ENDED THEIR TROUBLES WITH WILSON JUVENILE MINSTRELS
The Wilson Juvenile Minstrels had their performance halted in Walla Walla as sheriff’s attach sent on box office receipts to cover a $217 debt owed to Josephye Wilson. Manager Wilson, who was in Pendleton, returned to resolve the matter, and the troupe continued their tour. They perform next in Wattsburg, then Dayton, and later Frazer on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Wilson
Walla Walla
Joseph Ye
Pendleton
Wattsburg
Dayton
Frazer
Dindinger Wilson & Company Successors to Cleaver Brothers
Dindinger Wilson & Company succeeds Cleaver Brothers offering services and products with contact by telephone at Black 91.
Brother of John T the Latter of this Town
J L Lambirth resigned as acting manager of the Salem Light and Traction Company. He is succeeded by C H Brown from Denver. Lambirth may accept an offer from John Martin Company electrical engineers and move to San Francisco, with Mrs Lambirth remaining in Salem. His friends wish him success and note his ongoing conscientious policy. He is brother of J T Lambirth of Pendleton, formerly a Salem resident.
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J. L. Lambirth
Salem Light & Traction Company
C. H. Brown
Denver
Salem Journal
Lambirth
John Martin Company
San Francisco
Salem
Notary Public Promises Reward for Hall's Catarrh Cure Letter
Frank re TEA LUTEs mikes oath that he is the genlor aes runer of the firm of F.J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio that said firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn and subscribed December 6 by A.A.W. Gleason Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and distributed through the blood and mucous surfaces. Seals. All's Fam Pills are the best. Rentals at East Oregonian building. Steam heated rooms with hot and cold water and bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Mikes
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Aotate
Hall
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
écCo
Ohio
Kids Won 4103 By Batsmen In Major Exhibition
Ned Collins and Doc Osborn led the Yellow Kids to a 3 to 2 win over Walla Walla in a dust drenched eleventh inning at Athena Grounds. Nine hundred fans braved cold, wind and dust for a dramatic, error charged contest with standout plays by Center Fielder Brown and pitcher Saunders. Next Thursday the Yellow Kids travel to Pendleton to face Cohen's Wonders. Tacoma club also announced signed players for the coming season, including pitchers Carter Drinkwater McCarthy and Keefe, catcher Swindles, and infielders Hutchinson Fisher and McCarthy.
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Athena
Ned Collins
Sharpstine
Doc Osborn
Yellow Kids
Walla Walla
Hobo
Bradbury
Cohen
Saunders
Richard
Garden City
Danny Shea
Steltz
Spoakne
Maneger Grim
Osborn
Fischer
Crlgerman
Montana
Stelts
Cartano
Lieualien
Vaughn
McCarthy
Williams
Sharpstein
Brown
Ziegler
Pendleton
Personal notices from Pendleton town Sunday visitors
C A Barrett and wife from Athena were in town Sunday. James Welch left for Portland on business. Judge Hartman suffers a hand carbuncle. Ad Rothrock of Adams visited Saturday. Mrs N C Turpin of Adams moved to Pendleton with family. Deputy Davis visited hospital in Walla Walla. Antone Vey from Echo registered at Hotel St George. Bess Burford of Walla Walla staying with Mrs Ferguson. James A Howard recovering from la grippe. George Ferguson joined Teutsch dry goods store. Mrs J H Robbins joined husband newly arrived from Sumpter. Mrs C P Davis in hospital at Walla Walla improving. M C Athey Jr of Pacific Monthly in town at Golden Rule. J P Medernach, George Minger and Conrad Platzoeder left for Lewiston on trip. John Minto revenue inspector notes Pendleton routine. Ida Ray leaving for Spokane en route to Wisconsin. Mrs McCauna from Seattle attends Ray Robbins funeral. Alfred Holman of Oregonian returns to Portland with data for articles. Dick Nye visited hospital then funeral. County Assessor Buan learns of brother’s wife Jerone Buzan’s death at The Dalles. Ben Holt of Holt Manufacturing comes via Walla Walla then Dalles. will visit Grass Valley. James Tribble from Joe Cuhne’s sheep ranch suffers dislocated arm at Echo. Thomas Bozaarth, 75, visiting daughter in Pendleton. first trip here.
