Round-Up visitors feed by church and hotel plan
Churches 10 feed round up visitors as hotels and eateries prepare on uniform rates. Christian, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Episcopal groups will serve meals. W. G. Bogart gets lunch concession in Round-Up Park. Room rates capped at 2 dollars for double beds, 1.50 for singles, 1 for shared rooms, daily noon cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accomodation
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Baptist Church
Alta Street
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Hehbach Bakeries
Main
Court Street
W. G. Bogart
Palace Lodging House
Birch and Maay settlers win victory
Attorneys and spectators in the local court declared the proceedings among the most interesting. Commissioner Cochran questioned the United States as a party to assault while Dan Shaw, W R Yalpols Jr, and bondholders’ representatives observed the legal battle involving the Water Users' association and Western Land & Irrigation company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thian
Cochran
United States of America
Asult
Dan Shaw
Water Users’ Association of Birth
McKay Creeks
W. R.yalpols, Jr
Oregon Land & Water Company
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Pendleton News Notes Highlight Local Injuries and Projects
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Mrs. William Davidson hospitalized after a hip injury from a fall near Vinevere. A Stanfield drainage district crew including P Strain and Geary Kimbrell appraises damanges and district benefits. Court records show four men, XS Mullahill, Charles Joplin, A H Robinson and C Davis, pleading guilty to drunkeness. Local contractor L Dunlap returns from Yoakum with two modern school buildings. East Oregonian notes reception of cling peaches from J A Mills of Wallula.
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William Davidson
Vinevere
McKinney
P. Strain
Geary Kimbrell
Mer
Reeves of
Stanfield
Gerald
XS. Mullahill
Charles Joplin
A. H. Robinson
C. Davis
Frst
L. Dunlap
Yoakum
Schoo
J. E. Smith
Nolte Ranch
Special Car Tere Guests In Pendleton Over Night
J B Stack assistant general manager of the W R N company traveled to Pendleton with J T Myers car service manager and Sam Herron Pacific Fruit Express manager. Deputy Game Warden Averill met with W R Walpole to plan blasting pools to help fish mount the dam at Irrigon. Rike family to hold special night at Morrow-Uma lila fair featuring a pond duck toss for nonparticipants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stack
W. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
Mr. Stack
J.T. Myers
Sam Herron
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Mount
Dar
E. F. Averill
Irrigon
W. R. Walpole
Tish
Wil Have Exhibit at Pendleton Fair
Wil Have Exhibit plans a grand display at the Pendleton annual fair this month. Secretary Pitt Gerald is pleased by the announcement and has urged each town in the two counties to be represented at the event. The visitor, W. R. Walpole, a prominent I[r tigen resident and businessman, announced the intent to showcase local products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig
W. R. Walpole
Pendleton
Secmtary
Pitt Gerald le
Livestock Judge Named for Comenity District Fair
Professor E Potter of Oregon Agricultural College will judge the livestock exhibit at the Comenity district fair. He is new to the state and regarded as capable and disinterested, a choice the board believes will boost the exhibit’s success this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College Department of Animes Husbandry
Porter
Baker Commercial Club Seeks Delay on Freight Hearing
Acting for the local commercial use President Smythe and Secretary Jack Keefe joined the Baker Commercial club to ask postponement of the Salem freight hearing planned for later this month. The group will conduct further work before any position is taken, and the club will not cooperate with Bakerlies or local members pending deeper investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe
Jack Keefe
Baker Commercial Club
Salem
Clthes
Incl
Bakerlies
Looal
James Crawford Sells Home To Marlon Jack For 4000
James Crawford a well known local resident and retired harness dealer has sold his Jackson street residence to Marlon Jack for 4000. Jack plans to take possession within weeks and use the house as a winter retreat while the Crawford family moves to rooms in the Smith Crawford building. Mrs Crawford is an owner. The Crawford family, longtime residents, may relocate to Portland in the future after 18 years at the Jackson street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crawford
Posable Jackson
Marlon Jack
Mp Jack
Crawford
Smith-Crawford
Whivy
Portland
City
Jackson Street
Judges for Fair Announced at Morrow-Umatilla Fair
Secretary FitzGerald announces two exhibit judges for the Morrow Umatilla county fair this month Prof E L Potter of Oregon Agricultural College will judge livestock and is regarded as an authority on animal industry R D Allen director of the Hermiston experiment station will judge fruit and vegetables and is highly qualified Poultry judge selection expected in a few days for the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FitzGerald
Morrow-Umatilla
E. L. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College
R. D. Allen
Hermiston
Pendleton Visit Promotes Rescue Society Work
J Hazelton of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society and secretary of the Commons Prison League of Portland arrived in Pendleton and will address the Methodist church tomorrow morning. He notes the need for many reform institutions and aims to explain their work and how locals can help. He recently traveled from Plantington calling it the worst town for immorality he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hazelton
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society
Commons Prison League of
Portland
City
Pendleton
Methodist Church
Hazelton
Tlantington
Committee Meeting Called by Oregon Good Roads Chair
Andrew C. Smith of Portland as chairman of the state good roads committee calls a meeting in Portland September 12 and 13 at the Portland Commercial Club convention hall. Leon Cohen of Umatilla county receives notice. Governor West and highway supporters push action while data from the Oregon Association for Highway Improvement will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Association For Highway Improvement
Curtiss Aviator Frisbie Killed in Norton Fall
Norton Kansas September 2 J F F Frisbie the Curtiss aviator was killed in a fall at the Norton county Western day event. He had a previous accident yesterday and took to the air again only after taunts and jeers from the crowd. Frisbie plunged about 100 feet as engine and machine crushed his left side and chest dying an hour later.
