Priges Climb At Salt Lake
A Salt Lake correspondent reports price gouging by a provisions trust and rising hotel and restaurant rates. The article condemns the lack of enforcement of anti trust laws, noting scarce food, high meals, and subdued officials. It blames tourists and local shopkeepers for squeezing patrons and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Bob Biateoman
Sweet Home
Local Provisions Trust
Butte
Saints
Lake Resturant
Utah
Ogden
Provision Trust
Boniface
Walters Eyes Pouring Mill Targeting Baker City
Fred Walters of Pendleton and his son visited Baker City to assess a pouring mill site. Walters owns Farmers’ Custom Mills of Pendleton with 500 barrels capacity and emphasized the need for sufficient wheat and power. Baker Irrigation’s W F Watson guided them, noting that local wheat supply would need growth and that farmers should pledge acreage to support a 100 barrel mill for a year. Walters and son returned encouraged to further investigate the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waters
Pendleton
Fred, Jr
Baker City
Herald
Walters
Custom Mills
W. F. Watson
Baker Irtxation Company
Newt Gene
Rock Creek
North Powder
Hotel Arrivals List From Across the West and Pacific Coast
A long hotel arrivals roster cites guests and associates from Omaha Spokane Portland Seattle and San Francisco among others. Names include C C Mollenger Tom Mitchell W Goodman Chas Crosz Walter Brunston J F Melcher Goo Stevens M R Andre and many more. The list reads like a cross‑regional guest roll with travelers from New York Boston and St Louis also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
St. Geowr
Harry Greenblatt
Omaha
C. C. Mollenger
Tacoma
Tom Mitchell
Spokane
Co. W. Goodman
Seattle
Chas Crosz
Webster City
Way S. Alstelime
Portland
W., R. Dilley
Little Falla
Wanh
J. & Armstrong
L. C. Coulton and Sow
John Dickson
G. F. Jackson
Dayton
Wash
C. W. Vaughn
Tiotel Pendleton
Walter Brunston
Starbuck
J. F. Melcher
Goo
Stevens
M. R. Andre
Athena
W. R. McMahon
J. Peters
BE. A. Burke
J. T. Tambrith
Mra. KR
la Grande
F. Friend
San Francisco
J. F. Stapleton
St. Louis
W. L. Reddig
C. Berkeley
Thos Nestor
B. G. Most
New York
Fred Durance
David Zabrisha
FR. & Ball
W. H. Royer
Lee Teutsch
EB. N. Redpath
Boston
Clews Urges Imprisonment for Guilty Financiers
Henry Clews argues in The New York press that the damage from Wall Street decline stems from excess and corporate dishonesty. He says Roosevelt’s policy is correcting excesses, not causing ruin, and urges imprisonment of wrongdoers to lift confidence and restore value. He predicts improving credit, cautious stock purchases, and a tighter stance against unstable speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
London
Cent
Valeues
Joana
Henry Clews
Funeral for Lewis Hunter Held in Lewiston
The Lewiston Tribune reports Lewis Hunter's funeral held yesterday at Vassar undertaking parlors. Masonic lodge members from Kendrick Clarkston and Lewiston, nearly 100 strong, formed a procession to Normal Hill Cemetery for the Kendrick lodge ceremonies. Hunter, once a Pendleton Oregon resident, was interred by his brothers Tom Hunter of Kendrick and D. S. Hunter of Clarkston. Kendrick lodge No. 26 A F & A M sent about 25 members from Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hunter
Vassar
Kendrick, Clarkston and
Lewiston
Normal Hill
Masonic Order
Kendrick Lodge
Pendleton
Oregon
Tom Hunter
Kendrick
D. S. Hunter
Clarkston
Kendrick Lodge No. 26
A. F
A. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sorosis
the Alexander Department Store
Priges
Fred Walters
Clews
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aug. Lyon
Anamy Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Pinkham
Lee
Just
V. Stroble
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
East
Geo. H. Clark
Grocer Main Street
East Oregonian
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