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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

8

Claim Men Meet at Niagara Falls Convention

A three day convention of the International Claim Association, an organization of insurance adjusters, opened at the International Hotel in Niagara Falls New York on September 18. Caruso's Ble Contract in Buenos Aires Sept 13 reports the tenor to begin a 21ing season and to receive $54000 for twelve appearances.

Niagara Niagara Falls N. Y International Claim Association International Hotel Caruso Buenos Aires Brazil

Adams Couple Gets Marriage License

A marriage license was issued today to Harvey A. Rosebury and Lucy I. Stevens of Adams. In the police court, C. Haigh paid a five dollar fine for being too bibulous. Miss Fanny Abernathy and Tennyson B Dodson, both of Pilot Rock, were married yesterday at the Methodist church with a double ring ceremony and departed for a honeymoon trip.

Adams Harvey A. Rosebury Lucy I. Stevens C. Haigh Fanny Abernathy Tennyson Dodson Pilot Rock Evans

A Son Is Born To Mr and Mrs Herbert Ruppe

Mrs George Meeker reported the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Herbert Ruppe at St Vincent’s hospital in Portland on September 17 The Ruppe family formerly resided in this city and Mrs Meeker is an aunt. The couple now live in Alberta after leaving Pendleton Charley Whirlwind Returns from Portland and rejoices at his term ending in time to join the Roundup.

George Meeker Herbert Ruppe St. Vincent's Hospital Portland Ruppe Meeker Ruppes Alberta Pendleton Charley Whirlwind Nquor

Cut Flowers at Fair and Exhibiting Prizes at Round-up

The Umatilla Morrow fair offers premiums for cut flower displays and amateur florists with entries due by Tuesday. Silver cups from the CO.W. KR. & N. are shown at Schaefer Jewelry for the Round-up and fair exhibits, with prizes awarded to best grains and fruits and to the ladies bucking contest winner. The C W R & N and N P railways add tracks to handle extra trains for the Round-up, enabling parking without movement for watering and icing. Ice cream investigations find fats other than butterfat in many brands, with no city rule on composition. state rules govern cream standards and the health department monitors milk and cream quality. The issue touches synthetic cream and imports tied to potato wart concerns across several regions.

Umatilla-Morrow Jesse Shultz Schaefer R. B. Miller Eity Health Department State Food Commissioners Dr. Young Chicago

W H Jones Buys Swinburne Residence In Lewis Street

In Seattle yesterday W H Jones, noted farmer, traded his Seattle home for the Swinburne property on Lewis street. Deed recorded today shows the local valuation at 11500. The Jones family plans immediate possession as they prepare to live here. M B A dance announced for Eagle Woodman hall Thursday Sept 19 with United orchestra.

Seattle W. H. Jones Swinburne Lewis Street Ralph Swinburne Joneses Eagle-Woodman Hall United Orchestra

Health Department Finds Substitutes Sold as Ice Cream in Chicago

Health Commissioner Dr George Bo Young announced a department investigation into adulterated ice cream. The report cites near ice cream sold as the real product, including Syntho, and warns firms to label frozen substitutes clearly. The department urges careful labeling and prohibits sale without proper identification in Chicago.

Health Department Chicago George Bo Young Health

Remorse Drives Fugitive to Surrender in Indiana

Ora Eldridge of Monticello, after eight months on the lam, turned himself in at Francesville and pleaded guilty to forging notes worth 50 000 linked to his father in law’s death. He was sent to Michigan City prison for a term of two to fourteen years. authorities value him at about 100 000.

Laporte Ind Ora Eldridge Monticello Michigan City Eldridge United States Canada Francesville White County

Quarantine Hearings On Agricultural Pests Begin

Secretary Wilson opened hearings on the Mediterranean fruit fly and proposed sweeping quarantines. Topics include potato wart and white pine blister rust, with imminent danger of pine rust spreading from Europe. The pest threats extend to Hawaii and Pacific coast fruit growers amid plans to quarantine against multiple nations.

Washington Wilson Department of Agriculture Europe Hawaii Australia Secretary of Agriculture Great Britain France Belgium Holland Denmark Norway Sweden Russia Germany Austria Switzerland Italy

Meeting to Promote World Peace in Geneva

The Interparliamentary Union for the Promotion of International Arbitration met in Geneva. The American delegation was led by Congressman Richard Bartholdt of Missouri and included Senator Theodore E. Burton, Congressman Frank Purley, RE. W. Higgins, and Jefferson M. Levy. Bartholdt plans to push a 1900 resolution urging future arbitration treaties to include a preamble recognizing national independence territorial integrity and absolute sovereignty in domestic affairs.

Geneva Switzerland Interparliamentary Union For the Promotion Richard Bartholdt Missouri Theodore E. Burton Ohio Frank Purley Vermont RE. W. Higgins Connecticut Jefferson M. Levy New York Bartholdt

Chicago gang blamed for La Porte crimes

La Porte Indiana reports a Chicago organized gang is blamed for over a hundred burglaries and robberies that have unsettled residents for a month. Police Chief Minek cites automobile work and tracked trails as clues. Special Detective William Blow suggested the Chicago link. arrests are seen as likely after the investigation.

la Porte Ind Minek Chicago William Blow

Two Girls Set Marathon Golf Record At Edgewater Club

Chicago golfers Miss Corella Lukens and Miss Thoris Hogan played a grueling marathon of 81 holes from 6:30 AM to 7 PM, surpassing prior 64-hole day mark by Milas Grace Sutton. They started at 6, faced lunch break, and continued through the afternoon as caddies quit, with new caddies hired.

Chicago Chicagna" Evang Jerome D. Travers Edgewater Club Corella Lukena Thorls Hogan North Side Milas Grace Sutton Glenview Miss Lukens Miss Hogan Jimmy

Girls Hold Pace After 81 Holes In Tough Round

The report notes that despite slicing and pulling many balls into the bushes the girls persisted with strong resolve through 81 holes. They declared themselves thoroughly satisfied and said they would not chase more records this season.

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