Harney Settler Voices Complaint Over Descriptive Letter
Fred Otley of Lawen Harney county protests C C Conner Helix article in East Oregonian arguing the piece overstated Harney county’s semi arid land and potential. He questions claimed wheat farm extent and land entries while warning about impact on outsiders seeking land.
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Fred Osley
Clarney
Helix
East Oregonian
Harney County
C. C. Conner
Fred Otley
Lawen
Harney Désert
The
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Ng Wee
Harney Valley
Hermann's Forest Reserve Testimony Raises Questions
Washington dispatch describes Hermann's defense witnesses, including Justice McKenna and Judge Gould, testifying that his reputation was good before the indictment. It notes a private secretary for Senator Bourne and Harry J. Brown stating Hermann claimed lands in eastern Oregon counties would join a forest reserve, with limited specifics. The report indicates testimony to conclude soon and jury deliberation anticipated later in the week.
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Washington
Ringer Hermann
McKenna
Supreme Court
Gould
Strter
Columbia
Hermann
Harry J. Brown
The
Oregonian
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Flue Mountain Forest Reserve
Hermoanh
F. P. Mayswan
Pendleton Academy Team Heads to Forest Grove Debate
Pendleton Academy three students Edmund Milne Denglas Johnson and Haro Hickeelee with teacher Miles Ferrin depart for Forest Grove to debate Pacific University preparatory department on ship subsidy. They prepared three months and hope to win honors as Senator La Follette interview with Douglas Johnson is cited in support of opposition to the subsidy.
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Pendleton Academy
Forest Grove
Haro Hlckeelee
Edmund Milne
Denglas Johnson
Miles Ferrin
Academy
Pacific University
Pendleton
Douglas Johnson
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Cannery Business Draws Tomato Growers to Freewater Plan
Farmers near Freewater and Hudson Bay contract for tomatoes with Freewater Cannery. Hundreds of acres will be grown and sold at 4315 per ton to the new cannery under construction at Freewater. G M Harrah notes strong local interest as fruit growers sign contracts from one to ten acres each. Expected output reaches about 40000 boxes per day.
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Freewater
Ttudson Bay
Milton
Hudson Bay
Preewater
G. M. Harrah
State Line
Elrcuit Court
Enys
Tttu
Coal Chutes Razed After 17 Years of Use in City
A steam crane was used today to pull down the old coal chutes in the O. BR and N. Yaris yards. The chutes, built in 1890, had served the company for 17 years and will be loaded onto flatcars for removal to be repurposed by the bridge and building department. The first chutes were destroyed shortly before the present structure rose, and coal feeding facilities originally consisted of an open platform feeding coal carriages to engine tanks.
Reverend Warren to Astoria as he leaves Pendleton
After May 1 Reverend John Warren Episcopal missionary for the district will leave Pendleton perhaps for Astoria church. He travels to Heppner today for a farewell meeting and will return April 8 for Bishop Chirlet Scendding’s visit before heading to western Oregon.
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John Warren
Astoria
Church of the Redeemer
Henry Dixon Jones
Lave Pendleton
Heppner
Chirlet Scendding
Oregon
Twenty Passengers Transferred to Washington Division
Twenty passengers moved from the main line of the O. R. & N. to the Washington division this morning. Most were bound for points around Bpekune.
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Woashington
Bpekune
Pendleton Eagle Band Concert Tonight on Court Street
If the weather is favorable a Pendleton Eagle band concert will be given this evening on Court Street at 7 30 o clock.
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Boad
Pendleton Eagle Band
Court Street
Drill Twice a Week for Company L Proficiency
The company formed by Captain Kern held its first drill with platoons and squads led by experienced men. George Hartman Jr and K Cranston assisted instruction and the group approved twice weekly drills, designating Tuesday as regular drill night and Friday as special drill night. The aim is proficiency by Memorial Day to participate in the service.
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Kernt
Leutenant
George Hartman, Jr
Oregon
K. Cranston
National Guard
Martman
M. 8
Kern
Smythe
Aldrich
Wood Parsley
Glenn Goodman
La Follette Lectures At Walla Walla In Strong Turnout
Senator Robert M. La Follette spoke on Representative Government to a full Whitman lyceum crowd at Central Christian church. The Walik Walla Union praised his oratory as the greatest in Walla Walla since Bryan, noting passion and focus on municipal state and national issues. Senator Leo Ankeny missed the event as La Follette advised him of plans to discuss railroad legislation and trust fights, suggesting potential embarrassment for both lawmakers.
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Walik Walla Union
Ankeny
Senator la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
Whitman Lyceum
Central Christian Church
Oratory
Walla Walla
William Jennings Bryan
Leo Ankeny
la Follette
Wisconsin Rolon
Congress
Roosevelt
Four New I N Agents Promoted Across Pacific Lines
Promotions at Pendleton Arlington Talon and Biggs to be made this week following E C Smith resignation. F J Quinlan from Arlington to Pendleton replaces Smith, A B Kendall moves Biggs to Arlington, Buckingham moves Union to Megs, Myers promoted to Union agent. Traveling auditor checks offices. Smith resigns to accept Albina cashier post.
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Pendleton
Arlington
Talon
Biggs
E. C. Smith
F. J. Quinlan
Mr. Smith
A. B. Kendall
Bigge
Quinlan
T. Co. Buckingham
Union
Megs
Kendall
A. H. Myers
F. C. Smith
Albina
Song of the Oregon Pines and Other Poems
Book of Oregon Poems announces the first volume of original poems issued in eastern Oregon. Edited by Sert Huffman of the East Oregonian, the 40 page booklet will feature Moorhouse photographs, be artistically printed and bound, and go on sale around May 1.
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Oregon
Sert Huffman
East Oregonian
Oregon Pines
Concerts by Violinist C R McCulley Attract Large Patronage
The interior state tour by renowned violinist C R McCulley is reported as highly successful with strong patronage. He plans to continue his journey indefinitely, following favorable reception and growing audience.
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C. R. McCulley
Thieft
MecCulley
Keep Your Head Uncovered Beat for Dandruff Germs
A historical advertorial claims that dandruff germs infest the scalp and multiply without air, warning baldness as a result. It promotes Herpicide as a pleasant hair dressing and dandruff cure that contains no injurious substances, with sample offers and prices for two sizes advertised by The Herpicide Co. and A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
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Harptide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
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