Judge Gilliland Clarifies Thompson Guardianship Motive
County Judge Gilliland explains his remarks about W L Thompson seeking guardianships and alleged threats to influence land retention. He says the East Oregonian misquoted him. the interview was given at Thompson’s request, with four present, and intended to reflect motives, not repudiate the entire talk.
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Gilliland
W. L. Thompson
Thompson
Indiana
Edwards
Thunder
East Oregonian
Iitland
Walker
Cold Remedies Warn Patients Against Delays
A fragment urging immediate action against colds, warning that waiting can worsen symptoms and extend suffering. The text emphasizes starting treatment promptly to avoid deeper illness. Names, dates, or places are not provided.
Old Deeds Filed From 19th Century Land Transfers
Three antique instruments entered at the recorder’s office draw interest. The oldest deed dated October 30, 1877, records W. Vanell conveying zero acres near Blue Mountain station to D. M. Drumhelter for 200 pounds. Also filed are two patents to Nathan Sams issued in Hayes and Harrison administrations.
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Recorder’s Office
W. Vanell
D. M. Drumhelter
Blue Mountain Station
Nathan Sams
Hayes
Harrison
Sloan Named Director at Commercial National Bank
At a regular directors meeting of Commercial National bank A D Sloan was elected to succeed the late Judge T G Halley linking his long involvement with the bank to its expanding business Sloan will focus on the banks affairs and contribute to Tina County’s favorable outlook while others approved routine matters
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Commercial National Bank
A. D. Sloan
T. G. Halley
Commercial National
Sloan
Tinatilla
Interstate bootleger arrested in state line district
George Pabets of Walla Walla was arrested yesterday on complaint by Harry Huber of Milton for conducting an interstate bootlegging operation in the state line district. He is charged with selling liquor to a minor and carrying liquor from Washington to Oregon selling without a license to farmers and laborers who would buy from him.
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George Pabets
Walla Walla
Harry Huber
Milton
State Line
Pabets
Washington
Oregon
Roll Up Your Sleeves and Fix the Day
A compact motivational note urges practical action when problems arise. It counsels rolling up sleeves and taking direct steps to set situations right, emphasizing hands-on effort over grumbling. The tone is brisk and action focused.
Harold Warner Named High School Student Body President
Harold J Warner was elected president of the student body for next year at the high school election held yesterday afternoon. With a light vote and a single contest, Ina Rippey was named vice president, Hazel Means secretary, Cressy Storgis football manager, Nat Kimball boys basketball manager, Laura McKee girls basketball manager, and Glen Storle with Bird McCarty Alfred Tuster and Tryout Tomorrow Afternoon. A field and track tryout is set for after school tomorrow to select the team to face Pearson Academy next Friday, with local boys training for the Walla Walla meet.
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Harold Warner
Harold J.warner
Ina Rippey
Sectreas
Hazel Means
Cressy Storgis
Boye
Nat Kimball
Skms
Laura McKee
Glen Storle
Bird McCarty
Alfred Tuster
Weatbrook Dickson
Pearson Academy
Walla Walla
Washington
To Institute New Commandery.
T. C. Taylor generalissimo of the state commandery of Knights Temp lar left for Hood River to oversee a new commandery institute that night. He had helped establish a commandery at Astoria and may oversee another in the Willamette valley this spring, accompanied by Will Ferguson.
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T. C. Taylor
Knights Templar
Hood River
Mr. Taylor
Astoria
Willamette Valley
Will Ferguson
Geer wins prize in Portland club literary contest
T Geer former Pendleton Tribune editor won $25 in a Portland Commercial Club literary contest. His Oregon article appeared in the Indianapolis Star. The club awarded ten prizes of $25 each. Miss Mateel Howe of Portland won $500 second prize and Rev Roach Stratton of Baltimore won the $1000 first prize.
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T. T. Geer
Pendleton Tribune
Portland Commercial Club
Mr. Geer
Oregon
Indianapolis Star
Mateel Howe
Portland
Rev. Roach Stratton
Baltimore
Supreme Court Rehears Case Smith versus Mosgrove Reversed
Oregon Supreme Court reverses Circuit Court ruling in the Smith Mosgrove dispute over $8000 for reservation land use from 1896 to 1903. The high court holds state courts have jurisdiction and sends the case back for trial with Chief Justice Bean delivering the decision. Attorneys Slater and Hinkle advocate for the plaintiff. Judge Bean previously ruled lack of jurisdiction.
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Supreme Court of Oregon
Philomme Smith
William Monggrove
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Bean
Smith-Mosgrove
United States Supreme Court
State Court
Messrs. Slater and
Hinkle
James A. Fee
Teutsch Creditors Dividend Declared By Referee
Judge Fite Gerald in bankruptcy proceedings declares a dividend of 256 percent to general creditors of Lee Teutsch. The remainder from the store sale will be distributed pro rata among creditors as funds are received.
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Teutsch
Lee Teutsch
Fite Gerald
Not the high priced papers, but some cheap ones too
A claim notes that stiffness in rates is not confined to expensive papers. Even affordable outlets can carry the same stringent pricing or terms, challenging the assumption that cost correlates with premium content or service integrity.
Oregon recall amendment aims to remove officers by petition
A proposed Oregon constitutional recall amendment would allow voters to petition for a recall election against any public officer. It sets 26 percent petition thresholds, requires sample ballot reasons, and permits a special election with the officer and others possible as candidates.
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State of
Oregon
Justice of the Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
Episcopal Services Tomorrow at Redeemer Church
The Church of the Redeemer will host a litany service tomorrow morning at o clock and a Lenten service at 4 o clock in the afternoon conducted by rector Rev. Charles Quinney in charge.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Alma-house Pressure Grows to Safeguard Self Care
The statement warns that neglecting personal welfare may force the alma-house to intervene, urging individuals to prioritize their own safety and health to avoid external oversight or mandatory measures.
Syrup of Figs and Senna Elixir Ad Tone
The well informed demand a simple pleasant laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known value remedy. Gentle, effective and trusted by physicians for family use, price fifty cents per bottle.
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Ita
California Fig Syrup Co
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Haroldd Warner
Hegall
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