Warner and Craddick Bound Over In Court
Mrs Mabel Warner and detective Joe Craddick were bound over to the circuit court after a lengthy preliminary examination before Justice Joe Parkes. Craddick posted 300 dollars bail. Warner was released without bond. The case centers on a contested probate will and a malicious search warrant accusation.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Mabel Warner
Joe Craddick
Circuit Court
Craddick
Warner
Saling
George Stages
G. W. Proebster
Parkes
Blake
Spokane
J. W. Young
Watts
Commercial Association Monthly Meeting Held
This evening the regular monthly meeting of the Commercial association will be held and much routine business is awaiting disposal. In view of this fact a good attendance is desired.
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Commercial Association
Booth, ex Pacific Mutual leader, heads West Coast Life
Former Pacific Mutual official H. T. Booth, now Oregon manager for West Coast Life Insurance, visited here amid a prior controversy with Pacific Mutual. He faces a $50,000 damage suit and a $25,000 civil action claiming money owed under his old contract.
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H. T. Booth
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Oregon
West Coast Life Insurnee Company
Pacific Mutual
Booth
Clint Buzan Named Regular Mail Carrier in Pendleton
Ralph Howland resigns as Pendleton post office clerk to join First National Bank. Howland’s departure creates a vacancy filled by promotion, with Clint Buzan becoming a carrier and Howland starting work at the bank yesterday.
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Clint Buzan
Howland
First National
Ralph Howland
Pendleton
First National Bank
Post Office
Clint Buain
Supreme Court Debates Fraud Case and Baker County Appeals
Today the supreme court session continued with several eastern Oregon cases argued and submitted. The afternoon opened with State v Bartlett from La Grande, a fraud conviction, followed by State v Taylor and Traut from Baker County, then Emma Frye v Moffet of Baker County, all argued.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
Bartlett
la Grande
Taylor and Traut
Baker County
Emma Frye
J. T. Moffet
Vaughan Chosen Fire Chief Again in PendletonVote
Pendleton firemen reelected John Vaughan as fire chief in a quiet ballot. A. D. Siebert was runner up with 13 votes to Vaughan's 52. Lee Drake won first assistant over Alex Manning 36 to 2. Pete Anderson ran unopposed for second assistant with 68 votes. Vaughan’s popularity stems from his push for better equipment amid limited funds.
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Vaughan
Lee Drake
Alex Manning
Pete Anderson
Mr. Vaughan
John Vaughan
Pendleton
A. Dpd
Siebert
J. Li Vaughan
Department
Funeral for J S Beckhosen Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for J S Beckhosen, who hanged himself in the baseball grandstand, will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow from the Baker Folsom parlors. The service proceeds despite delays and unresolved estate administration.
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Beckhosn
J. S. Beckhosen
Baker & Folsom
Five Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
Five marriage licenses were issued today by the county clerk. The contracting parties listed include Joseph Ward and Nora Myrtle Oh Wurehill, Reco L. Albee and Ivy Mabel Hale, E. R. Davidson and Susie B., Alfred Ki. Preacott and Lela M. Shay, and Knutt Rintale and Allm Karart.
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Joseph Ward
Nora Myrtle Oh Wurehill
Reco L. Albee
Ivy Mabel Hale
E. R. Davidson
Susie
Ra, Alfred Ki. Preacott
Lela M. Shay
Knutt Rintale
Allm Karart
Deputy Returns With Prisoner in Larceny by Bailee Case
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley returned from North Yakima with Joe Wood who is wanted on a larceny by bailee charge for selling a mortgaged wagon. Wood accompanied the deputy on the return trip.
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Worl
Joe Blakeley
North Yakima
Joe Wood
Fred Webe
Wood
Penitentiary possible for confederate money case
District Attorney F. S. Ivanhoe says guilty passes of confederate and old bank bills circulating in eastern Oregon may lead to penitentiary sentences. He cites three Informations against a La Grande suspect for passing counterfeit money, obtaining goods under false pretenses, and gross fraud. He notes attorneys disagree but urges concerted action to convict those circulating the money.
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Oregon
Ivanhoe
Union-Wallowa County
Supreme Court
la Grande
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers at Camon Lodge No 4
At Camon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias last evening the officers for the new term were elected. M. & Kern named chancellor commander, J. H. Estes vice chancellor, R. E. Tarbett prelate, Dan P Smythe master of work, Louis Greenawald master of exchequer, D. B. Balfley keeper of records and seal and master of finance, J. L. Vaughan master at arms, J. Huston inner guard, Chas Hamilton outer guard. Last night third rank work advanced with two candidates proved in that rank.
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Camon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
M. & Kern
J. H. Estes
R. E. Tarbett
Dan P. Smythe
Louis Greenawald
D. B. Balfley
J. L. Vaughan
J. Huston
Chas. Hamilton
Lodge
Auction Sale of Farm Stock by William Yohnka in Ritzville
William Yohnka the renowned auctioneer from Ritzville Wash conducts a large farm stock and implements sale at the W P Temple ranch ten miles northwest of the city today. He notes that the money panic has little impact on eastern Washington with farmers maintaining good credit and business proceeding as usual.
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William Yohnka
Ritzville
Wash
W. P. Temple
Yohnka
Washington
Large Range Land Sale by Olcott to Hascall Party
Charles H. Olcott and wife sold 1260 acres of range land to Arthur E. Hascall and others for 8000 dollars. The property lies in townships two and three, range 32 east, in the western portion of the county and remains strictly range land.
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Charles H. Olcott
Arthur E. Hascall
Enat
Ladies Ald society meets at Mrs Lee Drakes home
The Ladies' Ald society of the Congregational church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Lee Drakes home 523 Bush street north of the river.
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Ladies' Ald Society of
The
Congregational Church
Lee Drake
Bush Street
Editor Clark Woodin Taken to Walla Walla Hospital
Clark Woodin, editor of the Weston Leader, was taken to Walla Walla hospital yesterday for examination for an operation. His condition was not disclosed and no further details were provided.
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Clark Woodin Hospital
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Walla Walla Hospital
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Advert seeks to warn readers about kidney disease and promote Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all. Claims the remedy treats rheumatic pain back kidneys liver and urinary issues and reduces frequent urination and night trips. Sold in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with free sample bottle and booklet offer from Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
London Fog Delights Pendleton Family in Gazette Copy
A Pall Mall Gazette report from London describes a genuine London fog with heavy gloom and persistent drizzle. The piece notes the morning's darkness, continual rain, and lamps lit by 11, followed by slight improvement by noon. It compares London's overall rainfall to last year and mentions local advertisements for King's Little Liver Pills.
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Pall Mall Gazette
East Oregonian
C. J. Smith
London
the Gazette
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Ical
Winslow Brothers
Pendleton Creamery Co
T. J. Cheney
Jersey Dairy
United States Depository
Hooth Subs Company
Pacific Muutual
Sition
Partica
Roosevelt
Boston
DR. Smith
England
A. C. Koeppen and Broe
Polytechnic Business
Tectucients
Oakland Cal. (Inc
Capital Stock
Great Business Training School of
West
Tooo
U. 5
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Souther Pacific Railroad Co
Wm. Sutherland
Nettleton
R-E
the Hamilton Brown
Mens’ Shop
Max Baer
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