Attorneys Muster on the Square Here
Judge Phelps orders the local bar association to investigate alleged crooked practices in the St Dennis versus Watts case. He cites attorney conduct rules as he chairs a bar-wide inquiry while default and dismissal motions linger in a contentious suit over notes and more than two thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Bar Association
G. W. Phelps
St. Dennis
J. B. Perry
D. B. Bailey
H. S. Watts
Elan Fury
Arena
Attomner Watts
Attrney
Pisiulf
Eatley
Perry
Bailey
Watts
W. M. Peterson
Athena
Peterson
Isphard
Matty Leads Fans to Open Blue Mountain League
Matty takes the oval team to Echo for the opening contest as a large crowd of fans travels to cheer the Blue Mountain league debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Echo
Woman seeks flea cure from puzzled drug clerk
A woman cries out about fleas on her dog and begs for a remedy. The puzzled drug store clerk asks what seems to be the matter with the fuzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Fens
Money Offer for Songwriters and Musicians Abroad
A garbled notice offers large money rewards for successful words or music. It requests applicants to send an unspecified item or write for an unspecified publication. The text mentions acceptance and a postal address in broken form, with unclear details about location and dates.
We’ll Crumble Your Doubts With Cleaning Service Pitch
A promotional notice invites customers to try a cleaning and pressing service. It promises modern methods and expert help, guaranteeing satisfaction and a job well done to erase any doubts about sending malt, overcoats, or other items for cleaning.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Update on Local Skirmishes and Snow
Scarlet fever confines Harold Maloney son of J W Maloney to home on South Alain street. Brake man Dave Blanton of Pendleton local must relinquish run to have teeth removed by Dr C J Smith. Tom Brown of Pasco covers. J F Frazer son of Wiley Fraiser arrives from Steanville reporting deep snow in Modditaltis. horses perishing due to hay scarcity. Birds: local youths shouted at robins. bird lovers complain. possible prosecutions if the shooting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Maloney
County Dudge
J. W. Maloney
South Alain Street
Grakemaan
Dave Blanton
Pendleton-Paseo
C. J. Smith
Tom Brown
Pasco
Mia
Wiley Frasier
Pendleton
Steanville
Milton
Improve Road 16 Wenahia to Wenaha springs
County court instructs surveyor and John Crow road supervisor to survey improvements on the Umatilla river road to Wenaha springs. Officials aim to upgrade the route for spring work and summer traffic to Wenahat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenahia
Umatilla River
Wenaha Springs
John Crow
Wenahit
Athletic Carnival Postponed At Local High School
Inclement weather kept a scant crowd from the high school gym for the annual athletic carnival. Officials postponed the event indefinitely while two professors attempted a lighthearted showcase to salute those who braved the night.
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Reithaupt
Math
Ann
Land buyers from Springfield eye Hinktle project lands
Te Wearion Nooster and A. G. Murphy from Springfield, with associates, hold a large tract under the Hink tle project in the county's west end. Murphy, a former Dinols legislator, with Charles E. Ojel, oversees land bought by the nais colony. They claim about 80 acres in trees and expect good yields when developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wearion Nooster
A. G. Murphy
Springfield
Hinktlé
Murphy
Dinols
Charles E. Ojel
Uenais
Opti
Sangimon County
Bond vote canvassed by school board amid sale fears
At last night's school board meeting the bond proposition of 100,900 dollars was officially canvassed and the tender of bonds to the state land board is ready. It is uncertain if the state will accept the bond, and a public advertisement for sale will follow after a Salem reply. Several bond committees already indicate willingness to submit the bonds, with local officials predicting the sale may be favorable once the bond is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Board
Salem
Toda Tyinktrs
Insurance policy rate reform extends to business property
The Insurance office adopts three year premium rates for certain properties and extends the new basis to business property. Rates apply to those insured under the reform and may cause readjustments for policies issued since January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beick
Herne Ferth
Teutsch Philosopher Advocates Rural Growth Policy
Teutsch of Pendleton Oregon argues in the Spokane university bulletin that land should support four to twenty families who raise pork, poultry, trout and vegetables rather than concentrating wealth in wheat. He seeks division of lands and more homes, favoring broader county development and many converts to his idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Teutsch
University Sales and Exchange Fulletin
Spokane
Lee Teutsch
Pendleton
Oregon
Teutach
Company I Prepares for Sham War Drill Tomorrow
Tomorrow Company I members plan a mock battle at the old agency buildings on the reservation. Lieutenants Winter and Storie will lead half the company in the exercise with personnel alerted to the simulated nature of the action.
