TALAS ON FINANCE LUMBER YARD DEAL IN THREE STATES
A Portland Commercial club banquet honored M. J. Roode of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents, with Gov William Chamberlain of Oregon as principal speaker urging forbearance amid a financial crisis. Ed Barrett sold Umatilla Lumber yard to Tum-alum Lumber. A. M. Johnson joined Tum-alum. Washington Oregon Traction Company plan to build 75 miles of electric railway with power from Wenaha River, including Walla Walla as a terminal. Lucky Tom Johnson elected mayor of Cleveland, with results from several states in for good government candidates and governors.
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Talas
Lucky Tom Johnson
Portland Commercial Club
M. J.’ Roode
American Association of Traveling
Northwest
Puget Sound
Pacific Northwest
Camberliin
Oregon
Chamberlain
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Denver
St. Louis
Anneapolis
Chicago
New York
Ed Barrett
Tacoma
Umatilla
Tum-alam Lumber Company
A. M. Johnson
Tum-alum Company
Athena
Walla Walls
Freewater
Adams
Echo
Lowdon
Touchet
Washington-Oregon Traction Company
Walla Walla
Bulletin
Max Baumeister
Allen H. Reynolds
Samuel Dramheller
K. Holloway
Jobo Smith
W. A. Ritz
Hoe
Wenaba
Prospect
Cleveland
Barton
R. Taylor
Good Government
Langdon
McGowan
Good Government League
New Jersey
Ford
Maryland
Avatin
Crothery
Rhode Island
Jamoa H. Higgins
Massachusette
C. J. Guild, Jr
Kentucky
August BE
Willon
New York City
Fght
Independence League
Tammany
Third anniversary reception for Rev Geo T Ellis at Baptist Church
A large crowd attended the Wednesday anniversary event at the Baptist Church to honor Rev Geo T Ellis and his wife. The evening featured an Indian decorated setting, a strong musical program with organ solos by Miss Margher, vocal pieces by Mr Wood and Miss McKinnon, and remarks by S I Wilson and Prof J S Henry. Ellis spoke of his new status, health improvements, and gratitude as tea was served by the ladies.
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Geo. T. Ellis
Baptist Church
J. S Henry
Ellis
John L. Smith Dies After Long Illness at Home
John L. Smith, born July 8 1855 in Knox County Iowa, died at his home Tuesday at 1 30 am after a prolonged illness. A charter member of Pythian Lodge No 29 he was surrounded by family and friends. funeral held Wednesday at the Christian Church with lodge pallbearers present. Survived by his wife Nancy Harper and three sons and three daughters. He had lived in the Grand Ronde Valley and took part in the Willow Creek battle with hostile Indians. long active in Oregon Pioneer circles.
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John L. Smith
Mr. Smith
Pythian Lodge No 29
K. of P
Christian Church
Haven
Pythian Lodge
Knox County
Iowa
Plains
Grand Ronde
Nancy Harper
Summerville
Union County
Edna
Willow Creek
Oregon
Didnt Take to the Booze Athenian Arrest Involved
Jack Lacourse was arrested Tuesday in Athena by Deputy Sheriff Binkley from Pendleton with a warrant sworn to by Chance Rogers of Weaton. Rogers lodged complaint with District Attorney Phelps alleging a man on horseback forced Rogers and a companion to drink from his bottle. after refuting, the drunk man with a rifle ordered drinking, was knocked down and left in the road. If proven, the case could affect Lacourse, described as civil when sober but quarrelsome when drinking. School Library Books: East Oregonian notes county libraries will receive new books funded at 644, allocated to districts. districts without librarians may lose access, as appointments depend on directors’ cooperation. Wanted: A woman to live on a ranch and care for children. Apply at this.
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Jack Lacourse
Athena
Binkely
Pendleton
Chance Rogers
Weaton
Phelps
Rogera
Effeot
Roger
Spring Hollow
Adams
Lacourse
Rogers
Suys
East Oregonian
Scbool
Bickel
Umatilla
Portland
Pickel
Martha Blanchard
Wodding
Portland Journal
Ellaworth Pickel
Cupid Wilde
Oresten
Bills and sidewalks approved in Monday council session
The council authorized monthly bills for payment including Mill Co light Co and others and ordered sidewalk construction on Adams street in front of W McBride residence and various properties. Whitman defeated Multnomah 5 to 1 on Ankeny Field in a big football opener, signaling possible Thanksgiving clash with Washington State Colleges.
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Mill Co
Athena Truck Co
N. A.miller Gow
Fryeonntage
W. J. Gholson Sulary
Richards
Adame Street
W. McBride
Ed Payne
John Peebler
W. O. Read
F. B. Boyd
F. M. Manafield
B. Ogle
Mra. Koonta
A. R. Booker
Mra
Joe Bannister
Waterman
Barrett
Main Street
A. H. Love
James Nelson
Whitman
Multnomah
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Ankeny Field
Burbaker
Whitman l
Wallan Walla
Whitwan
Washington State
Itncome
Spray Your Fruit Trees Now Urges Spraying for Oregon Fruit
Fruit inspectors and the state board of horticulture urge growers to begin spraying to preserve Oregon fruit quality. The board cites last year’s results and high market prices, saying persistent spraying and state inspector support can yield greater returns for each grower.
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Fruit Inspectora
State Board of Horticulture
Oregon
Saga
Oregon Daily Journal
Horticultural Board
Aald A. M. Williams
Pickel wedding notice amuses Portland Journal readers
A whimsical Portland Journal notice details Ellaworth Pickel marrying Martha W. Blanchard amid misspellings and jokes about his name. The account blends local color with a marriage license mishap, plus a testimonial touting Ballard's Horehound Syrup for persistent coughs.
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Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athena Labor
Waitsburg, Wash
R. J. Boddy
THE
Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
H. O. Mansfield
Toubhet
London
Wash
Adams and
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlion, A. G. P. A
Nor. Pao. Ry
Portland, Ore
Governor Chamberlain
Tum-a-Lam Company
Law and Order
San Francisco
Rev. Ellis
Dell Brothers
Coop
Pioneer Drug
Ballard
G. Clark
Colorado
Wa, McBride
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