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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1908

Page

8

Pendleton High Downs Weston Normal In Rough Win

Pendleton High School eleven defeated Weston Normal 10 to 6 on Matlock field in a surprise showing of superior speed and defense. Pendleton maintained possession most of the game, with captain Baker's line drives and Kimball's receiving work key to the victory. Weston's heavier team pressed late, but Pendleton held firm to seal the win and stake a claim for the state championship.

Pendleton High School Weston Matlock Field Weston Sports Pendleton Niles Baker Cals Storle Kimball Devine Walla Walla Wattsburg Milton

Big Crowd to Attend Baker City Game

Pendleton fans expect a strong showing against Baker City after a solid performance against Weston Normal. Local business people and students will travel Friday to Baker City with special Pullman accommodations. those attending should contact Manager Sturgis to reserve seats.

Pendleton Weston Normal Husky Gladiators Baker City Baker Pullman Sturgis

Recorder Hendley and Deputy Set Monthly Record

In a single month recorder Hendley and Deputy Lewis processed more business than ever before, handling about half again as much as prior peak. Fees totaled 606,860 with additional instruments adding about seven dollars if recorded in time, far exceeding the previous peak of around 400. The rise reflects higher recording fees per instrument compared with earlier periods.

Hendley Lewis

Four drunks before Judge Fitawerald face fines

Four intoxicated men appeared before Judge Fitawerald this morning. The two most disorderly offenders were mulated to $19 or five days in jail. The remaining two received $5 fines.

Fitawerald

Waller and Wife On Trading Mission

J. F. Waller and his wife of Adams were on a trading mission Saturday, traveling to engage in commerce and inspect market opportunities.

J. F. Waller Adams

Grocer Promises Refund If Tie Fails Schinden Leat

A shopkeeper offers to repay customers who purchase Schinden Leat without tying, guaranteeing a money back if the item does not meet expectations. The policy aims to boost confidence and reduce buyer risk.

Schinden

Manager Evades Restriction With Spelling Act At Edson

The Pyles Camergraph company manager defied police restrictions on "spiders" at a Pendleton engagement. After City Attorney Roy Raley advised that spelling was allowed, he acquired a phonograph and made records to enchant audiences, evading the ban and continuing the act.

Pyles Camergraph Eidaon Pendleton Gurdane Roy Raley Edson Spidler

Ritner Returns From Eastern Trip Representing Oregon

Roy Ritner came home yesterday after a three month journey to the east as Oregon's representative to the national Redmen convention in Bridgeport Connecticut in August. He visited New York City Washington Detroit and Chicago and attended several big ball games. He was mostly accompanied by Warren Brown formerly with the reclamation service at Hermiston now at the Yuma project.

Roy Ritner Oregon Redmen Bridgeport Connecticut Ritner New York City Washington Detroit Chicago Warren Brown Reclamation Service Hermiston Yuma

Old Time Campaign Rally in Portland for Taft Ticket

An Oregon theater rally featured R. R. Hutler and Judge Henry McGinn defending Taft’s labor record for Republican candidates. A torchlit parade, out-of-town attendees, and strong crowd support marked the event, with McGinn praising Taft while hutler warned of hard times if Bryan won.

Oregon Crowdead R. F R. Butler Judge McGinn Canlidates Portland Taft R. R. Hutler Henry McGinn Prombrett Cie i Bryan Court Street Bowman Hotel Opera House Richards Sherman Clube Kutler Anable Mr. Tronevelt

Milon Visitor J McKenglie Handles Early Saturday Affairs

J McKenglie of Milon visited on the early Saturday to manage business matters and attend to financial duties. His presence reflects routine local commerce activity and individuals engaging in city matters.

J. McKenglie Milon

Peringer Achieves Fourth Place at Pendleton Meet

J. W. Peringer finished fourth in the 4 gualter from Adama discipline at the Pendleton meet held Saturday. The event highlighted local athletics with Peringer placing among notable competitors and contributing to regional standings.

J. W. Peringer Adama Pendleton

One Supervisor for All Roads Urged in Good Roads Move

In a special Saturday meeting of the Umatilla County Good Roads association, a plan urged one road supervisor to direct all county highway work. President H. J. Taylor named a legislative committee, with Mantle B. Gwinn as finance chairman and Mrs. Sam Thompson to lead membership efforts. County officials pledged cooperation as committees were formed to tackle dirt roads and district taxes.

