Oregon National Guard Heads to American Lake Encampment
Thirty eight officers and members of company L Oregon national guard plus Baker City and The Dalles units departed in a special tourist car attached to the O R and N train for American Lake Wash for a two week encampment with regular United States troops. The Mascot Francis Lyman accompanied in uniform with a toy pistol. John C. Rice Caldwell banker and Idaho Democrat is expected to seek the governor's nomination at the state convention in Wallace.
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Oregon National Guard
City
American Lake
Wash
Northwest States
Northwest
Baker City
Dalles
Oregon
Dan P. Smythe
E. B .Aldrich
R. Oliver
Sargeant Drake
A. C. Funk
D. B. Bailey
C. Winter
R. D. Herr
E. Marsh
Corall
T. Baker
L. M. Lyman
P. Folsm
C. Buran
Porter
Blanchett
Badger
Bergsma
Bowman
Campbell
Carroll
Delatour
Engdahl
Eklund
Hoover
Herr
Humphrey
Jay
Lyman
E. McLaren
McGinn
Power
Rahe
Roach
Reeves
Sprague
Whittock
Francis Lyman
Captain Smythe
Smythe
John C. Rice
Caldwell
Idaho
Wallace
Rice
W. 8. Badley
The
Commercial National Bank
The Hour a Cold Starts Warns to Seek Quick Help
A health advisory urges immediate action at the onset of a cold to prevent it from worsening. It warns that delaying treatment can lead to a deeper illness and longer suffering, stressing that early care shortens duration and eases symptoms.
Youngster Sets Sail for Amer Lon Lake Trip
A local youngster will travel to Amer Lon Lake following a series of junior events. The journey comes as a result of outstanding performance in regional competitions and community support.
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Amerlonn Lake
Ritner Returns From Medford and Portland
Roy Ritner recently elected great representative to the great council of the United States by the state council at Medford returned this morning from Medford and Portland where he has been since adjournment. James Devlin elected great keeper of the wampum will treasurer return Saturday morning. Charley Cook and John Roach Pendleton lodge delegates visit Willamette valley. Ritner will attend the great council in Bridgeport Connecticut on September 14.
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Roy Ritner
Engineer Whistler Seeks Gravity Water System Project Work
Engineer John T. Whistler, in charge of the Uma tia irrigation project for the government, has applied to investigate and estimate cost and feasibility of the proposed gravity water system for this city. He is now based in Portland with offices to pursue his profession.
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John T. Whistler
Umatia
Whistler
Portland
Adjutant Storey Coming to Congregational Church
Adjutant Perley Storey of the Salvation Army will conduct special services at the Congregational church at Johnson and Webb streets Tuesday evening. The meeting will commence at 7 p.m. and the public is cordially invited to attend. Capt. Croser, Officer in Charge.
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Perley Storey
Salvation Army
Congregational Church
Johnson and Webb Streets
Croser
Commercial Club Monthly Meeting Notice
Tomorrow is the first Tuesday of the month and the Commercial association will hold its regular business meeting. Full attendance is desired as important business will be transacted. Many members are out of town, so all remaining members should attend if possible.
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Commercial Association
Tea Money Back Guarantee Failing to Impress
A grocer promises refunds if customers are not satisfied with Mike Schilling's Best tea. The sales pitch emphasizes money back regardless of overall trust in the product.
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Mike Schilling
Umatilla Land Fraud Trials Continued Into September
The Umatilla land fraud cases against J. Hy. Raley of Pendleton and about a dozen county citizens were moved by Judge Wolverton at the request of U S Attorney McCourt. The defendants may plead by September 16 after demurrers are argued. originally set for August 1.
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United States
McCourt
Wolverton
Umatilla County
The
Oregonian
J. Hy
Raley
Pendleton
Reynolis Harvester Sets High Yield on H. R. Neil Farm
The Reynolis combined harvester used by Ben Neil and Clel Elgin on the H. R. Neil place near Fulton cuts 14 feet, is pulled by 26 horses, and covers about 25 acres daily. It auto levels to any land, aiding efficiency. Wheat runs about 27 bushels per acre and the machine is made in the city by inventor H. D. Reynolds.
