Yakima Wool Sales Boost Prices Ahead of Oregon Clips
News of the Yakima wool sales shows central Washington fetching prices about two cents higher than eastern Oregon last year. About 300000 pounds were sold recently, with buyers in Montana paying 18 to 19 cents for average to choice wool. The Boston Commercial Bulletin notes strong demand and limited supplies for old domestic grease wools, predicting upward price movement despite market rigidity.
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Umatilla County
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Oregon
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Boston Commercial Bulletin
London
J. P. Defour
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Pohlman
Pendleton
Partnership dispute verdict and wool market notes
Judge Phelps ruled for W. Wallcop against B. F. Hubbard in a partnership accounting, finding Hubbard took $7597.96 while Wallcop took $2829.43 with Gard Place land tied to the partnership. Wool prices for the season are expected steady or higher, buyer J. P. Defour predicts demand for new wool and minimal domestic clips.
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B. F. Hubbard
Gard Place
Cruiser Nashville Sent to Haiti from Cape Haitien
Washington dispatch says the cruiser Nashville was ordered from Cape Haitien to Puerto Plata to quell another Haitian revolution. The assignment underscores ongoing U S involvement in Caribbean stability efforts during April.
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Washington
Nashville
Cape Haitien
Puerto Plata
Suffragists Cause Alarm Across Britain and Ireland
In London militant suffragettes set fire to Lieburn Castle in Antrim, Ireland, with minor damage. In New Castle England a suffragette tried to reach Prime Minister Asquith on a train and was subdued by police after a struggle. In Glasgow suffragettes attempted to blow up Belmont church, three bombs exploded with little damage.
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Lieburn Castle
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Glasgow
Belmont Church
Children’s Diseases Very Prevalent Warned by Advertisers
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs including whooping cough measles scarlet fever and croup. It cites Mrs I C Hostler of Grand Island Nebraska praising rapid relief after a few doses and notes the product contains no opiates with 25c 60c and 1.00 sizes available nationwide.
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I. C. Hostler
Grand Island
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Newsy Hotel of Pendleton reports births
Miss Irene Shen received word of the birth of a seven pound son to her sister Mrs H H Bond of Seattle. Forest Baker foreman of the East Oregonian mechanical department is father of a seven and a half pound son born yesterday at St Anthony's hospital to Mr and Mrs Baker.
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East Oregonian Mechanical Department
Baker
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kilpack Welcomes A New Baby Boy In Jubilant Visit
J G Kilpack, prominent Boys & Girls' aid society representative, is unusually joyous during his current visit as he announces the birth of his one week old son. He credits his wife for significant shares in the new arrival.
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J. G. Kilpack
Boys & Girls’ Oid Society
Whitman College Nine to Meet Buckaroo Team Tomorrow
Whitman college baseball players arrive tomorrow morning and in the afternoon will face the Buckaroos at Round-up Park. The series includes five games against the Walla Walla Bears as Lodell tests several pitchers to find a strong one for the lineup.
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Whitman College
Buckaroo
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Walla Walla Bears
Lodell
Lott's Café Opens in Former Dining Car Space
Billy Lott, longtime colored dining car conductor for the C. W. R. & N., yesterday opened Lott's Café in the room between Bond Bros store and Estés barber shop. The space is furnished elegantly with a dining car chef in the kitchen and Lott in charge of the dining room to recreate the dining car experience.
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Billy Lott
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Estés
Pasco Man Jesse Simons Reported Very Low at St Anthony's
Pasco resident Jesse Simons long treated for a liver ailment is reported very low at St Anthony's hospital after being brought in yesterday afternoon. His wife, formerly Mrs Kinman, and his daughter Mrs Robert Vietch arrived this morning.
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Jesse Simons
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kinman
Robert Vietch
Tennis Club Meeting Postponed to Next Week
The newly organized tennis club meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed until next week due to unfinished committee reports. Surveyor Frank Hays surveyed Round-up Park yesterday and believes there is room for three courts, and a map will be submitted at the next meeting.
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Frank Hays
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Pendleton and Hermiston
Realty transfers include Howard W Bench and wife to B M Huntington for quadrant and block in Pendleton area, James C Thompson to Alfred P Myrick for 9000 covering lots 6 7 8 9 in block 112 Reservation Addition Pendleton, Thomas B Swearingen and wife to Joseph W Miller for quarters 3 4 and east half in section 24 two one N R 32, and F B Swayze and wife to B L Mench for lot 4 block 9 Hermiston.
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B. M. Huntington
N. R
James C. Thompson
Alfred P. Myrick
Pendleton
Thomas B
Swearingen
Joseph W. Miller
F. B. Swayze
B. L. Mench
Town of Hermiston
Dress Rehearsal for Plymouth Captain at Pendleton High
Dress rehearsal by Pendleton high school students for The Captain of Plymouth went smoothly last evening in the Oregon theater. Cast, chorus, and dancers performed without error and audience interest is strong with good ticket sales expected for tonight's performance.
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Oregon Theater
Pendleton High School
Not Joining New Charles Company Cigar and Billiards Store
Charles M. Stype, named earlier to be linked with Charles Greulich and Blaine Burton in The Charles Company’s cigar and billiard venture, says he will not participate. He will remain chief clerk at the water office.
