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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1911

Page

8

Football Season Opens Friday With Penneton and Walla Walla

Friday afternoon marks the kickoff of football season in Round-Up Park as Penneton meets Walla Walla high schools for supremacy. Spectators will enjoy good seats for the first time in Iowa football history while Coach Lytle drills his team for a Friday scoring machine. Lee Drake reports his sister, Mrs Will Ingram, is seriously ill.

Penneton Walla Walla Spectagore Lytle Garden Cry Gads Lee D. Drake Mr. Hood Mrs Will Ingram

Hatpin attack leads to arrest in Philadelphia theater

Lillian Heinold of Abington Pa jabbed Seigel of South Street with a hatpin during a moving picture in Market Street. Seigel was arrested by Reserve Policeman Brandfinger on the charge of annoying her, held on $500 bail for trial. Local ad offers Montana grain land for sale at $20 to $50 per acre with adjudicated water rights and first-year payments.

Philadelphia Heerman Seigel South Street Third Lillian Heinold Abington Market Street Miss Heinold Seigel Brandfinger Montana Northwest Tubs Portland Helena U. Bax Dillon Mont

Robber Tells Queer Yarn About Local Color

San Francisco charged robber Ferdinand Day admitted to police he staged highway robbery for a magazine story on the Footpad and His Ways. He said he needed local color to describe incidents and confessed to holding up Percy Sout and Miss Edith Thornton at Duboce Avenue and Market Street and taking 6 cents. Arrest followed at Mission and Twelfth streets.

Pevrdinand Day San Francisco Califf Ferdinand Day Tay Percy Sout Edith Thornton Duboce Avenue Market Street Stout Mission Twelfth Streets

Good Position in Wireless Telegraphy for Ambitious Youth

Ambitious young men and ladies can find good positions in wireless or railway telegraphy as hour laws take effect and wireless stations expand nationwide. Beginners earn $70 to $90 monthly with advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon, supervised by railroad and wireless officials, places all graduates. Write them for full details.

National Telegraph Institute of Portland Ore

Saint Luke's Day Services at Church of the Redeemer

Saint Luke's Day services are set for tomorrow at 10 a m at the Church of the Redeemer. The county board of equalization is hearing few tax complaints, signaling satisfied Umatilla County taxpayers. Deeds recorded show Nora Ford selling twelve acres east of Freewater to Sam Sample for 6000 dollars and Gustavius Sprague selling 100 acres west of Freewater to Kyle McDaniel for 3500 dollars. Calgary booster Jonathan Johnson reports Alberta farmers harvested bumper crops. Leslie's Weekly Round-Up photos feature Pendleton, boosting local pride in a worldwide read magazine.

Church of the Redeemer County Board of Equalization Umatilla County Nora Ford Sam Sample Freewater Gustavius Sprague Kyle McDaniel Calgary Jonathan Johnson C. P. R. Railway Chicago Alberta Leslie's Weekly Miarcell Pendleton

Narcisse McKay Arrested After Round-Up Outburst

Narcisse McKay renowned Indian buckaroo who placed four notable showing at the Round-Up was arrested last night for drunkenness and forfeited a $5 bail this morning. William Switzler another Indian was picked up for a similar offense and jailed three days. Boston Restaurant Sold Jack Ryan bid in the Boston restaurant at sheriff Blakeley's sale, total $877.70, $400 above the claims fee, after a Greek proprietor fled with receipts during the Round-Up.

Narcisse McKay Buckaroo William Switzler Boston Jack Ryan Walter Blakeley

County Court Adjourned Session on Stanfield Drainage Dist

The county court holds an adjourned session today to reconsider the report on assessments for the Stanfield drainage district. In a few days a notice will announce a board of equalization sitting on Friday November 3 to consider complaints.

Stanfield Board of Equalization

Berger Still Pitches Championship Ball for Pendleton

Joe Berger, Pendleton’s premier pitcher, continued his form by beating a Portland team 8 to 1. He dominated on the mound and drove in two runs with a double and triple, as Prineville sports brought him in for the game last Friday in Inland town.

