Conductors Meet Special Train Passing Through Huntington May 7
A 12 car special train of U S and Canada conductors will pass Huntington May 7 en route to Portland for the grand lodge session May 9 to 14. About 2000 delegates and visitors are expected in Portland, with 600 conductors aboard the Huntington leg in a ceremonial escort coordinated by La Grande and Baker City officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kelany
F. L. Coykendall
H. C. Grady
F. R Stewart
G. O'Hara
Huntington
Beport
Portland
United States
Canada
Grand Lodge
la Grande Lodge of Conductors
W. H. Kelsay
F. Il. Coykendall
F. BR. Stewart
J. P. O'Brien
la Grande Conductores
Chicago
la Grande
Northern Pacific
The
Central
Southern Pacific
Vieltorm
Baker City
Order of Railway Conductor
Northwest
Lewis and Clark fair planned opening dates altered
Details note changes from a Los Angeles meeting where Portland committee fixed the Lewis and Clark fair opening for May 1, later moved to June 1. The grind lodge meeting time could not be changed and the intended visit to the fir was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Portland
First Christian Church Sale Opens With Pleasant Start
The first night of the sale at the Christian church by the Indien denomination was well attended with booths busy. A program featured piano solo by Jesse Danner, recitations by Florence Garrett and Mildred Nelson, violin by Walter Egworth, various vocal solos by Miss Hawks and Miss Myteline Fraker, cornet by TL Anderson, piano by Miss Love, and W A Crank. The sale continues with a similar program planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Jesse Danner
Florence Garrett
Walter Egworth
Miss Hawks
Miss Myteline Fraker
Mildred Nelson
W. A. Crank
TL. Anderson
Miss Love
Good Roads Convention Date Hinges on Portland Meeting
State Senator C J Smith received a letter from Judge J H Scott president of the Oregon Good Roads Association noting the Eastern Oregon convention date will be set after the Oregon Development League meeting in Portland on April 24 and 27. R W Richardson secretary of the National Good Roads Association may attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith Haw
J. H. Scott
Oregon Good Roads Association
Oregon
Oregon Development League
Portland
R. W. Richardson
Nation Good Roads Association
Portland prepares for fair crowds with lodging and tents
Charles J. Gray of the Northwestern lines says Portland will accommodate visitors by expanding lodging and hotel annexes. Homes will be opened to guests, with many rooms available from one to 10 per house. A camping ground may be set up to serve campers during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles J. Gray
Northwestern Lines
East Oregonian
Minister Color Blind Resigns From Rail Post
Rev C M Smythe of Portland a Congregational minister who joined the R R & TM as a brakeman failed the eye test and resigned. He could not distinguish colors and was disqualified from any train or engine service while riding with Conductor William Dimn's crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smythe
Portland
William Dimn
Pendleton seeks new city superintendent among 14 applicants
Pendleton officials received 14 applications for the city superintendent post as candidates arrive by mail. Likely frontrunner Prof. L. R. Traver of Salem is favored, with a board meeting possible Monday to decide. After the hire, the board will select the remaining teaching staff, and mayoral business leaders are invited to Portland for the Oregon Development league meeting with a reduced round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Schools
E. H. Anderen
Julienn
C. Roberts
Chicago
J. K. M. Berry
Yakima City
A. J. McAllimer
Glasgow
Kan
EB. J. Mowe
Eugene, Or
W. G. Riste
Noston
Mom Pendleton
Oregon Development League
Portland
Binness
Cron
Celemates
Mochon
Pendleton
Anyoe
Borle
Knights Templar Coming Easter Services in Baker City
Twelve Bakerley commandery members will attend Easter services at the Church of the Redeemer next Sunday at 3 20 PM. Eminent Commander W E Grace and 11 Sir Knights named will participate, with additional guests from La Grande commandery. Easter dinners are planned at the Hotel Pendleton with menus printed for many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker City
Bakerley
Knights Templar
Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Grace
W. J. Patterdon
BE. B. McDaniel
H. EF. Harris
W. G. Ayre
Edgar Baird
Frank Bailey
F. 5. Landla
J. R. N. Bell
C. A. Johns
J. B. Messick
G. P B. Moulton
la Grande Commandery
Baker City
la Grande
Pendleton
Cty
Widows Refuse to Reveal Ages in Pendleton Tax Probe
Strain enumerator for R. and N. company faces stubborn widows who refuse to disclose ages. Despite warnings of a $20 fine for noncompliance, two cases show he cannot obtain complete data. One woman offered a guess, but he refused to estimate, saying it would be ungallant to presume her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Asweneoy Strain
Pendleton
Cner
Interest policy of the Institution explained
The document outlines that customers receive the smallest and largest in the institution with a 4 percent interest rate, compounded semi annually. It invites in person inquiries or mail requests to learn more about available terms.
