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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

8

Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party Rated By City Society

In the parlor of the M church the ladies present Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party the citys second staging of the show with a full program including Zerusha Dhow and Patience Peabody. A planned performance runs promptly at six with various acts and local names listed among the participants. Meanwhile convicts at a road camp capture a coyote turns it tame then punishes the animal after it escapes following a raid by marauding rivals.

Tontgeh M. Ff. Ehureh Jerueha Welock Re. Keefe Bom Cee Charles Meelghan Zerusha Dhow R. L. Oliver Hepazibah Spooner

Honor system tale about coyotes and convicts in Reno

A fragmented Reno story notes that the honor system fails when applied to coyotes and convicts. It describes convicts taming a pet and a man named Vasely deserting them, portraying a satirical or whimsical take on discipline and order.

Coyotes Reno Nev Pris

CALI, OF WILD GETS MULE IN ELK HERD

Brinnon Washington hunters recount a strange bond between a work mule and a protected elk herd in the Olympic mountains. They photographed the mule grazing with the elk and the pair fled together toward foothills when alarmed, a peaceful mutual liaison whose origin remains a mystery.

Cali Brinnon, Wash Olympic Mountains

Pendleton witnesses court action over $300 note

Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a legal suit where Snitty Collee Money Willam Duff and Richard Lehman pursue a claim for 300 dollars plus interest on a promissory note. J A Perry represents the plaintiff Cafeteria Dinner Tomorrow notes an upcoming church fundraiser by the Presbyterian ladies.

Snitty Collee Willam Duff Richard Lehman Iltorhey Foo J. A. Perry the Presbyterian Church

Former Minister Here Teaches at Marstified Sure Church

Former minister G Le Roy Hall, once parutor of the first Baptist church in this city, now occupies the pulpit of the Sure church at Marstified in Pen. Weton visits with old friends.

G le Roy Hall Marstified Weton

Mrs. Rothwell Improves Sufficiently for Hospital Transfer

Mrs. Dale Rothwell of South Main street, previously seriously ill at home for months, was sufficiently improved yesterday to admit removal to St. Anthony's hospital, marking a notable change in her condition.

Rothwell Dale Rothwell South Main Street St. Anthony's Hospital

Walla Walla Welcomes New Mayor A J Gillis

A J Gillis, new mayor of Wallia Walla, arrived from Garden City this morning and will spend the day on city business. In a separate note, Grover Stoffle's body will be disinterred from Echo Slice grave and moved to Olney Cemetery for reburial, to be handled by Ralph Folsom under the mother’s direction.

Ropy Grover Stoffle Echo Olney Ralph Folsom

Carper Plans Buy In Walla Walla Drug Store

Carper Into Business Ford Carper formerly with Tallman Drug in this city and a traveling drug salesman for the past year, was in town yesterday and announced he will quit the road next month to engage in the drug business in Walla Walla, having purchased a half interest in a drug store there.

Carper Ford Carper Tallman Drug Company Walla Walla

Movement to close picture shows on Sundays in Pendiston

Backed by the United Young Peoples Society led by Wade Blue the effort pushes to close Oregon Theatre on the Sabbath. The group is preparing a petition for the council at the next weekly meeting and pressing their campaign to end Sunday picture shows.

United Young Peoples Society Wade Blue Pendiston Oregon

Hold-Up Joke Exposed at the Asylum

Morning reports claimed laborers at the asylum were robbed of 2100 in cash but police findings reveal a practical joke. A boastful worker, who bragged of being waylaid, instead fled as others staged the ruse.

Woman in custody resists police in Kansas City matron’s room

A woman was sent to the matron's room at police headquarters to be cared for until relatives reach Kansas City. She has a daughter in Garnett and a son in Schuylerville, New York. Even after comfort was arranged she insisted she didn’t like policemen.

Kansas City Garnett Schuylerville N. Y Shaw

Carnegie Steads Tax List With Large City Assessments

Andrew Carnegie heads New York City's tax list with personal property valued above 2 million dollars and real estate over 2 million more. The total assessment around 5 million dollars. Mrs Russell Sage and Leyl P Morton figure among notable names, with Sage’s tax reduced and Morton claiming residence in Washington, D. C.

