Newsy Notes of Pendleton Relays and Local Sales
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Jamea Blakely, a Wallowa County stockman and brother of W M and Joe Blakely, arrived with relay horses for Round-up contests. Milton Lots Sold references property transfers, while the Livestock Board plans a September meeting in Geton on the 12th and 13th per Dr W H Lytle, state veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea Blakely
Wallowa County
W. M
Joe Blakely
State Livestock Colllery Board
Pen- Geton
W. H. Lytle
Adams man returns from Washington health stay
Carlstrom of Adams was in town en route home from six weeks at the Carson and St. Martin springs in Washington for stomach trouble treatment. He reports much improvement in his health.
Round-up week brings famed ropers to Pendleton
Jane Bernoudy arrives with clever tricks and roping skill to perform before Round-up crowds in Pendleton. Chester Buyers, champion trick roper, reaches the city as a featured act. The city hall rest room has been repainted by Mrs C F Colen worthy for visiting ladies during the Round-up. Baby show secretary Lee Moorhouse announces the annual event will be held Wednesday at 3 pm in the pavilion with judges inspecting infants.
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Jane Bernoudy
Trick
Arizona
Pendleton
Chester Buyers
Park Closure and Frontier Show Changes at Local Fair
Park will be closed to visitors on Tuesday and Wednesday afterbow end none but contestants will be allowed Inside. The fair will close on Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons, giving way to the Round-up and the directors of the frontier show have decided not to present any free shows which will conflict with the fall. The announcement was made this morning by Director L. G. Frazier. Equalization Board Meets: The county board of equalization is holding a meeting in the county commissioners' room at the courthouse for the purpose of considering complaints against the assessments made Against property. Vocalists at Bair: In addition to the regular band certs at the fair pavilion during the afternoon and evenings, the directors have also arranged to present some of the leading vocalists of the city. Among them will be Mia, Carl Power, soprano, and Walter Rose, tenor.
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Up Park
L. G. Frazier
Equalization Board
County Board of Equalization
County Commissioners
Court House
Bair
Fair Pavilion
Mia
Carl Power
Walter Rose
Demurrer Arguments In Pendleton Indictment Case Lauri Alexander
Attorney Homer Watts for the defendant and District Attorney Fred Steiner for the state argue a demurrer to the indictment against Lauri Alexander an allottee charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Desk sergeants appointed Hailey and Beam will serve at police during fair and Round-up week. Chief Kearney adds ten extra officers with total of 135 on duty by Thursday to safeguard citizens and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer, Watts
Fred Steiner
Lauri Alexander
John Hailey, Jr
John Beam
John Kearney
Hailey
Kearney
Pendleton
Pendleton's New Theatre Sets High Standards for City
Pendleton's new theatre in Pendletoning reads as a prideful showcase of design and modern comforts. Manager Oliphant pledges honest show business with clean offerings and personal scrutiny, promising value and top equipment, from ventilation to opera chairs, for the public.
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Adv
Draft of Portion of New Charter Completed
Draft describes requiring estimates of work and cost, parcels to be benefited, and each parcel's share of costs. It outlines filing plans with the board of commissioners and criteria for approval, determination of district boundaries, and finality of the commissioners' actions regarding improvement and assessment district creation.
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Board of Commissionera
Board of Commissioners
Awan Prizes For Best Parking Regulation Announced
The Isdies of the Civic clubs announce they will appoint judges soon after the Round-up to select winners of prizes offered for best kept parking in the city. Five dollars is awarded for the best block of parking and two dollars and a half for the best individual parking.
Separator Lost by Fire on Cooley Wheat Ranch
A separator on the wheat ranch of A Rh Cooley was destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Loss estimated between 2000 and 2500 dollars. Cause unknown. crew dining when they saw the machine in flames. Insurance carried with Moorhouse. Ranch located about seven miles east of the reservation.
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Cooley
Fine Display and Round-Up Plans at local fairs
Pendleton Woolen Mills showcase robes couch covers blankets and hats with small scale manufacturing planned this week. A panoramic official Round-up photo will be taken by Mr Sheeler from California and displayed daily by Schubert Taylor Clothing Co. and J J Woduege. Julia Walker known as Red Wings, recently jailed for horse stealing, will be paroled by Circuit Judge Phelps tomorrow and placed on the morning train home to the John Day country. Custodian A S Quant of Albee to oversee parole conditions and monthly court reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Rilota
Mr. Sheeler
California
Schubert-Taylor Clothing Co
J J. Woduege
Ralph Folsom
Mark Patton
Red Wings
Julia Walker
Phelps
John Day Country
A. S. Quant of Albee
Resignations Stir School Faculty Changes
Several teachers resign from upcoming term roles. Miss Lula George, Washington school principal, leaves for Portland and awaits replacement. Miss Angela Schroeder resigns to live in Portland. Miss Irene Millhollen of Long Beach chosen to teach seventh grade. Miss Fannie Good aft of Corvallis to succeed Miss Mona Neagle in fifth grade. Miss Marion Love of Lincoln chosen as high school commercial instructor. Miss Cora Hamilton from Des Moines elected to fill the seventh grade vacancy. Findings include new hires to fill vacancies at Lincoln and Washington schools. Found: park closure noted for Umatilla county fair pavilion use.
