Petition Seeks Earlier Train Arrival in Pendleton
Adams residents and business leaders circulated a petition urging the O R N to move train No. 41’s Pendleton arrival to no later than 1 p.m. so travelers can reach the county seat for afternoon business before train No. 42 departs at 6 p.m. Agent E C Smith will forward it to Supt. O'Brien, with more petitions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C Smith
O. KR & WN
Adams
J. P. O'Brien
Walla Walla
Pendleton
No 42
Mr. Smith
O'Brien
Knights of Altimas official visits noted in Oregon
Reports from The Dalles and Pendleton mention representatives like K of P L B Stinson of Salem and others registering at local hotels. Train No 41 arrives 2 55 pm, residents in Umatilla County complain of limited county seat access between trains 47 and 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Athena
O'Brien
Umatilla
Trades Council Divides on Miller Grocery Row
Central Trades and Labor Council convened at the Labor Union Hall last night and elected J C Trampleasure as president Ed Eben as president Win S Brown as recording secretary N G Hodder as financial secretary C J McGinnis as treasurer and Clarence Roach as sergeant at arms The Miller Grocery Clerks dispute was referred to the executive committee which will approach the store to seek an agreement and report back before the evening meeting The council may take decisive action as the store allegedly violated the early closing pact with the Clerks Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades and Labor Council
Labor Union Hall
J.C Trampleasure
Ed Eben Whee
Win S&s Trown
N. G. Hodder
Nandal
C. J. McGinnis
Clarence Roach
CL. McGinnis
Win Brown
N. G Hodder
Charles Eppinger
Miller Grocery Company
Clerks’ Union
Lecture on Booth Tucker by Mrs Higgins at Salvation Army
Mrs Higgins of the Salvation Army will deliver an illustrated talk tonight in California about Colonel Emma Booth Tucker who died in a Santa Fe train wreck near Topeka last October. The program includes music and views of the dead leader's life work, with praise from papers in Horse City and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colone
Higgins
Salvation Army
Higging
California
Emma Hooth-Tucker
Santa Fe
Topeka
Periones
Horse City
Hople
United States
Road surveyors map Stage Gibb route into city
J. W. Kimbrel A Zueske William Hessian and K Yatee surveyed a road from Stage Gibb into the city a project authorized by the court with details recorded by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kimbrel
A. Zueske
William Hessian
K. Yatee
Whch
Forty Acres Land Sale to Ferguson in Spofford Area
George Eastman and wife convey a 4 acre tract in Spofford to William A. Ferguson for 2500 dollars, recorded as a real estate transaction in the Forty Acres district. The deal specifies the property near the Spofford vicinity and completes the transfer by deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eastman
William A. Ferguson
Spofferd
Cattle Men Arrested Over Yellowstone Park Elk Killing
Hague W. HR. Henning and WR. Wells, noted cattlemen of the Yellowstone Valley, were arrested after a dispute over a killed elk reportedly outside Yellowstone Park boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague W. HR. Henning
WR. Wells
Yellowstone Valier
Yellowstone Park
Park
Death of Mrs Stephens in City After Consumption
May Stephens wife of Thad deus Stephens died yesterday morning at her father in law ABC Stephens Garden Street after a lingering illness. She was 24 years old and had lived in the city most of her life. Funeral services were held at 2 o clock from ABC Stephens residence with Rev. Robert Warner of the Methodist church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Stephens
Thaddeus Stephens
ABC Stephens
Garden Street
Bio
Tustin
Stephens
Samuel Theasher
Anehman
Bitter Creek
Moehle City
A. B Stephens
Robert Warner
Methodist Church
Directors Meeting of Mens Resort Sets Year
The Mens Resort board, recently appointed by supporting churches, will convene tonight at the tenor rooms to elect officers and review monthly routine matters. Members include H N Robinson, Dr R E Ringo, H F Warner, Gerry Kimbre, Fred Oster, and P M Howard as they seek to make the venue a notable city entertainment site for local young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Resort
H N. Robinson
R. E. Ringo
H. F. Warner
Gerry Kimbre
Fred Oster
P.M Howard
Hats Off In Church At Pendleton
In Pendleton the First Christian Church adopted a wall placard near the pulpit reading Ladies will please remove their hats. At services hats are removed, ending the peering stretch to view the minister. The notice is seen as a modest, historic step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Lehurch
Pirot
Pendleton
Easter Day Debut of Spring Hat Tradition
A note indicates the spring hat will make its debut on Easter Day each year marking a yearly debut of a spring fashion accessory.