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Norton Kas
J. F. F. Frisbie
Norton County
Frisbie
Hotel proprietor Kruse disappears from Portland hotels
Theodors Kruse, proprietor of two Portland hotels and a scale business, vanished Monday August 21. He had no financial worries and had telegraphed his wife from Seattle that he planned to return soon after saying singers would join him. Telegraph authenticity remains in doubt.
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Portland
Ore
Theodors Kruse
Kruse
Seattle
Francisco Wreck Traps Passengers Near Negros Island
The steamer Francisco floundered on the north side of Negros today. Thirteen passengers and four crew members are missing. Believed lost are Mr Kepler and his two children, of a Swiss planter family in Negros. Eight passengers were rescued and taken to Helto on Pangy Island. No record of the Francisco exists in available shipping registers.
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Francisco
Manila
Island of
Negros
Arre
Kepler
Helto
Isle of Pangy
Guilty Plea in Grand Rapids Murder Case
Walter Hopper of Holland Michigan pleaded guilty to the murder of Grace Lyons of Grand Rapids. He threw her overboard from the steamer Puritan in Lake Michigan and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Hopper favored the death penalty either by hanging or by self-destruction in the lake beside the girl he loved.
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Holland, Mich
Walter Hopper
Grace Lyons
Grand Rapide
Lake Michigan
Hopper
Wrestlers Ready for Big Chicago Exhibition Monday
Chicago Sept 2 With both wrestlers declaring peak condition and promising no excuses if whipped, Goteh and Hackensehrmidt pledge the best wrestling exhibition ever seen in the country on Monday. Goteh listed 3 to 5 favorite while Hack's backers seek 2 to 1 odds.
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Chicago
Goteh
Hackensehrmidt
Hack
Mortgage Foreclosure Bid on Link Property by Bank
Col J H Staley representing the American National Bank filed a sheriffs sale for the L T Link property to satisfy a mortgage. The bid announced after noon totaled 980.55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. H. Staley
American National Bank
L. T. Link
Merry-go-round Setup at Fair Grounds
Workmen today set up a merry go round opposite the fair pavilion near the Bowman hotel. The concession belongs to A J Dressler who already holds a fair concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
A. J. Dressler
Makes Good Showing in New York Postal Savings Banks
New York reports the first month of postal savings banks showing deposits totaling 109900 dollars. The report highlights strong public uptake and indicates growing trust in the federal savings program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Postal Savings Banks
Woman climbs fence to catch train in Tarrytown
A well dressed middle aged woman with packages leaped a fence and ran down the tracks to reach the 3.06 train at the station in Tarrytown. Doorman Remson Anthony told her the train did not go to New York and advised her to use the bridge.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
New York
Remson Anthony
Anthony
Brave Woman Climbs Fence to Catch Train at Station
The woman drops her bundles, climbs a fence route, and receives a cheering reception as Anthony returns her dropped packages. The conductor halts the train to reward her bold effort, and she asks if she did it gracefully, receiving praise for her speed and courage from onlookers.
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Anthony
Dreaming child lights match causes closet fire in Chester
A little girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs George McGovern of Chester Pennsylvania, in a sleepy state lit a match and set fire to clothing in a closet. About 50 dollars worth of garments burned. The child suffered burns to her hands and face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
George McGovern
Marty
Police Protection For Pendleton Round Up
Police protection for Pendleton Round Up will be stationed in Byers Grove to guard the campers property and ensure safety during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Byers’ Grove
Round-Up prepares crowd control at old academy grounds
Officers will patrol the Webb Street site under Chief Tom Gurdane with Sheriff Taylor and railroad agents aiding. Plain clothes officers from other cities will help, and directors expect to maintain peace and curb petty crime to a minimum during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Academy
Webb Street
Wallowa
Tom Gurdane
Taylor
Planos Piano Ad Persists With Local Trust
A Plano ad urges buying from a known home merchant over unknown agents. It promotes 8. W. Miller Matchless Models from Sheboygan Wisconsin as top notch and superior to trashy pianos sold by unreliable agents. The copy invites readers to see and hear the beautiful 8. W. Miller piano at the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
W. Miller
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
8. W. Miller
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Bernard O'Gara
Trvas
J. A. Temple
E. Roosevel
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Verne Waddell
Columbia Rooming House
Eian
THE
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph CO
Newsy
East Oregonian
J. A. Mills
Wallula
Thresher
Mills
Baker
Boston
Satis Phyed
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
Man
Jesse
Pendleton, Ore
L.ceing WO Chinese Medicine CO
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