Reinhold Harras
Garden City Proking Company
W. R. Taylor
Fay le Grow
Athena
Canyon City
Taylor
Sheriff Taylor
le Grow
Indian Child Dies on the Reservation
The little son of Mary Watt an Indian woman died on the reservation last night. He was under a year old and the cause of death is unknown. The body will be buried at the Tutullia mission cemetery tomorrow with services by Rev. J. M. Cornelison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watt
Ives
Tutullia Mission
Trev. J. M. Cornelison
Cattle Car Loads Shipped Through to Yakima Route
Thirty five carloads of cattle were shipped to eastern Washington today. They moved from the O R N to the Northern Pacific and are billed to Carsteen Brothers of Seattle. The cattle will be fed at Yakima en route, with part on the regular NP freight and part on an exclusive cattle train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northern Pacific
Carsteen Brothers
Seattle
Yakima
Insurance payment settles policy for deceased
R. E. Tarbdett, Pacific Mutual agent, paid the widow of the deceased in a settlement of a $5000 policy. The payment was made within eight days after notice of death was filed.
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Prompt
Inte Louis
Packy MacFarland Claims Win After Ten Rounds
New York report says Packy MacFarland defeated Leach Crom after ten rounds. Cross remained largely unmarked. In Brooklyn, Abe Attell dominated Frankie Neil, hitting at will.
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New York
Packy MacFarland
Leach Crom
Cross
Brooklyn
Abe Attell
Frankie Neil
Pendleton Hotel Pendleton to undergo interior remodel
W A Brown, Pendleton hotel proprietor, plans extensive interior improvements to update the Pendleton. Carpenters began on the second floor replacing two rooms with a large open lobby and parlor, with a corner room turning into a mutte. Office walls will be refaced as part of the project. H M Spear, a Portland businessman, arrived in Pendleton and is visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
H. M. Spear
Portland
Man Refuses Post-February 1909 Debts by Wife Lyons
H. W. Lyons of Nolin Oregon declares he will not pay any bills contracted after February 22 1909 by his wife Mrs Emily M Lyons who has left his bed and board without any just cause in this public notice.
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Emily M. Lyons
H. W. Lyons
Nolin, Ore
Pure Air and Water Advocates Push Clean Living Reminder
A brief item notes demand for pure air pure water and pure food and soap as a civic health reminder urging standards for sanitation and consumer goods. The call emphasizes public well being and municipal vigilance.
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Dutch East India
Arabia
South America
Monopole “Palace Brand
Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Tiebert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
Oldman Farmer
Blood Hound
Quivans
Valley
Haviland
Ingram
B. H. Crisp
Durkee
P. Dodd
J. M. Cornell
Umatilla Reservation
Benjamin H. Knapper
Joseph
Umatilla County
W. C. E. Pruitt
Gary Kimbrell
T. D. Matthews
Butter Creek
H. K. Drennan
Southern Pacific
Tom Robertson
Interior Warehouse Company
J.A. Carlson
Kamela
Bert Hoffman
Mrs. Carlson
Mrs. Hoffman
G. W. Haw
Meacham Country
H. J. Taylor
Fulton
W. W. Harrah
T. J. Morris
The
American National Bank
Hay
Franklin S. Bramwell
Real Estate & Loan Commission Company of
la Grande
Tom Thompson
Mee E. Gilbert
C. F. Gilbert
Fred Shoemaker
Harry C. Blacklin
Remington Typewriter Company
Jos H. Parkes
Condon
Arlington
Campbell
Bean
Phelps
Heppner
Morrow County
Oregonian
Roosevelt
Boston
Robbins Will Parm
John Days
Packy M'Farland
Walla
W. A. Brown
Klikitat Valley
Umatilla River
N. Berkeley
Crawford
Max Baer
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