Fear of Law Forces Dog Owners to Buy Licenses
Through noon today no arrests were made for unlicensed dogs but many owners came to the marshal’s office to obtain licenses. Chief Gurdane gave a last chance before arrest and two or three delinquents will be taken in. A city official and a physician were featured in notes about nonpayment. Dog catcher Harry Hart has impounded 113 dogs for a dollar each, killing 22 and burying them for extra pay, totaling 140 dollars plus additional earnings forthcoming.
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Gurdane
Hst
Harry Hare
Murphy
Harry Hart
River steamer wage war shifts to speed not price
The Open River Transportation slashed fares on the J N Teal from Portland to upper river points to 50 cents. Rival lines respond by racing ships Baily Gatzert and Dalles City to outpace Week The Dalles. Superintendent Stephen MacDonald says speed will be the weapon. The J N Teal carried about 100 passengers on its trip and returned with freight. The Baily Gatzert and Dalles City rushed to beat the schedule, with the latter arriving early to outpace competition.
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J N. Teal
Portland
Upper River
Portland Journal
Open River Company
Dalles
Portland and Astoria Navigation Company
Baily Gatzert
Dalles City
Stephen MacDonald
J. N. Teal
Baily Satmert
Bailes
Gambol
What are voters asked of office holders in primer
The Political Primer questions office holders about voters. Voters are described as people who want laws forcing politicians to be amenable. The text frames voters as the force prompting legislative action and accountability.
Pendleton News Roundup Cattle Herd and Local Events
Cattle numbering four hundred owned by Henry Linginks browsed the hillside north of Pendleton this morning. H Whittaker of Nye brought six coyote scalps for a nine dollar bounty at the courthouse. The Cheyenne Wild West show and Roundup pictures are to be shown at the Grand Theatre tonight with the state show manager touring the local frontier exhibit. May Day term of the state supreme court begins the first Monday in May, with Pendleton and Baker cases set for hearing. Local judges for the Pendleton Baker debate will be chosen from six nominated residents of Walla Walla. Pendleton Buckstores plan a Sunday game with the Milton team, drawing many fans to the east end town for the contest. Players are practicing daily as warm days continue.
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Grand Theatre
Supreme Court of the State
J. S. Landers
Walla Walla
Pendieton Buckstores
Amilton
Roottts
East End
Tennis Ramp Up In Pendleton As Courts Multiply
Tennis gains traction in Pendleton with warm days and six courts ready. Enthusiastic players practice each evening as onlookers watch. A tournament may be organized once skills improve.
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Pendleton
City Police Arrest Drunkard John McCarthy
Police arrested John McCarthy for drunkenness after a three day court sentence by Judge Fitz Bernard. He was escorted to the city limits and bid farewell with no invitation to return.
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John McCarthy
Fitz Bernard
Cattle Herd Driven Through City To Summer Range
Henry La Zinka, Camas Prairie cattleman, drove a large band of cattle through the city this afternoon. The herd had wintered on nearby stubble fields and is bound for the La Zinka summer range in the county’s southern part. The cattle were pastured on the north side.
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Henry la Zinka
Camas Prairie
la Zinka
Aide
Chapel car to visit towns for Catholic outreach
Father Durgan of the Joca Catholic church announces a chapel car tour to Tmatilla county. It will reach Athena next Sunday for a week of services, then Pendleton on May 7 for another week. Father Fleming and Manager Hennessy lead missions aimed at non-Catholics.
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Father Durgan
Joca! Catholic Church
Tmatilla
Athena
Pendleton
Ftay
Father Fleming
Hennessy
Grievous Mistake Prompts Apology in East Oregonian
The East Oregonian apologizes to Si Reetz for wrongly reporting a birth, stating the child was born to BE V. Corley’s wife, not Reetz’s son. A third barber, Jick Welhman, caused the confusion by referring to multiple individuals in one sentence.
