Round-up crowd and local travels noted around Pendleton
A string of personal notices lists Nat Kimball heading to Portland, William Roesch on a Pilot Rock trip, Dude Farrel back in Walla Walla, and several Garden City locals touring Pendleton. Other names include H. M. Cockburn in Milton for county court, R. Alexander visiting Hermiston, and Mrs. F. Jacobucccil en route to Seattle. An unrelated long excerpt discusses red hair genetics and marriage patterns from the San Francisco Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude Farrel
Walla Walla
Willian Swash
Pendleton
Wiliam Stusher
Norvell
Hells
N. P
Portland
R. H. Wilcox
Pilot Reck Junction
Sim Starr
King Hill
Idaho
Helix
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
R. Alexander
Hermiston
KE. P. Dodd
FT. Jacobucccil
Davenport
Engare Gothier
Miortover
San Francisco Examiner
Why Redheads Do Not Intermarry Causes of Love
A historical note argues that redheads avoid intermarrying due to supposed causal factors behind attraction. The piece sketches early theories on romantic pairing and social norms, presenting a curious, dated view of heredity and marriage practices.
No Fish Survive Deep Ocean Depths Says Expert
Sir John Murray, expert on oceanography, reports deepest sea zones are pitch dark and silent. Only two tiny fish species found below a mile and a quarter, with many strata preventing movement between layers. Bottom fish burst when brought to surface. higher layer fish entangle and drown. The sea’s depths show a stark desert, unlike mountainous land above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murry
San Frantisco Examiner
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights Webb Street Work
Webb street paving prep begins as Warren Construction drills and excavates gravel bitulithle from Main to Cosble. Pendleton guest John Milk, 87, travels from Cheney to renew old ties, recalling 1878 Tachins incident. Police court returns to normal. one offender, Harry Moorhouse, sentenced four days for drunkenness. Winslow property at Logan and Raley sold for 2500 to Frank Rogers. Pinkerton occupying the home and negotiations rumored for Fell property sale on Bush and Washington to Dr. Pinkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Street
Warren Construction Company
Main
Cosble Streets
John Milk
Pendleton
Cheney
Wash
Mr Mill
Poellew
Harry Moorhouse
North Side
Solio
Glenn
Jennie Winslow
Logan and
Raley Streets
Frank Rogers
Harry Pinkerton
Bush and
Washington Streets
Dr. Pinkerton
Real Estate Transfers Between Harer Shortridge The City
Real estate records show John W Harer transfers parcels to Katherine Shortridge covering lots in North Milton block 11 for 3000. Katherine Shortridge later conveys mixed fractions of the sw ¼ to John W Harer for 2000. Adam W Nye et al transfer 166 acres in section 2 township 4 range 97 to Charles Bolsaac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Harer
Katherine Shortridge
North Milton
Adam W. Nye
Charles Bolsaac
Seeton
Judge Grants Decrees Separating Four Couples
Circuit Judge G W Phelps issues decrees divorcing Zell Blanche from Harry B Blanche and Edward Baltezore from Asenath Baltezore. All parties barred from remarriage for six months. Bella Wilder restored as plaintiff's maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Phelps
Zell Blanche
Harry EB. Blanche
Edward 5. Baltezore
Asenath Baltezore
Bella Wilder
Pendleton Round-up Courtesy Noted by Editors
Secretary Keefe of the Commercial association thanks Secretary Phillip Bates of the State Editorial association for visiting editors. The Round-up is praised and Pendleton is assured journalists will be treated well. The city’s cooperation is affirmed and satisfaction expressed with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Phillip Bates
State Editorial Association
Pendleton
Cowgirl Queen Settles Suit for Her Husband’s Release
Grace Garfield Boucher known as the cowgirl queen paid the troupe claims to free her imprisoned husband Jack Boucher. The actors and actresses of her troupe withdrew the suit, and they left for Spokane this afternoon after suffering losses in the production of their drama The Cowgirl Queen during the Hound-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Garfield Boucher
Jack Boucher
Spokane
Echo Man Proves Up On Homestead Near Keho Ore
Special correspondence from Keho Oregon reports Jacob Gelsser proving up on a homestead two miles south of town with witnesses Welmst and Claude Sloan. Fire destroyed George Course residence near Stanfield. neighbor efforts saved barn and stacks valued at about 2300 dollars with 2000 dollars insured. Other local notes include new meat market on Bridge Street, travels of residents to Pendleton and Portland, and a store sale annoucement signaling retirement with drastic price cuts and limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keho
Ore
Jacob Gelssler
Hermiston
Mr Welsth
Claude Sloan
Graves
la Grande
Edwin
Henry Rethfelson
Portland
J. Frank
Robert Leonard
Spokane
J. T Hosking
H . Gillett
Phice
Goldendale
Wash
Ida Wells
Spike
Eugenie
Esther Scholl
