Tryout Game Sets Up La Grande Matchup
A high school girls basketball tryout last night drew about 200 spectators. Team B defeated Team A by a score of 6 to 0 with Jesalo Folsom scoring for A. Ivy Hill and Fay Sullivan led the scoring for B with field goals and Fs, Rae Yore added a goal, and Rae Vogel captained the guards. Coach Glenn Goodman announced the lineup for La Grande weekend.
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Jesalo Folsom
Ivy Hill
Fay Sullivan
Rae Yore
la Grande
Glenn Goodman
Pay Sullivan
Gertrude Jordan
Rae Vogel
Ivy Hl
Jessie Folsom
Norma Alloway
Mdna Thompson
Dixie Todd
Five Thousand Men Out as Shingle Mills Idle in West
A coordinated layoff will shut down nearly all straight shingle mills in Oregon Washington California and British Columbia for two months to curb overproduction during winter. The Shingle Mills Bureau backed by about 90 percent of Washington mills reports similar support in Oregon and California with 400 to 600 mills overall. Each mill employs 10 to 40 workers, risking 4000 to 50000 jobs in December and January across the region.
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Oregon
Washington
California
British Columbia
Polila Northweat
Alawka
Heattle
Woman Burned to Death in Chelvilry Accident
A woman near Caldwell died from burns suffered when she covered her clothing with turpentine and kerosene while warming a glove for her child. Fire spread as she tried to escape and extinguish the flames. she died after midnight. The incident occurred at William Koester's place, one quarter mile west of town. burial was planned at the Christian church.
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William Koester
Caldwell Nown
Keaster
Gaapa
Witt
Goeme
Cire
Dr. Hamilton
Christian Church
Origin of name The Dalles traced to voyageurs struggle
The Dalles Chronicle explains the city name origin from early Hudson Bay Company voyageurs who navigated the Columbia River. They called the hardest river section Loe Grande dalle de la columbia the great trough of the Columbia, and chose skilled men to guide bateaux through the rapids.
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Hettora
Noy
Dalles City
Polk County
Pdiallaway
Columbia
Hudson Bay Company
Rolls
Oregon
Rally
Cascades
Engileh
Fort Dalles and The Dalles Mission History
A fragment recounts how early settlers and soldiers found a resting place among surging waters while singing, noting the town’s name origin from the Canadian appellation. The mission was called The Dalles and later became Fort Dalles as a military post.
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Dalles
Fort Dalles
Seattle to finance trek for 13 million dollar treasure
An expedition to locate thirteen million dollars in gold buried on Cocos Toland is planned from Seattle. Captain Fred Hackett promoted the venture and a financing company is being formed, with incorporation papers to be finalized shortly, though critics say the filings are flawed.
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Cocos Toland
Prise
Seattle
Seattle News
Fred Hackett
Jn Iie |Pomwadon
Taland
Cocos Taland
Pacific News
San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
Hackett
Depot Site Relorted Near White Salmon Landing
A seemingly indisputable authority states the depot is finally located near the White Salmon steamboat landing. The site selection followed railroad logic, narrowing to one point along the river out of three possible spots within four miles. The company will not place stations at all spots and will instead connect to Bingen and Underwood via a wagon road along the right of way, keeping the White Salmon area convenient.
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White Salmon
Bingen
Underwood
White Salmon Enterprise
Land Vanishes as Inland Warren Coast Submerges
New York dispatch reports a vast stretch of Warren inland east of Coney Island and north Rockaway swallowed by waves. About 2000 island inhabitants panic as the eastern end sinks beneath the sea. Ten thousand feet of shoreline vanished along with a sanitation plant, while another 20,000 feet slipped into the quicksand channel. No lives lost though many narrow escapes are noted.
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Warren
Coney Ialand
North Rockaway
Wea
Ieland
New York Dispatch
Sanitary Utilization Company
Capes
A Jolly American Tramp at Fraver Theatre tonight
A melodramatic comedy drama by the author of A Poor Relation and Peaceful Valley features Will Deal as the American Tramp in rural New England. Cast includes Clark Ross Cora Lee Jefferson Iherline Farneworth and Virginia Melville among 14 principals. The story centers on greed for gold and a husband’s wrongful act, with a strong ensemble ready to bring the complex plot to life.
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Fraser
Sol Smith Lassell
Mr. Kidder
New England
Comtex
Ws Clark Ross
Happy Jack
Sued Hubbard Over Advertisement Rights in Raycroft Mops
Pra Pibertus Sued Elbert Hubbard head of Ray croft mops Bant Auromi N. Vi.te for 10000 damages in a case brought by Fredoerick W. thrid ner and Chica widvertining agent GCiarditor claiming exclusive right to advertirme in Hubbard's tige. He alleges Hubbard sold pages violating the contract. A Big Horn county youth writing from Omaha reports success as a hotel bellboy and plans to retire after earning enough to start a peanut stand.
