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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1911

Page

8

Deed Questioned in Pendleton Case Over Loan Rights

Fiditor East Oregonian quotes W F Earnhart explaining a quit claim deed to Picard was issued to cover a $21.75 loan from December 1908. The deed, deposited at Pendleton Abstract Co. and held for Picard’s payment, is argued worthless as land patents and allotment rules render such a transfer void until patent issuance.

East Oregonian Picard Pilcard Bergsevin Brothers Adams Inna Pendleton Abstract Company Earnhart Bailey the Abstract Co W. FL Earnhart

Free Lecture by Dr McCormack on Public and Professional Topics

Dr J N McCormack of the American Medical Association presents a lecture titled Topics of Mutual Interest to the Public as Well as the Profession at the First Christian Church on Saturday September 22 at 8:00 PM. The public is invited.

J. N. McCormack American Medical Association First Christain Church

Mexican history begins in 055 B C says Bourbourg

French archaeologist Pran secur de Bourbourg claims Mexican history dates to 55 B C. The statement frames early civilization in Mesoamerica as originating before common era, reflecting 19th century historical knowledge and scholarly debate.

Pransecur de Bourbourg

Pendleton Court Delays Surface In Morning Session

Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports no court this afternoon as the Smith vs Winzler suit ends a brief reat. The next case shown will be the State vs McGaffey in the morning, followed by new business at Pendleton Business College with several new students. Theodore Wheelock, ex railway mail clerk, is reassigned to Pendleton local post office replacing W. E. Clark who resigns for Portland.

Smith Eampioge Theodore Wheelock Pendleton Spokane Screes W. E. Clark Portland

Harriet Young Opens Studio in Temple Building

Miss Harriet Young formerly with Pendleton academy faculty and last year at a studio in the Association building has resumed local work now located in room 6 of the Temple building. She was away on vacation during the summer. Winners In Baby Show: Mr and Mrs N A Lash baby won first prize at the annual fair judged by Judge Henderson of Pilot Rock. infant of Mr and Mrs Carl Leonard took second and that of Mrs Pauline Ferrant third.

Harriet Young Pendleton Academy Association Building Temple Miss Young N. A. Lash Judge Henderson Pilot Rock Afr Carl Leonard Pauline Ferrant

Mrs Kemler Improves as Family Stays for Health

D Kemler, noted real estate dealer, returned Sunday night from a months long California trip and now serves as bailiff in court. His wife remains in Sacramento with their daughter and will stay through the winter for her health, which is slowly improving under the California sun.

Drunks Sentenced in Police Court Return to Normal

This morning two defendants appeared before Judge Witz Gerald in the police court after a busy spell. William Curtis and Anthony were both remanded to jail for three days as per the docket.

Witz Gerald William Curtis Anthony

Fauves Auto Arrest Highlights Street Ordinance

W C Kelsey became the first offender under the main street vehicle curtailment law when his auto stood too long in place. He posted ten dollars as bail, but forfeited it after failing to appear in police court this morning.

W. C. Kelsey

Jury verdict delivered quickly in Wingler trial

The jury found for the defendant in the E. L. Smith v. George Wingler case after a legal battle that lasted a day and a half. Col. J. H. Raley represented Wingler.

Wingler E. L. Smith George Wingler Col J. H. Raley

Dirhige Bridge Work Underway Amid Progress

Work started today to remove waste lumber and haul equipment from under the new Main street bridge. Penland Brothers built a temporary bridge and roadway downstream while painters apply coats to the steel superstructure. The west side concrete footwalk is now in use.

Main Street Penland Brothers Wae

McComas Buys Maxwell Car From Long & Co

McComas, a well known train buyer, purchased a 15 horsepower Maxwell roadster from M. K. Long & Co. The 192 model features a circulating oil system and demountable time and shock absorbers. Arrival is expected late this week. it will be the first of its kind in the area.

McComas Maxwell M. K. Long & Co Columbia

Mother Retains Custody of Son in Portland Juvenile Court

Judge Gittens of the Portland juvenile court dismissed Smith C. Stanton's bid for custody of Claud B. E. Stanton, now 12, after noting the mother May Wither has proven capable of caring for him since a six year old divorce decree placed him in her care.

Gittens Portland Juvenile Court Smith C. Stanton Claud BE. Stanton May Wither

J Smith Leads at Pilot Rock Fair With Ribbons

The J E Smith Sheep and Land Company of Pilot Rock won most premiums at the fair, securing twelve first prizes and eight second prizes for sheep and wool samples. J P Porter earned two firsts on ewes and a second on a flock exhibit. Milne and Teneth swept the hog line, capturing all awards with their fine specimens.

