Bootleggers Pay $925 In Gardiner Dry Precinct
Douglas county district attorney George M. Brown reported three self confessed liquor sellers paid a total of 925 in fines after pleading guilty to selling whiskey in Gardiner precinct. Alfred Warreliman Fred Acssenheimer and Jerry Reuben pledged not to sell booze again with Assenheimer receiving the heaviest fine for more flagrant violation. A big fire in Marshfield destroyed the Johnson Lumber mill and the Hecht electric plant, cutting power to Coquille Myrtle Point and halting rail service. Losses run about 50,000 with 40,000 borne by the Johnson company and no insurance.
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Roseburg
Gardiner
George M. Brown
Douglas County
Nquor
Alfred Warreliman
Fred Acssenheimer
Jerry Reuben
Assenheimer
Reuben
Warreliman
Marshfield
Johnson Limber Company
Coquille
Hecht
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Roseburg & Eastern Road
Hyrtle Point
Johnson Company
Berry Growers Awarded $20,000 in May Shipments
J. M. Lews, secretary of the Fruitgrowers' Union at White Salmon Washington, mailed checks totaling $20,000 to strawberry growers for May shipments. The union had shipped more than $40,000 in value.
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J. M. Lews
Fruitgrowers' Union
White Salmon Berries Attract East Coast Markets
The White Salmon valley berry shipment earns 10 percent of union totals, netting $2.33 per crate as White Salmon growers celebrate Hood River shippers. The famed non irrigated berries reach Eastern markets in prime condition. Also aboard the steamship Port land bound for Valdez Alaska are Prince Ghika of Roumania and Captain C B Radcliffe of the British rifle brigade, headed for a bear hunting trip with others including Captain Fred Guest and W F Waltes-Fairbaird.
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Mme Game
Alaska
Seattle
Portland
Valdez
Prince Ghika
Roumania
C. BE. Radcliffe
British Rifle Brigade
St. Matthews Islands
Fred Guest
W. F. Waltes-Fairbaird
London
Eng
Boy Drowns in Puget Sound Near Tacoma
The body of Frank Flusterbaur Jr., a youth of about years, was recovered from Puget Sound Friday after he and companions waded in the middle waterway during low tide. He is believed to have stepped into a hole and disappeared.
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Puget Sound
Tacoma
Frank
Frank Flusterbaur Sr
Walla Walla Paves Its Own Streets This Season
Walla Walla Wash city will repair street work within one year, abolish five and ten year contracts, and require paving companies to fix faulty workmanship or material. The last two paving districts are settled and other districts will end company contracts as paving continues through the season.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla
Walla Walla To Pave More Streets Than Peers
The fall completion will leave Walla Walla with more miles paved than any other city of similar size in the northwest. The project uses an assessment plan paying for improvements in proportion to benefits. The entire business district is paved and streets extend from East Alder to Second Street, with additional macadam work on many other streets, making the city highly attractive to new residents.
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Walla Walla
East Alder
West Malin
Elm
Second Street
Association of Noses That Suffer on Warpath
A whimsical note describes the Association of Noses That Suffer a new society for people with sensitive mucous membranes to protest harsh smells. Members pledge mild scents and urge relatives to do likewise while opposing odors from railways, cars, and August Paris streets. Viscount Robert de Montes ghou-Fezensac is named an honorary member.
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Ananias
New League of Nice Noges
Paris
Robert de Montesqlou-Fezensac
East Oregonian Advertising Medium of the Section
The East Oregonian is described as Eastern Oregon's representative paper, leading and appreciated by readers who show support through liberal patronage as the advertising medium of the section.
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The
East Oregonian
Oregon
The Rising and Setting of Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania
Washington reports a long retrospective on John Dalzell of Pennsylvania once a House power. once a rule fight leader, now quiet in a changed Rules Committee landscape. a short, keen parliamentary figure with a red carnation and piercing gray eyes retains a fighting spirit in a diminished role.
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Washington
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Dalzell
Joe Cannon
Committee On Rules
Norrié
Kingdoom
Dalsell
Speaker
Joe
Ralzel
House
Representative Payne
New York
Tawney
Minnesota
Daleelten
Uncle Joe
Bio Ways and Means
Representative Tawney
Appropriations Committee
John
Justike Taele Joe
Payne
Eng
Capitol Guides
Mayor vows halt to free beer for New York police and fire
Mayor Gaynor aims to end breweries giving free beer to policemen and firemen after Fire Commissioner Waldo released a letter detailing a visit to a One Hundred Twenty ninth Street brewery. The letter says a battalion chief found three firemen and four policemen in uniform being served beer by two officers acting as bartenders. Brews reportedly had made this a long standing practice across breweries.
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New York
Gaynor
Waldo
Sayr
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
Oher
Struck a Rich Mine by Dr. King's Pills claims health cure
A claim from W. Bends of Coal City Alabama says Dr King s New Life Pills cured twelve years of liver and kidney trouble and relieve constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility. The pills are advertised as 25 cents at Koeppen Brothers.
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Ala
Dr. King
Koeppen & Bros
Langfords rise mirrors early fighter days at Boston club
The history of Sam Langford, seeking a 24th match with Johnson for a title, mirrors Johnson’s start as a dockside roustabout. Langford toiled at Joe Woodman’s Boston fight club, sleeping on the ring plank with a dog as a bedfellow, rising from janitor to professional fighter through a string of unlikely opportunities.
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New York
Sam Langford
Johnson
Galveson
Langford
Boston
Joe Woodman
Woodman
Sam
Distgrevable at Home In Liver Wearying Mood
A short advertisement asserts discontent at home stems from the liver and recommends Ballard's Herbine as a remedy. It claims the medicine will improve mood and household atmosphere, with a 60 cent bottle price from A. C. Koep pen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Fort St James on Lake Stuart land sale in BC
Fort St James on Lake Stuart in British Columbia advertised as the future Portland of the region. Lots offered at 100 or 200 dollars with cash options and monthly payments. 40 acre farms nearby also available. No citizenship requirement to hold land. land near major rail lines Grand Trunk Pacific Alaska Yukon and Canadian Northern. Rich farm lands priced at 8.50 per acre with 3.00 cash and annual balance.
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Portland
British Columbia
Fort &J. James Townsite
Lake Stuart
Grand Trunk Pacific
Alaska Yukon
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Pacific Power & Light Co
John Vaughan
Pendleton
Regan
News OF the Northwest
Representative Dalzell
Pacific
AM Langford
Cass Matlock
Fort St. James
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