Competing Bowling Teams Tie in Close Tourney
Ray Crysal and Eugene Molitor each scored 2207 in the opening clash of the Rewind Contest of Rollers tournament. The event featured four teams with a 25 point span between high and low, McDivett leading at 2910 and Hoover at 2265. Anderton posted the top individual score and highest average, as teams prepare for another match Thursday between McDevitt and Crystal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crysal
Eugene Molitor
McDivett
Teading
Hoover
H_ Anderton
Airvetail Ore Ecsh
Siwg
IGT
Goolman
Gentner
Dorises Sons Oe
Totty
Ceeee
Meadows Farmers Pass Resolutions
Meadows farmers urge action on Umatilla extension. They push the United States Reclamation Service and Interior and the president to support the project, opposing what they view as misplaced opposition to patriotic local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
West Umatillan
Hermiston
Sumfield
Echo
Umatilla
West
West Umatilla
Umatila River
United States Reclamation Service
Umatilla River
Stanfield
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon Development League
Department of the Interior
Marriage License Issued To Freewater Couple Collett Flody
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Calvin G. Collett and Nellie Flody of Freewater received a marriage license yesterday afternoon. James Welsh secured a default judgment against W. P. Cullen, manager of the Golden Girl company, for money owed and box office receipts attached. Judge FitzGerald offered three drunks a choice of three days in jail or five dollars. two chose the fine, one was discharged after liquidation. Members of Company L, 3rd Regiment, O. N. G., received honorable discharges from Colonel T. N. Dunbar. George H. Powers filed suit to enforce a $659.95 decree against W. S. Ragain and Mary Ragain in local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin G. Collett
Nellie Flody
Freewater
Jamey Welsh
James Welsh
W. P. Cullen
Golden Girl
Carter & Smythe
FitzGerald
Frank Parr
William True
H. Chapman
T. N. Dunbar
Portland
National Guard
Army
Navy
Superior Court of Washington
Walla Walla
Ragain
Mary Ragain
George H. Powers
S. D. Peterson
Twohy Bros. Worker Crushed in Car Accident at Rufus
Jack Dungan a well known Twohy Bros. employee was crushed between two cars at Rufus Saturday and badly injured internally. He was taken to The Dalles hospital for treatment. Mrs. Louis Cargill, a friend of Mrs. Dungan, left Sunday to be by his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy Bros
Jack Dingan
Rufus
Dalles
Louis Cargill
Paving Assessments Open for Installment Plan
Property owners along the paving streets are urged to apply this week to pay assessments in ten annual installments. Those choosing cash must settle the total amount now. Application blanks are prepared and held in Recorder Fita Gerld's office for signatures of owners and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fita Gerld
Wife seeks separation after alleged threats by husband
In 1908 Rosetta Matt of Freewater files for legal separation from Charles Matt, citing two threats to kill and a March intervention by Lulu Snyder. They married January 4, 1906 in Adams and have a five year old son, Robert. S. D. Peterson represents her. Also noted is W L Kirsten from P F Collier & Sons investigating bogus book orders by a former salesman, with trial set for January in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matt
Lulu Snyder
Rosetta Matt
Freewater
Circuit Court
Adams
Robert Matt
S. D. Peterson
Bunco
W. L. Kirsten
P. F. Collier and Sons
Portland
Kirsten
New York
Rail line fault blamed in autopsy demand for Ray Carpenter death
Dayton dispatch reports Coroner Wiltshire received telegrams from railroad officials criticizing the jury verdict on Ray Carpenter’s death and requesting an autopsy. A second telegram urged no further action. Claims arise that the railroad fails to protect its motor watchman as the car sits outdoors and engines require warm conditions to avoid poisonous fumes. Meanwhile Pendleton audiences may hear the Bistolfi Italian Orchestra in the Hotel Pendleton lobby tonight from 7 o clock, with pieces from Tannhauser and Lucia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. R. Company
Ray Carpenter
Uma- Ulla-Pendleton
Dayton
B. D. Wiltshire
Aome
Hfo
Tannhauser
Lucia
Traumeri
Darrin Divorce Suit Filed by Ozela M Darrin
Attorney D. Peterson of Milton filed for divorce on Ozela M Darrin against William Darrin this morning citing cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed in Rockton Wisconsin in 1888 and have since lived apart for about five years due to alleged maltreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesh
Cruel
D. Peterson
Milton
Ozela M. Darrin
William Darrin
Rockton
Wis
Divorce and custody fight amid Oregon prep football notes
The case outlines a husband's alleged mistreatment including anger fits cursing infidelity accusations assault and medicine withholding. The plaintiff seeks custody of her 14 year old daughter Mattie along with divorce. In sports news Pendleton High plans a December 8 basketball or football game with The Dalles High while Heppner eyes a bowl to challenge eastern Oregon title contenders and local teams chase a Portland matchup and turkey day practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie
Dalles
Pendleton
Wasco County
Heppner
Oregon
Portland
Cowboy Band Horses Back From Spokane Race
A carload of horses used as mounts by the Round-Up cowboys arrived in Spokane this morning on the Northern Pacific train, beating the riders back to the city by several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
N. P
Birthday Party A Happy Event at Echo
Echo Oregon November 28. The home of T G Smith three miles west of Echo hosted a birthday gathering for their son Guy turning thirteen. Attendees included Ardis Callison Lilly Watenburger Elaine Thompson Neva Reynolds Fay Finley Lizzie Krouse and Chas Brackenburg Lester Norman Arthur Dorn David Wigle and Guy Smith. Several locals traveled to Pendleton and Pilot Rock for rancher meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Ore
T. G. Smith
Mr. Smith
Guy
Ardis Callison Lilly Watenburger
Elnai Thompson
Neva Reynolds
Fay Finley
Lizzie Krouse
Annie Mendenhall
Pendleton
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Standard Grogery Company, Ing
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treans
Crystal
Molitor
Foda
Oo. D
Teel
Pres
Ora
John Dorn
G. I
Hurd
Teutsch & Pickers
Drummer’ Sample
Owl Tea House
Sresswel
Livengead & Co
Newsy
Vine Orchestra
Lalaleea
Canadian Pacific
Inland Empire
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Europe
I. E
M. E Malone
J. Wall
General Agt
Wall &T
Dale Rothwell
Tanscom's Jewelry Store
Boston
Hansen and
Workingmens Clothing Co
Wonder Store
Pendleton Dye Works
F. Alta
Court and Johnson Sta
Clark’s Grocery
Pendleton’s
BIG Cash Grocery
Main Street
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