Pendleton Notes and Local Property Purchase
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report 5S. W. Wattenburger of Heppner has bought the Hanna ranch in Riverside from Hope Bros and plans to move in and make it his home. Will Kupers sues J. P. Dullwo for $101.15 and interest on two notes. James A. Feels represents the plaintiff. The Masonic hall will be opened to visitors for the fair and Round-up, with lodge rooms available as a rest area and meals possibly served in the kitchen and banquet room. No grand jury report had been issued by 8 pm, but one is expected by tomorrow morning. the Columbia George murder case, Timot squaw, is under consideration this afternoon based on the witnesses called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wattenburger
Heppner
Hope Bros
Hanna
Riverside
Will Kupers
J. P. Dullwo
James A. Feels
Wis
Masonic Hall
Columbia George
Timot
Squaw
Will Enter Round-up Relays and Grand Fair Entries
Will Have Relay String James Blakely a noted Wal lowa county stockman arrived yesterday to seek a rider for both the La Grande fair and the Round-up relay races. The La Grande fair starts tomorrow and runs all week. Bishops Were Prize Takers Little Robert Bishop son of Chauncey and Mrs Bishop won the grand boys prize in the state fair baby show. Henrietta Bishop, his cousin, is related to the Bishop brothers of the local woolen mill. Robert Bishop, champion of the boys Eugenic contest, has visited here before and is nephew to C. M. and Roy T. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blakely
Wallowa County
Bishops
Little Robert Bishop
Henrietta Bishop
Bishop Brothers
Robert Bishop
Chauncey Bishop
C. M
Roy T. Bishop
Woodmen Plan Walla Walla Day Excursion Parade
J F Hoyt Woodmen district manager visits the city to organize a W O W day at the Walla Walla fair. September 18 named as W O W Day and Pendleton Round-Up Day with many local choppers expected to join a 7 am excursion through Adams Athena Weston Milton to reach Walla Walla for the parade participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton Students Head to Northwest Colleges
A group of Pendleton youths have already departed to reenter colleges across the northwest. Clyde Hampton and Miss Claire Ra ley are bound for the University of Oregon in Eugene, both graduates of last year. Chester Fee and Miss Katherine Stanfield of the 1912 class will also attend Oregon, with Clayton Strain Leo Haw and Carl Eaton joining. Ly man Riese and Irwin Brooks start their third year at the state university and Hawley Hean Glen Storie will leave soon. Tom Boylen will wait until after the roundup to resume at Oregon. Arthur Jordan heads for Corvallis while Cress Sturgis and Richard Devine plan to return to the University of Washington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Northwest
Clyde Hampton
Claire Raley
Eugene
University of Oregon
Oregon
Chester Fee
Katherine Stanfield
Clayton Strain
Leo Haw
Carl Eaton
Oregon Agricultural College
Lyman Riese
Irwin Brooks
The
State University
Hawley Hean
Glen Storie
Tom Boylen
Arthur Jordan
Corvallis
Cress Sturgis
Richard Devine
University of Washington
Bank treasurer admits theft in New Bedford case
Ed guar Lord, treasurer of the New Bedford Co operative Bank and the Acushnet Co operative Bank, admitted stealing about 20 000 from each, totaling 40 000 alleged. A hearing was granted and proceedings likely to continue, banks suspended for 90 days with no loss to shareholders or depositors, only a shrinkage in profit accounts. Officials estimate actual cash loss not to exceed 25 000, part of the 40 000 having been paid quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Edguar Lord
New Bedford Co-operative Bank
Acushnet Co-operative Bank
Wilson May Follow In Roosevelt's Western Wake
New York reports Gov. Wilson may follow Col. Roosevelt on a western trip. The plan suggests a trip after the Sioux City tour set for September 17 and may occur in a subsequent journey rather than the initial departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Roosevelt
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Sioux City
Neher Trials with Cleveland A L Next Year
Jimmy Neher of the Celeron team, who has pitched winning ball in the vicinity this season, reports to the Cleveland American League club today for a potential next year payday. He has also received offers from the Buffalo International League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neher
Sharon Pa
Jimmy Neher
Celeron
Cleveland
Buffalo International League
Local manager to attend Northwest Electric Light and Power meeting
