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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

8

Ship Enters Port Despite Protests in Puerta Plata

The Anti-States cruiser Des Moines, sent by Washington, reached Puerta Plata as two Dominican gunboats blockaded the harbor. The Clyde Line steamer Seminole was stopped but entered after a tense exchange with an officer. The blockade boats withdrew, and the Seminole—cleared from New York with no munitions—sailed in relying on Des Moines protection.

Puerta Plata Dominican Republic Des Moines Dominican Washington Y Puerta Plnta New York Putte Plata

College Head Indicted For Spanking Pather

Terre Haute Indiana September 17 Dr Hirjan Hanley president of Franklin college indicted by four grand jurors on charges of assault and battery for spanking his aged father near here last Thursday He admitted spanking his father to punish him for mistreating his mother. The report comments on luck of a man who dislikes his mother.

Terre Haute, Inn Hirjan Hanley Franklin College Here Hanley

Boy Lanyard Fatality At Woodstock Balloon Ascension

Thirteen year old George Dernier died at Woodstock Connecticut as a balloon ascension began. He wound the guy rope around his waist to secure a grip while inflation progressed. The rope unwound and he was carried about 500 feet high before being dropped to death in front of 5000 spectators. Balloonist Harold Gates of Newburyport was unaware of the hazard until the rope released.

Woodstock Conn George Dernier Harold Gates Newburyport Moss Galen

Oregon farmer honored in national union vice president pick

Arthur V. Swift of Baker named vice president of the National Association at Salina Kansas during the convention. Swift was in La Grande on his way home when the news reached.

LA Grande Ore Arthur V. Swift Baker Oregon Farmers' Union National Association Salina Kan Swift la Granite

Quote on poverty and generosity shared by a man and woman

A terse aphorism reflects on human nature noting that no man is so poor he cannot share his poverty with a woman. The saying emphasizes vulnerability and mutual aid across gender lines in a social context.

Thuraday Afternoon Club Meeting in Pendleton

Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a Thuraday Afternoon club called meeting tomorrow at 2 30 at the home of Mrs W Co and B Pruitt 214 West Alta street full attendance desired Public Leon Miss Malen Burnett of the Malen Burnett School of Piano Playing of Walla Walla visits Pendleton for a public demonstrat tion lesson at the Christian church Saturday at 2 o'clock Pendleton Business College operates for fall and winter under H X Robinson the old Hendricks building Claims Wages Due John F E Piersol sues Sylvester S Piersol for 405 for services as a servant and menial laborer Attorneys Peterson and Bilahop.

Mra. W. Co. &B. Pruitt West Alta Street Malen Burnett Walla Walla Christian Church Business College H. X. Robinson Pendleton Business College Hendricks John FE. Piersol Sylvester S. Piersol Peterson & Bilahop

Randy House Cases Up for Preliminary Hearing

The cases arising from the recent raid on rooming houses by detectives for Governor West will go to a preliminary hearing as soon as possible. Several cases are scheduled to be heard before Justice of the Peace Parkes this afternoon.

Randy House Governor West Justice of the Peace Parkes

Wounded man recovering after Round-up night assault

Phil Kelly, the young man slashed on the back with a razor Tuesday night, is recovering rapidly. City physician Temple removed eighteen stitches today and says he can leave hospital tomorrow. His alleged assailants are jailed and cases await grand jury action.

Phil Kelly Temple Tomorow Geezlon

Judge Phelps rules judgments and foreclosures at Tum a Lum Lumber

Judge Phelps orders a Tum a Lum Lumber Co judgment against A G Nelson and Adalaide Nelson for 425 dollars, interest, 50 dollars attorney fees and 22 dollars costs and 4 mortgage foreclosures. He also grants Kh E Benn a judgment against Harry Brand and Nettle Brand Valle for 140 dollars, interest and costs.

Phelps Tuma-Lum Lumber Co A. G. Nelson Adalaide Nelson Kh. E. Benn Harry Brand Nettle Brand Valle

Missionary Address at Church of the Redeemer

The Rev George C Hunting of Berkeley California secretary of the missionaries department will deliver a brief service and address on missions at the Church of the Redeemer on Thursday at 3 o clock He seeks to meet as many church members as possible.

George C. Hunting Berkeley Cal Eights Missionry Department Church of the Redeemer

Pendleton Library Adopts Winter Hours Schedule

Pendleton public library switches to a winter timetable with forenoon hours from 16:00 to 12:30, afternoon from 2:00 to, and evening from F until. The new schedule has been in effect since September 1.

Pendleton Public Library

Jury Hung In Theft Trial Of Gulliford And Pope

A jury in the case against Claire Gulliford and Lester Pope for horse theft failed to reach a verdict after one juror refused to vote. The twelve member panel reported the stalemate to the court just after eight o'clock this morning and the trial was dismissed with a likely retrial. Eleven jurors reportedly favored conviction.

