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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1911

Page

4

Western Workmen Meet at Lincoln Heats Up Franchise Talks

Lincoln Neb May 9 A proposal to extend the Nebraska Ancient Order of United Workmen jurisdiction to Wyoming Montana Idaho and Utah will be among the important matters at the convention. The Nebraska grand lodge seceded from the parent body and pays into the supreme lodge treasury under a court grant. The west seeks expansion into Colorado New Mexico and Nevada.

Lincoln, Neb Nebraska Utah Montana Wyoming Idaho Ancient Order of United Workmen Grand Lodge Colorado New Mexico Nevada

Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Carlisle

A convention of Christian Endeavor societies and Sunday schools of Pennsylvania Churches of God begins in Carlisle, with gatherings focused on religious education and fellowship.

Carlisle Christian Endeavor Societies Pennsylvania Churches of God

Forbes Against Walsh Bout Slated in Kenosha Wis

Jimmy Walsh of Boston to fight former bantamweight champion Harry Forbes in a ten round bout in Kenosha Wisconsin tomorrow night. The Milwaukee dispatch notes the match is set for May 9 in Milwaukee area coverage.

Forbes Walsh Milwaukee Wis Jimmy Walsh Boston Harry Forbes Kenosha

Wells Fargo Tariff Probe Initiated by California Rail Commission

An investigation into Wells Fargo Express tariff charges was started today by the California railroad commission. Governor Johnson has shown interest in the matter, and the probe is planned as thorough and detailed.

Wells Fargo Sacramento Wells, Fargo Express California Railroad Commission Gev. Johnson

Second New York charities conference opens in Brooklyn

The May 9 gathering in Brooklyn will consider many problems connected with the activities of major city charities and corrections organizations. The second New York conference of charities and corrections aims to discuss reforms and coordinated efforts among public welfare groups.

Charities Conference New York

Boy Expert Swimmers Exhibition At Corvallis Club

Corvallis Oregon crowds packed the M C A pool for the C A Co Swimming Club first exhibition water tournament. Freshmen contestants displayed distance strokes diving life saving and a 25 yard relay. Team members included Kinney of Astoria Perry of Albany Freidig Sutherlin Glover Carroll Duncan Bannister Hess Coolidge Hays Siefert and Ferguson among others.

Messrs. K. M. Kinney Astoria W. H. Perry Albany T. E. Freidig Sutherlin Glover Carrol R. E. Duncan C. E. Bannister Portland G. F. Hess Corvallis F. J. Coolidge Fraser Colo M. C. Hays H. W. Siefert Pasadena Calif Keith R. Ferguson Halley Ida

Baker City Millionaire Is Sued For Divorce

New York report states Sidney C. Love a financier and mining engineer with ties to Chicago Seattle and Baker City was ordered by Supreme Court Justice Morachauster at White Plains to be served by publication with a divorce suit filed by his wife Marjorie Burns Love. The wife says Love is not now or ever a New York resident.

New York Sidney C. Love Millonaire Chicago Seattle Baker City Ore Wall Street Supreme Court Morachauster White Plains Marjorie Burns Love Love Mills and Morechnauger Atlantic Burne-Jones

Virginia Clubwomen Meet in Roanoke Federation Session

Virginia clubwomen from Roanoke gather for the Suite Federation meeting starting today and continuing through Friday, with the event extending into the week.

Virginia Clubwomen Roanoke Suite Federation

Chicago opens A A R session with warm reception

Chicago May 4 delegates at the American Association of Refrigeration opened with warmth and enthusiasm rather than the expected coldness. The group reports a good year so far and looks toward improved prospects ahead.

Chicago American Association of Refrigeration

Tariff Debate Set At Oregon Agricultural College

Tariff question to be argued May 12 at Oregon Agricultural College features two teams from the school facing Pullman speakers. The negative team includes A A Avimhler and AL Gibeon with MV Bechrecht of Portland, while the affirmative lists Herbert J Gilkes, Falvfanke, Alwko, and Barre Heteey of CurvaI.

O. A Pullman Corvalli4 Ore Oregon Agrcultural College A. A. Avimhler EU Kwhera Washington County AL Gibeon Ontario Malheur County MV Bechrecht Portland Cervallne Herbert J Gilkes Granta Pas Soc Jumicon We Alwko Barre Heteey Curva

Pendleton Wedding Anniversary Attended by Local Guests

Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports James Cooper and Mrs. E. A. Mann with relatives leaving to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooper. A musical program by Charlotte Biumelstey-Thomps on and Miss Malen ur-Het, from Fischer School of Music, will hold a recital at Miss Harriet Young's studio in the Association building this evening at 7 15.

Goldeen James Cooper Young San Mrr L. L. Matin E. A. Mann Mra PD. J. Cooper Mr. Cooper Anid Mann Brothers Charlotte Biumelstey-Thompson Siprino Malen Ur- Het Fischer School of Music Walla Walla Harriet Young Association

Local Girl Wins Second Prize in Spokesman-Review Contest

Fanchon Elliott, thirteen, daughter of P. O. Elliott of this city, earned second prize in the Spokane Spokesman-Review Sunday story contest for Northwest children. Her tale describes vacation plans and is noted as very well written.

Fanchon Elliott P. O. Eliott Spokane Spokesman-Review Northwest

Comes in With Colonists

Clifford L. Morgan a noted colonizer arrived this morning on the Northern Pacific train with eastern visitors touring the North Yakima country. He will escort them to Hermiston to view what the district offers as a settlement opportunity.

Clifford L. Morgan Northern Pacific Yakima Mr. Morgan Hermiston

Henderson Plans Self Sufficient Water Supply

Regardless of today's city election result, Dr. T. M. Henderson aims for a pure water supply for his family. He employs workmen to sink a well on East Alt Street and will install an electric motor to pump the water.