Dr. F W Vincent Pacific Power and Light Co local manager departs for Portland to attend the Northwest Electric Light and Power meeting representing gas and electric interests in Oregon Washington and Idaho. J Davidson vice president and general manager heads the association with a program on irrigation rural power duties public service commissions central station service and rate justification among editors and managers from multiple utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Vincent
Pacific Power & Light Co
Portland
Northwest Electric Light and Power Disposition
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
J. &. Davidson
Pacific Power & Light Company
George C. Arrowsmith
Arthur Gunn
Wenatches
Wenatchee Valley Gas & Electric Company
Colonel C. BE
Wood
Multnomah County
Public Service Commissions
Franklin T. Griffith
Assoviate
L. B. Faulkner
Alympia
Frank T. Post
Spokane
A. F. Douglas
Northwest
Byllesby Properties
M. D. Spencer
Everett
A. C McMicken
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Lewh A. Lewis
Washington Waller Power Company
O. V. Snyder
Seattle
Puget Sound Railway, Light & Power Company
M. C. Osborn
Washington Water Power Company
H. D. Gates
Hillsboro
Ore
Electric Properties
H. T. Kingman
North Yakima
Pacific Power &Light Company
Stacey Hamilton
Porthand Rathway
F. Shaw Baker
Butte
Butte Electric & Power Company
D. Vv. Barnes
Propertice Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Motorcycle daredevil falls into Newark crowd killing six
Eddie His of Waco Texas, holder of several world records for motorcycle stunts, plunged over the Newark motordrome course while racing a four mile free for all. Six people died, including His, and thirteen others were badly injured. two dead were identified as Hasha and Johnny Albright, with four others as youths among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Eddie Hishe
Waco Texas
Hasha
Johnny Albright
Denver
Horsand
Wenebers
Debs Attacks Roosevelt Taft in Warren Park Speech
Eugene V. Debs denounces Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft in a large Warren Park gathering in Bisbee Arizona. He accuses Roosevelt of feigning friendliness for photos with press agents and labels his "roughneck philosophy" while urging support for woman suffrage on the Arizona ballot in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
Sept
Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
Warren Park
Debs
Taft
Wilson
Arizona
Attempt to Wreck 80 Pacific Express Near Gervais
An Oregon and California Express of the Southern Pacific narrowly avoided disaster near Gervais Oregon after a track walker found 27 sticks of dynamite tied to a fuse on the track. The explosives failed to detonate as the train passed. Detectives continued an all day search for the alleged miscreants with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon and Californian Express
Southern Pacific Ayystem
Gervais
Thin City
United Spanish War Veterans Hold National Encampment in Atlantic City
The United Spanish War Veterans opened their national encampment in Atlantic City New Jersey and will remain in session through Saturday. It is described as one of the largest meetings in the organization’s history with Governor Wilson set to attend tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
Mae Clark seeks marriage in cage of wild beasts for pay
In San Francisco and Oakland Mae Clark, 25, unemployed, offers to wed a willing man inside a cage with a leopard and a puma at Thorn Park to earn 50, dollars, hoping an American, honest brunette husband will apply. She and two orphaned sisters seek work after their father’s Denver death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Clark
San Francisco
Oakland
Dora Park
Misa Clark
Thorn Park
Fark
Miss Clark
San Pablo Avenue
Denver
New 2 Cent Pan American Exposition Stamp Approved
San Francisco 1915 announces a new 2 to 6 cent commemorative stamp for the Panama Pacific Exposition. Approved by Postmaster General Hitchcock, the stamp features the Panama Canal locks with ships, palm trees, and Isthmian hills, bearing U. S. postage and the caption San Francisco 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wishington
Hitchcock
Gatum
Paname Canal
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First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
American National Bank
Golden Rule
Newsy
Var College
Central Station
B. Caldwell
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
D. F. Meiee
Paelfly Power & Light Company
E. Quinan
Sceattle
Tiger Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Victor Greikser
Washington Waiter Power Companys
Sin
Colonel Roosevelt
Pacific Express
Cowboys
Workingmens Clothing Co
Gil
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Kryptok Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
TIE Jeweler
Association
D. R. Chen
Be, Webb St
China
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