Visit by Deputy Blakeley at local lodge event
George C. Wlakeley depute grand exalted ruler Jon Oregon of the BP Co BL visited the city on an official visit to the local lodge. A brief address followed adjournment a banquet was served. Deputy Blakeley leads the order in state and will visit lodges during his term. The text notes no state organisation and cites George C. Pinkeley as Waren county judge residing in The Dalles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wlakeley
Jon Oregon
BP. Co. BL
Blakeley
Order of
Eien
Audi Ie
United States
George C. Pinkeley
Waren County
Reaiies
Dalles
William
Joe Bidkeley
Chielty
Delegates Sought for Oregon Development League Meeting
President Borie plans to appoint representatives to the Oregon Development League Meeting. President J A Horie of the Commercial association seeks to appoint a large number of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Oregon Development League
J. A. Horie
Commercial Aeopclation
Black Flag well received by Fraserheater audience
A large house attended Fraserheater last night to see The Black Flag, staged by the local Eagles lodge. Notable cast included Lawrence as Harry Glyndon, T. G. Aston as Jack Glyndon, and Ned Ed Murphy as Owen Glyndon with several encores and musical interludes featuring Miss Mary Hastings, Phyllis and Elsie Parkes, Nina Maple, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraserheater
Lodge of Eagles
Lawrence
Harry Glyndon
Ida Lawrence
Naomi
T. G. Aston
Jack Glyndon
K. J. Taylor
Sim Lazarus
Mary Means
Ned
Ed Murphy
Owen Glyndon
Mike Casey
Mary Hastings
Ruth Glyndon
Shelly Jones
Topsy Carroll
Scarum Bellflower
George Markham
James Handysides
Willam Sturgis
Phyllis
Elsie Parkes
Annie Laurie
Nina Maple
Alexander
Railway Officials Fight Spring Ticket Scalping Wave
Railroad officials report an extensive week of scalper tickets on the O R N system bought in Denver and Omaha and destined for Spokane and Portland. Conductors and officials are making war on all such tickets and several passengers have been found with them in shelf possession. Knights Templar from La Grande are expected to attend Easter services in Pendleton at the Church of the Redeemer with six Sir Knights from the La Grande commandery named. At 2 this afternoon the funeral of little Frank Crowner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowner of 615 West Rallyond street, was held from the family residence. Rev N H H Brooks officiated and interment was at Olney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Knights Templar
la Grande
Little Prank Crowner
Thomas Crowner
West Rallyond Street
N. H H. Brooks
Olney Cemetery
Funeral for Adolph Schwarz Held at Catholic Church
The funeral of Adolph Schwarz was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Catholic church with Father Trevel officiating. Interment followed at Olney Cemetery. Deceased was a brother to Henry Schwarz and had lived in Pendleton only a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schwarz
Father Trevel
Olney
de Ceased
Henry Schwarz
Pendleton
Officials investigate railroad yard accident in La Grange area
Assistant Superintendent Thos Walsh and Division Foreman J D Matheson of the O BR N at La Grands arrived in the afternoon to conduct an official investigation. Engineer Estes and Conductor Mytinger also arrived as authorities review the Tuesday yard accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Walsh
J. D. Matheson
la Grands
Estes
Mytinger
WIL Family Moves Into New Pendleton Home
Engineer Scott Butler of the Pendleton Spokane line plans to move his family into a new south hill residence next Wednesday. Work on the house is nearing completion. Rev and Mrs G L Lovell return from Salem conference. Lovell reassigned to Irrigon for the year with no dwelling yet built. A slot machine moved from Pendleton to Echo for J R Meann’s new Echo saloon. In police court, Simon, an Indian, received 5 days for drinking. Grayon notes interest in settlement work, while another says the branch is noble in bill collecting. Philadelphia Bulletin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
New
Tome
Scott Butler
Pendleton-Spokane
South Bill
Mra
G. L. Lovell
Salem
Lovell
Irrigon
Pendleton
Echo
J. R. Meann
Grayon
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Sea Breeze
OWL Tea House
McKinley
Tallman @ Co
Aspinansts
Adil
Poelthon—School
Deputy Blakeley
Dulles
Order of Elks
Scealpers
Crowner
Simon
Roosevelt
WIAT
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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