Pendleton Rodeo Trip Ends With Mixed Reception
Pendleton party returns from the rodeo in Los Angeles reporting good entertainment but weak attendance due to rain and little Los Angeles publicity. Notable events included a bucking bull challenge with ten dollars for ten seconds and Cyclone bucking horse with limited riders. Ben Corbett injured, and Mrs Lina H. Sturgis plans visits to Medford and Portland on the way home.
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Blancetts
Buster
Jason Stanley
Accident-Faired Round-Up Rider Returns to Track
The circulation explains the rodeo founded after an accident involving Colorado Ben Corbette at the Round-Up hippodrome. While riding, a horse fell, throwing another, then one animal rolled onto Corbette. He was limp to the hospital tent but recovered and ran the next day. Promoters have not decided if the show will tour again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ben" Corbette
Theother
Gra Gets School J A Roark New Pendleton Teacher
Pendleton High School in district 102 at McKay post office appoints J A Roark a Pendleton High graduate as teacher for a three month term and he signs the contract. Entertainment attraction postponed due to public reception tomorrow for cornerstone laying. Apolia Concert company rescheduled to April. Mr Bishop’s mother dies in Portland after stroke. funeral held at Lone Fir Cemetery yesterday.
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Gra. Gets School
J. A. Roark
Pendleton High School
McKay Post Office
Apolia Concert Company
Onc F
Pendleton Eyes Tri-State League Inbound Ball Club Plan
Secretary J E B Keefe of the Commercial association reported a telegram from W N Sweet Boise Commercial club baseball committee stating he and another enthusiast would reach Pendleton soon to enlist Pendleton in a Tri-State League.
Pendleton Man Ed Matlock Suffers Stroke at Home
Ed Matlock, son of Cal Matlock and a well known Pendleton man, suffered a stroke at 2 o clock this morning and is in serious condition at his home. The stroke affects his entire right side and physicians have not yet determined the full extent of his affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Matlock
Cal Matlock
Pendleton
Rain Delays Public Meeting For Jerry Rusk and S D Peterson
A Saturday public meeting at Umatilla city hall for congressional candidate Jerry Rusk and legislative candidate S D Peterson was postponed after rain sent attendees into stores. About 25 people gathered on Malin Street before the gathering was indefinitely adjourned due to the weather. EB W McComas, chairman of the Umatilla county Republican central committee, sustained an accidental nose injury from a fall at home Saturday night and required medical care. no bones were broken and recovery is expected in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Rusk
Congress
S. D. Peterson
Rusk
Malin Street
Water source inspection prompts council recommendations
Dr J A Temple city health officer and council members inspected the city water intake grounds this morning and will propose measures at the next meeting to remove contamination sources. The condemned barn will be moved, and officials noted grazing stock and nearby residents neglecting sanitary precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Temple
Mie Grist in Police Court
Police Judge FitzGerald faced six offenders this morning following Saturday night and Sunday activities. J. W. Lill received five days in jail for disorderly conduct Ti-co-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Grist
FitzGerald
J. W. Lill
Vagrant Charges Dismissed In Local Court Actions
Tom Curley and William Delaney had vagrancy and peddling cases partially resolved with Delaney receiving three days for peddling without a license while Curley’s vagrancy case was dismissed. Two individuals, EB and Leo Forfeited bail on a drunk and disorderly charge. Governor West’s silver inlaid trowel to be exhibited tomorrow at Humley & Co windows with the tool to be used for the asylum cornerstone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Climer
Leo
William Delaney
Tom Curley
Governor West
Asylum
Humley & Co
Echo 10 Soon Have Postal Savings Bank
Echo Oregon reports growth in postal savings bank plans with a first deposits opening on April 11. Postmaster E R Ware received banking equipment, stamps and paraphernalia as the Rural Free Delivery service expands town mail routes. Visitors and local trade activity accompany the bank anticipation.
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Echo 10
Postal Savings Bank
Echo
Ore
E. R. Ware
Tom Sargison
Washtuena Wash
Fred W. Andrews
Vern Boyington
Jack Henderson
Pendleton
A. B. Thompson
Ines
J. C. Lawrence
Spokane
Ware
Mutton Shearing Delayed by Late Spring at Cunha Farm
Local farm near town reports two kinds of mutton sheep being shorn at Jos Cunha’s home. Cunha notes that general shearing will not begin for two weeks, later than usual due to a late spring. Residents and visitors frequent the area, with several travels and small town movements recorded.
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Jos Cunha
Mr. Cunha
Will Neal
Mr. Neal
Spokane
Wm. Guilifrd
Gillian Guiliford
Pondidea
Claude de Coney
Representati
Congress
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Alta
Gray Bros. Grocery Co
Quality Grocers
Newsy
Reuben
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Washington
Hie Jeanne
City Star
George A. Hartman, Jr
John Adams and
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Wm. Hanscom
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Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Corner Main and Webb Srs
James P. Neal
Momer J. Watts
Heppnir
Omas Teague
Dalles
T. J. McDonald
Colfax
O. D. Teel
Roy Ward
Fred Ward
Jus, McTaughlin
Stanfield
Gale Sherman
P. Adams
Kiditr Sherman
Buttercreek
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Adams
Zena and
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Clark’s Grocery
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