Local Notables Arrive as Pendleton News Brews
Local figures including attorneys Denham and Sommer and real estate men Caviness and Todd arrive in Pendleton on the afternoon train. W. Siegrist, O R N watch inspector, attends to duties while Rev. Deal plans a sermon on amusement. Several residents journey from Wallowa and Imbler areas for events, with Royal Arch Masonry and hospital visits noted.
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Denham
Elgin
Chreuit
Justus Sommer
Ign
Dan Shebin
Enterprise
Lawrence Caviness
Wallows County
J. &. Anderson
Tmbler
Cie
Wiliam Siegrist
Pendleton
C. BE. Deal
Island City
J. St. Oliver
Blakeslee
Stafford
La Belle Marie and Down on the Farm Shine at Steward Opera House
The Curtiss Comedy company drew a full house last night with La Belle Marie, Leota Howard delivering a striking Jean Ingleside and la Belle Marie performance. The cast including Melvin Mayo George Routh Kehoe and others received strong notices while Down on the Farm promises further entertainment with 10c 15c 25c tickets at Van Burens.
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Steward Opera House
Flay Pennington
Sessile Chawright
Lillian Mullaly
Flownte Sinleker
Curties Company
Teneht
Mise Howard
Oto Re
Pendleton sees business push as railroad pays dues
In Pendleton East Oregon the railroad employes receive pay checks this morning. The Warren Palmer Mill salt delivery is delayed awaiting court action on a non-salt motion. The plaintiff has resolved his case. Grant Lincoln, local baseball promoter, returns from Idaho and eastern Oregon tours praising a potential league as Baker City shows interest.
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Pendleton
Oregonton
Warren-Palmer Mill
Grant Lincoln
Idaho
Oregon
Claga 1 Baseball
Baker City
Good Time at Dance Brings Help to La Grande Band
A local dance last night drew strong attendance and high praise for the band and orchestra. The profits will cover current expenses for the group, easing the need for members to pay from their own pockets in coming weeks.
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la Grande
Calhoun Trial Opens as Heney Battles Juror Rock
In San Francisco on February 106, Patrick Calhoun head of United Railroads faced bribery charges. Heney moved to disqualify juror Walter C. Rock using a challenge strategy amid sharp exchanges and heated examination. Rock resisted, leading to tense courtroom exchanges as the case began.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Heney
Walter C. Rock
Rock
Alexander drives mayoral bid as Recallers nominate in LA
The Recallers nominate former county supervisor Georer Alexander for mayor against ACC. Harper. If the nomination is ratified Alexander will run. The move aims to oust Harper from office during the recall contest in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Georer Alexander
Acc
Harper
Alexander
Ron
King Opens Parliament in London Address on Treaties
King Edward opened parliament in London repeating the throne speech and noting Anglo American treaties. He expressed hope that the agreements would lead to a final and amicable settlement of various matters, including the Newfoundland fisheries and other issues.
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London
Edward
Rapooch
Waiterwiyn
Newfoundlind Fiakvrles
Foremin J A Watean Reports February Engine Orders
In a reply to questions about business in roibrem circles Gris lem Foremin J A. Watean says the year is ahead of last. He notes 12 days of February 1404 versus this year show 144 engines ordered then, 194 out and in so far this month, with similar in and out figures and 24 engines ordered last night. He adds forty eight engines find their crews, arguing there is no demoralized traffic.
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Hexponae
Roibrem
Grislem Foremin
A. Watean
Thia Ume
Giave Fuse
Millatheas Entertain with Colonial Theme Card Party
The Barnes club of Me Presbyterian church hosted a new card club event at Silverthorn's on First and Midin. Guests wore red white and blue in a colonial dame style tribute to Ceorge. Robert Newlin won the club prize as ROw Logan and Mrs. Rowan hosted a pleasant evening with refreshments.
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Philtheas
Ceorge
Silverthorn
First and
Midin
Barnes Cliwb
Me Presbyterian Church
Poitathens Club
Mr. and
Mys
Row
Logan
Robert Newlin
Soldier From Warwickshire Regiment Killed on Kemrud Road
A serviceman from the Warwickshire regiment was killed today near Kemrud road in Peathiwar India. The wartime casualty is reported with limited details available from the field.
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Peathiwar
India
Warwickshire Regiment
Kemrud Road
Incorporators Form 470000 Stationery Company
Articles of Incorporation filed in the county clerk's office by Doris Kilburn Blach DR Davis G F Kilburn and W E Blach. The new company capitalizes at 470 000 and will handle wholesale and retail stationery. Walt Bloch, son of Max Bloch of this city, is connected to the enterprise.
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Doris
Kilburn & Blach
DR. Davis
G. F. Kilburn
W. E. Blach
Portland Paper
W. E. Bloch
Walt Bloch
Max Bloch
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Imbler
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Union
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Canada
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Plewant Valley
Hannah Rogers
Henry
BR. Pedle
Piker Cty Herald
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Baker
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la Grands A
Dirkee
Euler Herald
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Charles Binder
Huntington
Charles
Charles E. Fank
George Craig
W. Holmes
Dep Boswell
Enterprice
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Imnalia
Royal Arch
Novace McKenzie
Sipwa- Wacher Company
Walla Walla
Hot Lake
Wattown County
French
Prench
Phillip French
Tee
BE. K. Lorimer
Boise
van Buren's
Seattle
Pacific
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Madras
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Hovey
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King
Ladies’ Home Journal
Spring Quarterly
Opera House
LA Grande, Ore
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Ira
Pastime Theatre
Ferrin & French
Robbie Hinnek
Cave of the Spy
Pagan
Africa
Sint Hedley
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Denistry
la Grande National Bank
Corporation
E.iccess
WN. K. West
Wm. Miller
T. J. Scroggin
Cash
H. E. Coolidge
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WK. West
Wm. Miller Hie.” Woolimitge
J. L. Cavines
Frank Conley
A. T. Hin
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