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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
8
Public notice invites readers to order special Round-Up Editions postpaid, enclosing 25 cents and sending to the East Oregonian Pub. Co. Pendleton Oregon per the advertised offer.
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In Coast League action Sacramento defeated Portland 9 to 3, Fortland blanked Oakland 2 to 1, Venice beat Los Angeles 6 to 4, San Francisco won 3 to 2 over Seattle. Seattle and Tacoma each posted losses.
Calumet Michigan report states Margaret F Azekas daughter of a striking copper miner was fatally wounded when deputies clashed with a mob of strikers and sympathizers. militia dispersed the crowd.
Dolgeish pleads guilty to passing a bad check against Roy Alexander and faces sentencing tomorrow. A. Monterastrelli plans a new concrete sidewalk on Clay Street. Masonry Hall will open as a rest area during the Round-up. ER Lavalleur from Salem to photograph Round-up events. The Bitney child, once Pendleton residents, died in Milton and will be brought home for funeral tomorrow at Folsom parlors.
Chief of Police Kearney received a telegram from Wallowa stating Jack Bradley died there and asking locating his mother. It was signed Resch and Johnson. The chief has been unable to locate the woman in question. Return from vacation Mrs. William Humphrey and daughter Margaret have returned from La Ving Montana after a month with relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. Humphrey's brother M R Coe who will spend the winter here.
Secretary Moorhousa mobilized a force to prepare the pavilion for upcoming exhibits. The fair opens in a week and exhibit setup begins this week, with many reservations already received.
Hazel Walker, the pretty little cowgirl and last year's Round-up bucking champion, arrived from Vancouver B C this morning to sign up for next week's Round-up. She is accompanied by Babe Lee, another Buckarguette who will enter local contests.
A Swift Packing Co. carload of ten tons of meat arrived today from St Paul and was billed to The Penticton Round-up. A large banner on the car bore the local show’s name and date, indicating the meat was ordered to meet Round-up demands for focal merchants.
Dean Quits Pendleton team with most league hitting lead after business demands at Baker home. He returned from Walla Walla in Ritner’s car and was excused from the last week of play. The piece notes fashion bans and church ceremony dress concerns as unrelated side items.
At the park on Saturday afternoon during bucking trials Art Acord the champion bulldogger was thrown from Shake and sprained his ankle. A stranger rider after being dumped by Pin Hara tried to ride a bay horse owned by President Taylor. the blindfold remained and the horse crashed through a fence, barreling into lumber. The rider and horse suffered a bad fall with injury to the rider’s head.
A fire damaged a dwelling on Grange Street and Will Repair plans $1000 repairs. Chief John Kearney sold his 300 Wilson Street residence to Mrs Minnie Grandin and leased a new home. F E Livengood shifts, storage then Harvey residence, Mrs Livengood and Helen travel to Seattle. Mr Livengood later plans a bungalow residence.
San Francisco Sept 1 Juror William H Adams injured in a San Jose auto crash will sit in the jury box keeping the Caminetti trial on schedule for resumption. Special prosecutor Roche hinted new evidence may be presented after interviews with probation officer Sullivan and Mrs Moore about complaints tied to Diggs and Caminetti involving two Sacramento girls.
President Wilson reposes fullest confidence in Attorney General McReynolds despite renewed criticism over anti trust enforcement and pardons. The administration avoids naming officials while noting past Chief’s storms with progressives and Wall Street criticism of the justice department.
In a joint notice, His Excellency the Most Rev J Bonzano apostolic delegate and other eminent persons are announced to preside at reunion ceremonies. The message asks attendees to respect the distinguished guests by avoiding decollette gowns at any reception or function related to the reunion. Bonzano criticizes modern women's fashion as immodest, urging neat and stylish attire without the European trends. Also reports motorcycle races at Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh with top riders competing in a thirty mile endurance event followed by field and track programs.
In Pasco Washington last week Chief of Police Tom Caudle played a star part in a local wild west exhibition. He forced a lunch companion to accompany him to the backyard and teased him with a six shooter. In another stunt he shot a beer glass and opened a cash register to demonstrate marksmanship. The tale ends with the chief leaving town for a vacation amid the thrilling spectacle.
I have listed most of the best stock ranches for sale in the county. With 10 years in the stock business in Umatilla county I know the country and sales well. I can show you the best buys, including wheat and alfalfa farms, diversified farms, vacant lots, and suburban property. Talk it over with me before you buy.
On Lewis street near the Cunningham hotel a fight broke out early Sunday morning after a busy day of events. Witnesses say the mayor acted as referee and blocked Patrolman Ed Carter from arresting or separating fighters. The mayor claims he aimed to move the combatants home. Another altercation occurred earlier in the week with a participant nearly bitten. details remain sparse. City council members are angered by the handling and an investigation is planned for next Tuesday’s council meeting.
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