Fails to Impose Fine Stay of Sentence in Land Fraud Case
Charles Nickell of Medford Oregon, publisher of the Southern Oregonian, was sentenced to 18 months at McNeill's Island after conviction for conspiring to defraud the government in timber land filings. The court granted a stay of fi ne until a bill of exceptions and appeal can be filed. Hoge and Nickell faced related sentences. Nickell plans an appeal while Hendricks seeks one for subornation of perjury.
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Charles Nickell
Medford
Southern Oregonian
United States
United States District Court
Henry &G. Hoge
McNeill
Huot
Nickell
Saya
Oregonian
Emmettsburg of Newpee Company
Miller and Kivoart
Nickel
Hoge
Miller
Multnomah
Kincart
McNgill
Hoot
McNeill’s
O'Day
Bristol
A. 8. Bonnett
Hamilton H. Hendricks
Hendricks
Robbing the Indian Graves At South Salem
News from Chomawa Indian training school reports over 40 graves desecrated in South Salem near Harbor Corry County. Bodies unearthed were not buried long, scattered for dogs and coyotes. Indians appeal to Hoopa agent Frank Kyselks for federal intervention. four arrests made, officials indifferent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chomawa
South Salem
Harbor
Corry County
Indiana
Frank Kyselks
Hoopa Reservation
Baby Dies After Drinking Fly Poison
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs McQueen died after ingesting fly poison left within reach near Webb Street. Doctors failed to revive him after symptoms worsened and medical efforts ceased in the evening. Nearby, George Geckler survived a severe electric shock from a Grand Round line incident and others suffered injuries in accidents including a runaway wagon and a separator fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geckler
la Grande
Grand Round
Mr. Geckler
Geckler
Unprecedented Order Banishing Civilian From Fort Walla Walla
Miss Eva Beller of Freewater was ordered by Captain H P Howard to leave Fort Walla Walla and forbidden to return after refusing to work in his home. The decision, tied to a rivalry with Lt Holcomb, alarms locals who call for a thorough investigation into military authority at the post.
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H. P. Howard
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Walla Walla
Eva Boller
Freswater
Howard
Walla Walla
Saya
East
Freewater
Captain Howard
Holcomb
Miss Beller
Teachers Take Examination At Court House
A total of 44 teachers and would be teachers took an examination at the courthouse to determine eligibility for papers. About 30 applicants faced initial delays due to limited books and ink stands, then the test proceeded. The county list includes Constance Hastings and many others. state papers feature Elizabeth Walker and others. The examining board consists of Superintendent Welles, Prof. Bleakney, and Prof. Salt. A separate note promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for liver and digestive ailments with a local testimonial.
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Court House
the Tribune
Constance Hastings
Jessie A. Wilson
J. Larsen
Esther F. Compton
Tillie Beasinger
Bessie McDaniels
Dolla Hudson
Lottie Wilson
Ida Henderson
C. V.gous
Olive Goss
Evbel Standger
Ottimer A. Cannon
M. J. Lee
Mae Walker
Georgie Hangell
Kathryn Noordhoof
Odessa M. Porter
Bertha Baker
Thomas Kelley
Elisabeth McKenzie
K. B. Fock
Bertha Bow
Olars Boylen
Arlie Rovansion
Ina Wattenbarger
Lucy E. Mosaic
Ellen Canfield
Eva BR. Peck
Minaio Baker
Elizabeth Walker
Flora Walker
Frances M. FitzGerald
Elizabeth Warner
James A. Wamon
Katherine Sharp
Boas Lee
Luln Keller
Welles
W. H. Bleakney
T. C. Salt
Milton
Wheat Sales Day Fails to Draw Bids in Athena
The first wheat sales day in Athena failed as no buyers or sellers appeared. Pendleton saw modest interest with large offerings, and next sales day is set for August 15 with more wheat and several independent buyers expected. Preston Parton Milling Co. purchased much of the grain at about 60 cents per bushel.
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Athena
Alpright
Trangast
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Smythe
Aalea
Preston-Parton Milling Co
Costly Cold Springs dam bid forecast and delay
J B David of the Portland Telegram says the Cold Springs dam on the Umatilla river, a half mile long and 60 feet high, will cost the treasury about 500000 if built by day labor after bids near 100000 were rejected as high. Labor and material rose since, two years to complete, creating a two mile by half mile lake and irrigation reach toward the Columbia.
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Cold Springs
J. B. David
Portland Telegram
Umatilla River
David
Treasury
Klamath Irrigation
Oregon
Umatilla
Columbia River
Health keeps Roan soldier healthy in Cuba and the Philippines
Willis T. Morgan a retired U S Army commissary sergeant recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King s New Discovery for keeping him well He says it is the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases Guerrecs by Wa McBride druggist Trial bottle free and priced at 0 0 and 1 00
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Cuba
Phillippines
Willis T. Morgan
U 8. A
Copcord
N. HL
McBride
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Manasse
Butterick
CG. Adams
T. J, Kirk
F. & le Grow
I. M, Kemp
Asa't
A. C. Adams
T. J. Kirk
F. 8
LE Grow
D. H. Preston
P. E. Oulbeern
Bodd Nelson
Boige
Saya the Dorse
Thomas Davis
Aneel
St. Luke's Hospital
B. J. Brown
St Alphonsus
Tom
Deering
C. A. Barrett
Dell Brothers
Curry County
Baby
Pendleton Babe
Onry Peesrd
Adams
Peter
Martinet
India
Brown
Bennetteville
Anya
Portland
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