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Charles M. Stype
Charles Greulich
Blaine Burton
Charles Company
Cigar and Billard
Graham Furniture
Starr Dead On Train Near Corvallis
KF. N. Starr died April 29 while on a train twenty two miles from Corvallis. Express clerk Tracy M. Starr reported his father, accompanied by his sons, left here April 28 for Corvallis his old home. He suffered asthma and heart trouble and had lived in the Stockman house on Cottonwood and High streets for the past year.
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Tracy M. Starr
Northern Pacific
KF. N. Starr
Corvallis
Mr. Starr
Stockman
Cottonwood
High Streets
Concrete sidewalk laid on Aura street. multiple permits issued
An entire block of Aura street between Court and Alta will receive a concrete sidewalk laid by owners Swartz & Grenlich, Joe Fiedler, and Mike Dolan after a morning permit. Ayers also obtained a permit for a Court and Franklin Street walk. Additional permits cover remodeling the I O O F store room for Sayres & Co and a concrete foundation for Mrs Hannah La Dow’s residence on Weat Court Street.
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Weat Court Street
Who Threw the Overalls and Auto Collision
The era question about who threw the overalls in Mrs Murphy's chowder meets the case of the Main and Johnson collision. Walter Planting and John Eggers are named as potential drivers in the crash at the intersection, with local authorities investigating their roles. The report notes confusion over responsibility and calls for clarity from witnesses and evidence gathered at the scene.
Planting files damage suit over June 17 collision
Planting sues Eggers claiming Eggers drove fast on the streets June 17, causing a crash. Eggers answered with a counter charge of fast driving, Planting replied denying the counter and reaffirmed his original claim. The collision occurred as Planting traveled east on Court and Eggers rode south on Johnson.
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Johnson
County Clerk Back on Job After Illness
County Clerk Frank Saling returns to his desk after several days at home due to illness. He resumed duties this afternoon, marking his first appearance since Tuesday.
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Frank Saling
Correction to East Court street remonstrance error
In yesterday's council report a typographical mistake misstated McComas figures. The line should read that several lots with aggregate assessed valuation of $2115 would be taxed for payment, not more than $5000.
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East Court Street
McComas
Deeds Filed Convey 480 Acres on Bear Creek and Lots
Deeds filed involving 480 acres on Bear Creek transferring from Laura Sherry to W A Gilliam Ella Mc Broom and Grace Gilliam for 3360 dollars. Also lot 4 of block 10 Koontz's second addition to Echo conveyed from Edward Collier to John Moore. Lots 10 block 48 Coe's first addition to Stanford conveyed from Clyde V Y Stuart to Miles C Barragar.
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Laura Sherry
W. A. Gilliam
Ella McBroom
Grace Gilliam
Koontz
Echo
Edward Collier
John Moore
Coe
Stanfield
Clyde VY. Stuart
Miles C
Barragar
Contention over naturalization for city water commissioner
Col J H Raley argues Dr James A Best not required to be naturalized to hold the water commissioner post while Judge S A Lowell concedes counsel's points in a one sided demurrer before Judge Phélps. Lowell sues to remove Commissioners Best Moore and Jack alleging Best ineligible as native Canadian who never completed naturalization. Col Ruler cites city charter and state constitution on voting eligibility, noting naturalized citizens may vote.
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J. H. Raley
James A. Best
S. A. Lowell
Best
Phélps
Moore
Jack
Lowell
Ruler
Hart Returns as Village Dogcatcher in Tax Drive
Harry Hart, dubbed dogcatcher prince, silently entered the village and began roaming doors to seize unlicensed dogs. Owners face a three dollar dog tax, plus a one dollar penalty, or risk losing their pets to a harsh transport to dog heaven.
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Harry Hart
Fido
Touser
Rover
Hart
Dog Heaven
Caadles Ala of Christian Church Food Sale Tomorrow
The Caadles Ala of the Christian church will host a home baked food sale at the Cash Market tomorrow. Promotion notes Adv.
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Adv
Courts Schedule Full Next Week in Pendleton
Pendleton prepares for a month of court with federal circuit and state supreme courts in session. The federal term opens next week with two to three cases including perjury charges against Jim Dupuis and other potentially high profile hearings. Circuit Court begins April 12 with ten cases set and criminal cases leading to mid month. Supreme Court Eastern Oregon session starts May 4 and will occupy the week as Deputy Clerk Lee Moorhouse compiles the docket.
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Columbia George
Andrew Barnhart
Anderson Shippentower
U. S
Newberry
Thomas Kerr
Ladies Club
Nolin
Hercules Georges
Sam Mesaaris
Phelps
John Estes
Herman Peters
Bungalow
Mra
Mildren MacFadden
New Grand Hotel
F. B. Pennock
Jeasie A. Williams
Costly statewide prohibition cited by LA chamber
The Los Angeles chamber of commerce urged against statewide prohibition, arguing it would cost California growers about 150 million dollars annually. The statement was released from Los Angeles on April 3, 19XX.
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Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Layne Layne Horse Trainers and Tamer Ad
If your horse is worth riding he is worth being taught to single foot. It also puts the price up on him and the gait never wears out. We take first class care of all horses and condition them, wild horses perfectly broken to ride. If you give us one horse you'll give us another. Round-Up Grounds Or box 603 Pendleton Ore.
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