Pendleton High and Weston Normal to clash in two games
Pendleton High School boys team and Weston Normal males will play the opening basketball doubleheader at Anynnelly Hall tomorrow night. Pendleton enters with ambition to win their first winter game despite limited practice, while Weston Normal comes eager to defend honors after solid preparation. A girls game between the top two high school teams will follow, billed as equally scientific and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Weston Normal
Anyennly Hall
Tomorry
Weston
Pendleton Hors
Christian Church Revival At Cheierian Church
Dr and Mrs Martin led revival meetings at Cheierian church drawing a large turnout. Yesterday afternoon 420 women attended the discussion and the church was crowded in the evening for the sermon. Mr Martin, ill with a cold, was described as improving and expected to lead services again tonight with the subject “Hull.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr & M. Martin
Ely
Dieten
Martin
Hull
New Principal Arrives at local high school
Mise Grove Dewey of Benton Harbor arrives in the city to take the role of high school principal this morning, relieving Cecil Wade who had resisted Professor Conklin since Mise Shapard’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grove Dewey
Benton Harbor
Mick
City
Cecil Wade
Conklin
Mise Shapard
Appendicitis Affects George McDowell Foreman for O E Hull
George W. McDowell foreman at O E Hull water service has suffered stomach trouble this summer and now has appendicitis. He will travel to St Vincent's hospital in Portland for surgery. Pete Smith, the day man at the Hoe St. George area, is at home recovering from a fever. Also mentioned are two of James Alee's children on Thompson Street, and laborer Alec Shepard facing alleged shoplifting at Dufur Dry Goods Company with funds tied to the Portland Baby Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McDowell
O E Hull
St Vincent’s Hospital
Portland
Utdergo
Pete Smith
St. George Inr
James Alee
Cheater
Doris
Thompson Street
Alec Shepard
Jhreat
Dalles
Dufur Dry Goods Company
Portland Baby Home Fund
Hoatetter Stomach Bitters Endorsed By Physicians 50 Years
A historical advert promotes Hoatetter Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for stomach liver and kidney complaints. It claims quick relief for poor appetite indigestion constipation kidney ills colds and malaria and notes physician endorsement for half a century.
Judson Reports On Dry Land Alfalfa Farming Findings
RB Miller general freight agent for the O. KR, & N. has sent a number of the reports of BR. C. Judson, industrial agent of the O. R. & WN, to this office for distribution among the farmers. The reports detail Judson's experiments in dry land alfalfa growing, stock feeding, crop growing, and other valuable information from his department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oronanize
Miller General Freight
BR. C. Judson
Judson
Walla Walla Poultry Show and Pendleton Endeavor Convention
Readers are alerted to events: a Walla Walla Poultry Show scheduled for February 37 and the Oregon Christian Endeavor Convention to be held in Pendleton from February 19 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Oregon
Christian Endeavor Convertion
Pendleton
Witnesses to Attend Case in Union Railroad Damages
Conductor W H Kelly brakeman Lally and Kelly and Bert Huffman will leave for Union in the morning where they have been called as witnesses in the case of H Maynard of Union against the O R and WN for damages for alleged injuries received in a wreck in October 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kelly
Lally and Kelly
Bert Huffman
Union
H. Maynard
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Tom Halley
Jim Raley
Thomas G. Halsey
J. H. Raley
Geiser Grand
Baker City
Trades Council
Booth-Tucker
Revere
Cura Fs
Young
R & Son
Hostetter
Carnation
Conrad Platzveder
A.J. Bean
Rh. C. Judson
No Hi
OWL
Remnant
P Dieton
ST. Joe Store
Boston
P. S
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