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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1909

Page

8

Fair Board Opens Pavilion Office for Fair Entries

The district fair office in the pavilion is now open with Miss Paralee Halley in charge assisting Secretary FitzGerald. The office looks improved, a new coat of paper and paint completes a roof replacement by Gibson & Cole. Local merchants have reserved booth space and more are urged to apply at once as space is expected to be premium this year. Existing occupiers include W. J. Clarke & Co. The Peoples Warehouse Nissen & Co. The Northwestern Gas & Electric Co. and the East Oregonian Publishing Co. Others with old space should notify the office.

Paralee Halley Gerald Judge FitzGerald Gibson & Cole W. J. Clarke & Co Peoples Warehouse Nissen & Co Northwestern Gas & Electric Company East Oregonian Publishing Company

Cherokees Reject Inauguration Flag Presentation

In Oklahoma a band of full blood Cherokee Indians at Big Tucker Springs, Cherokee county, adopt resolutions through Kee Too Wah Society declining to accept from Congressman Charles Creager the flag that flew over the White House during President Taft's inauguration. The group states the flag would be used as a political trophy and emphasizes their society is nonpolitical.

Muskgee Okla Big Tucker Springs Cherokee County Charles Creager White House Taft Creager

Salem City Ramps Up Auto Speeding Crackdown

Mayor George F. Rogers and Salem police pledge to curb speeding in the city. An order to arrest violators was issued. A warrant was issued for F. S. Stewart of Portland, agent for United Wireless Telegraph, for exceeding the speed limit. he has not yet been arrested as he is not in Salem. He will face the city recorder and pay a fine on his next visit.

George F. Rogers Salem The Statesman F. S. Stewart Portland United Wireless Telegraph Company City Recorder

Pendleton Fire Chief to Attend Pacific Coast Meeting

John Vaughan, chief of the Pendleton volunteer fire department, left last evening for Seattle for the Pacific Coast Firemen's association meeting. He expects to be away several days. Also noted are updates on local families and a league social at the M E church with no admission fee tomorrow at 8 p.m.

John Vaughan Pendeton Epworth League M. BE

Three Marriage Licenses Issued This September

Three new licenses have been issued this month. Wilfred Edmond and Addie Louise Avery, Ora W. Shigley and Jennie May Herrold, Clyde Davis and Eva Rothrock are the couples granted marriage licenses.

Cupid Wilfred Edmond Addie Louise Avery Ora W. Shigley Jennie May Herrold Clyde Davis Eva Rothrock

Still More Sportsmen License Totals

The county clerk issued licenses today bringing season totals to hunting 493 and anglers 1035. Many anglers were residents of Washington and paid a license fee of 65 dollars, so estimated revenue from fishing licenses exceeds 1500 dollars.

State Washington

Record Falls as 76 Books Taken from Library

Miss Batterson reports the one day record for book removal at the library was smashed on Saturday with 76 books checked out. Ten new patrons registered that day, surpassing the prior Saturday record of 67 books and 12 registrations. Registrations continue daily.

Smith Day honors at Seattle fair declared Mrs. N H Smith pressiest

Seattle papers say Mrs. N H Smith wife of Dr Nathan Smith and sister of Mrs Rose Campbell Mrs Joe Parkes and Mrs Dean Tatum was named pressiest married Smith woman at the fair on Smith day Last Thursday's Smith day drew hundreds of attendees with special exercises bisecting the event

Seattle N. H. Smith Nathan Smith Rose Campbell Joe Parkes Dean Tatum

Library Books and Board Terms Highlight Local Reading

The notice lists board members with term expirations: Will Moore 1912 J T Brown 1914 J R Dickson 1916 and J B Taylor 1918 James A Fee 1910. A shipment for the public library includes Hastings Dictionary of the Bible 1908 Introduction to Literature of the Bible by R G Moulton Moeller Methods in Sunday School Work by Mead and Washington Gladden Who Wrote the Bible.

