East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-30
People Here and There


pie yet met on the Hoppe Peterson
tour Of the United States, j. s. Carolan
OF Philadelphia, who accompanies
Ithem, said today. Mr. Garolan is 3
member OF the sports staff OF tn,
Philadelphia Evening Ledger and tool
leave Of absence TO tour with the
billiard champion. At Portland they
We're entertained royalty, he said, The
Dalles showed them a fine time and
the first thing in Pendleton today was
long ride through the wheat fields
for which ID. Sturve was host. Mr..
Carolan Is writing the news stories OF
the champions tour for a number OF
papers in the country.
Carrying water for the elephants
will be a popular diversion among the
youth OF Pendleton on May IA, for the
Al G.. Barnes corcus will give two per-
formancs here on that date. As ad-
vance agent for the sawdust ring, w.
]. Erickson Is in the city today to
make arrangements for the big show.
He announces that the circus has ex-
perienced some difficulty because OF
railroad strikes but that conditions are
getting back to normal now.
That their father may see his grand
children, Frank and jess Carrea, Echo
farmers, are leaving tonight for their
birthplace in the Azores Islands, Por-
tuguese province. Frank Carrea will
be accompanied by his son, While Jess
Carrea will be accompanied by Mrs
Carrea and their two children. The
brothers, who are in Pendleton today
to make reservations, have been in the
United States for 21 years. but visited
their home in the islands of the Allan
tic 10 years ago. The party will sail
from Boston to the islands of the At
lantic. Mrs. Frank Carrea is visiting
relatives in California and will not
make the trip abroad.
n. c. Frost. who sells Wholesale for
the Seattle Hardware Co., in this dis
triet, IL in the city today from walla
Walla, his headquarters.
Frank Atkins, agent for the Lon
don, Libverpool and Globe Fire In
Mr. Atkins generally finds time to
here. being deyotee of the ancient
game.
II. w. Collins and r. M. Crommelin
are absent from the Collins offices to-
day. MIR. Collins is on a business trip
to waIla walla and Colfax. Washing
ton. while Mr.. Crommelin is in Port
and on business.
Bound for Beilingham, Wash. to
try his fortune, Omer Stephens, mes
senger boy for the Western Union
here. will leave tonight on No. 2i. He
will be followed shortly by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stephens, who
will remove to Bellingham to reside.
Young Stephens has worked for the
telegraph company here for about two
years and was for many years a car
rier boy for the East OregoDian.
Charles Haynes. local automobile
salesman. left today for Portland
where he viii spend few days on bus
mess.
July 4, 1854 is the date of an East
Dregonian found yesterday by II. J.
Taylor while looking through relics
md souvenirs from the past. The
p punllcatlOn Is printed On paper WHtSh
IS a replica of the American flag,
showing the stars and bars in the nat
Iral colors. The edition contains
brief sketch OF every town in the
and Pendleton is described
~ a thriving hamlet of some 1900
nhabitants. Mr.. Taylor says he will
keep. the paper and hand it down
o posterity.
Hernaiston Is not large enough
sport center for Willie Hoppe to stop
md give his exhibition, but there are,
sportsmen there with
big town ideas. Two of them. Henry
Hit, sporting goods dealer, and c. s.
alfalfa king, left business
md cares behind today to come to
Pendleton for the express purpose of
seeing the cahmpion Hoppe and
Charles Peterson in their exhibition
his afternoon. Just by way of di-
sersion, Mr. Mcknight said that the
outlook for big fruit crop ut Her
niston is excellent. while MFR. Hit
says that the wind will have to die
down before bass fishing in Cold
Spring reservoir will be good. The
reservoir is virtually full, however. he
says.