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The
East Oregonian
Si Reetz
BE. V. Corley
Eugle Baths
Jick Welhman
Enet
Drive 30 000 Elk In One Band Move Out West
Washington debates amended agricultural funding to feed and remove elk from Jackson Hole to better feeding grounds in Wyoming. The plan envisions hundreds of thousands of elk urged into large drives across rough terrain, highlighting the long standing cattle and elk herding challenges in the Western United States.
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Washington
Warren
Jackson
Wyomeing
Bilkeoell
Jackson's Hole
Hatte
Simon
Wyoming Moves Elk From Jackson Hole
The elk must be moved from Jackson Hole to prevent starvation as harsh winters push the state to large hay appropriations. Government funding signals a planned relocation despite the difficulty of guiding thousands through perilous, steep trails that even bold hunters avoid. Continuous winters worsen conditions and compel action.
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Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Juniors Triumph in Annual Track Meet
Juniors led by 36 points win the interclass track meet as Washington school dominates grammar events with Ulrich brothers and Gervais starring. Captain Gordon wins the high school 220 yard dash and Fee tops three events, while Hawthorne and Lincoln trails, with strong performances from Taylor and Bevine.
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Washington
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Captain Gordon
Taylor
Boylon
Fee
Chapman
Bevine
Jordan
Ulrich Brothers
Gervais
Wrehington School
Kenneth Watera
We Hawthorne
Gordon
Breithaupt
Bove
ADL
Ulrich
C. Gordon
H. Forshaw
H. Tine
Hilm
Sen
Mickson
Pole Yoult
Fee J
Finnett
Soph
Hampton
H. S—Gordon
J. Taylor
J. A. Jordan
Straughin
S—Devine
Jordan J
Hinderman
Gordon J. Chapman
Hoon
Straughan
Phelps
Wirleh
Casey
Goodman
Snider
H. B
Mrond
Hipmen
Per
Taylor J
Mustance
J. Hampton
Hamner
Devine
Sem
J. Cletance
Moylen
Joydan
Con
Plott
Judge Questions Thief Over Doctor's Watch
A prisoner admits the charge of stealing a watch from a doctor who had just written a prescription for him at the free dispensary. The judge notes the confession but the prisoner explains he was in a hole, his prescription demanded a spoonful every hour and he had no watch.
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Ladies Home Journal
Mexico Crisis Dominates Senate Debate and El Paso Front
Missouri Democrat Stone urged presidential authority to use force even if it risks invading Mexico to protect Americans. House Foreign Affairs panel, after talks with Taft, shows unanimous opposition to intervention. Sulzer warned a large mobilization would be needed, potentially reshaping the U S army with a quarter of a million troops, taking a year to gather. Rebels under Francisco I Madero move toward El Paso as wealthier Mexicans flee, while U S forces tighten frontier patrols and Americans flock to the riverbank amid impending battle.
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Missouri
Senate
Mexico
Japan
Thehouse Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sulzer
Taft
United States
Sulger
el Paso
Francisco TI
Madero
Gomes
Washington
Garza
Juarez Siege Fears Rise as Rebels Advance
Calm remains in El Paso as Juarez braces for possible attack. General Navarre and Colonel Tamborol oversee fortifications, while townspeople observe from rooftops. Mountain approaches threaten the city as theaters near the center are hushed and improvised batteries patrol approaches.
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
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Standard Real Estate Loan CO
J. J. Delaney
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Mark
Garfield
EF. T. Wade
Rescience i
Taylor How, Co
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H. Whittaker
Nye
Wild West Pictures
Will
Milton
Mlheyk
Cours
Byellhaupe
Starner
Kimball
Virgo
Mshep
Steiner
Stoyle
Binedahl
Chessman
Beaver
M. Chowman
New Boston
Diaz
Aladero
Rilo Grande
Juarez
Inalde
Walla
Cowboy Park
Gonzales Garza
Kryptok Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Linseor l
Life Insurance
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
Alta
Alsace
Wonder Store
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