Sunday Circus Was Not Held In Oregon City
Oregon City August 4 Governor West Representative Schuebel and three ministers opposed the Oklahoma Ranch Wild West Show. After a two hour conference the governor pledged to attend the show later while pastors urged their flocks to Monday attendance. Show train remained in Portland. Five penitentiary guards stood by. No performance took place Sunday.
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Oregon City
Ore
West
Schuebel
T. WB. Ford
W. T. Milliken
J. R. Landsborough
Portland
Tom Kay
W. E. Burrock
Wenlentisry
Burlock
Jean L. Hedges
Onte
U'Ren & Schuebel
Schuebbel
Mr. Burlock
Bucks Open Six Game Boise Trip This Week
The Buckaroos leave Pendleton for Boise to play six games against league leaders. Under Al Lodell the team is improving, with Varian Dean and Lodell himself providing strong hitting. Osborn is a concern and may ride the bench. Walla Walla also meets Yakima this week, shaping the pennant race.
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Walla Walla
Buckarooes
Pendleton
Boise
al Lodell
Idaho
Lodell
Berger
Peet
Osborne
Varian
Dean
Yakima
Strikes and Robs Old Man Near Holt in Baker
A man assaulted Harley Holt, about 60 years old, on Jackson Street in Baker and took $2 in silver before fleeing through Stodgard lumber yards toward the Columbia saloon. Officer Caviness pursued, catching the suspect near the Columbia saloon. the robber awaits trial in the county jail.
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Baker
Ore
Caviness
Johan Dwe
Harley Holt
Holt
Hult
Jackson Street
Daviness
Chasse
Stodgard
Columbia
County
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights Births and Local Updates
A daughter was born this afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jack at their Jackson street home. A new face was placed on the south side of the town clock in the courthouse tower after the old one broke in a windstorm months ago. Mrs. Donald Ross and daughters Rosa and Myrtle Ross, Mrs. Claud Barr, John Ross and Marshal Spell left for Lehman Springs for an outing. Bert Smith sustained a broken wrist while cranking his car for a trip to Meacham. Mayor W. F. Matlock received a letter from Lacey J. Patterson of Marshalltown, Iowa seeking Round-up information and plans to attend with his family. John H. Williams of Tacoma seeks photos of Indian life for a reprint of The Canoe and the Saddle. William P. Vose, 57, of Umatilla, died at St. Anthony hospital from irregular heart trouble. His son R. G. Vose arranges the funeral.
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Marion Jack
Jackson Street
Donald Ross
Rosa
Myrtle Ross
Claud Barr
John Ross
Marshal Spell
Lehman Springs
Iowa
W. F. Matlock
Lacey J. Patterson
Marshalltown
Umatilla
William P. Vose
St. Anthony Hospital
R. G. Vose
Burglary at Hermiston Reports Harness Theft
Hermiston sheriff notified of theft at James Scott place last Saturday night. Concord harness, red with tan collars and full length leather tags, used only 30 days, was stolen. only one bridle was removed from the barn.
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Hermiston
Taylor
James Scott Place
Concord
Supreme court decree records James Johns case in Pendleton
The court placed the judgment on county records. It reduces the citys claimed street improvement assessment of 440.55 on the plaintiffs property Invalid and dissolves the assessment lien. The city must pay the plaintiffs Supreme Court costs of 210.95 and circuit court costs.
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Supreme Court
James Johns
City of
Pendleton
Circuit Court
Walman Burned in Thresher Fire at Ely Station
F O Walman the separator tender badly burned about hands and face in a Friday afternoon fire that destroyed Ely Enbysk station ary thresher. He is reported recovering at the local hospital. Enbysk says Walman was oiling the machine when the explosion occurred and goggles saved his eyes. Walman is Enbysk's brother in law and Enbysk has not decided on buying a new machine.
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F. O. Walman
Ely Enbysk
Enbysk
Walman
Mr. Enbysk
No Damage to Wheat Reported After Weekend Storms
Storms Saturday and Sunday evenings produced rain and wind but caused no damage to grain. Farmers report rapid harvesting and market remains at 67 cents with few small lots traded as the week ends.
Columbia Joe Found Dead Near Tu Tullla
Columbia Joe a well known Indian medicine man was found dead by the roadside near Tu tullla yesterday morning about 9. He was about 75 and a Columbia River Indian allotted on the local reservation. He had been in the city Saturday and died apparently from natural causes. The body was buried in the cemetery south of the agency. He left four children named Maud Tom and Susie Joe and another daughter unnamed.
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Columbia
Joe
Tutullla
Dleath
John Baker
Agency
Columbia Joe
George Marshall
John Day Valley
Marshall
Manly
Maud
Tom
Susie Joe
Yakamokla
Com
Portland Lawyer Sentenced For False Testimony
Aug. 4 Portland federal court sentenced Max G. Cohen a prominent attorney to two years at McNeil's Island for inducing Esther Wood to testify falsely in a white slavery case. Judge Bean harshly criticized Cohen in court.
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Portland
Max G. Cohen
McNeil's Island
Bean
Esther Wood
Cohen
Death by own action on the reservation noted
A brief report records an incident of death by self-inflicted action on the reservation dating back about six years, citing the event as part of historical notes. The entry preserves the location and time frame without sensational detail.
Edith Slusher Weds Dr Fred Gulick in Portland
Announcements flow in from Pendleton and Portland of the marriage of Edith Rachael Slusher to Dr. Fred Ellis Gulick. The ceremony occurred yesterday at St Stephen's Procathedral with Rev. Ramsey officiating. The reception followed at the Imperial hotel with a T shaped 22 cover table setting. The couple will honeymoon toward Alaska before returning to the Knickerbocker apartments.
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Edith Slusher
Edith Rachael Slusher
William M. Slusher
Fred Ellis Gulick
Portland
Sunday
Oregon Journal
Pendleton
Frederick Gullek
St Stephen’s Procathedral
Ramsey
Guilek
Ruby Hazlett
Miss Slusher
Charmeuse
Allen Jobe
Bernice Ruppe
Godfrey Nutting
Carl Denton
Imperial Hotel
W. M. Slusher
Alaska
Knickerbocker Apartments
Three Aspirants for President of Venezuela
Washington reports three new aspirants for the presidency fueling revolutions in Venezuela. Dispatches say efforts aim to stop a shipment of American arms reaching rebel forces led by Castro.
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Washington
Venezuela
Castro
Dime novel tale as Ozaki flees Bald Mountain
Immigrant enforcement tale describes Ozaki armed and fleeing with a knife revolver and hatchet. Officers pursue as others, mostly non English speakers, carry maps and a 15 cent boy lead them to a shortcut. One man ill, others held for departure to San Francisco. Ozaki case to be further investigated.
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Ozaki
Bald Mountain
Nichols
San Francisco
Columbia River
Bay
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Presbyterian Church
BUCKS
Harley Tiol
Oregon
Downey & Marsh
Main Street
Newsy
Ann
Meacham
Bert Smith
John H. Williams
Tacoma
The
Lee Moorhouse
Theodore Winthrop
M'neil’s Island
Hanscom the Jeweler P. 0
Bidg. Pendleton
Ladies
Oxfords
ARROW
Alexander Dept
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
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