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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
6
Knights of Mytilan announce a Monday September 20 meeting in the lodge room and plans for monthly entertainments. The note also mentions a hunting trip, health conference attendance, and Y M C A outreach across several states.
Mras Com Chapman received a court decree from Robert KE and Leo Chapman awarding a lump sum alimony of 400 dollars payable in installments of 100 dollars on October 1 each year from 1618 to 1624. The decree includes an undivided one third interest in the west half of the northwest quarter of section 15 township 8 north range 33 east, with subsequent annual payments drawing 7 percent interest or possible full early payment. The other party signed was in the case of Glenn Ff. Ryan v Florence Ryan.
Bullseye Film corporation announces the 1919 Round-Up film will debut November 1. Leland J. Burrod served as producer and chief cinematographer for the Sunset-Barri Legends of the Wilderness expedition. George Larwen and Harry Jackson were omitted from the staff.
The city granted permits for repairs within the fire limits on Monterantelli estate 556 open shed rear of building Temple Building 665 tiling front of building BP Kirkpatrick 9000 repairing Troy Laundry building recently burned Bike lodge 136000 erect new lodge home
In police court yesterday afternoon and this morning four new cases increased the month total to 66. William Ban forfeited $10 for drunkenness and Pat McLaugehtin faced a $10 fine for drinking in a public place. Two traffic violations yielded $5 and $2 fines. R. H. Oliver was charged with speeding and FB. a. Anthony with exceeding the school zone limit by over 12 miles per hour.
The October Red Cram Magazine features a short story by Ron Shannon Monroe, a Pendleton visitor who left for Portland last night. The tale titled Ourn, All Gurn is illustrated with two black and white drawings and a three color illustration.
The prize hat displayed in Alexander’s window carried a phonetic label misnaming Yakima Canutt as Yakima Koutt. The card, since removed, showed the name with a misleading spelling while describing the hat’s origin as tied to the winning stunt.
Hill Hoff was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to unlawful liquor possession before Deputy Judge C H Marahana. Hoff was arrested while serving a drink to an old friend. Harris Johnson, a colored youth, pled guilty to possession of liquor but claimed no intent to dispose of it and was fined 45 dollars by Judge Marsh.
The case of Shinochi and William Tagart is before a circuit court jury today over damages in a bowling alley deal. Proceedings were interrupted when an interpreter arrived late. Attorneys Raley, Raley & Steiner represent the plaintiff, while Fea and Carter speak for the defendant.
A. Simpson was today issued a building permit for a modern home on Garfield Street. The project is estimated to cost 7500 dollars and proceeds under the city building regulations.
New fall coloring and out of the ordinary plaids and stripes for dresses and skirts. A splendid showing of silks to view. You will like them. The yard price ranges from $2.00 to $3.75.
National Thrift Day set for Friday October 3 with all county schoolchildren invited to outline and participate in a thrift program for the year. A San Francisco conference of state school superintendents will submit plans for observance. In Curry county worries about damages by coyotes were exaggerated. bears and dogs caused more harm, says U.S. Biological Survey investigator Stanley Jewett after field checks.
Mr. Jewett reports hunting is excellent with many deer aided by abundant acorns this year. A party of 12 set 14 bucks along the Pilate river. Stanley Jewett is officially appointed as inspector for the United States survey. C. P. Watson will succeed him as part of the Pen dleton office.
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