DeVieming Not Guilty In Arson Case At Circuit Court
A. G DeVieming pleaded not guilty in circuit court today on a charge of arson in a dwelling. He is represented by Col. J. H. Raley. Walter Gi and Mia Clare Elizabeth Miller, Pendleton residents, received a license to wed and were married here Saturday afternoon. Attorney Wi M. Peterson was awarded a judgment of 167. together with 25 attorney's fees against FLW Stunts The case was decided by default. Dedike Bret Sue for Harvest Pay Geet and Trobert Bolme filed suit against Kimer Tow and the American National Bank to recover 137.92 alleged due for harvesting 257 sacks of wheat on the place. They ask to have their lien given priority over the bank's. J. Perry is their attorney. Peer Hansen filed suit against C. A. Fenn, Peter Weldert and John Welder to recover 84.24 alleged due for carpenter work performed for the defendants. He asks that the land attached under mechanical lien belong to the defendants. Te som to mallefy the judgment. He asks attorney's fees and 11.80 costs of filing the lien.
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de Vieming Picatia
A. G DeVieming
Col
J. H. Raley
Walter Gi
Mia Clare Elizabeth Miller
Pendleton
Icense
M. Peterson
FLW
Dedike Bret
Geet
Trobert Bolme
Kimer Tow
American National Bank
Bank
J. Perry
Peer Hansen
Sult Ageinet C
Round Up Round-Up Call Girl Aide at St George Hotel
Miss Aire McDonald was hired to operate the telephone switchboard at the St George Hotel during the three day Round Up event. The staff change was reported as part of preparations for the event.
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WI Operati
Aire McDonald
St. George Hôtel
Athena Ketting Standardization and Local Appointments
The Athena high school notified the county superintendent that standard high school maintenance apparatus had been ordered and much had arrived. Raymond Orth, principal of Freewater schools, visited Pendleton today after army service and returning to a former post. Sheriff TD Taylor was named receiver for two wheat litigations, overseeing 367 and 637 sacks in actions involving Gust, Robert Belke, Elmer Town, and E Cameron va Loren Geward.
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Athena
Preewater
Raymond Orth
Freewater
Pendleton
Orth
Huw
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Sheri
Merorciver
Taylor
Gust
Robert Bellke
Elmer Town
E Cameron Va
Loren Geward
Administrator appointed for part of Margarethe Laelwihee estate
Petre Kenned Administrator and P. Peterson were named administrators for the Umatilla county portion of the late Barbare Margerethe Laelwihee estate. The real property near Mil ton is valued at 34600. Cochran and Rice Shingle were appointed appraisers. Mrs Eadie resided in Walla Walla.
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Petre
Two Seek Lower Assessed Values Before County Board
A. M. Elam of Milton and the Northern Pacific Railway are the first to appear before the county board of equalization asking for reductions in assessed valuation. The railroad parcel in question lies near Hermiston.
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A. M. Elam
Milton
Nrthern Pacific Railway
County Board of Equalization
Hermiston
Pendleton Round-Up set for September carnival of sport
In The Sunday Oregon Journal a three color picture of a bucking horse appears on the magazine cover with text announcing Pendleton's annual Round-Up from September 18 to 29. The Oregon frontier carnival revives range sports in a carnival of competition. The image is credited as copyrighted by Major Lee Moorhouse.
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Oregon Journal
Pendleton
Thier Frontier Dlamie
Oregon Country
Lee Moorhouse
Adams county girl completes cookery project for state fair trip
Mies Dens Liewalien of Adams has notified Superintendent W W Green that her cookery project is finished as part of the Hoyle and girls industrial club work and she competes for a county expense trip to the state fair at Ra Jem. Children are being selected today and Tuesday. two boys and two girls from the county are entitled to make the trip.
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Mies Dens Liewalien
Adams
Newsboys and Carriers to Wrestle in Oregonian Match
Loyd Ireland will wrestle Vero Lewis tomorrow night as the newsboys and carriers of the Oregonian are the gate. The new slate will pay only the war tax toward the match. Lewis has wrestled in Pendieten before but Ireland's appearance is noted.
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Oregonian
Loyd Ireland
Veronon Lewis
Lewis
Pendieten
Ireland
Prisoner Taken to Salem Then Portland Visit
A prisoner from the theft case is en route to Salem after a stay in Portland where the sheriff witnessed the presidential reception. Officials and editors from the Penney company are due in Pon-Meton to visit the local store as the firm expands nationwide. A Northern Pacific train schedule changes for Round-Up week affect departures from Pon-Metan, with extra trains to cater to Happy Canyon visitors. Parker Taxi Co adds two new Dolmo taxis to its fleet, increasing service downtown.
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B.C. Bama
Fc. Penney Company
William M. Bushnell
The
Dynamo
Penney
Pon- Meton
United States
SPL
Northern Pacific
Pon- Metan
Unti
Aniand
Happy Canyon
Iring
Fentily
Spokane
Pasco
Parker Taxi Co
Italian Troops Advance on Fiume as Nitti Denounces Traitors
Washington dispatches report Italian forces moving on Fiume amid tension over D Annunzio’s entry. Premier Nitti condemns acts of traitors and warns against provoking anarchy as protests and revolutionary sentiment grow.
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Nitti
Washington
White Department
Itallina
Rome
tLatert
Wiume Etole
Gatruile
Dannuneo
Erloin
Niti
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Athena Ketting Standardization
Leter Bock
Salem
Portland
Robert Grant
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Portail
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Cmatiitt Lian Agency
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Acta
Erfonier
Jon Rome
Apt 16
Sorme
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Dle
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Alee
Mallee
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Ford
Mitchell
Overland
Willys-Overland
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