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Neil
Elgin
H. R. Neil
Ben Neil
Clel Elgin
Fulton
Umatilla County
H. D. Reynolds
Prominent Umatilla Leader Mitchell Dies After Fall
Senator Mitchell of the Umatilla tribe, a famed leader, was critically injured when he fell from a horse near the O R N depot Saturday evening while intoxicated. He died at St. Anthony's hospital last night. Remains were moved to the reservation cemetery for burial on the hill.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Thomas FitzGerald
Mitchell
Rader
Senator Mitchell
County Superintendent and Mrs Welles Return From Roseworth
County Superintendent and Mrs Frank K Welles have returned home after a six week vacation in southern Idaho. They visited Roseworth in the range country south of Twin Falls and toured much of southern Idaho including Butte and Three Creeks, frontier towns with log houses serving as post offices and supply points for vast range districts.
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Frank K. Welles
Roseworth
Idaho
Range Country
Twin Falls
Butte
Range District
Three Creeks
Outing in Wallowa Mountains Ends As Travelers Return
Rev. W. T. Euster of the M E church, Jack Huston and party have returned home after a delightful rusticating in the high mountains of Wallowa county. Huston arrived yesterday from Elgin by train while Rev. Buster and son came by wagon this afternoon, having crossed the mountains. They saw some of Oregon’s most mountainous country and enjoyed their stay very much.
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W. T. Euster
M.E. Church
Jack Huston
Wallowa County
Mr. Huston
Elgin
Rev. Buster and Son
Oregon
Meacham Crowded as Summer Camp Near August
Report says nearly 300 people gathered at Meacham over Sunday and many have camped there for most of August. A dance pavilion is up and dancing will occur on several weeknights, especially Saturdays. About 35 reside at the Joe Parkes camp, the Pines, with numerous tents. The hotel remains crowded and Meacham is more popular this summer than ever.
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Meacham
Joe Parkes
Pines
Fireman Adler Promoted to Engineer for Local Run
Fireman Will Adler, long time on the Pendleton to Umatilla local, has been promoted to engineer and left Saturday for La Grande to start his new duties. Fireman Kinney at Kamela is the next in line for promotion in the helper service.
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Will Adler
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy Publishes Fine School Catalogue
Eastern Oregon’s Pendleton academy releases a 28 page plus 12 illustration catalogue detailing the new school year opening September 15 at 9:46 am with registrations September 14. No pupils below sixth grade. Koontz and Brown halls offer dormitories with cooperative dining. Tuition ranges from 20 to 50 dollars per term or year, plus specialized courses in music vocal work commercial and domestic science. Principal Bleakney solicits students as demand for dormitory space rises.
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Eastern
Oregon
Pendleton Academy
The
East Oregonian
Academy
Koontz Hall
Brown Hall
New Academy
Mra
Anna Selkirk-Norton
W. H. Bleakney
Sturgiss and Hartman Family Return From Wenaha Springs
Mrs. Lina Sturgiss and her son with Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman Jr came from Wenaha Springs by auto this morning after spending a few days at the resort.
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Lina Sturgiss
George Hartman, Jr
Wenaha Springs
The Cornelius Hotel Portland Ad Invitation
The Cornelius at Park and Alder in Portland offers sixty rooms with private baths one block from streetcars. It promises velvet carpets mahogany furnishings solid Simmons beds and Well-kept public rooms with courteous service and a free bus from trains. An ideal stop for Eastern Oregon families visiting Portland for shopping and sightseeing.
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Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Portland
Oregon
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Golden Rule
Company L
Baker City Company
Dulles
F&s
Tallman & Co
Engineer Whistler
Commercial Club Media
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
United States Depository
Umatilla
RED
Superintendent Welles
Euster and
Huston
Adier
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Roosevelt
Boston
Seattle
Watchmaking and Engraving School
4Th & Pike Sts
Cass Matlock
Paul Revere
Charmer
Silouhettes
Derrishes
Illustrated Song
Preacher and Baer
Edison
Cor
Main & Court Sts
A. C. Friedly, Mgr
Yale Laundry
New Illustrated Long
F. M. Lorimer
Main Street
Bridge
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