Open River Benefits Urged by Captain Gray at Conference
Captain W. P. Gray of Paseo argues for an open and improved Columbia River system, detailing how water highways reduce costs, attract settlers, and boost homes, industry, and social life along the Inland Empire. He links river improvement with railroads, dams, and climate to foster development and population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gray
Paseo
Loates
Thames
Manchester Canal
England
Hardor
Seine
Rhine
Rhone
Europe
Columbia
Columbian River
Snake
Lewiston
Tidewater
Rocky Mountains
God of Nature
Bryant
Oregon
Scotland
Maine
Newfoundland
Inland Empire
Panama Canal
Danube
Middle West
Far Eastern
Neucleus
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Succeeds Across America
The renowned Parisian Sage hair tonic has surged in the United States over three years due to proven results. Tallman & Co guarantee it to cure dandruff, thinning hair, or itchy scalp within two weeks or money back. Women nationwide use it, praising its transformation for 50 cents a bottle, sold by druggists and Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
United States
Tallman & Co
Family Returns to Hermiston Ranch for Summer
Special Correspondence reports Mrs. W. P. Bauschard and her daughter arrived by afternoon train and will return to the ranch for the summer. Mr. Bauschard and another member of the family are mentioned as accompanying them or remaining to manage affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bauschard
Mr. Bauschard
Existence of Boys' Gang Revealed in Baker Oregon
Baker Oregon April 17 arrest of several boys charged with stealing baseballs and bats from the ball park uncovered a gang of five to six youths aged 11 to 14 involved in petty pilfering from public places and homes. Two boys testified in juvenile court before Judge Basche, leading to recovery of much stolen goods including items from the ball grounds and a residence burglary.
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Baker
Ore
Ball Park
Basche
Adler
Stranger to Head Baker Schools in Oregon
Baker Oregon April 17 At a meeting of the board of directors of school district No 5 Professor A C Strange of The Dalles was unanimously elected city superintendent of schools to succeed Prof J A Churchill who resigned to become state superintendent of public instruction Mr Strange is 39 years of age and has had 11 years teaching experience in Oregon
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A. ©. Stranger
Baker Schools
Baker
Ore
Schol District No. 5
A. C. Strange
Dalles
Oregon
Eas City
J. A. Churchill
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Strange
Tige
Registered Mail Taken at Nampa
Postoffice Inspector Wadeav ering traces missing letter and packages in Idaho Boise. April 17. Registered mail in a special pouch intended for Boise was stolen from the Nampa depot platform on the night of April 8. No thieves or property have been found. The pouch, thought to contain many registered letters and packages, including one letter said to hold 2500 dollars, arrived in Nampa from the east on train No. 1 and was stolen before Boise train's arrival.
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Boise
Idaho
Nampa
Prayer L. Neil
United States Post Office
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Capt. Gray
Commonwealth
Celilo
Portland
Bouschard
Baril Gibson
Umatilla
Rev. Or, Jones
America
Pendleton
Goodyear Welt
Krippendorff Dittman Co
Aight
Madras
Florida
Chambray
Ade
Hermiston
Rancit
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