Pendleton Sees Wide Pattern of Local Visitors
Echo and Pendleton were busy with a stream of visitors and business travelers. Walton from Echo and Miss Minnie Pickard from Adams were noted yesterday along with W R Walpole Jr from Hermiston. Charles E F Graham of Pilot Rock and F Fowler with wife from Echo are in town for business today.
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Minnie Pickard
Adams
W. R. Walpole, Jr
Hermiston
Charles Ef, Graham
Pilot Rock
F. Fowler
Echo
Pendleton
P. M
R. Reeves
Frank Beam
Weston
Whitman Conservatory Musicians Appreciated In Pendleton Recital
Whitman college conservatory of music faculty gave a recital in the Methodist church on Saturday evening. Every performer was an artist and there was no dull moment from opening to closing. The audience, though not large, cheered the musicians enthusiastically.
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Pendleton
Whitman College Conservatory of Music
Walla Walla
Carnival queen race to finish on carnival grounds
Contestants run neck and neck with the finish slated for next Wednesday night on the carnival grounds. Ballots will be counted at 3 PM and posted on a bulletin board. Voting ends at 10 PM with funds accepted only up to that time.
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J. C. Donahughe
Able
Death of Frank Ross Linked to Portland Funeral
News reaches this city of the death in Portland of Frank Ross a former local resident. He was a brother of Bailey Ross of Meacham who traveled to Portland Saturday for the funeral. The cause of death is not known.
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Portland
Frank Ross
Bailey Ross
Meacham
Livestock Sale Notice and Local Visit News
Agent E F Schuyler of the O R & N company received notices of a large livestock sale in Portland from April 26 to May 30 under the Portland horse sale company. Mrs Jock Huston left for Granby Mo to aid her ill mother. S J Lima editor of News Enterprise Wasco is in the city briefly. Garfield Crawford of Heppner visited the city yesterday and returned home this morning.
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E. F. Schuyler
0. KR. & N. Company
Portland
Portland Horse Sale Company
Jock Huston
Granby
S. J. Lima
The
News-Enterprise
Wasco
Garfield Crawford
Heppner
Pendleton Visit by Truncation Co Officials on Company Business
Pendleton hosts Truncation Co officials J W Mesener president Clifton Cleaver secretary and W D Crowly attorney for Western Land and Irrigation company on company business Mesener arrived from Baker Saturday night Crowley followed yesterday Cleaver came up from Eeho yesterday
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Truncation Co
Pendleton
J. W. Mesener
Clifton Cleaver
W. D. Crowly
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Mr. Mesener
Baker
Crowley
Cleaver
Eeho
Marriage License Issued to Wegner and Dickenson
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Walter W. Wegner and Clara Dickenson. Wegner is a prominent rancher of the Pilot Rock neighborhood.
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Walter W. Wegner
Clara Dickenson
Wegner
Pilot Rock
Pendleton Fires Gut Millinery Store and Machine Shop
Two early morning blazes in Pendleton damaged properties on Main and near Court Alta streets. The millinery shop of Mrs. C. F. Chatten burned completely with losses estimated between 2500 and 3000. insurance of 1500. The old machine shop corner fire caused minor damage and is suspected incendiary origin. Fire bell issues delayed response, some bystanders helped contain the blaze. Mrs. Chatten learned of the fire when opening at about 6.00.
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Curries
Court
Alta Streets
Pendleton
C. F. Chatten
Main Street
East End
Squaw Charged With Drunkenness In Police Court
Stella Williams, described as a squaw, appeared in police court this morning charged with drunkenness. This marks another prior incident linked to her alleged fondness for alcohol.
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Stella Willams
Squaw
Stella
Admiral Evans Explains Hobson Selection In War Talk
San Francisco. Rear-Admiral Robley D. Evans, retired, spoke on the Spanish American War noting the sinking of the Merrimac and questioning why Admiral Sampson chose Hobson to command that expedition. He recalled a battle-hatch incident on the Iowa and urged a larger navy with battleship fleets on both coasts to guard against canal-era threats.
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San Francisco
Iowa
Robley D. Evans
Santiago Harbor
Sampson
Hobson
Evang
Evans
Panama Canal
Making the Senses Acute and Compensation Claims
A Scientific American excerpt reports M Kunz, head of Ubach Mulhausen’s Institution for the Blind, arguing senses compensate after loss. It notes similar audio perception between blind and sighted, greater smell sensitivity in the blind, and finds Braille finger sensitivity not as high as presumed.
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M. Kunz
Institution For the Blind
Ubach-Mulhausen
Willamette President Eyes College Union Plan
President Homan of Willamette envisions uniting Willamette Valley colleges with Salem and Forest Grove as centers. He favors Pacific University and Willamette, notes Rockefeller funds’ limits, and suggests a conference of college leaders may discuss a union. Eaton Hall nearing completion. August or September celebration planned. Alumni homecoming to mark Willamette’s 65th anniversary.
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Homan
Willamette
Valley
Salem
Forest Grove
Willamette University
Methodist Church
Willamette Valley
Portland
Rockefeller Fund
Rocky Mountains
Pacific University
Albany
Philomath
Newberg
Dallas
McMinnville
Oregon
East
Homan Telores
Eaton Hall
Robert Eaton
la Grande
Old Willamette
Vote Contest for Adge Show Queen
County wide vote opens for the Umatilla float queen at the Portland rose show. Votes cost 10 cents each with voting places in Pendleton drug stores and other county towns. Contests close about June 1 as the committee plans robes and the float, with a concert by the show band following arrival of the show train.
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Umatilla
Portland
Pendleton
Big Show Train Arrives for Six Day Pendleton Festivity
The Parker shows will occupy Pendleton's ball park for six days, relocated from a riverside site to accommodate the crowd. The immense wagon fronts feature carved gold leaf work, underscoring the magnitude of the spectacle and promising a grand, well arranged event for local residents.
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Ball Park
Pendleton
Votes with a hat at Bond Bros Pendleton
Bond Bros leading clothiers offer 60 free votes for queen at Parker’s carnival with each new hat bought. Through Wednesday night, 50 votes accompany every $3.50 hat, enabling supporters to boost a contestant or friend at no extra charge.
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Bond Bros
Bond Bros. Pendleton's
Millinery Stock Liquidation At Cloak and Suit House
Due to changes at the Cloak and Suit House, the business will close out all millinery stock with nothing in reserve. Rose Campbell.
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Cloak & Suit House
Rose Campbell
Orpheum Features Four Thousand Feet Of Film And Two Vaudeville Acts
The 90 minute program at the Orpheum theater includes four thousand feet of moving picture reels and two red hot vaudeville acts. Charles H. Sanders, a singing dancing and talking comedian, headlines with Jimmy Shaw the blackface comedian. Films listed are The Wand Has Toer Its Magic War Time Tale Jim's Successful Bluff A Bashful Young Man In an Armchair Under Suspicion. The song Some body Waiting for You is also featured. Read the Want ads today.
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Orpheum Theater
Charles H. Sanders
Jimmy Shaw
Jim
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