J. Smith J. E. Smith Sheep & Land Company Pilot Rock J. P. Porter Milne & Tenteh

Suit to Collect Note From J W McCormmach Against J J Wimery

Suetto Collect Note. J W McCormmach of the city has commenced suit against J J Wimery to collect the balance on a note past due. The complaint states the defendant borrowed 550 dollars on January 2, 1908, promised repayment about ten months later with 6 percent interest, and that 250 dollars principal and 64.50 dollars interest remain due, for which judgment is sought.

Suetto J. W. McCormmach J. J. Wimery

Two Negro Women Fined After Sensational Raid Trial

Raley and Raley represent plaintiff Negro Women Are Fined. Alice Thomas and Nell Dempsey, two Negro women arrested in the Searcy lodging house raid on Cottonwood street Sunday night, were convicted of immoral practices after a sensational trial. Each woman received a fine of 26 dollars plus costs and disbursements totaling 50 dollars for attorney fees.

Alice Thomas Nell Dempsey Searcy Cottonwood Street

Advices Indicate Continued Trouble in Spain and France

Dispatches from Hendaye report Spain’s claims of restored order contradicted by unrest. Constitutional guarantees remain unreinstated as the army stays under arms. The government suppressed a general strike in Madrid and Bilbao by arresting union leaders, but about thirty thousand unionists remain active in Madrid.

Hendaye France Spain Masrid Bilbao Madrid

Glavis brother in embezzlement case tied to Lorimer feud

George Glavis, brother of former forestry official Louis Glavis, was indicted in Washington on embezzlement charges for allegedly obtaining 650 dollars under fake pretenses linked to the Chicago Tribune’s campaign against Senator Lorimer. He supposedly offered proof of Lorimer’s alleged moral turpitude but did not deliver.

Washington George Glavis Louis Glavis United States Forestry Chicago Tribune Lorimer Glavia

Ada Man Plans Funeral Band to Play at Temple Burial

A distressed letter from Ada, Ohio, details Ada Edwards planning a funeral for October 20 with a band to meet the train at Temple station. He asks friends to arrange burial at Temple, notify Dr Benson and Jim Webt, and have the Mooney brothers and band play matches near the coffin for viewing.

Ada Frank Edwards William Spurling Temple Benson Jim Webt

The Three Musketeers at the Orpheum on Friday and Saturday

An Aberdeen Theaters brief notes two reel features The Three Musketeers Part 1 and Part 2 with D Artagnan as central. The set pieces promise romance adventure and courtly intrigue from Louis XIV era plus a comic thread about Alcibide Shumiley and a temperamental wife and a dog named Cirra in a Pullman car era tale.

Orpheum Euson Oe Dieon Alexander Dams Louis Mid France D'Artagnan Lorée Duchesetul Feathrine Alcibides Shamiley Chesandra Aley Unelo David

There’s a Woman in Town and a Hippopotamus Hunt

A light note on a Pathe Co comedy series set in the West features a charming newcomer who stirs cowboys to courtship and a playful bout of marriage proposals. Also includes a captivating Hippopotamus Hunt film sequence showing a vivid hunting display.

Cassandra American Pathe Co Pathe

Spike Shannon's Last Fight at The Pastime

The Pastime presents Spike Shannon's Last Fight a four round bout filmed as real action plus a love story. It follows Spike entering the ring to raise funds for his sick wife, then quitting boxing after a single bout. Also shown are A flag Time In Washington and The Tattle Cripple Edlem, educational tales about a crippled child and hospital care, ending with Sir John Falstaff.

Spike Shannon Besany Spike Pike Wing Washington Luahin Clayton George Taft Wreehington George al Sir John Falstaff Eolifne

Falstaff'sschemes at Anna Page wedding in Shakespeare scene

Scene sequence shows Falstaff drawn to Mrs Page and Mrs Ford wealth. He feigns affection for both, writes letters to each, and is punished by their plot to expose him. He hides in a laundry basket, then a river tosses the basket, leading to events at the Ford home and the finale.

Anna Page

The Cozy Presents A Trio Of Western Film Sketches

The issue previews three film features including The Old Peddler a dramatic rescue story with an educated dog aiding in the escape and a thrilling chase. The Call of the Open Range follows Jim and Ed Warner driven by the wild Rocky Mountain open. Grey Cloud Devotion centers on Alatoma and a doctor as romance and a tribal affair unfold amid a mining fortune.

Plateaw Rocky Mountains Jim Warner Ed Warner Grey Cloud

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