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C. A. Barrett
Athena
James Welch
Portland
G. A. Hartman
Ad Rothrock
Adams
N. C. Turpin
Pendleton
James A. Howard
la Grippe
George Ferguson
Lee Teutsch
J. H. Robbins
Sumpter
Mr. Robbins
C. P. Davis
Walla Walla
M. C. Athey, Jr
The
Pacific Monthly
Golden Rule Hotel
M. A. Butler
Baker City
Butlers
J. P. Medernach
George Minger
Conrad Platzoeder
Sunder
Lewiston
Idaho
John Minto
United States Revenue
Minto
Ida Ray
H L. Ray
Spokane
Wisconsin
McCauna
Ray Robbins
Seattle
Alfred Holman
Oregonian
Holman
Dick Nye
George Buaan
Dalles
Jerone Bu
Man enjoys Pacific Coast visit with family ties
A man traveling the Pacific Coast expresses pleasure with the country. He has spent time at Lewiston visiting a son and plans to stay with his daughter for a period. His home in Missouri remains active in his life as he continues his travels.
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Pacific Coast
Idaho
Lewiston
Missouri
Thursday Afternoon Club Hosts Reception Tonight
The Thursday Afternoon Club to morrow evening will hold its reception in the Parish House of the Church of the Redeemer. Invited are friends of members who will enjoy Shakespearean drama performed by members. The Parliamentary Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs. H. C. Guernsey's East Court street home.
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Church of the Redeemer
Parliamentary Club
H. C. Guernsey
East Court Street
Geer on the Ticket for U.S. Senate Run
Portland dispatch reports Governor Geer may appear on the ballot for United States senator. Democrats might nominate C. E. Wood. County Democrats will join with the citizens' ticket in a united front.
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Portland Dispatch
United States
Portland
Geer
C. E
Wood
Citizens
Chinese Exclusion Bill Passes with Kahn Amendment
Washington April 7 the house approved the Chinese exclusion bill in committee of the whole by 160 to 74 adopting the Kahn amendment prohibiting employment of Chinese as sailors on American vessels Adams of Pennsylvania signaled he would call for yeas and nays when the bill returns to the house from the committee of the whole
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Washington
House
Adams
Kahn
Pennsylvania
Committee of
Coast Appointments Nominate Land Office Officials
Washington April 7 the president sent to the senate three nominations for California posts John Maxey to be register of the land office at Stockton Frank Densmore to be receiver of public moneys at Independence and Stafford Austin to be register of the land office at Independence Cal.
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Washington
Senate
John Maxey
Stockton
Cal
Frank Densmore
Independence
Stafford Austin
Son of Iowa governor tied to Tacoma crime ring
The Bureau of Reformation reports C. D. Emery, sentenced last week to ten years in Walla Walla penitentiary, is identified as Peter F. Lowe, son of a former Iowa governor. He admits beginning a criminal career twenty years ago in San Francisco and says he served four prison terms.
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Tacoma
D. Emery
Walla Walla
Peter F. Lowe
Iowa
San Francisco
Advertising. We may live without poetry and music
A historical ad blurb from The Country Merchant extols ads as essential to business. It asserts one can live without poetry art conscience heart friends or fads, but not without advertising, positioning ads as vital to commerce.
Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen met Saturday at 8 pm
The regular meeting of Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World is now held on Saturday at 8 p m in Secret Society hall. Members are asked to govern themselves accordingly. J P Earl CG C Attest J P Walker Clerk.
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Pendleton Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Secret Society
J. P. Earl
CG. C
J. P. Walker
Eastern Washington Wheat Prospects Turn Very Dry
Reports from Eastern Washington state say the season is very backward and dry for wheat with the most unfavorable prospects in six years.
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Tacoma
Washington State
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Thomas Letcher
Elmer E. Smith
Milwaukee
Thomas Bozaarth
Mexico, Mo
George Ernest
West Court Street
Mr. Bozaarth
Nickel Harvest “Mills
Aollty
Chicago
Jefferson ‘Street
Pendleton Shoe Company
East
Oregon
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Porticai
ST. Joe Store
the Lyons Mercantile Ct
Carrier Millinery
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