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Pra Pibertus
Elbert Hubbard
Raycroft Mops
Bant Auromi
N. Vi
Fredoerick W. Thridner
Chica
Gciarditor
Hubberd
Hubbard
Boen
Big Horn County
Omaha
Dipping Sheep Timing Backed By Idaho Official
Senatory Wayman of the Northwest ern Tovernment company returns from two weeks among Payette County sheep. He notes hay contracts nearly complete, hay priced at four dollars a ton, and that some farmers feed grain to supplement hay. He argues fall is the only proper time to dip, as spring and summer bring conflicts with breeding and labor, and delays risk health benefits from dipping.
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Senatory Wayman
Northwestern Tovernment Company
Payette
Boise Capital News
Animals Reflect Like Humans Say Berkeley Professor
Professor George H Howison head of California philosophy dept says animals possess reflective capacity and intelligence akin to humans. He cites Buddha and Jesus Christ as recognizing lower beings while noting Buddha denied soul immortality. He argues animals can overcome hindrances to intellect and reflect as humans do, implying they possess intellect. 25,000,000 capital stock incorporation filed in Baker City for Ophir mines with Thomas J Moffiot George Day and C H Turns as incorporators.
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George H. Howlson
Department of Philosophy
University of California
Berkeley
Buddha
Howison
Jesus Chrit
Pudha
Jesus Christ
Christ
India
Howl- Bon
Ophir
Oroom
Sumpter
Thomas J. Moffiot
George Day
C. H. Turns
Baker City
Oregon State Officials Face Re election Prospects
Oregon voters will choose a full slate of state officials and legislators next June. Incumbent governor Ademocrt is seen likely to be renominated. state printer, state attorney, superintendent of schools and labor commissioner face light opposition. Names linked to the printer post include Wille Dunaway and William J Morke. Justice Wolverton may be promoted to federal judgeship, with Robert B. Rakin of Union county discussed for the supreme bench. Governor candidates cited include James Withycombe and A John, with others like T T Geer B L Smith and AW Be Ankeny mentioned. Treasurer prospects lack prominent names. Ralph Hoyt and J H Althen are named. Secretary of State contenders Claud Gateh Lar L Petree and F T Wrightman are noted, with Wrightman proposing revenue ideas without direct property taxes.
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Oregon
Ademocrt
Atite
Sehopin
Ville
Wople
Wille Dunaway
William J Morke
Whitney
Justice Wolverton
Ucket
Robert B. Rakin
Union County
Ralph Hoyt
Merchants’ National Bank of Portland
J. H. Althen
Oregon Commercial Company of Huntington
Deaths of A V Tileman and Hinman Register
A V Tileman died at home after a long illness. H V Hinman register of the North Yakima land office died at 12:30 a m on Wednesday November 29 1905 after an illness since spring. Hinman was a Civil War veteran aged 68 and longtime Kittitas valley resident with ties to Leavenworth and Chelan county. Surviving family includes a widow four sons and two daughters including Charlee A Hinman in Yakima and teachers Pearl J and Agnes Hinman. Daily Republic reports in Kennewick W J Shaughnessy former Kennewick Courier publisher was killed four miles east of Prager by a Northern Pacific train. Coroner Hodges held an inquest. cause undetermined. He leaves a wife and seven children in Kennewick Yakima and Ton.
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A.V. Tileman
H. V. Hinman
Register of the
North Yakime
Hinman
Hine
Kittitaw Valley
Leavenworth
Chelan County
North Yakima
W. J. Shaughnessy
Kennewick
Hodges
Shaugnemey
Yokiton
Daily Republic
Fruit Trees From Tennessee Arrive for Yakima Valley
Ten thousand fruit trees arrived this morning for distribution among local fruit raisers. Shipped from a Tennessee nursery, the trees will be inspected by Inspector Brown before release from the freight office. More trees are expected to arrive from the east in the next few days, bringing the weekly total to about 25,000.
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Tennessee
Tim Kelly
North Yakima Nursery Company
Inspector Brown
Enat
Yakima Daily Republic
Cuticura Remedies Saved Her Life
A mother recalls using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent to cure her six month old daughter's eczema after other remedies failed. She reports the child’s skin healed with no remaining symptoms and urges others to try the products, dated February 7, 1898.
Cure Report Shows Permanent Skin Cure After Five Years
Five years have passed since a patient was cured with Cuticura, with no disease recurrence. The notice touts instant relief and sleep for skin-tortured babies, rest for mothers, and promotes Cuticura Soap and Digiment as the premier, economical skin treatment. It credits widespread use and includes endorsements and a call to readers to share the remedy.
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Seyler Brug
Toston
Sole Foye
Don’t Be Deceived Buyout of Sewing Machines
Closing out stock as business retires. Various machines offered at deep discounts including Queen at $20, four leading machines priced from $30 to $190. Emphasis on quality and guaranteed support beyond price.
Pendleton Kidney Pill testimonial linked to local case
The notice recounts a Pendleton resident’s testimonial praising Doan’s Kidney Pills, claiming drastic relief from kidney and back troubles after use. The letter asserts wide daily alminlar occurrences and cites purchaser experiences with Foster-Milburn Co. as sole agents and urges memory of the product name.
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W. A. Rose
Cottonwood Street
Ore
Aiys
Towie
Peoria
Washington
Shorty
Rock & MacCwrnae Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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