Fine Company 1 Off 10 State Camp
Pendleton's national guard company entrained for Columbia Beach last night en route from Portland to the summer camp by the sea. First Lieutenant C C Vinier commands after Captain Kern's eastward departure. sergeant and corporal ranks listed. the company aims for a strong showing at the state camp and regimental baseball title. Seven drownings were reported last week in the northwest. look in the locals.
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camp—Pendleton
National Guard
Columbia Beach
Portland
M. 5
Kern
C. C. Vinier
Storle
Vinier
McGinn
Boyd
Thames
Vinter
Reeves
Wissier
Roach
Carré
Mueklon
Peal
Privautes
Badeer
Howlsby
Brown
Bilderbach
Crouse
Carter
Dahlgren
Dickson
Dupuis
Hedwards
Claude
Edwards
Thomis
Emmons
Evane
Finch
Follett
Fleicher
Harvey
Heathman
Jenkins
Keating
Leenhelt
Morrow
McCoy
McFadden
Palther
Plermal
Richards
Stewart
Neil
Shitons
Smith
Stanton
Todhunter
Vaughan
Wilkins
John Dickson
Pendleton News In Brief From Hermiston To Pasco
Pendleton items report Henry Neklemoyey of Hermiston waking to St Anthonys hospital with injuries from a kick. Wil Donovan marries Ernestine Mine of Spokane and returns to Hermiston. Glenn Sturdivant shoots a bear near Dayton on a hunting trip. Mrs Sam Jenkins kills a rattlesnake on the north side of the river. Anton Nolte moves his family to Pasco leaving Pendleton after 24 years. J C Cutler, Northern Pacific supervisor, ill in Walla Walla with a serious nosebleed. family notified.
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North Side
Katesnake
Sam Jenkins
W Ratthsnake
Nolte
Anton Nolte
Pasco
Mr. Nolte
Pendleton
WG. Cutler
Cutler
Northern Pacific
Pasco-Pendleton
Ilivery
Wella Walla
Remodeling Theater Underway at Ore son Theater
Carpenters raise scaffolding before the Ore son theater to replaster and paint the exterior while interior remodeling bids are to be opened Wednesday.
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Oreson Theater
Plaster Fall Hurts Ralph Folsom in Store Basement
Ralph Folsom sustained facial injuries when a heavy plaster piece fell as a basement door slammed in his store basement on Saturday. A cut across the nasal bridge and facial peeling occurred. authorities caution a heavier blow could have caused serious harm.
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Ralph Folsom
Ralph Folsoo
East End Resident Slays 39-Inch Rattlesnake
Mrs. Blimer Turner killed a 39 inch rattlesnake with five rattles and a button in her east end yard this forenoon. She attacked the reptile with rocks, killing it with little effort. East end residents report it is the first rattlesnake sighting in the area.
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Blimer Turner
Mrs Forshaw Buried With Friends At Redeemer Church
The funeral for the late Mrs. Forshaw was held from the Church of the Redeemer yesterday forenoon with services at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Charles Quinney. Pallbearers included Leon Cohen J L Mann James Johns Thomas Boylen Herman Suhl and J F Robinson.
Auto Camping Party Returns From County Outing
An auto camping party led by Mr. and Mrs. T. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. M. Shutrum completed a two weeks outing in the southern part of the county. They camped at Hidaway on Camas Creek Cable Creek and Mountain Home moving between sites. All enjoyed the trip immensely.
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T. ©. Taylor
Elmer Snyder
Paving Way for Hubby in Naturalization
Justice Glegerich presided over naturalization for over 190 applicants as Miss North Waters, an Irish immigrant, sought U S citizenship to marry. She explained a fiancé in Ireland cannot visit for another year, prompting the unusual remark about the mind’s workings.
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New York
Justice Glegerich
Supreme Court
Eleption
Justion Giegerich
North Waters
United States
United Sites
Fron
Ireland
Woman Gains Citizenship After Marriage Laws Cited
A debate over marriage citizenship laws ends with Miss Waters securing papers. The judge notes the law grants automatic citizenship to men who marry US citizens, not to women, prompting the woman to remark that fairness should apply to both.
Greatest Musical Year In Our History Promised In New York
New York reports a $5,000,000 musical season forecast, far above prior sums, with opera and symphony concerts drawing patronage from a small urban elite. High salaries for singers and conductors contrast with many concerts earning little, raising questions about public funding and accessibility. Also noted are Fifth Avenue’s fight over commercial encroachment, costly city autos, and a deterioration risk to Miss Liberty's bronze dress with fifty holes detected, though officers expect long service with periodic plate replacements.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Knickerbocker
Liberty
New York Harbor
Lieut Jones
Lieut. Jones
Miss Liberty
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Eail
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Company L
Winter
Comma
Northwest
Bray Bros. Grocery
Newsy
Hermiston
Hart
Henry Neklemoyey
Diousme
St. Anthony's Hospital
Racide Wal Roe
Fark
Oelveie
Floral Tenkin
Wil Donavan
Ernestine Mine
Spokane
Sturdivant
Glenn Sturdivant
Folsom Furniture
Dayton
Waeh
The
New Boston
Car
Court
Johnson
Dleton Dye Works
Alta
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