Che Claire Gulliford Lester Pope Re Haver

Evening Standstill After Ballot Delays Confidence

In a tense session they remained eleven to one through the night as the twelfth man abstained. By morning the group announced they could not reach agreement, reporting the deadlock and unresolved stance.

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Realty Transfer Sees WardS Sell North Half of SW Quarter

Real estate record shows Charles J Ward and his wife selling to Etta and Joseph Sturtevant the north half of the southwest quarter of section 6 township 3 north range 28. The transfer details the property boundaries and parties involved in the transaction.

Charles J. Ward Etta Joseph Sturtevant

Nettle Whetstone Receives Permit for New Sidewalk

Mrs. Nettle Whetstone today secured a permit to construct a new concrete sidewalk along her illeth street property marking a local infrastructure step.

Farm House Burned On A F May Farm North Cold Spring

Fire yesterday morning destroyed the farmhouse on the A F May farm in North Cold Spring. George W Barr family occupied the house and lost nearly all belongings in the flames started during breakfast. Furniture and clothing were insured for 700 dollars. the May loss is about 1000 dollars.

A. F. May Cold Spring George W. Barr Mr. May

Man Fined for Violating Game Law with Parole After Plea

Harvey Adams pleaded guilty in circuit court to violating the game law and was fined 200 dollars. After paying 50 dollars, he was paroled on condition to obey future game laws. He and two men were arrested last winter by district game warden E F Averill. the cases against the other two were dismissed before Adams pleaded guilty.

Harvey Adams G. W. Phelps Hugh Robey John Adams E. F. Averill

Pendleton High School Normal Course Enrolls 12 Girls

A class of 12 young ladies at Pendleton High School begins the state mandated normal course, earning a year certificate to teach upon graduation. The four subject plan includes School Law, Principles of Education, American History, Civil Government, and Education History. Instructors are Superintendent Landers and Principal Hampton.

Pendleton High School Sylvia McCarty Carrie Ferguson Jean Henderson Pearl Taylor Hazel Adams Histe Straughan Ea Haw Eiste Mc Reynolds Ila Sturdivant Marie Purdy Landers Hampton

Oregon Lumber Yard Wins Pendleton Water Project Contract

Oregon Lumber Yard enters a $235,000 contract with Bent Construction and Jefrey & Burton to supply cement, sand, gravel, and materials for the Pendleton gravity water system and reservoirs. Delivery starts within two weeks to Pendleton Mission Cayuse and Thorn Hollow with cement shipments directed to reservoirs and pipe line near the city.

Oregon Lumber Yard Bent Construction Co Jefrey & Burton Pendleton A. H. Cox Mission Cayuse Thorn Hollow Bent Construction Company Jefrey & Button

Local visitors and residents seen in Pendleton events

Earl Pollock of Yale visits the city while Roy Williams the Walla Walla violinist and Winn Stewart visit their relatives. Harold F. Warner of Pilot Rock was here last evening. Mrs. M. J. Moran visits Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Will Church of La Grande stay with friends. Ernest Hartman, brother of George Hartman Jr, joins Portlanders at the Round-up. James P. Neal comes from the county east end. James Lipscomb and M. D. Orange appear among visitors, with Chas Cowen planning a Seattle trip via Walla Walla. Mrs. J. S. Landers travels to White Bluffs to attend a sister’s wedding. Dr W. J. Stapish, Walla Walla head of Western Land & Irrigation Co., visits from Hood River. C M McReynolds visits his cousin Glen and Gale Sturdivant. Dr L D Idleman travels to Portland and Spokane for postgrad work, returning October 5. William Holden of Eugene returns home after Round-up visits. Nora and Mabel Manerui of Eugene return home after Round-up. Mrs J D Idleman also heads to Spokane and Portland for postgraduate study, returning October 5. Mrs W A Rhodes of the Hotel St George plans to visit Perham Minnesota. Mr Rhodes accompanies her to Spokane.

Earl Pollock Yale Roy Willams Walla Walla Pendleton Winn Stewart Harold F. Warner Pilot Rock M. J. Moran Cayuse Will Church la Grande Ernest Hartman George Hartman, Jr L. D Tdleman Portland Spokane William Holden Eugene Lot Livermore Willamette Valley Nora Mabel Manerui Lotta Livermore J. D. Idleman W. A. Rhodes

Italians Lose Many but Repulse Arabs

Rome Sept 17 General Torrelli two officers and 25 privates were killed at Benghasi Africa when Arabs attacked an Italian column. Seventy three Italian soldiers were wounded. The Arabs were repulsed.

Rome Torrelli Benghasi Africa

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