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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1913

Page

8

New Licenses and Local Happenings in Pendleton

Yesterday two marriage licenses were issued to R C Sommers of Ritter and Ines Saling of Pendleton, and to Thomas H Kerr and Nelle E Welch of the county. Roy W Ritter John Dickson and Ray Augustus returned from a deer-hunting auto trip in Camas Prairie with no deer but a fine outing. Ralph Shaffer, a McKay Creek farmer, injured his hand in threshing gear and harvest work is finished in his area. William Sutherland broke his right leg in a wheat warehouse accident at Mission and was cast at home in Riverside. Judge Stephen A Lowell left for Heppner to attend the Morrow County fair and pioneer gathering. this year the fair is separated from Umatilla County and is expected to be a success. The Idaho National Harvester Co v F J Beale case continues in circuit court over a $500 stock note, with S D Peterson for the plaintiff and James A Fee for the defendant.

R. C. Sommers Ritter Ines Saling Thomas H. Kerr Nelle E. Welch Hunt Roy W. Ritter John Dickson Ray Augustus Camus Prairie Ralph Shaffer McKay Creek William Sutherland Mission Riverside Morrow County Jodge Stephen A. Lowell Heppner Umatirix County Idaho National Harvester Co F. J. Beale Tme D. Peterson James A. Fee

Alleged Fence Acquitted After Guilty Verdict Rejected

The State v. John Lang jury returned a verdict acquitting Lang of receiving stolen goods after a prior conditional guilty verdict was not accepted. Judge Phelps ruled the jury must decide guilt or innocence and sent the panel back for three more hours of deliberation before acquittal was reached.

John Lang Phelps Lang

Round-up Panoramas Arrive at The Sheelor Photo Co

The Sheelor Photo Company announces new lineup of panoramic film formats and equipment today. Photographers gain access to wider frames and enhanced detail for street, landscape, and event scenes as the firm expands its catalog and studio services.

Sheelor Photo Co

Pendleton Exhibition Pictures Sent to Cities

Twenty five twelve foot panorama pictures from the Friday exhibition were prepared for shipment to different cities. A Friday crowd filled the park while Saturday's rain reduced visibility. Two pictures will be placed in Meier & Frank and ten selling windows in Portland. A special train carried 56 Pendleton residents to Walla Walla to view the frontier show, with attendance estimates between 900 and 2300. The Pendleton show is deemed below the Walla Walla standard in all departments. Frank Hart, veteran O W R N agent, plans retirement after 25 years. Charles Eppinger, shot at Baker, is expected to recover barring infection.

Preont Meier & Frank Portland Walla Walla Pendleton Reparta

Gunmen Used To Scare Legislators In Tennessee House

Nashville, Sept. 26. After a day of factional feuding over law enforcement bills, leaders agreed to disperse spectators from the capitol. A plainclothes police detail had been stationed in the corridors, and a three member committee was named to clear the state house. The regulars pressed a filibuster as the three equorl laws passed the senate by a close vote.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee House of Representatives State Senate Capitol State House Equor Speaker-Stanton Senate

Cost of living rising warns Bureau of Labor Facts

Washington report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows rising prices across 39 cities since April. Compared with 1890 to 1899 figures, pork chops leap 118 percent and sirloin et al 72 to 99 percent, with sugar dipping 1 percent.

Washington Uncle Sam Bureau of Labor Statistics

Washington Memorial Dedicated in Trenton

Thousands of members of the Patriotic group gather in Trenton New Jersey for a dedication ceremony marking the unveiling of a Washington Memorial statue. Local officials speak on national unity and historic remembrance as crowds observe the event.

Washington Memorial Trenton N. J

Synopsis of Sew Registration Law

Voters must register to vote and be registered more than sixty days before city elections to be on the register. Registration may occur within thirty days of general elections or fifteen days of special city elections, but if under sixty days, a registration certificate must be shown at the polls. One registration suffices unless residence changes require re-registration. Registration is with the county clerk by precinct, not by wards, and affidavits before notaries are disallowed. Voters must provide detailed personal data to the clerk including name, age, occupation, address, birth details, state duration, height, weight, eye and hair color, precinct, residence, township and range, or street and number, and party affiliation.

Rotary

Order of the Lots dedicates monument during convention in New Jersey

A national assembly of the Order of the Lots, honoring Washington’s Delaware tribute, concluded its convention in New Jersey. The event marked the twenty fifth anniversary of the New Jersey State Camp and the twenty sixth of the order’s statewide presence.

Order of the Lots of América Washington Delaware New Jersey

Garros outlines three stage Atlantic flight plan

Paris Sept 26 Roland Garros, who flew across the Mediterranean, says a three stage Atlantic crossing is possible. He would start Paris to London to Iceland then Iceland to Newfoundland and Newfoundland to the United States with supply stations at each stop. He notes the iron and steel makers of the United States export a record one million dollars daily.

Paris Roland G. Garros Irom United States

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