Jerard to Sing at Round-up Band Concert Tonight
The weekly open air Round-up band concert will be on Main Street between Court and Water. Soloists include Mrs Ben J Bur sen roughs Walter Rose and Bert Jerard with a varied program from March Olympic Hippodrome and Toyland selections. Boxing notes mention Pendleton amateur event and possible professional bout plans, with Larry Madden and Jack King discussed as potential fighters.
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Main Street
Court
Water
Ben J. Bursen Roughs
Walter Rose
Bert Jerard
Olympic Hippodrome
Ene
Miller Modiey
Warren
Los
Toyland
Ben EL. Burroughs
Tannhouser
Wagner
Mad
Root
Larry Madden
Jack King
Pendleton
Portland Journal
Morris Dunne
Dudley Evans
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club Club
Evans
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club
Dunne
Pendleton Athletic Club
Madden
Tommy Tracey Sets To Teach Jack Foot Finer Points
Tommy Tracey has been tasked with coaching Jack Foot, the famed football player and pugilist, in the finer points of technique and strategy ahead of upcoming events. Foot, renowned for his strength and agility, seeks to refine footwork, balance, and defensive posture under Tracey's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Tracey
Jack Foot
Library Notes on Commission Government Debate
Walter G. Cooper discusses reading sectiong to Commission Government and Dunbar F. Carpenter presents Some Defects of Commission Government. Both works are available in the public library for free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Cooper
Dunbar F. Carpenter
New revolving barber pole planned for Pendleton shop
Si Reetz announces a new revolving barber pole will be installed in front of his Altu street barber shop. Laundry operation resumes full time as domestic laundry repairs from the recent fire are completed. Property transfers list J W Tallman and wife to Hazel Investment Co for ten acres in section 28, and Jules B Levin to Charles R Huber for 160 acres in section 21.
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Si Reetz
Altu Street
Lealy
J. W. Tallman
Hazel Investment Co
N. R
Jules B. Levin
Charles R. Huber
City files suit to condemn land for water pipe line
A new condemnation suit for right of way for a city water pipe line was filed today by City Attorney Carter. Defendants named are Joseph and Billy Crate. Supervisors W H Musselman and J A Yeager report for duty to oversee rural district work for the next ten months.
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Carter
Joseph
Billy Crate
W. H. Musselman
J. A. Yeager
Farrell Wants a Box For O'Brien Party Reservation
Farrell Wants a Box for T. F. O'Brien and his party, notified by J. P. O'Brien. The local 0.W. R. & N. agent must secure a good box for John P. Farrell, president of the company, and his party. The reservation has been made by mail.
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Farrell
T. F. O'Brien
J. P. O'Brien
John PD
Hospital Adds Piano Player and Phonograph for Patients
The Eastern Oregon state hospital installed a piano and player, plus a $250 phonograph with records, to provide enjoyment for patients. Meier & Frank plan a Sept display of Round-up trophies as prizes for next month’s event, with a large window advertisement for the show.
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Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Meier & Frank
Portland
New Milton Teachers Contracts Accepted
County Superintendent J. Young has accepted contracts for Miss Clare Partridge for Milton high school and Miss Ida May Johnston for eighth grade, along with James A. Wasson for Ukiah school. The death of Mrs. George W. Gelvin, wife of the Baptist pastor, was reported yesterday. Her funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM in the Baptist church with pastors N Evans, S L Grigsby, and T F Weaver officiating. burial will take place in Indiana.
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New Milton
J. ©. Young
Clare Partridge
Milton High School
Ida May Johnston
James A. Wasson
George W. Gelvin
Baptist Church
Pevtra Engine Supplying Extra Heavy Switch for Roundup
Pat McGee yardmaster OWRR reports Pevtra Engine and crew will send another extra heavy switch engine and crew to assist in yard work during the Round-up. Two engines busy all day, extra crew to operate one engine at night. Ten trains plus specials to handle each morning. both engines kept busy.
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Pevtra
Pat McGee
Owrr. & Nr
Pilot Rock Resident Robert M. Cooper Dies at 78
Robert Milo Cooper, 78, a well known Pilot Rock resident, died at his home last night from dilatation of the heart and chronic nephritis after eight months of illness and heart trouble for years. Body sent to Oregon City for shipment. son Co. A Cooper, Pilot Rock merchant, accompanied the remains.
