City Bits: Rentals and Trades Across Town
A jumble of local classifieds lists rental housing on South Main Thompson Street Logan Street Bluff Street 202 Final Webb and 316 Garden Street, Furnished rooms at 205 W Webb and 702 Logan, for sale and trade notices for coal wood flour and farm goods, Oregon Lumber Yard promotions, hotel Oregon rates, theater auditions, and a baseball game trip by rail with special trains and round trip fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Coal
Oregon
M Inns
South Main Street
Thompson Street
Garden Street
Leathers Transfer Co
W. Webb
Logan Street
Bluff Street
Burna the Beast
Jyete
Oregon Lumber Yard
Queen Hotel
Webb Street
Roward
Amos Pond
Tutullla
Pendleton
Walla Wallin
Walla Walla
Wallin Walla
Oo, RO & N. Company
Lwalla Walla
Walla Wall
Goodman Hardware Co
Twenty Camps of Indians At Presbyteran Mission
The Umotilla Indians near the Presbyterian mission gather for religious meetings this week. About twenty camps are present with more expected daily. A large delegation from New Prous teapeeted to arrive tonight. Lapwal and Lowhton join the talks as the crowd fills the temple while the families remain in gray attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umotilla
Fan Lapwal
Lowhton
Minjir Lee Moor
Referendum petitions stir debate on appropriation value
Amended notes on circulating petitions question the size of an appropriation for improvements. Observers doubt broad signatures will appear as critics claim Oregon’s university standards lag and students may transfer to Washington University in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beling
Orecen
Washington
Minny Oregon
Washington University At
Seattle
Flks Plan Lodge Meeting In Ward Dish Form
Flks Tendleton Lodge No 255 FB P O Mike will meet this evening at Wadeshall. Initiation and other business to be transacted. All members urged to be in attendance. Tron the Fast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendleton
FB. P.O. Mike
Wadeshall
Local Visitors Reported In The City On Business
A. H. Kirby of Adama J. B. Norvell and Mrs Norvell of Helix, RB Johnson of Echo, D. C. Brownell from Umatilla, J. W. Bates of Buffalo-Pitts Machine company, John Smith pioneer stockman from Cove Union county, E. J. Brown from Walla Walla, Charles Green wool buyer, K. Yates deputy assessor, Miss Laura Wyrick to Whitman Interscholastic meet, Riley Craven Wade Hardware guest, Jonathan Johnston with Canadian Pacific Irrigation, Alexander Anderson and W. A. Storle visiting Oregon division, Edgar Norvell returning from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kirby
Adama
the Cove
Union County
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Walla Walla
Oregon
Charles Green
Pasco
N. P
K. Yates
McKay and
Piict Rock
Asseawvor
Laura Wyrick
Whitman Field
Riley Craven
Wade Hardware Company
McMinnville
A. J. Goodman
Goodman Hardware Company
Jonathan Johnston
Canadian Pacific Irrigation
Helix
Portland
Selecting Jury Most Difficult Continued From Page One
Trial jury selection proceeds with a lengthy process as jurors are examined for impartiality. Several candidates are challenged or excused for conflicting interests, prior knowledge of the Estee killing, and legal exemptions. The court rules on attorney exemption while defense and prosecution press peremptory challenges amid ongoing questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
D. CG
Umattlla
California
Oregon
Alo
Raley
Vothie
Soietire Air Brodell Aooghe
New Brick Building Planned on Salvation Army Site
Schwert and Creasich begin teardown at the Salvation Army headquarters to prepare a new brick building with basement and three upstairs rooms on the left side of the site. The project, described as substantial, aims to erect a modern brick structure on valuable property. The fire incident delayed work briefly, but plans proceed for the new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bai- Vailoh
Wieteman
Schwart, & Groulich
Infant Bitten By Dog Causes Face Scar
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Marple was bitten on the cheek by a family pet dog named Tuckey. The wound required dressing but is not considered dangerous though painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tt. Marple
Rey
Thay Consultation in New York Prison Case
Detective in charge of Thay’s outside work, Roger Aura, was summoned to the Tombs today after a message from the prisoner. A long conference with him followed before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
New York
Roger Aura
Prbeaner
Peabody
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh Inhaler Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement touts Hy o met inhaler as the only local cure for catarrhal troubles. It claims the medicated air reaches nose throat and lungs destroying germs and soothing membranes. The complete outfit costs one dollar with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nove
Tallman & Co
Two New Towns Copperfield and Ballard's Landing Rise in Oregon
The Portland Chamber of Commerce notes two new towns forming in eastern Oregon along the Snake river in the Seven Devils district near Baker City. Copperfield and Ballard's Landing attract Baker City capital, with land sales brisk and 160 plots sold at 60 to 100 dollars each. The towns promise a railroad payroll hub, electric light plant, and rapid growth as construction moves from Huntington toward Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperfield
Ballard’s
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin
Oregon
Snake River
Seven Devile
Baker City
Huntington
Lewiston
Caperfield
Pine Creek
Snake
Ox Bow
Ballard Landing to Be Copper Belt Metropolis
Baker City capitalists have secured a large ranch at Ballard Landing and will plat it for market. A townsite promising to be the metropolis of eastern Oregon's copper belt, Ballard, is set to receive transmission of power to new towns as part of the expansion. One seventh of Britain’s foreign commerce passes through the Suez canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Oregon
Ballard
Landing
Baker City
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bowman Studio
Finiching
Alta House
Woodburn Wil
Woodtine City
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramadell & Co
Tron
Oregonian
Uma Soda
Estee
Porter
Ro Liske
Echo
Sul
Otter
Alec G M. Harrih
Wits
Catreh
Alta
J. W. Tulloch
Alta Stables
Alta Street
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