Wm. Oliver
Yakima
Raymond Thomas
Thomas
J. G. Thomas
Fe, M. Ackey
Ogden
Utah
David McCarty
Pen- Weton
Governor West proposes student pledge to repay state
Eugene Oregon October 2. Governor West frames a plan to obtain from University of Oregon students a written pledge to repay the state for education costs after graduation. Judge Slater and possibly Judge Pipes will attend October 4 events in Willard Hall to secure signatures. The aim is not repayment of money but a duty of good citizenship and service to improve Oregon. Professor F G Young aided in shaping the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
State of
Oregon
F. G. Young
Department of Economics
Aldridge Divorce Suit Over Habitual Drunkenness Filed
Grace E. Aldridge sues Charles A. Aldridge in local court for a divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and incapacity for work. They wed in Stockton California on October 3, 1903. Their child has lived with the defendant's mother Mrs Sirah Gay for four years. Plaintiff seeks custody and permission to keep the child with her grandmother. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Pett erdon and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace E. Aldridge
Charles A. Aldridge
Stockton
Calif
Sirah Gay
Beasides
Peterdon & Wilson
Title suit to clear Pendleton lots in Raley's addition
Jessie 3. Vert as trustee sues George A Callahan and wife and James A Howard as trustee to clear title to lots 1 and 2 in Block 11 Raley's addition Pendleton. Complaint alleges defendants hold adverse interests. court asked to declare claims void. Raley & Traley represent plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Vert
George A Callahan
James A Howard
Raley
Pendleton
A. W. Kumge
Tis
Raley & Traley
Sentences for Korean Conspiracy Against Japanese Governor General
One hundred twenty five Korean prisoners were sentenced for conspiracy against Governor General Count Terauchi in Seoul. Baron Yun Chi Ho and other prominent defendants received ten year terms while others faced varying punishments. nine were released. American missionaries were named in the case, drawing global attention. Some defendants, mostly Christian converts, confessed under torture but later recanted claiming coercion. The Japanese and Korean authorities denied any missionary involvement and continued to support missionary work in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Count Terauchi
Yun Chi Ho
Labora
A Plea That Won The Jury From Crittenden’s Legacy
A Kangas City Star reprint recalls John J. Crittenden defending a murderer with a famed plea. He argues mercy over stern justice, invoking a mythic trio of virtues. The tale ends with God making man to act mercifully toward his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Crittenden
Kentucky
Crittenden
Mercy
Kangas City
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted for Children
If you have young children you have perhaps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most common ailment. To correct this you will find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy and pleasant to take, and mild and gentle in effect. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Dealera
Silver Ten Tonight Hosts For Presbyterian Benefit
Mrs RK Raymond and Mrs Thomas Thompson host a silver ten tonight at Water street home to benefit the Presbyterian church A musical program features Lula Grandberry and Joy Williams from Whitman Conservatory of Music with items including Zunlan Lullaby Sunrise Call and My Ain Folk The event begins at 8 30 PM and admission is free with a silver offering invited Pendleton residents are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Raymond
Thomas Thompson
Water Street
Presbyterian Church
Lula Grandberry
Whitman Conservatory of Music
Joy Williams
Pendleton
Zunlan
Carlos Troyer
Lehman
Carrie J. Bond
Hammond
Schumann
Foote
Lach Lomond
Dr Jordan resigns Stanford presidency for peace work
Dr David Starr Jordan resigns as Stanford University president to devote the rest of his life to international peace. He has led the university since its opening in 1892, with the resignation announced on the campus in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Calif
David Starr Jordan
Stanford
Jordans
A man learns his ignorance about women through marriage
A succinct reflection asserts that marriage reveals a husband’s gaps in understanding of a partner, suggesting examination of personal assumptions and growth through shared life. The statement frames marriage as a revealing test rather than a celebration.
For Sale Wheat Land Tracts in Oregon
Sile or Rent. Wheat land in tracts of 220 to 2000 acres. Terms to suit buyer. Address W. S. Smith, lone, Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Smith
Lone, Ore
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Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
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Echo Man
Homestead
Sharon & Eddings
Merriman
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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