T. M. Henderson East Alt Street

Doctor Liewallen Returns to Practice at Pilot Rock

Dr. Fred Liewallen of Pilot Rock has recovered from appendicitis surgery in Portland and has gained twenty pounds. He resumes practice at Pilot Rock.

Liewallen Fred Liewallen Pilot Rock Portland

Pendleton High School Trophies On Display At Local Jewelers

Schaef fer Jewelry window showcases Pendleton high school honors including the Inland Empire Interscholastic track cup won last Saturday in Walla Walla, the county techth Athena cup for two consecutive years, and the state league debating finals cup from last year, along with numerous gold silver and bronze medals earned by individual athletes.

Schaeffer Jewelry Store Pendleton High School Inland Empire Willa Walla County Techth Athena

Art Exhibit Showcases Public Library Pupils Work

An art exhibit at the public library displayed about 150 specimens by pupils under Miss Laura Schreder. The upper grades showed superior drawings and paintings while younger students also showed progress. Notable works included a painting of Namce Falls by Orrison Straughin.

Laura Schreder Sho Namce Falls Orrison Straughin

Baker To Accept Offer For Season With Austin Americans

Tracy Baker son of Mr and Mrs William Baker of this city, a University of Washington hockey player in his second season, has received a 2000 dollar offer to finish the season with the Austin Americans and will depart Boston after college closes in June. The news reached his parents by letter this morning drawing praise from locals. Baker is well known in town and at Jombleh School for his athletic prowess and community support.

Jombleh School Bagehiell Noelien Lewin

Fragmentary OCR News Note From Era Press

A garbled OCR fragment references ajerkey topic with unclear names and places. It suggests brief notes about a tale or event but the readable text is too damaged to identify concrete persons dates or organizations.

Preacher Bites Wife Cost Him Five Dollars and Change

Rev. C L Dickson pastor of Fairhaven Christian Negro Church was arraigned after police found him on the street at 2 AM whistling. He claimed years of nightly quarrels with his wife led him to leave home to avoid striking her. She testified he bit her arm and showed the mark. The recorder assessed a $5.75 fine and the Rev paid.

Atlanta CL. P. Dickson Fairhaven Dickson

Mother Returns Erring Son to Jail

Mrs. E. M. Parker of Danville Indiana turned her son William H. Parker over to Decatur authorities. He was among seven who escaped Macon county jail on April 12. Parker learned of the escape only a week before visiting and kept her promise to return him for punishment.

E. M. Parker Danville Ind William H. Parker Decatur Macon County

Fruit Harvested in May by Sheridan Woman Tins Tree

Sheridan woman Dr Mrs Sarah Evans picked apples yesterday from a family orchard tree that stayed on the limb all winter. The fruit was sound and hard, nearly perfect, showing frost had vanished by late winter tailings, illustrating Sheridan’s adaptability for apple culture.

Sheridan Sarah Evans Sherdan

Valley ships Grass. First asparagus shipments by Valley growers

Grass is fast becoming a leading valley produce shipment as three cars of 1028 boxes each have been sent out to Walla Walla and more are planned. Local shippers report a total of about 25 cars this season with strong earnings for growers, marking a historic first in Garden City.

Pollow Walla Walla Garden City

Forest fire protection leader appointed in Oregon

Corvallis Oregon K of Sloeke of the forestry department at Oregon Agricultural College has been appointed assistant state forester. He will help organize fire protection across every county to reduce annual losses. He will finish studies at the college before proceeding to Salem where his headquarters will be located.

Corvallis Ore K. OF. Sloeke Forestry Department Oregon Agricultural College Ralem

Congress votes to probe sugar trust investigation

Washington May . The House passed the Hardwivth resolution without a dissenting vote to investigate the sugar trust including branches of the industry.

Congress Sugar Trust Washington House Today Acalteyl Sugar Trust

Development League Effort Aims to Attract Supporters

A fragmented report outlines an effort to organize a Northwestern development league to monitor migration flows. Named participants include Woehingher Orerin Winetal Wienlig North Meith Talat Mintowota and Waehatote with delegations from Laflaentiod and Chafers among others. Detailed roles and affiliations remain unclear due to garbled text.

Helena Maint Dolowitee Olant Alen Deyhraenit League Condor Wild Monna Canin Orerin Winetal Wienlig North Meith Talat Mintowota Waehatote Io Te Chafers

Kyon Examined and Glisves Pitted in Case

Local report details a courtroom examination of Kyon and pitting of Glisves amid ties to IANSCOM and TWEE Jeweler Pendleton. Names appear with limited context and no clear dates or outcomes are provided.

Campaign to attract settlers and promote the region

The text argues that keeping American settlers on this side of the border and drawing colonists and capital from the east and abroad requires a broad campaign of publicity and promotion. It proposes forming a permanent league to run this campaign and secure cooperation of the people and the commercial and industrial bodies.

Conference notes emphasize Interested States as chief objects

In sessions over two days, the conference concentrates on Interested states as the primary focus. Delegates discuss regional concerns and policy implications affecting these states, aiming to shape forthcoming agendas and collaborative efforts.

Wanted Boy for East Oregonian Mechanical Department

A notice seeks a boy to work in the mechanical department of the East Oregonian. It offers a good opportunity to learn a trade and earn spending money during the summer, appealing to those who enjoy a fun food deal.

East Oreconian

Fragmentary OCR Note From Newspaper Archive

Incomplete text fragment from a historical page shows garbled phrases and odd spellings. The readable bits refer to a miscible mix of names and lines, lacking clear event, date, or location to establish a coherent report. Further readable context is needed for a factual summary.

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