Reservation Road Delays Signal New Route Proposals
Stockmen delayed by petitions to add a Cayuse to east reservation line road in Wenaha district. Surveys are under way with Kimbrell and Purnish. Main route runs east from Pendleton past the agency to three miles from Cayuse, then south to Meacham. A south Pendleton to Cayuse bridge route and a Cayuse spring to east line road are also planned, with Umatilla river bridging likely needed.
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Cayuse
Ens
W. J. Purnish
J. A. Borle
Wenaha
Springa
Kimbrell
Mr. Purnish
Pendleton
Agency
Cayuse Station
Catholic Indian Mission
Meacham
Adams
Government Bridge
Cayuse Hill
Dead Man fAll
Indiana
Gibbon
Bingham Springs
Umatilla
Cayue
The Girl Question Play Receives Warm Reception
The Girl Question performed by the Askin-Singer company drew a fair audience last evening despite the Lenton season. Don Ryah, Paul Nicholson, Hehe, and Marguerite De Voni starred with a witty Hibernian touch and a strong supporting troupe. The show is a lively frisky comic opera with pretty chorus girls, stylish specialties, and a buck and wing finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askin-Singer
Don Ryah
Paul Nicholson
Wheat prospects very bright on reservation farmlands
Former Stock Inspector Jack Bryant reports wheat on the Cayuse area and northern river region of the reservation is six inches tall and flourishing. He credits early fall rains and ample surface moisture, noting other sections improved but needing less rain as crops grow vigorously without immediate irrigation.
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Jack Bryant
Cayuse
Bryant
Cayuse Station
Demurrers Overruled by Circuit Judge Bean
Circuit Judge Bean overruled the district attorney’s demurrer to the Pendleton hotel company and taxpayers’ complaint against the county. The attorney won’t have time to file an answer. Bean also overruled Carter and Smythe’s demurrer to the DA’s answer in the injunction suit to stop payment for detective services last fall, with trial set to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimult
Bean
Pendleton Hotel Company
Carter & Smythe
New Canadian Pacific Train to Run Spokane Portland Route
Canadian Pacific officials announce a May 2 start for the Soo Spokane-Portland Train Deluxe operating from St Paul to Portland via O R N tracks from Spokane. The train includes an electric lighted observation car, standard sleeper, modern tourist cars, dining cars, and day coaches. Tickets via Spokane and the Soo Spokane route will be at equal rates. Pendleton travelers may use the Umatilla connection to reach the east via the new service.
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G. M. Jackson
A. H. Campbell
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
Mr. Campbell
Canadian Pacific Railway
Soo Spokane
St. Paul
Portland
Spokane
Soo
Lytle Father Arrives in Oregon to Settle in Willamette Valley
J. W. Lytle, Iowa native and father of Dr. W. H. Lytle state sheep inspector, arrived this morning to stay in Oregon. He plans to purchase land in the Willamette valley and has visited Oregon three times in the past seven months.
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J. W. Lytle
W. H. Lytle
Iowa
Mr. Lytle
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Charles Flush Seeks Umatilla Allotment Reservation
Charles Flush, a well known half breed Indian, has completed his evidence in a case against the United States. Testimony was taken before Attorney C G Ferguson, charged with taking it. This is the cave in which Flush plans to secure an allotment on the Umatilla Indian reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flush
United States
CG. J. Ferguson
Flush
Umatilla
Kennedy and Thorne Win Marriage License Last Evening
A marriage license was issued last evening to James Kennedy and Miss Mary Thorne, both residents of the county.
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James Kennedy
Mary Thorne
Roosevelt Party Arrives at Port Said in Quiet Transit
Roosevelt and his delegation reached Port Said tonight after a uneventful voyage. The report notes a mortality rate associated with cerebrospinal chloral medication averaging one death per ten thousand cases.
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Port Said
Roosevelt
Tri
Wool Growers Revise Sale Dates Across Oregon Regions
Objections from wool buyers are anticipated to be of little effect as the state wool growers revise sale dates. Echo and Pilot Rock retain sales, Pendleton and Baker City receive adjusted slots, Yale gains dates, and Heppner shifts to fit buyer travel. Secretary Smythe issues official notices urging timely clip delivery to warehouses.
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Pendleton
Smythe
Echo
Pilot Rock
Yale
Baker City
Baker
Dan P. Smythe
State Wool Growers Association
Heppner
Shanike
Ontario
Wile
Elgin
Incipient Blaze Nipped at George Hamblen Home
A small fire discovered early this morning at George Hamblen's Garfield street home was contained when Mrs. Hamblen and her daughter tore a burning portier from its fastenings and carried it outside. The stove near the sitting room portieres started the flames but only the portiere was destroyed.
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George Hamblen
Garfield Street
Portiere
Commercial Clug Plans Remodelling and Bond Venture
A Commercial Association board meeting approved remodelling plans for quarters and formed a committee to explore a bond sale by the Interstate Telephone Co. to fund expansion. Projections suggest 1500 to 2000 dollars for improvements and ongoing rental discussions with Mr. Milarkey. A follow up session is set for this afternoon to hear committee reports.
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Board of Managers
The
Commercial Association
Interstate Telephone Company
Thos
Milarkey
Young Men’s Association
T. ©. Taylor
G. M. Rice
J. P. Winter
T. EB. McGinitle
The House of Bondage at the Oregon April 10th
Seymour Obermer star in The House of Bondage a social drama at the Oregon April 10th Florence Roberta leads a cast with Arthur Forrest Thurlow Bergen and Ann Warington The play contrasts English and American marriage laws and offers a hopeful yet critical view of divorce era relations in a universal home theme
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Seymour Obermer
Henrik Ibsen
Obermer
New York
Florence Roberta
Oregon
Christiana
House of Bondage
Miss Roberts
England
Universal
Arthur Forrest
Thurlow Bergen
Ann Warington
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Elgin Woman in Recovery
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs G W Propeck of Elgin Oregon for curing long standing kidney trouble. She reports relief from backache irregular kidney secretions and dizziness after starting the regimen. The ad urges readers to buy at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and to remember the brand name.
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G. W. Propeck
Elgin
Ore
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Lumber Yard Sale Offer Near Court House
Cheap camber items advertised by Oregon Lumber Yard on Alta Street opposite the courthouse. Readily available lumber for any purpose with displays of what is offered to passersby and customers seeking affordable building materials.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
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Standard Grocery Co
S. J. Piper
Helix
Co. A. Gilgert
Ed Rush
L. B. Stearns and Family of
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J. S. West
Hermiston
Hurst
Preewater
Mr. Ami
Frank McKenzie
Bert Wilson
J. Kennedy
Jesse Moore
Butter Creek
Joe Murphy
Walla Walla
Jacob Behrens
Sioux City
Towa
J. C. Hoskins
Mrs. J. R. Porter
Robert Tagwell
Hood River
St. George
W. R. Campbell
Farmers’ Co-Operative Union
Frank Nagle
Nagle Brothers
Miston
Laura Wyrick
E. P. Dood
M. M. Wyrick
Hot Lake
G. W. Proebster
Weston Hardware
Eeda
Dorsey M. Hill
Walla Walla County
Washington
Pearl Porter
Whitman College
Mr. J. R. Porter
F. E. van Dusen
Tom Robertson
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Geore Gillette
West Court Street
R. J. Slater
Fee & Slater
Switzler
Furnish
Tallman & Co
Roosevelt Party
Ostetter
Gordon Creat
Glee Club
Oregon Theatre
Max Baer
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