Public Library Iiz C. M. Robinson J. A. Fairlie University of Michigan Will Moore J. T. Brown J. R. Dickson J. &. Taylor James A. Fee Juste Hastings R. G. Moulton Mead Washington Gladden

Circuit Court Busy With Motion Day And Detective Case

Circuit court opens with Motion Day and continues into a week focused on the famous detective case. Witnesses from across the county will be summoned, juries not required for this equity trial, and the old grand jury reconvenes as the term approaches.

Circuit Court Bill Equity Department

WILL INVESTIGATE DEATH DUE TO CAROUSAL

Buffalo N Y Sept 7 It is rumored the Erie County Grand jury may be called to investigate the mysterious death of Victor Speer after a night of revelry at a nearby automobile roadhouse. Officials fear determining whether he was murdered by jealous husbands or died by own action or accident.

Buffalo Erie County Grand Jury Victor Speer Speer

Pastime Theater Offers New Tonight Programs

New today at Pastime Theater feature the thrilling Niagara in Winter Dress and the romance How Brown Got Married. A farewell dinner scene accompanies The Hunchback and a comedy bill includes The Hungry Actor with a squire menu. Mr Frige appears in an additional engaging story.

Niagara Brown Mr. Frige

Pendleton youths head East for winter study

A party of Pendleton young people plans to leave in a few days for cities in the middle west and east to attend school during the winter. Bernice Thompson and Edna Thompson will study music in New York. Miss Mixsna Smith returns to Washington, D C for studies. Dave Hill goes to Denver to enter a dental college. Jack Vincent travels to Peoria Illinois to resume work in an optical school.

Pendleton Middle West East Bernice Edna Thompson New York Mixsna Smith Washington, D. C Dave Hill Denver Jack Vincent Peoria

Dead Woman Identified In Ann Arbor Case

Detroit reports the head and limbs of a woman found yesterday have been identified as Miss Mabel Millman of Ann Arbor Michigan. Police seek her murderer as investigators pursue the case for facts and a possible arrestee.

Detroit Mabel Millman Ann Arbor Mich

Forestry Professor Arrives at University of Idaho in Moscow

Dr C H Shad dock and family arrive from South Carolina to take charge of the new forestry department at the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho confirming faculty expansion and program establishment.

Moscow Tdaho C. H. Shaddock South Carolina University of Idaho

Mill plan for new planing unit faces distribution issues

As ta New Mill FH McMartin general superintendent for Standard Lumber Company affiliated with Pendleton lumber company was here on business connected with a proposed new planing unit. He said the firm contemplates a mill to produce doors and sashes for distribution across its Inland empire yards but several problems remain to be solved before ordering and before any distributive rights are settled.

Ta New Mill McMartin Standard Lumber Company Pendleton Lumber Company Inland Empire

One Water Commissioner Seat To Be Elected In December

The paper misstated that two water commissioners would be elected this December. J. R. Dickson, secretary of the board, says only one man, Judge James A. Fee, will be elected to fill the unexpired term of W. J. Furnieh, who resigned, making him the sole candidate amid the confusion.

T. C. Taylor J. R. Dickson James A. Fee W. J. Furnieh

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Standard Grocery Co East Court St Paralee Hatley Fair Board Winslow Bros M. Heacock Optician Pendleton Dye Works Pendleton Public Schools Pendleton Academy Tueday St. Joseph’s Academy the Handy Store Main Street Ross Carney Jon Taliman Ang Gilman Folsom McKay Creek Faye Maybelle Sullivan Haylem Owen Shuster Mamie Sullivan Long Beach California John Halley, Jr William G. Sutherland Gurdane E. T. Wade Harry Hayes John Hailey Pastime Theater Hunchback Tallman’s MT. Hood Tallman & Co Boston School of Commerce Richard Mayberry Oregon U.S. Government Snake River Valley PDAC Big Lost River Arco Idaho C. B. Hurtt Colonization Department Boise, Idaho
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