Company L Officers Elected and Fort Stevens Drill Planned
The Oregon Army National Guard Company L held a business session electing Roland Olver secretary and A. Funk treasurer with Captain Kern as chair. A council selected includes Smythe Aldrich Goodman and Crank. Committees named for armory and recruitment. July encampment at Fort Stevens for seven Third Regiment companies to practice coastal defense with federal funding.
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Roland Olver
A. ©. Funk
Alec
Kern
Smythe
Aldrich
Goodman
W. A. Crank
Armory
Lee Drake
Royal Sawtelle
Carl Nissen
Leo Kohn
Percy Folsom
Ed Marsh
Milithe
War Department
C. N. 46
Fort Stevens
Orient
Japan
McDowell
Oregon
Finger
Company L Drills Twice Weekly Ahead of Decoration Day
The excerpt notes that the regiment may encamp near Port Stevens at state expense to ensure all receive the encampment benefits. Ahead of the planned encampment, officers and Company L members train vigorously with praised proficiency. The company now drills twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday evenings to stay in good training.
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Port Stevens
Trial testimonies recount Estes shooting case details
The trial adjourned with doctors conflicting on Estes posture at the time of the shooting. McManus statements, sheriff testimony, and coroner’s jury discrepancies surfaced. Key witnesses included John McManus, FE. FR. Aldrich, John Hailey Jr, and Coffman with impeached claims about Estes and the gun.
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Estee
M. E. Randall
Estes
Sheriff Taylor
John McCourt
Fitz Gerald
Thomas Fitz Gerald
McManus
Messrs. Coffman
Wilson
Towit
T. D. Taylor
Recorder's Office
Messrs
Fee
Phelps
Taylor
Aldrich
The
East Oregonian
John Hailey, Jr
U. S
Kee
John Rees
Taylor Hardware Store
Ceorge O'Daniel
V. Stroble
Charles Fishman
8. M. Dean
Fates
Ralph Folsom
Kees
J. 5. Beckwith
O. W. Coffman
Coffman
Rockwith
A. A. Roberts
Ta Grande
Walla Walla Bears Track Meet Crowds
Walla Walla expects crowds for the May 7 track meet and declamatory contest. Scarcity of eating places worries organizers as athletes and visitors pour into the city. Restaurants say they cannot meet the drain, forcing potential use of halls or church basements for lodging and meals. Secretary A. C. Moore reports 95 to 100 visitors registered with the Commercial club.
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Walla Walla
A. C. Moore
Commercial Club
Big Meet Hopes For Largest Walla Walla Event
Committees are formed to seek entertainment venues for the young athletes and sell tickets while another plans the expense fund. The approaching big meet grows in scope as workers push for success. The event promises to be the largest ever held in Walla Walla with 40 entries in the quarter mile. Officials met to arrange the program and enforce strict field rules. Each visiting team will have a center field dressing room at Ankeny field. Dorey Hill will be referenced and Louis C. Sutherland serves as general clerk of the meet.
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Walla Walla
Ankeny Field
Doreey Hill
Referene
Louis C. Sutherland
Pilot Rock Commencement Honors Public School Graduates
At Pilot Rock last evening the annual commencement exercises were held before a large crowd. Rev. Robert Diven gave the class charge, diplomas were presented by Frank K. Welles, with Prof. P. M. Nash assisting. Eighth grade graduates included Alta Smith Lemuel Cast e e l Newton Royer Winnie Smith Helen Gilbert Ruth Royer Ina Cherry Harry Olcott Albert Nash Fern Harrison Susan McReynolds. ninth grade graduates Ollie Smith Bessie Jacques Ruth Royer Alta Smith. Helen Gilbert was salutatorian and Altamith valedictorian.
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Pilot Rock
Robert Diven
Frank K. Welles
P. M. Nash
Alta Smith
Lemuel Casteel
Newton Royer
Winnie Smith
Helen Gilbert
Ruth Royer
Ina Cherry
Harry Olcott
Albert Nash
Fern Harrison
Susan McReynolds
Ollie Smith
Bessie Jacques
Altamith
Stephens' Queer Delusion Blames Brother in Estes Death
H T Stephens of Umatilla in county jail on insanity charge declares he and his brother A B Stephens killed Bob Estes, not J P McManus. He asserts his brother is demented or hypnotized and should be confined to an asylum. Neighbors say Stephens is not in his right mind and he will be examined for insanity.
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MceManus
Papers Pay Postage Into Canada Under New Rule
Postoffice Order No. 265 requires after May 8 1907 Canadian bound newspapers to affix one cent stamps for every parcel four ounces or fraction thereof. Previously Canada allowed entry under US rates. The East Cré fontan lists Alberta subscribers and is directly affected.
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Postoffice Department of the
United States
Canada
Dominion
East Créfontan
Alberta
Photographer Captures Indian Camp Meeting At Tutullia Mission
Major Lee Moorhouse, noted Indian photographer, photographed the Tutullia mission yesterday, taking views of the village for teepees and Indians attending the large camp meeting. Some women hesitated fearing attire, but most were persuaded to pose as the scene at the mission drew interest.
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Lee Moorhouse
Tutullia Mission
Frost Injures Strawberries in Milton-Freewater Area
Reports from Freewater indicate heavy frost damaged early strawberries in the Milton-Freewater country early this week. It is believed other fruit escaped damage due to season tardiness, and a good crop of early strawberries is still expected.
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Freewater
Milton-Freewater
Osteopathy Aims at Correcting Spine to Restore Digestion
The text argues osteopathy treats by correcting structural causes rather than chasing symptoms. It emphasizes that guiding nerves and blood flow through spinal alignment restores normal stomach function, making precise chemical diagnoses less central. By fixing displaced ribs and spine, natural processes resume without relying on specific acid or enzyme imbalances.
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Java
Empire T Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Main
Alta Streets
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Tallman & Co
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Carrier Millinery
Garden City
Stephens
Queer
Osteopathy
Little Men
Buster Brown
Buddy Tucker
Peter Pan
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Treasure
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
Portland
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