Umatilla County Good Roads Association H. J. Taylor Commercial Association Good Roads Movement Gilliland Lee Walker Jesse Hales Dave Nelson Frank Sherman Taylor C. J. Smith W. G. Cole L. L. Mann G. W. Phelps Mantle B. Gwinn Charles McLeavy Jim Lienallen E. L. Smith Sam Thompson W. J. Furnish Gideon Brown

Pendleton Socials and Visitors Round Up Local News

In Pendleton on Saturday and Sunday many visitors called, including Ralph Wagner from Pilot Rock. Jd A Marquis and wife from Adame. Prof Hampton with friends in Weston. T W Ayres returning from Baker City. Co W Steen of Milton. Clifton Cleaver of Echo visiting Pendleton friends. Verna Vanander of Milton. Clark Nelson visiting Walla Walla. S S Peterson of Milton. J E Taylor from Echo. H M Cockburn of Milton. F O Clise optician from Walla Walla. Osbourne from Milton on a trading mission. Charles Smith from Adama. J W Etter of Pilot Rock on business. E P Clorkin of Umatilla Ranch. C J Mitchell and wife from Day ton Wash. Mrs Jessie Edgerton visiting Pendleton on a trading mission. J M Kyle of Echo at the Taft meeting. Lawrence Canfield from Hermiston attending the Kirk Taylor nuptials at Pilot Rock. R F French president of Weston normal at Pendleton-Weston game. Charles Leibenstein of Sumpter, former editor, visiting to renew acquaintances. Attorney General A M Crawford guest in Pendleton for the supreme court session opening today.

Jd. A. Marquis Adame Prof. Hampton Weston T. W. Ayres Baker City W. Steen Milton Clifton Cleaver Echo Pendleton Verna Vanander Clark Nelson Walla Walla Charles Smith Adama J. W. Etter Pilot Hock E. P. Clorkin Umatilla C. J. Mitchell Dayton Wash

Two Marriage Licenses Issued In Pilot Rock

A marriage license was issued this morning to Josephine Edna McGinn and Ed Johnson. On Saturday a license was issued to Royal E B Taylor and Helen Kirk of Pilot Rock, who were married at the bride's home on Sunday by Rev. Mr. Warrington, in the presence of immediate relatives and friends.

Josephine Edna McGinn Ed Johnson Royal EB Taylor Helen Kirk Pilot Rock Warrington

Butte Youth Sentenced for Burglary

Frank Walsh of Butte Mont just past his 14th birthday was sentenced by Judge Dolan Wednesday to serve one year in the state prison on a plea of guilty to burglary.

Frank Walsh Butte Mont Dolan

Sledge Nummer Says Bank Guarantee Must Be Endorsed

The speaker declares he will only keep bank stock if the public endorses the bank guaranty plan and threatens to sell or give away holdings if Taft is elected and he cannot sell. He claims absolute guarantees for every depositor and stresses public and bank interests.

Taft Ia

Commercial Association Plans Postponed Meeting

The regular monthly business meeting of the Commercial Association is moved to one week from tomorrow evening due to election night. President Alexander postponed the session from its regular time.

Business Meeting OF Commercial Association The Commercial Association Alexander

To Mr and Mrs Elmer Hubbard a baby girl born Saturday

A handsome baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hubbard on Saturday. The brief notice records a new birth with parental names and the day of birth.

Elmer Hubbard

Eagles Lodge Plans Friday Clam Bake Dance

Friends of the Eagles lodge and members are invited to a Friday evening event in Eagles hall on November 6. Admission is by invitation and Johnson's orchestra will provide music for dancing from start to finish before the clam bake.

Friends of the Eagles Lodge Eagles’ Hall Johnson

Goodman Hardware Co. Disposes Business in Pendleton Notice

Take notice that after disposing of our hardware business and planning to leave Pendleton within a few days, all persons indebted are asked to call at once for settlement. Goodman Hardware Co., 643 Main Street, Pendleton. J. Smith of La Grande, former owner of the Smith lodging house and the Mint saloon, visited Pendleton Sunday en route to Ukiah to look after timber holdings.

Pendleton Goodman Hardware Co Main Street J. ©. Smith la Grande Smith Lodging House Mint Ukiah

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Standard Grocery Co Tallman & Co Winslow Bros Recorder's United States Depository Camegraph Company Good Roads Association Ralph Wagner D. Peterson J. E. Taylor H .M. Cockburn F. O. Clisé Optitions R. Osborne Jessie Edgerton of Hermis J. M. Kyle Eeho City Lawrence Canfield R. ©. French Pendleton-Weston Thre City Charles Leibenstien Sumpter Sumpter Amercan Old Sequaintancer A. M. Crawford Supreme Court Fey Gorto Prison Roosevelt Boston Ederheimer, Stein & Co Make Max Baer
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