Joe Parsons Sentenced to 90 Days in State Court
A hard blow to liquor sales to Indians came as Joe Parsons was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parker. State cases will replace police court actions, with fines from 16 to 590 dollars or imprisonment from 41 month to year. Mr and Mrs Will Church of La Grange, guests since Sunday, returned home after watching the Elks show last evening.
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Brootlegeer
Joe Parsons
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parker
Digi- Net
Steiner
Will Church of
la Grands
Pendleton Club Set to Meet and Local Notes
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the Pendleton Club to meet with details of the Current Literature club gathering on Friday April 4 led by Mrs J A Fee. It notes Stew Deep at Meacham Ben Marlin a pioneer hotel man and farmer from Meacham reports snow about three and a half feet deep atop the mountain. J A Winn Adams bought a 1913 model 64 HP six cylinder Chalmers auto from CC A Reeder representing Keats Auto Co. Mrs Walter Rose traveled on No 17 to The Dalles for an elocution recital and will return to Portland. Dr Harry Hale the Indian service dentist arrived to visit the agency school on the Umatilla reservation to perform duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
Ben Marlin
Chalmers
J. A. Winn
Adams
CC. A. Reeder
The
Keats Auto Co
Walter Rose
Dalles
Portland
Harry Hale
Indian Service
Agency
Umattila Reservation
Back from England A F May Returns Home
A F May, a well known local resident and former Pendleton Iron Works manager, arrived home from a three month visit to England this morning. He reported a pleasant trip and escaped all the arms. Dew seas left. There are a few seats left for The College Pennant tonight, with a large sale and likely second capacity house. Harry Comers will secure desirable locations. Few lambs lost as mild weather improves grass feed. T B Raylen notes little danger to livestock. Jambing in recent bad weather was limited to a few ranches per Mr Boylen, with light losses reported.
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A. F May
The
Pendleton Iron Works
England
Harry Comers
T. B. Raylen
Boylen
Poor Street Sweeping Draws Municipal Complaint
Malin Street business men and others complain the street sweeping is ineffective. Dust rises on streets during early evening work. Side streets like Alta and Webb are swept less frequently. Visitors share the unfavorable view of the city’s sweeping system.
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Alta
Webb
Philippine independence topic sparks Manila chatter
In a letter to the East Oregonian John R. English, formerly of this county and now with the bureau of lands in Manila, says the independence issue dominates conversations in Manila. The only time it changes is when wires report clashes with Moro forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
John R. English
Bureau of Lands
Manila
P. I
Arouse Yourself With Vim Into Spring Vitality
A lively claim urges readers to combat spring fatigue by addressing sluggish liver and bowels with a stimulant remedy. The copy appeals to energy renewal and suggests a product as the solution. It reflects period health advertising language and age, tone, and urgency.
Elks Readied for Banquet and Ball at Condon
Cond on Oregon March 27 A special train will bring 100 Elks from Heppner to attend the initial banquet and ball at Condon. The Summit Hotel dining room is remodeled in blue and white and the skating rink for the dance is decorated in lodge colors.
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Condon
Ore
Heppner
Summit Hotel
Elks Advertising Contest Draws Crowd and Votes
In a theater event tied to the Elks musical comedy, about 250 votes were cast for best ad in the paper. A. T. Matthews & Co led with 84 votes, followed by Taylor Hardware Co 68, Bond Bros 48, and several others each with small tallies. Voting continues tonight with ballots potentially changing the standings. The winner will receive first reproduction in the East Oregonian tomorrow.
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Elks
A. T. Matthews & Co
Taylor Hardware Co
Bond Bros
First National Bank Boynton's Grocery
W. J. Clarke
The College Pennant musical at Oregon theater shines
The Elks present a capacity crowd at Pendleton's Oregon theater with The College Pennant a full night of song and dance led by a strong cast including Fletcher Dickson Urquhart Zimmerman and Alexander. The show draws praise for staging chorus direction and colorful effects and promises a repeat performance tonight.
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Rinehart
Standard Grocery Co
Phone
Pendleton
Cosy Theatre
Estes & Matthews
Nyall
Koeppen’s
Dale Rothwel
Hanscom
Newsy
J. A Fee
Hostetter
Pendleton’s
Condon Elks
Elks’ Musical Scores
Oregon Theater
Uresome
Oregon
Lucille
Roy Alexander
Adolph
Henrie
Jack Urquhart
Jim Estes
Misa Sheridan
Miss Rankin
Heine
Iowa
Timothy
Bob Fletcher
Sophia
Brooke Dickson
Brown
United Orchestra
Acta
Westbrooke Dickson
Jim” Estes
Fletcher
Timothy Stubble
Old Town
Mrs. Dickson
Urquhart
Hstes
Adolph Wudelpuffer
Heinie Heinzenberger
Col. Bondsman
Edna Zimmerman
Clive Cheshire
Joe Skrable
Martinez
Graziosa
Paul Sperry
Varsity
Jack Watson
Roy Buchanan
Dick Holbrooke
Elmer Burgesvick
Marshall Spell
George Gillette
Jack Gibson
George Benton
Charles Winter
Belasco
E. T. Wade Pendleton, Obe
Temple Bldg
Qvzhin
Fownes
Just
Alexander Dep
T. Store
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