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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1910

Page

8

Peterson Poked Fun At Burgess At Pilot Rock Rally

In Pilot Rock a political rally drew about 75 residents as County Chairman Will M. Peterson mocked J N Burgess over Statement No 1 while introducing Senator C A Smith. Speakers included S Smith J W Maloney Ben F Hill Dr Monkman J Tweedy and Cecil R Wade as party supporters called the meeting very satisfactory.

Senator Smith J. N. Burgess C. A Smith Pilot Rock Will M. Peterson Burgess C. A. Barrett Peterson Mr. Burgess Smith J. W. Maloney Ben F. Hill Dr. Monkman Aeci J. Tweedy Cecil R. Wade

Ellen Terry Arrives to Begin Ninth U S Tour

New York reports Miss Ellen Terry arrives to start a nine tour of the United States, visiting San Francisco and British Columbia. She plans talks on Shakespearean heroines and scenes in costume, with behind the scenes stories from the Lyceum era. Officials may require dairymen to boil water entering milk.

New York Ellen Terry United States San Francisco British Columbia London Lyceum Miss Terry Princess’ Theatre London Charlies Kean Sir Henry Irving Lyceum Ophelia

Newsy Notes of Pendleton Features Weather and License

Official weather report notes a maximum of 62 and a minimum of 24 1 2 degrees. A marriage license was issued today to Thomas H Cochran and Florence Nessly of Freewater. An oversized auto meter on a mall automobile has drawn much attention in the city over the past few days as an advertising display.

Thomas H. Cochran Florence Nessly Freewater

Coldest Night of the Season Reported

The official thermometer registered 24 1-2 degrees above zero last night, the coldest of the season. Previously the lowest reading was 20 degrees above zero.

Suit to collect $1500 note filed against Columbia Land Co

Ralph Holte administrator of George McDonald's estate filed suit for collection of a $1500 note with interest and $150 attorney fees against the Columbia Land Company. A train of forty carloads of beef cattle moved through Pendleton this morning toward the state line for unloading and feeding, with portions loaded at Baker and others at Joseph.

Ralph Holte George McDonald Columbia, Land Company Pendleton State Line Baker Joseph

Sues to Collect Rent From Tenant in Court

An action for money was filed today by Mrs. Sibyl Clapton against Otto Reimann to collect a balance of 50 dollars on a note with interest and attorney fees and 600 dollars for the rental of a building.

Sibyl Clapton Otto Reimann

Fine Apples From Fee Ranch Display Wins Attention

A window exhibit at Standard Grocery on Court Street features Rome Beauties and Arkansas Blacks from Judge Fee farm on Wild Horse. Helix Hallowe'en Dance set for Friday night October 28 hosted by Helix Ladies of Maccabees attracts Pendleton residents.

Fee Ranch Judge Fee Farm Wild Horse Standard Grocery Company Court Street Rome Arkansas Hallowe'en Helix Helix Ladies of Maccabees Pendleton

Otto Hohback Builds Brick Addition to Court Street Bakery

Otto Hohbach plans a brick one story addition to his Court street bakery and store. The 40 by 40 foot extension will house bake ovens and a candy factory on completion.

Otto Hohbach Court Street

Destruction of long vacant Lilleth and Railroad house

The brown house at the corner of Lilleth and Railroad streets, unoccupied for years, is being torn down after land was acquired by the O R N company. In line with the company's clean up policy, the building is being removed from the premises.

Brown Lilleth Railroad Streets 0. R. & N. Company

Inquiry Opened For Kin Of Deceased Leonard Gleason

Seattle county hospital official H S Norce seeks information from friends or relatives of Leonard A Gleason who died at the county hospital in Seattle. The telegram to the police chief requests anyone knowing the deceased to communicate with the officer.

IL. A. Gleason the Police Leonard A. Gleason Seattle H. S. Norce Seattle County Hospital

Pendleton Scribe Notes Near Train Wreck and Sheep Trade

A near collision occurred between two freight trains near Pendleton with minor damage to both locomotives. Pendleton reports say the dead man had friends there. Wallowa County sheepmen Sam Liteh and Frank Chapman travel from Arlington and Pilot Rock respectively, bringing 60 Lincoln bucks and 12 head of bucks from Smythe Brothers, marking the first Lincoln sheep introduction to Wallowa.

Echo Wallowa Sam Liteh Wallowa County Pendleton Arlington Smythe Brothers Oregon Frank Chapman Pilot Rock

Pendleton Mention in Oregon Freshman Sophomore Game

The University of Oregon freshman defeated by the sophomores 19 to 0 in the annual game draws praise from the Oregon Emerald for line plunging by Shike Stoke and Breezy Barzee and for the steady play of Spider Wentworth and Muggsie Briedwell. Glen Storie, once Pendleton high school grid hero, is noted along with Barzee Lloyd Barzee who visited Pendleton. Lyman Rice also appeared in the freshman lineup at guard.

Pendleton University of Oregon Oregon Emerald Shike Stoke Barzee Spider Wentworth Muggsie Briedwell Glen Storie Lloyd Barzee Harold Warner Lyman Rice

Republicans Leave On Campaign Trip

Republican county candidates departed by auto for the southern end of the county. Attending were 8. D. Peterson for representative, County Judge Gilliland for re election, Mack Cockburn for county commissioner, Zocth Houser sheriff running as Independent after failing to secure party endorsement, George W. Bradley for treasurer, and Attorney F. Wilson of Athena who lost in the joint senator nomination. They went to Ukiah for a meeting tonight, with S S F. Wilson and D. Peterson as speakers. Tomorrow they will meet at Albee and Pilot Rock, where C. A. Barrett will join at Pilot Rock and participate in the gathering. Return to the city will follow the Pilot Rock meeting.

D. Peterson Gilliland Mack Cockburn Zocth Houser George W. Bradley F. Wilson Athena C. A. Barrett Ukiah S&s F. Wilson 3. D. Peterson Albee Pilot Rock

Tacoma Likely to Gain Census Recount After Fraud Charges

Tacoma, Washington, moved toward a probable recount after charges that 32,000 names were wrongly removed from the census. A Tacoma delegation met with Census Director Durand and Secretary Nagel, presenting population statistics and arguing the fraud claims harmed the city.

Washington Tacoma Wash Durand

French Entrants Refuse To Race Over Houses At Belmont

Belmont Park October 26 officials said the coup Internationale would be run despite French entrants protest over a course laid over houses. M Gasnier representing the Aero club of France filed a protest but Chairman McCoy refused to alter the course. McCoy noted that Curtiss won the internationale at Rheims over a course over houses.

Belmont Park M. Gasnier Aero Club of France McCoy Rheims Curtiss

Prominent Southern Politician Allan Chandler Dies

Atlanta Georgia October 26 Former Governor Allan Chandler a long time public figure dies in the city this morning. He gained wide renown over fifty years serving as governor once and as a congressman.

Atlanta Allan Chandler

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Standard Grocery Co. Inc Framk O'Gara Pres Berard O'Gara Sec Treas East Court Street PILOT U. S Pendleton Dye Works East Alta Newsy Ingram’s Grocery of Police Roosevelt Boston Vogue Park Vogue Millinery Bud Fisher S. F. Examiner Orpheum Theatre Maelattural NEW Motion Pictures Matlock Columbia College Pendleton High School Ton, Oreg
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