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Winter
Storie
Resignation Sets New Leader for Company Next Tuesday
A hostile force prepares to defend a position as Captain Ferguson, aided by ex Lieutenant Bailey, leads the attack to drive out the enemy. Capt Wern and Lt Hartman serve as umpires while Captain Ferguson hands over command to Captain Kern after his resignation is accepted.
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Ferguson
Bailey
Wern
Hartman
Perguson
Kern
Cadet and Sunday School Teams Set For Second Bout
The second of a three game series will be held Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Commercial club gym with Co L cadets and Sunday School from the Church of the Redeemer. Cadets seek victory after illness sidelined two players while Sunday School backs Joan Lambirth and Tom Hoylen lead practice. Admission will cover expenses and a likely third game would be at a neutral high school gym.
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Commercial Club
Church of the Redeemer
Ross Carrol
Joan Lambirth
Tom Hoylen
Lneup
Co. L
Porwards
Mentzer
Papteing
Fowler
Ulrich
Latoyrelle
Daly
Crockett
Gil
Luembel Contract Awarded for Grandstand Project
Oregon Lumber Company secured the contract with the lowest bid of 3128 to supply lumber for the grandstand, bleaches, fences, and round-up area. Tacoma headquarters notified Manager Cox that shipment can begin, and work on the grandstand, truck, and arena will start immediately.
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Oregon Lumber Company
Cox
Tacoma
Qi Larmere
Unclear entry but notes a death and legal context
Fragmentary report mentions a person named Abert Thompson connected to a court or prison setting. The text suggests a mid afternoon event, a death, and an indeterminate Morris or morris term in a penitentiary. Exact facts are unreadable.
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Abert Thompson
Morris Her
Me Penitentiary
Two Drunks In Court For Being Drunk
William Sweeney and Sun were brought before the court on a charge of intoxication. The incident arose during the early morning hours as reported by local police records and court dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweeney
Alty
Sudeo Fite
Gerald
Urough to Fall in County Jail Sentence
John Allen, who was sentenced to serve time in the county jail, was brought up from that town yesterday and lodged behind bars following a Reho court order.
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Urough
John Allen
Ito Kerve Eitty
Dave
Thea “County
Jtetlee Schon O
Reho Court
Winter Sale Promises Record Seasonal Rebounds
Our busy store rearranges shows spring goods and prepares for the season ahead. The great sale just ended left no old stock, with only the latest all new goods on display and expectations to eclipse past records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Winter
Pendleton boosters voice optimism for future growth
Local business leaders and bankers project bright prospects for Pendleton on the back of improving trade, recent Roundup momentum, and planned summer improvements. Clarence Penland cites rising local freight, while George Hartman Jr and W L Thompson foresee continued expansion driven by the high school, branch asylum, and commercial club efforts.
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Pendleton
Clarence Penland
Oregon
Charrles Hond
Bond Bros
Commercial Club
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank
New Driver Takes Early Spin In Touring Car
An entry into the automobile field is showcased as a newcomer, accompanied by an instructor, tests a touring car around the park. The exchange hints at prior experience and a casual challenge to the chauffeur, highlighting a lighthearted automotive scene from Metropolitan Magazine.
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Metropolitan Magazine
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Frank O'Gara
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W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweter
Pendicton
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
Alta
Newsy
Will
Luembel
Oregon Company
New Boston
W. Lb. Thompson
W. Ll. Thompson
American National Bank
Pendletoon
Pridday
Mary Jane
King
Thames
Kenemaw
Mark
Garfield
E.T. Wade
Temple Bie
Grande Ronde
Mark Moorhouse CO
Clark’s Grocery
Jones of
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