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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
8
President Wilson abruptly ends vacation at Shadow Lawn New Jersey and hurries to the sickbed of his sister Mrs Annie F Howe in New London Connecticut after learning of her serious condition. He travels by car to New York City then boards a train to New London.
J B Knight serves as distributor for Uma tilda county offering Stuibbaker cars at Lang's Garage Phono Th Adv.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora Jay died at their residence on West Railroad Street Friday. A bulletin notes death while a note about a racing drive at Salem fairs mentions Harvey Hanavan entering late races with A L Brown's car.
Hr Alexander of the Alexander Department Store bought part of the exhibit including egg products bones corn and other items as displayed at the Hermiston hay palace.
Bertha L. Coverdale sues Louis Marion Coverdale, a trapper, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and neglect. She seeks custody of their four children and is represented by W. M. Peterson.
Suesty Collect, the international Harvester Co, sues D. G. Smith and DP W Potter who acted as Hawthorne Creamery to collect notes totaling 133 dollars. Cole and Cole of Portland represent the plaintiff. Do not want lake drained. The U S biological survey opposes draining Malheur Lake, a key migratory bird breeding area, warning it would damage state game resources. EF Averitis relays EW Nelson’s letter urging sportsmen to oppose any drainage move.
A son was born Saturday night to Mr and Mrs BR Good of 611 Union Street. Charles Wellington Furlong, Boston author who has been attending the Hound-Up plans to return home to Salt Lake City in the morning. He is enthusiastic about the Round Up and future shows.
Five marriage licenses were issued today and Saturday to couples: Thomas G. Stull and Bessie Dobson. Thad M. Disney and Theresa Wexer. George F. Balte and Eunice Rudebaueh. Charles Sanders of Pendleton and Laura Strickler of Meacham. Additional entries note Alitenko and Dominick Cassenelli, and Alberta Mitchell. Also announced, Sergeant William R. Thompson opens a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting station in the federal building to explain the corps to youths and distribute The Star Spangled Banner card after school Tuesday. Northern Pacific officials from various departments visited the Round-Up event this year.
A report from the department of agriculture at Wastilung ton cites TUS National Museum identification of fossil remains near Wallula as a mammoth or bison martidone of prehistoric times. The letter notes regret that the head was not removed, leaving the head intact. During the three day Round-Up, 40 arrests were recorded for drunkenness and related offenses, a reduction from prior years. Fourteen arrests occurred Saturday and Sunday, with fines totaling 356 dollars. The largest fine was 100 dollars to Miss Davis for running a dis orderly home. Ralph Stroda, a Mexican, was apprehended, and Harold Dahlen paid 20 dollars for speeding.
Dell Blancett sells his fast relay string to McCoy from Wyoming who will use them as polo horses. Blancett, who has owned the string for years and won many races with it, will keep his other strings. His wife Bertha will ride the Bole polo string at Dayton this week despite an internet handicap from the Round-Up.
Enthusiastic visitors at the Rownd-Up last week included Lanils Blingwon and Coot Play Anillionaire. One observer noted the first Round-Up he’d seen and described the crowd as awe struck, with expressions of wonder as the event unfolded along the railroad track at Chepulad Heewijie of Ye Tack of railroad Con.
A disrupted scene shows reserves, including a platoon, responding to rioting where streetcar tracks fail and merchandise trucks assist with crowd control. The photo documents police commandeering large vehicles to reach the disturbance quickly.
Mr Simpeon predicts Coon Tay Wil will send representatives yearly to the Round-Up and finance a special car or two next year. C G Jackson, publisher of the Tour, has promised to attach them to his Journal Special.
A fragment notes a scene with three of a kind and a pale figure resting in a hammock. Names and precise details are unclear, but the setting suggests a casual rural moment with a focus on a singular character and a simple arrangement.
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