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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1909

Page

8

Fair opens with big, better Morrow County exhibit

The Morrow County fair begins with a large ready exhibit and an expanded office staff led by Miss Jenny Perry. Booths fill the pavilion with art, fancywork and a Reynolds harvester display. Poultry shows promise of strong Orpington competition. Pendleton Woolen Mills and Hermiston exhibit plans are noted along with three Percheron stallions and mares. The merry-go-round and other features are prepared for opening day.

Umatilla- Morrow County Morrow County Rothing Jenny Perry A. E. Lambert American National Bank Norma Alloway Edith Johnson Daisy McPherson Reynolds Pendleton Iron Works Orpingtons West Pendleton Woolen Mill Company Francis H. Bartlett Hermiston Phillipps & Flagg Weston Stockmen

I G Taylor elected grand commander in Oregon

T C Taylor of this city was elected eminent grand commander of the Knight Templars for Oregon at Baker City yesterday afternoon and installed publicly on the streets today. E Roosevelt praised Baker City as ideal hosts after a successful session and a notable street band concert amid a crowded audience.

T. C. Taylor Knight Templars Oregon State Commandry Baker City Grand Commandry E. Roosevelt

U. O. Football Stars Join Multnomah Club

Two former University of Oregon stars Gordon Moores and Jack Latourette have joined the Multnomah Athletic club football team. Both captains and All Northwest players, they bring speed and headiness to the squad, Latourette as a smart field general and Moores for long end runs.

University of Oregon Star Gordon Moores Jack Latourette Multnomah Athletic Club Latourette Moores

Dressed spring chickens for roast at Central Meat Market

Dressed spring chickens and chick ens prepared for roasting at the Central Meat Market this Saturday.

Pendleton Hay Buying Shifts Local Market

Dairyman J Bagley of The Dalles returns from a Umatilla County hay buying trip with 765 tons sold to Umatilla Ranch Company. Sale arranged through EB P Croarkin Echo real estate man. O R N cashier Richard C Ganahl resigns after years service. E B Torkelson named cashier, previously ticket clerk.

Umatilla County J. Bagley Dalles Umatilla Anse Wis EB. P. Croarkin Echo Real Estate Richard C. Ganahl Salt Lake City E. Be, Torkelson Tcket

Miss Ethel Fraker to study in Minnesota conservatory

Goes Fast to Study Miss Ethel Fraker leaves tomorrow evening for Minneapolis to spend a year at the University of Minnesota conservatory of music. She is sister to Maylene Fraker who completed her course last spring at the same institution. A divorce suit was filed today by Mary E Mundshenk against Jacob Mundshenk. The couple married in Webb City Missouri in 1896 and have no children. The wife says she was deserted in August 1897. County Judge T P Gilliland returned from Portland after attending the state convention of county judges and commissioners of Oregon, noting broad representation and helpful discussions.

Ethel Fraker Minneapolis Conservatory of Music University of Minnesota Maylene Fraker Mary E. Mundshenk Jacob Mundshenk Webb City Jasper County Missouri T. P. Gilliland Portland Oregon

Suit to recover commission from Botts over farm sale

Coutts & Hayes filed a suit against John K. Botts to recover 2000 dollars as real estate commission. They allege Botts agreed to let them sell his farm for 35000 dollars plus 37000 dollars sale price, with commission above 35000 dollars. Botts refused payment, and the lawyers seek the full amount.

Coutts & Hayes John K. Botts Botts

North Dakota Ready for Tests in Dreadnaught Class

Quincy mass reports the North Dakota, first of the Dreadnaught class, completed and prepared for trials on October 16 off the Rockland course Maine coast. Government acceptance requires a speed of 21 knots.

Quincy Mass North Dakota United States Navy Rockland Maine

Mixed Races Enter Oregon Law School First Indian Matriculant

Jamies Irving a full blood Sioux from Lake Andes South Dakota enrolled in the University of Oregon law school marking the first Indian student there He plans to return home to practice law after graduation Ho Yen Sun a Pekin University graduate and Chinese consulate attache also registered with a Pekin diploma On the other hand the freshman class includes seven Japanese students but no women in the first year though women are present in the junior and senior classes

Jamies Irving Lake Andes S. D University of Oregon Irving University Haske! Institute Genoa Neb Illinois College of Law Oregon University Ho Yen Sun University of Pekin Walter H. Evans Law School Pekin University Evans Portland Telegram

Two Men Die in Nevada Desert Tragedy

Los Angeles report says Emery Bodge and Thomas Floss, young men from the city, perished in the Nevada desert between Ryolite and Skidoo while planning to walk for assessment work. Mrs. Millie Glendenning, Bodge’s mother, received letters confirming the discovery of their bodies and burial at Skidoo.

Los Angeles Emery Bodge Thomas Floss Nevada Desert Skiddoo Millie Glendenning Bodge

Program at Pastime Features Varied Short Subjects

The Pastime shows a Biograph comedy Getting Even and a pretty drama The Children's Friend. Mogart's Last Requiem presents a lost work of a great composer. Training Bulla for the Fight promises excitement, a Grave Disappointment offers a love story, and Launching the Voltaire presents a scenic tale.

Biograph Company Mogart

Deschutes Railroad Progress Nearing Central Oregon

A large Deschutes railroad workforce near Biggs and Deschutes stations builds storehouses labor quarters sheds and side tracks at the water tank. About 1 1/2 miles of main line laid with a steep 8 10 percent grade from the water tank toward the bluff and canyon. The project plans culverts steel bridges and rapid track laying toward Madras and Redmond with Deschutes line expected to haul passengers and freight ahead of rivals.

Deschutes Biggs Cattle Pass Deschutes River Deschutes, Canyon Columbia River Trout Creek Sage Creek Porter Canyon Madras Oregon Redmond Oregon Trunk Wilson Creek Deschutes Railroad Rival Road

Plan to Kill Two Presidents Foiled in Juarez Incident

El Paso reports a bomb found in a residence near Juarez across the border from the planned Diaz Taft meeting location. A quarter stick of dynamite was seized. 42 workers were held incommunicado as officials investigate the incident and arrests are pending.

el Paso Tex Juarez Mexico Customs House Taft Diag Camillo Arguelles Diaz Arguelles Corellia A. V. Lomeli Senor Arguelles Theittle Lomel Miranda

American surgery leads the world says Dr Seaman

New York surgeon Dr Louis Livingstone Seaman, returning from Budapest as a U S delegate, praised American advances in surgery and medicine. He cited superior treatment and technique for appendicitis and condemned seeking foreign care when skilled U S physicians are available at home.

New York Louis Livingstone Steaman Budapest Campania Liverpool America Seaman

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White House Standard Grocery Co East Court St Tallman’s MT. Hood Tallman & Co I. G. Taylor U. OF C. Football Stars Multnomah Club Portland Journal Nelson's the Handy Store Main Street Pendleton Oregon Law School Nevada The Voltaire Scenic Coopers, Munsings Wilson Bros Boston Gossard Corset Miss Farissee East End Grocery Mark Moorhouse FRANK B. CLOPTON @ CO E. Court Ingram’s Grocery
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