Revival on Umatilla Reservation Opens April 28
A historic revival begins April 28 at the Watullia Presbyterian church on the Umatilla Indian reservation and runs to May 5. Native ministers from Oregon Washington and Idaho join Sioux and Nez Perce leaders with three daily services. Delegates from several tribes attend, white visitors welcome in Pendleton. Tickets go on sale a few days prior and are valid through May 7.
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Presbyterian Church
Umatilla Indian Reservation
Northwest States
Watullia Presbyterian Church
Oregon, Washington and
Idaho
Northwest
Finkkh
Dheek
William Wheeler
Robert Parsons
Vey Property for Sale in Pendleton Oregon
Antone Vey offers sale of residence on Webb Street Pendleton down to Butter Creek Vey ranch with sheep cattle horses and machinery. Easy payment plan available. For details contact Antone Vey Echo Oregon.
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Antone Vey
Wout Webb Street
Pendleton
Nnto
Butter Creek
Tramps Start Costly Pre at Valley Grove
Fire at Valley Grove caused by tramps destroyed an elevator and two warehouses early this morning. Loss estimated at about 14000 dollars. Pacific Coast Elevator Company owned one building. Meinrose owned another. a tree line protected adjacent structures. A tramp under liquor was seen nearby and suspected to have started the blaze.
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Walla Walla
Apri
Valley Grove
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Meinrose
Nelton
Hadley
Accident Wins Tim A Bride in New York Romance
New York April 21 The marriage of Frank Bernard York son of ex Police commissioner York and Miss Genevieve Marie Daly daughter of former commissioner of public works church unfolds from a romantic tale. They met in the Adirondacks three summers ago when Daly rode with an uncle on a mountain road and encountered an unhorsed young man. The uncle recognized York and the pair formed an acquaintance that blossomed into friendship and love.
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New York
Frank Bernard York
York
Genevieve Marie Daly
Public Works Church
Miss Daly
Adirondacks
Mr. York
Beautiful Pictures Pree at Tallman & Co Store
Tallman and Co display reproductions of world famous paintings in their windows. Each customer spending one dollar will receive a copy of one painting on Saturday April 24. The Pastime offers a warm theatre with new and lively pictures for home viewing.
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Tallman & Co
Wey Home
Women Fight Fire at Florence Shmuenton Home
Northwest notes describe women in Seattle organizing a fire brigade at the Florence Shmuenton home as flames threatened destruction. Community residents at Dunlap reinforced the effort with buckets of water, exemplifying quick civic action.
Willamette River Improvements Sought by Engineer Office
Major J F Meindoe of the U S engineers office writes to Willamette valley residents requesting detailed reports on the probable value of improving the Willamette from Oregon City to Eugene and the riverfront at Oregon City. The inquiry aims to assess public benefit and need for federal action. Forest Service Sells Timber to Hazel Lumber Company. Portland buyers acquire fifteen million feet of piling timber at quoted rates for cedar fir and spruce, with lower rates for hemlock and white fir, plus cedar shingle bolts, to be paid and removed by April 1 next year.
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Willamette
Portland
Willamette River
Oregon City
Eugene
J. F. Meindoe
United States Engineers” Office
Willamette Valley
Forest Service
Forest Service Vetierdiy
Haze Mill Company
Bellingham
Wash
Olives Thrive in Southern Oregon Says City Park Chief
In Oregon the city park superintendent notes olives cannot yet be profitably grown in Southern Oregon but trees thrive under care, contrasting with profits in California where olives are valued. A California visitor believes much land here could support the industry. Baker City reports a hotel clerk, Waters, charged with conspiring to extort 39000 from grocer Griswold, was held without bail. Accomplices Leone Elms and Kenneth Chute were released on recognizance. Bend reports forester Will Munger plans to reforest Yellow Pine with U.S. Forest Service expertise.
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Oregon
California
Baker City
Ore
Autos Increasing In State From Salem to Oregon
State officials report rising auto ownership with many licenses issued daily. The secretary of state's edict bans transferring old licenses to new machines and requires a license per vehicle with car descriptions. Unauthorized transfers from California to a White Steamer illustrate evasion of the law as licenses continue to surge.
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Salem
Ore
Secretary of State
California
New Hutchlings Near Completion At Smithhs Concrete Building
In Beho Oregon April 26 a steady forward movement benefits the town. Hugh Smiths concrete building now shows a glass front and complete outer shell with two large rooms and a basement. A 100 foot concrete sidewalk borders the site while Masonite hall basement work advances and a new 90 by 100 foot reinforced concrete building is awaited. Local families and workers arrive and settle, including J J Rawels and kin who move into Eugene to take a Portland bound job.
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Ebeho
Ore
Carrios
Hugh Smith
Dern
J. J. Rawels
PoonsyWanta
Eugene
River Last Plebt and
Gree
PL Bowman
President Taft Caught in Vehicle Crash at Potomac Way Opening
President Taft and Mrs Taft faced a crowded scene as their automobile stalled at the opening of Potomac Way the new society speedway on Saturday. Police and army officers worked to prevent the crowd from swamping the executive and his wife while hundreds pressed to shake hands.
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Washington
Taft
Potomac Way
New Society Speedway
Speedway Concerts Return Weekly This Summer
Speedway concerts will be repeated every Wednesday and Sunday during the summer season, offering regular performances for fans. The schedule emphasizes midweek and weekend shows, continuing throughout the warm months.
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Speedway
Pacific Electric Iron Ad To Run In Two Magazines
J J Vaughn local agent at 122 West Court Street says there will be an advertisement in Colliers Weekly on April 10 and in Saturday Evening Port on April 24 describing the Pacific Hot Point Iron.
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J. J. Vaughn
W. Court Street
Pacific Electric Iron
Colliers Weekly
Bond Bros Offers Broadway Style Dress for Fifteen Dollars
A promotional note invites readers to dress in Broadway fashion at Bond Bros for 15 dollars. The spot emphasizes affordability and vintage costume appeal, urging quick participation.
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Bond Bros
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