Pendleton Round-Up praised as brilliant western spectacle
Weston editor calls the Pendleton Round-Up second annual show unrivaled in its splendid pageantry and symbolic power. Secretary Gwinn and the Northwest clipping bureau gather clippings for a lasting scrapbook celebrating Pendleton’s fame and the West’s storied history.
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Gwinn
Round-Up Association
West
Northwest Clipping Bureau
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Star of Empire
Oregon
Rome
Rolla
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Conductor Change
Pendleton report notes temporary conductor change as Jack Cherry and wife visit Kansas City for weeks. Conductor William Wade will lead the "bout" in their absence. Jarvis found guilty in police court for letting a cab stand on main streets. sentence pending ordinance compliance. Omar Merrill jailed five days for vagrancy. fines from A Carroll and P Sullivan forfeited for drunkenness. County audits near completion per Spokane experts. Harry Baden of Portland and Ina M Wilson obtain a marriage license. ceremony by Rev. Frank J. Milnes. Ernest Steanes and Edina J. Ketcham apply for a licent. Gilbert Piano Co v H S Peters case before Circuit Judge Phelps over piano ownership. D W Batley represents defendant. Johnson and Skrable for plaintiff.
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Jack Cherry
Kansas City
Bout
Wiliam Wade
Jarvis
Monroe Jarvis
Wea
Fite Gerald
Harry BD
Baden
Portland
Ina M. Wilson
Frank J. Milnes
Ernest Steanes
Edina J. Ketcham
Gilbert Piano Company
Va. H. S. Peters
Phelps
Johnson
Long Bros Move Garage to New Johnson Street Site
Long Bros who run a garage and auto agency at Webb and Cottonwood streets have leased the rear building of the Standard Grocery on Johnson Street and will move soon. Their gasoline tank was buried at the new location today.
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Long Bros. Move Garage
Long Bros
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Standard Grocery
Johnson Street
Ato Jt
Uncertain First Prize For Ancona Bullets At Fair
Conflicting reports from the newspaper raise doubts about W. F. Alll of Heppner securing the first premium for Ancona Bullets at the recent fair. He has written to ascertain the truth while Secretary FiteGerals records indicate Mr. Hill's pullet took the first ribbon.
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W. F. Alll
Heppner
Ancona
FiteGerals
Hill
Sewer Extension Nears Completion at the asylum site
Foster and Robinson report the sewer extension at the asylum site nearly finished after months of work. All trenches are dug and about 800 feet of pipe remains to be laid, delayed by slow shipment. Some laborers departed by the N. P. train for other destinations.
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Foster & Robinson
Asylum
Young Robinson
N. P
Col Ridpath Visits Pendleton Woolen Mills for Hotel Blankets
Col William Ridpath brother of a noted historian is in the city with his daughter Mrs John Ankeney of Walla Walla visiting Mr and Mrs Nesmith Ankeney. He owns the Ridpath Hotel in Spokane and this morning selected the best blankets from Pendleton Woolen Mills to equip his hotel.
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William Tidpath
John Ankeney
Walla Walla
Nesmith Ankeney
Ridpath
Spokane
Pendleton Woolen Mille
Wheat at 70 Cents in Local Market
Market report notes Wheat at 70 cents today with slight price uptick. J W Maloney says failure of reciprocity treaty will not affect Northwest wheat prices since most of the crop is already exported and competing with Canadian wheat. Few sales reported despite the modest rise.
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Northwest
J. W. Maloney
Restocking the Umatilla fry delivered to Gibbon station
The State Fish and Game Commission, chaired by C C Cranston, received 27 cans of steel head fry at Gibbon station by train No 6. The fry will be stocked in the Umatilla and its tributaries next spring after being fed on ground liver in a pond built to study hatchery potential. Further shipments are planned, though the pond is for feeding and not the hatchery.
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Umatilla
State Fish and Game Commission
Cc. K. Cranston
Gibbon
Strayed or Stolen Cray Horse With Brand AI and H Mark
Reward offered for information on a cray horse branded A in circle on left shoulder and H over bar on left stifle. Left front feet wire cut. Report to Jacob Rhode Box 64 Echo Oregon.
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Jacob Rhode
Echo
Ore
Mrs Langley Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
San Francisco date September 23 Mrs Anna Langley charged with killing her husband James Langley on August 24 pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Her trial is scheduled for next week.
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Mis
Langley
San Francisco
Anna Langley
James Langley
Local Visitors Mentioned In City Notes
J W Smith of Milton visits the city today. Roy Huffman of La Grande registers at the Bowman. RB Ayers of Heppner among visitors yesterday. B A Chisholm of Hermiston travels from the west end. H F Johnson now in Portland on business. County School Supt Frank K Welles leaves for Baker for an Eastern Oregon Teachers meeting. Mrs Rose Huston becomes stenographer to Welles and will keep public work from Hotel Pendleton.
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J. W. Smith
Milton
Roy Huffman
la Grande
Bowman
RB. B. Ayers
Heppner
B. A. Chisholm
Hermiston
H. F. Johnson
Portland
Frank K. Welles
Baker
Eastern Oregon
Rose Huston
Welles
Nona Johson
Probation Officers Win Back Pay Rights in Spokane
Spokane officials regain three months back salary for probation officers W M V Wimans and Hilda Firhard after Judge W P Bell issues a mandamus. Ruling: probation officers hold continuous offices despite new juvenile laws and need not be reappointed. county commissioners only fix salaries, not appointments.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
W. P. Bell
The
Commonwealth
Spokane County
W. M. V. Wimans
Hilda Firhard
Board of County Commissioners
Child Welfare League
Bell
Woman 71 Seeks Divorce in Shawneetown Case
Minnie J Prior, 71, seeks divorce from R A Prior after 40 years of marriage. She names Grace Jones as the other woman and accuses him of extreme cruelty. With only seven dollars to start, a court clerk advanced four dollars to file the petition.
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Shawneetown
Realistic, The Customer and the Phonograph Demonstration
A customer complains that grand opera records produce a horrible racket spoiling the music. The demonstrator explains the effect as a realistic feature of one of their latest phonograph products. The source also notes a historical enactment from 1762 about oyster sales in New York.
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New York
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