Cowboy Sleuth Marry Here in Pinkerton Ties
Charles A. Siringo, the Pinkerton detective long linked to the Haywood case, wed Mrs. Grace Kelly at the Nye rooming house on Water Street. The ceremony, conducted by County Judge T. P. Gilliand, united the couple as Siringo plans a move to Denver before settling in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Grace Kelly
Juniper
Nye
Pinkerton
Haywood
Charles A. Siringo
Water Street
T. P. Gilliland
Pinkerton Detective Force
James McParland
Orchard
Doering
North Juniper
Pettibone
Abundant Cordwood Stockpiled in Blue Mountains
Thousands of cords of excellent cordwood are banked at Blue Mountain shipping points including Meacham and Kamela. About 4000 cords await shipment, with land cleared for more. supply outweighs near term demand, prices seen at peak but likely to fall, buyers hoard wood for higher prices while little is sold beyond speculation.
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Blue Mountains
Meacham
Kamela
Hewalls Pioneer Days Remind Walla Wallans of Old Wood Prices
In the Walla Walla Bulletin, readers recall past wood costs as 9 to 10 dollars a cord in today’s heat of 102 degrees. Residents remember a long-ago era when a cord fetched 9 to 10 dollars, with a notorious hard winter in the early sixties pushing prices to around twenty dollars on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Wallans
Walla Walla
Club Meeting Postponed By Absence Of Officers
The Commercial association posts its regular monthly meeting tonight due to the president and vice president being away from the city. President Rader is away boar hunting and is not due home until Saturday. vice president Lee Teutach is abroad purchasing store departments. Librarian A. W. Nye announced the postponement until Rader's return.
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Commercial Association
Rader
J. W. Maloney
Lee Teutach
Association
Middle West
A. W. Nye
Oregon Sheep Dipping Effort Reported by Lytle
Dr W H Lytle state sheep inspector returned from western Oregon where he conducted work related to dipping regulation compliance. He says eastern woolgrowers dipped early while some western valley small sheep men were slower, now dipping under federal supervision with county inspectors aiding. He visited Roseburg and attended the national guard rifle tournament during the trip.
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W. H. Lytle
Oregon
Dr. Lytle
Roseburg
National Guard
Sheep Commission to Meet in Portland Soon
The state sheep commission plans a meeting in Portland later this week or early next week. Commissioner Boylen from Denver is due around the 10th. Secretary Smythe says the session will review the state sheep situation and the dipping program results under the sheep law.
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Portland
State
First Car of Home Grown Melons Arrives This Week
The Columbia Produce company will receive the first carload of home grown watermelons from Milton this week. A California shipment has already arrived, but the Milton melons are just ripening and will be plentiful after this week.
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Milton
Columbia Produce Company
California
Whitman massacre data gathering by two Washington professors
Professors A. P. Romine and J. T. Forrest of Washington Normal at Bellingham plan a summer tramp of about 6500 miles through Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. They will study the Whitman massacre by visiting the Whitman mission Umatilla and Flathead reservations and interview Cayuse and Umatilla Indians alive at the time to gather direct historical information. They will travel from Wallula to Walla Walla Lewiston Kalispell and back to Bellingham, aiming to learn from local elders including Sarah and Charles Shaplish. Two Years for La Grande Man. Luther Smith sentenced by Judge Crawford to two years in the penitentiary for attempted extortion from J. D. McKennon. The judge lamented the leniency of the sentence.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
A. P. Romine
Washington Normal School
Bellingham
J T. Forrest
Whitman
Umatilla
Kallepel
Mont
Indiana
Sarah
Presbyterian Chapel
Tutuilla
Walllatup
Charles Shaplish
Umatilla River
la Grande
Thomas H. Crawford
Luther Smith
J.D. McKennon
Smith
Crawford
Umatilla Todlan Jim Davis Fined for Whiskey Trespass
Jim Davis of the Umatilla reservation was fined $25 and costs in federal court in Portland last evening after being arrested for transporting whiskey to the reservation.
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Jim Davis
Portland
Wheat yield report from J J Kimnery in Havana area
Good yield report from J J Kimnery visiting town claims his ranch near Havana currently runs wheat at about 60 bushels per acre.
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J.J. Kimnery
Havana
Wireless Message From President Aboard En Route
Henneman received a message from his wife Inet at the North Head wireless station. The steamer President traveling from Heartile to San Francisco reported beautiful weather at sea and passengers enjoying the voyage.
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Henneman
W. Henneman
Inet
North Head
President
Heartile
San Francisco
Third Victim of Fire at North Yakima Dies
George Richter, the third victim of the Saturday fire that wrecked $75,000 in property at North Yakima, died Monday evening at the scene. The other victims remain unidentified. In France five people were killed in a Bordeaux automobile race collision, two being newspaper men.
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George Richter
North Yakima
Bordeaux
France
State’s expenses in Haywood case detailed
The Boise Capital News reports the state board of examiners nearly finished auditing bills in the Haywood trial with $84,000 spent to date and $4,600 in bills pending. Total expenditures may reach about $95,000, leaving roughly $9,000 of the last legislature’s appropriation unspent. Hawley has been paid $30,041.60 with $3,645.50 in bills pending. his fee is understood to be $20,000. Borah has been paid $5,000. Stone has $600 received and $800 pending. Pinkerton agency total paid to date is $29,830.71. The article notes extensive witness costs from Colorado and California and one disallowed bill of $960 for photos. Convicts to build roads with 30 men leaving for Pateros, Okangan County, under guards. costs covered by road appropriation, no wages paid.
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Boise Capital News
State Board of Examiners
Haywood
J. H. Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Borah
W. A. Stone
Caldwell
van Duyn
Canyon County
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
James McParland
Pinkerton
Colorado
California
Aire
Seward
San Francisco
Pateros
Okanogan County
Walla Walla
State Highway Board
Van Dran brothers refuse to move Caspar remains
An Albany correspondent reports George and Chris Van Dran will not relocate Caspar Van Dran’s body from his wife’s grave at Albany cemetery. The Montiches, brothers of Mrs Van Dran, requested the shift after Caspar’s death.
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van Dran
Oregon Daily Journal
Albany
George
Chris van Dran
Caspar
Monticths
Mra
Danirwote Hair Treatment Promises Dandruff Cure
An unusual ad claims a new medicine to tackle dandruff and scalp issues. It asserts a cure for hair loss and scalp decay, touting Germ-destroying properties and Newtro's bier pictue as key ingredients, with sample stamps offered by The Herfelde Co in Detroit for 50 cents per bottle and 1 dollar for two.
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Adam
Newtro
Danarwil
Herfelde Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C, Koeppen
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Japan
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
E. Court
W. Campbell
Mgr
M'Parland
Juniper Bride
Haymarket
Chicago
West
Western Federation of Miners
George A. Pettibone
Frisco
Coeur d'Alenes
Western Federation
Detroit, Mich
Gem Mining Union
Seringo
Siringo
McParland
Boise
Denver
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Howard Watch
Elbert
Port Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Main Street
G. W. Ivens
Teutech's Dept
Fes
F. &. S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Vance
Hewalls
Sheep Commission
Romine and
Forrest
Bel-lngham Normal
Kaliepel, Mont
Folger’s
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
Roosevelt
Boston
Horace C. Meyers
Harry Orchard
Max Baer
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
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