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Pilot Rock
Ries
Robert Milo Cooper
Pendleton
Oregon City
Cooper
Runaway Buckskin Team Terrifies Mail Carrier
A pin broke causing Phil McBrian to be thrown from his dray on Malin street around 11 am. The buckskin team dashed to Bluff, pulled apart, but both horses were unharmed though harnesses were ripped. One horse returned and was caught near Webb street. the other near Railroad street.
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Phil McBrian
Drayman
Malin Street
McBrian
Webb Street
Bluff
Railroad Street
Would Become a Western Girl seeks stock ranch job
Carrie V. Quin of 6525 Fremont Ave Los Angeles says she would like a position on a Umatilla county stock ranch to live outdoors away from the city and learn to ride. She lists skills in housework stenography typewriting auto repair and tires and admits she knows nothing about horses and has much to learn. The local stockman has no opening but believes others might hire her.
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Carrie V. Quin
Fremont Avenue
Los Angeles
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Mallock
Als
Transcontinental auto trip arrives in Pendleton
A. L. Westgaard of the national good roads association arrived in Pendleton around noon in a Premier auto that had crossed the continent from New York. After dinner at Hotel Pendleton he left for Walla Walla with a chauffeur. Westgaard plans to return by auto and expects to land in New York around New Year.
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A. L. Westgaard
National Good Roads Association
Pendleton
Walla Walla
New York
Westgard
Mrs Adam Nye Called by Death in Portland
Mra Adam Wirt Nye a pioneer woman of Umatilla county died this morning in Portland after months of creeping paralysis. Funeral and interment will be in Vancouver Washington likely Monday with Rev Charles Quinney to conduct. Survived by six children and one brother, she was active in Episcopal church and local social affairs.
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Adam W. Nye
Umatithe County
Portland
Pendleton
Vancouver
Washington
Charles Quinney
Episcopal Church
Nye
Umatilla County
Missouri
John Switeler
Adam Wirt Nye
Weston
Umatila County
Harry
Mabel
Lachlan Macleay
Oswego
New York
Nyela
John GB. Switsler
Umatilla
Amatila County
Yakima Climbs to Second with 4 2 Win
North Yakima stays atop the league race as Yakima wins 4 to 2. Pendleton scored in the first. three-bagger by Varlan and a squeeze helped Pendleton. Kile Ford and Fuller produced hits for North Yakima. Berger and Haworth held Pendleton to two runs.
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North Yakima
Fuckarooes
Yakima
Pendleton
Varlan
Braves
Fuller
Nadeau
Dean
Netzel
Grover
Taylor
Kile Ford
Kile
Peet
Ford
Berger
Government Buffalo Herd Is Increased Near Lawton Oklahoma
The government managed buffalo herd at Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge near Lawton Oklahoma grew to 45 head, with 27 males and 21 females, after 10 calves were born. Imported in 1907 from the New York Zoological Park, the bison adapted to the forest despite early Texas fever tick challenges. no tick-related deaths have occurred in years, though male calves slow the growth.
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Washington
Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge
Lawton
Oklahoma
American Bison Society
New York Zoological Park
Wichita National Forest
Forest Service
Java
Buffalo herd value shifts to cow dominance in captivity
The text notes a decisive shift in captive buffalo herds where cows become valued at about twice the price of bulls. This reflects a strong preference for cow stock in managed herds, implying greater breeding and offspring potential driving market demand.
Syndicalist Restaurant Closes After Police Move
A cooperative syndication restaurant here was shut by police for noncooperation with union rules. The management fired staff and workers struck in protest as the union objected to replacing waitresses, prompting police to intervene to avert a threatened riot.
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Pris
Lane to put LO to work on Flathead irrigation
Secretary Lane plans an experiment on the Flathead Reservation in Montana to employ the Indians in cultivating lands under irrigation. He consulted water users at Yakima and said he would try giving the Indians independence by working their own resources. The government is spending thousands on the irrigation plant.
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Toppenish
Wash
Montana
Lane
Yaki- Ma
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Standard Grocery CO
Jerard
Library Notes
Oregon State Fair
Salem
Boyd and Ogle
Frank Meredith
Sec’y
Oregon
Newsy
Gelvin
Adam Nye
Dale Rothwell Optician
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Secretary of Interior
West Court Street
Milne
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Workingmen's Store
Workingmen's Clothing CO
St. George Hotel
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