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Lula George
Washington School
Portland
Angela Schroeder
Lincoln School
Iive
Irene Millhollen
Long Beach
California
Misas Mary Maclay
Washington
Cora Hamilton
Des Moines
Iowa
Fannié Goodaf
Corvallis
Mona Neagle
Neagle
Marion Love
Lincoln
Nebareka
Local Party Completes 700 Mile Central Oregon Auto Tour
Mr and Mrs Mel Shutrum return home after a 700 mile trip from Lehman Springs to Crater Lake with Roy and Merton Shutrum and F M Hall. They found fishing poor due to melting snow enlarging river flows, drove 725 miles in under 24 hours, and faced a strenu ous but pleasant journey through Crater Lake country and Metolius region.
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Oregon
Mel Shutrum
Roy Shutrum
Merton Shutrum
Portland
Lef
Prineville
Pendleton
F. M. Hall of
Redmond
Rve
Suits Over Pipe Line Cleared Up
The condemnation proceedings in the city water works case involving 23 Indian allotments were concluded Saturday evening. A pretrial stipulation limited issues to actual damages from laying the pipe line with future damages to be paid when they arise, reducing verdicts to small amounts as main damages were minimal. Attorneys Charles H. Carter and Stephen A. Lowell appeared for the water board and Indian defendants, with Assistant US District Attorney Rankin assisting. Some cases remain, largely involving absent or infant defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Carter
Water Board
Us& District
Rankin
Stephen A. Lowell
Boise Fans Demand Union Association Franchise
Boise fans voice disappointment with the Western Tri-State League as second season underwhelms. They push for Boise to join the Union Association next season, hoping to revive interest seen during Union days. Poor exhibitions and failed post season ignite calls for change.
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Bram
Tri-State
Leacue
Etletlol
Hose
Idaho
Boles
Union Association
Polse
Boise
Bolse
Decapitated Woman Found. Inquest Delayed in Hoboken Case
West Hoboken New Jersey coroner delays inquest into a decapitated young woman found last week with the lower body later recovered wrapped in a pillow sleeve embroidered with the letter A. Police and searches continue for the missing head while authorities weigh if an illegal operation occurred.
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New York
West Hoboken
N. J
King
Buckaroos Disbanded After North Yakima Trip
The Pendleton Buckaroos return home after three wins and three losses ending their Western Tri-State league season. Although they split the Yakima series, the team was formally disbanded today despite a strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Fuckaroo
North Yakima
Yakima
Pendleton
Bucks
Miss Sampson Engaged To Glen W. Ticer In Hollywood
Miss June Sampson of Portland Ore and Glen W. Ticer of Portland were reported engaged in Hollywood. The couple’s announcement noted Sampson had been visiting friends in Hollywood and was a social favorite during her stay.
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Los Angeles
June Sampson
Portland
Ore
Glen W. Ticer
Eome City
Milas Sampyon
Hollywood
Ladies Fall Coats and Suits Sale Values
New fall coats and suits offered at 22.50 to 25.00 values plus skirts at 4.00 to 5.00. Promotion features Ladies lines with fresh fall selections and a suite priced at 820.00 value for attention.
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Schloss Bros
Pendleton Braves Split With North Yakima Ending Season
Boise finished second with Walla Walla while the Braves clinched the pennant for the second half and Bucks sat fourth. Pendleton dropped a double header at North Yakima as the Osborne brothers struggled to topple the Braves. Dan Osborne debuted in the year’s last game, pitching well but short of a win. First game ended 1 to 1 and the finale 7 to 2 in five innings, not counted in the standings per President Sweet. Haworth and Peterson formed the catching duo behind the plate. Most players to stay in Pendleton for the Round-Up before homeward plans.
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Boise
Walla Walla
Braves
Bucks
Pendleton
North Yakima
Osborne Brothers
Chief Osborne
Dan Osborne
Sweet
Fann Haworth
Peterson
Tin Pendleton
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Tt. M. Phipps
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Umatilla County Fair
Pendleton's New Theatre
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Wm. Hanscom
R. LE
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Peterson and Taylor
Osborne
R. WH
E. North Yakima
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