Sewer Extension Reaches Pen Dicon Outlet Milestone

Mayor HB J Murphy announced that water was turned into the sewer extension at 6 oclock last evening. The move fulfills the citys pledge to the state that the Pen dicon Sewer system outlet would extend below the asylum site.

HB. J. Murphy Pendicon Asylum

Two Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Ledger

A license issued yesterday afternoon to Leu F. Cullings of The Dalles and Eva Prayne of Pendleton led to a marriage at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. N Evang officiating. Another license was issued today to Henry Collins and Bertha Alexander, both of this city, with a ceremony planned for this evening.

Leu F. Cullings The Dalles Eva Prayne Pendleton Methodist Rev. N. Evang Henry Collins Bertha Alexander

Umatilla to Enact Fire Limits Ordinance

Attorney Frederick Steinar announces an ordinance establishing fire limits for Umatilla, the railroad town. New brick buildings have awakened residents to safeguard the business section.

Umatilla Frederick Steinar Umatila

Sleeping Car Miramon Damaged In Yard Collision

A Pullman standard sleeper Miramon was rammed and badly battered amidships while on a sidetrack in the O W B N yard. The damage occurred when a box car collided with the sleeper after a train was standing on the sidetrack due to a mistaken action by a railroad worker.

Miramon Gibbon Iast Tralhman

Hunting Parties Return With Goose Bag at Prospect Farm

Local Nimrods journey to fields as J. J. Hamley Dan Bowman and John Hamley return from Prospect farm after bagging 32 geese yesterday. A second party Dr H S Garfield Earl Long and Bert Livermore depart for LaZinks ranch hoping for luck.

J. J. Hamley Dan Bowman John Hamley Prospect Farm Dr. H. S Garfield Earl Long Bert Livermore LaZinks Ranch

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIM

A patent remedy promises to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromide and quinine. Druggists refund money if it fails. E W Grove’s signature appears on each box.

E. W. Grove

Quote on courage and perseverance by warning against complacency

A compact adage stresses that refusing to challenge powerful figures leads to being overwhelmed. It urges active stance, personal resolve, and readiness to confront strength rather than submit to it.

Nottingham Wreck Crew Rescued Off Oregon Coast

The Globe reports the schooner Nottingham from Westport Washington, bound for Calice with lumber, was dismasted off the Oregon coast in a fierce gale. Captain A W Svenson and 11 crew clung to rigging without food until rescued by the schooner David Evans. The ship drifted helplessly, food in hold unreachable, crew exposed and cooled.

Seattle Globe Navigation Company Nottingham Westport Wash Calice Oregon Coast A. W. Svenson David Evans Nottinghil Oregon Coymuda Melbourne

Dog’s protest ends whistle soriering in Denver

A Denver cocker spaniel named Thanatopsis sparked a social reform campaign after protesting locomotive whistles at night. The dog’s owner, a wealthy ex-politician, pressed the Fire and Police Board, prompting railroad officials to pledge whistles only when necessary.

Denver James FR. Noland Fire and Police Board Thanatopsis Thinutopste Denverlte Noland

Wild Dove Escorts Bishop to Alter Dedication in Spokane

Very Rev Edward J ODea bishop of Nesqually led a procession of visiting bishops to dedicate St Aloysius Catholic church in Spokane Washington on Columbus Day. A wild dove circled the bishop then sought shelter in rafters during the ceremony. The new edifice cost 180000 and measures 190 by 110 feet with two 144 foot spires and seating for 1350.

Spokane Wash Edward J. O'Dea Nesqually St. Aloysius Catholic Church Pather P. J. Arthurs Province of California O'Dea James A. Rockcliffe Gongaga College College Hall Bishop O'Dea Father Arthurs

Forgery Suspects Arrested in New Haven

In Pendleton detectives report arrests of two men in New Haven for forgery. They were brought here to answer charges. A Pendleton rooming house with 22 furnished rooms is advertised for sale by Teutsch & Bickers. Call Math 65 for details.

New Haven Pendleton Bargais Teutsch & Bickers

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