Laird Shibo New York Treasury New York Andrew Carnegie New York City S'neen Ruesell Sao Leyl P. Morten United States Pan Washington, D. C

Reposes 22 Cows for Wife in Africa Chiefs Market

Edward White, famed novelist, in Africa, recounts natives buying wives with cattle. A chief offers twenty two cows for Mrs White, noting Africans can fetch a wife for two cows, a claim White treats as a compliment but not a future plan. The exchange illustrates local customs and White's amused reactions.

Sania Barbara—Stewart Edward White Africa Harter Tate LT White

Favorite daughter dead and a fatal double tragedy

In St Johnsbury Virginia, Nathan Butterfield foreman at the U. S. fish hatchery shot and killed G C Williams of York Pa before killing himself. Butterfield’s mind was said to be unbalanced by loss and financial troubles. Williams’ father, a prominent railroad attorney, confirms the tragedy.

U.pe St. Johnsbury Nathan Butterfield Milford SW. H G. Cuthbert Williams York United States Fish Hatchery Williams Ptay Svamon Williams Sq O

Insane man captured after Stamford woman aids escape

Mrs. William Bradt, wife of Stamford’s building inspector, sheltered an insane man at her home after he knocked at the door. She guided him to a cellar, then called police. Chief Brennan and Detectives Heffernan and Foley, with an ambulance, arrested Michael Conners, 40, who had fled his room claiming a foe pursued him.

Stamford Unn William Bradt

Printing More Money in Washington Demands Extra Effort

Bush orders the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to hire additional staff and extend hours to meet a growing demand for small denomination notes. The Treasury seeks a deficiency appropriation and 10000 sheets of notes for the current fiscal year to cover shortages amid rising population and business activity.

Washington —Bush Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Congress Bureau

Census frauds target low and high ranking offenders

Tacoma, Washington Assistant Attorney General C A Newton arrived to prosecute forty alleged census pad ders. He stated the minor offenders will be let off easy, but the higher ups in the frauds will face the limit.

Tacoma Wash C. A. Newton

Now She Dates Policemen in Misses Train Incident

Mary Snow, 51, a spry widow from Behaylerville, argues with Patrolman Mitchell at Union Station in Kanene City Mo. She resists help to the 8:20 train to Garnett, Kansas, insisting she needs no policeman’s aid. The officer keeps her in sight for an hour before the train departs.

Wonaa Kanene City Mary Snow Behaylerville Garnett, Kan Mra Snow

Salesman Weds Bride Found Diamond at Savery Hotel

Des Moines romance begins with Wilmer Halpenny a Brudebiker chauffeur salesman losing a diamond at the Savery Hotel and Lena Morey a hotel maid returning it. The couple, after meeting through the incident, married in Newton Iowa and plan to live in Des Moines after a short stay in Marietta. The diamond, recovered by Morey, was later set in a ring for the bride.

Stone Des Moines Qg Ditmomdil Wil- Vem EH Halpenny Brudebiker Wvehlela Company Lena Morey Savoery Newton Marehiltown Mr. Halpenny the Savery Misa Morey

The Right Place

The Baltimore American quotes a witty exchange about Henry as a “consistent” student and a profane history pun, noting his behavior and the humorous quip about being caught wearing a tongue in cheek remark.

Henry Baltimore American

Alarm Clock Gas Jet Incident Reported

An incident occurred involving a device described as a gas jet activated at a preset time to trigger an alarm clock. Details on location, persons involved, and outcomes are not provided.

The Croes and Other Sea Tales at the Cosy

A weekly cinema column lists films shown Friday and Saturday. The Croes depicts a ship captain’s storm tragedy, prison term, and a quest for a mate ending in a cross relief. Hearts and Eyes follows claim jumpers, Jack and Ella race to the recorder. Other shorts include A Breezy Morning and For Your Hats Ladies with light comic and dress fashion elements.

Thanhouger Americus Whittomb Jack Tol Ella Jack Recorder Eyea Kolak Cecelia

Constipation Warning Prompts Use of Dr King’s Pills

If all people knew neglect of constipation leads to severe digestion issues jaundice or liver trouble they would take Dr King’s New Life Pills. It’s the safe remedy for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility 26¢ at Koeppens.

Burman Withdraws From Grand Prix and Vanderbilt Cup

Burman of New York announced in Savannah on November 17 that racing star Bob Burman has withdrawn from the Grand Prix and Vanderbilt Cup races. The move affects entries for the prominent events and alters the lineup for the Savannah meet.

New York Bob” Burman Savannah

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