Cabinet officers and supreme court salaries listed
The East Oregonian compiles facts for teachers about President Roosevelt’s cabinet and the Supreme Court. It lists succession order for cabinet posts with salaries of 12 006 per year each and Supreme Court justices with salaries of 12 500 for associates and 12 000 for the chief justice, noting reader inquiries and local teachers Miss Froome and Miss Moorhouse.
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Bast Oregonian
Supreme Court
The
East Oregonian
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
the Treasury
George B. Cortelyou
William Taft
Charles J. Bonaparte
George L. von Meyer
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Interior
James R. Garfield
Agriculture
James Wilson
Commerce and Labor
Oscar& Strauss
Melville W. Fuller
David J. Brewer
Edward D. White
Rufus W. Peckham
Joseph McKenna
Oliver W. Holmes
William R. Day
William H. Moody
Miss Celestine Moorhouse to Fill School Vacancy
Miss Eva Froome has resigned from the Field school and the school board accepted the resignation. Miss Celestine Moorhouse, daughter of Major and Mrs. Moorhouse, was chosen to fill the vacancy.
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Eva Froome
Celestine Moorhouse
Major
The Prompt Sounds Like Public Health Advice
Instructions warn that a cold starts at the hour it begins and stresses immediate care. It cautions against delayed treatment as illness can worsen, noting that every hour lost may extend suffering and complicate recovery. Advice urges prompt action to shorten duration.
Fraternal Brotherhood officials visit Pendleton
State Manager Mere and State Manager F. E. Taylor with Mrs. Taylor arrived in Pendleton for a fraternal visit. They will attend the Elks ball this evening then travel to La Grande and Baker City to meet local societies, returning in a few days for a lodge session. Deputy supreme president M. I. Chappelle accompanies them to eastern Oregon.
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F. E. Taylor
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pendleton Women of Woodcraft host card party at Odd Fellows
Pendleton circle of the Women of Woodcraft invites the public to an evening card party and entertainment at Odd Fellows hall. Admission is 15 cents to cover expenses. Five hundred will be played and refreshments will be served during the event.
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Pendleton Circle of the Women of Woodcraft
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chase Warren Wedding Held In Sunnyside Home
Miss Lillian R Chase and Ray E Warren of Sunnyside were married at the Morris home in Sunnyside on Tuesday evening by E L Dodd. The couple came from Minnesota to Umatilla county and will live in Sunnyside. the groom is J E Morris’s brother.
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Lillian R. Chase
Ray E. Warren
Sunnyside
Freewater
J. E. Morris
E. L. Dodd
Minnesota
Umatilla County
McDuffee and Owen Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Martin McDuffee and Miss Mary L. Owen were married today at noon at the Methodist parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. T. Easter in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple, from the area north of town, will reside on the groom’s ranch.
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Martin McDuffee
Mary L. Owen
eRv. W. T. Easter
Arrival of Andrew Allen at Haskell Institute
East Oregonian reports Andrew Allen son of Joe Allen has arrived at the Haskell Indian School in Kansas and is well pleased with the institution. The school hosts over 700 Indian students and remains a prominent center for Native education.
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Haskell Institute
The
East Oregonian
Andrew Allen
Joe Allen
Umatilla
Haskell
Local Train Heads West as Ridership Grows
About 50 passengers left this morning on the O. R. & N. local for points west. The service is praised for its good business and the company is delighted with patronage, with plans to extend to La Grande and Baker City this spring.
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Portland
Points West
la Grande
Baker City
Mrs Folsom and Daughter Head to Los Angeles
Mrs. M. E. Folsom and her daughter Mrs. Julia E. Kinney departed this afternoon for Los Angeles to visit friends and relatives for several weeks.
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Los Angeles
M. E. Folsom
Julia E. Kinney
Oregon Voter Letter Defends Statement No 1 Reform
A Eugene man disputes Judge A Lowell's opposition to Statement No 1 in the Oregonian. He argues the measure purifies politics, could influence elections, and notes Oregon's lead in reform. He praises the outcome of the law for selecting a senator on the first ballot and urges party over faction.
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George Melvin Fuller
Eugene
A. Lowell
Portland Oregonian
Lowell
Pendleton
Oregonian
Repubdican
United States Senate
Oregon
Elks Ball Tonight In Pendleton Social Highlight
Pendleton Elks host a grand dancing party in the hall banquet room and balcony, with an elk centerpiece and evergreen decor. Johnson’s ten piece orchestra plays as G M Carey runs the banquet. Exalted ruler C J Ferguson aids the committee J R Raley Mark Moorhouse and Paul Sperry. Only Elks and their ladies invited.
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Pendleton
G. M. Carey
St. George
Spokane-Pendleton
Elks
J. R. Raley
Mark Moorhouse
Paul Sperry
C. J. Ferguson
Johnson
Elkis
Blaze at Rice Home Extinguished by Garden Hose
A small blaze in the basement of G. M. Rice's South Garden Street residence was put out by Mrs. Rice with a garden hose after fire companies chased a false lead to Thompson Street. The cause remains unknown, though a burning stick allegedly carried by a Rice child likely started the fire.
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G. M. Rice
South Garden Street
Snyder Sale Tomorrow Brings Farm Implements and Horses
The sale by Joseph Snyder features a large stock of team horses and threshing machine equipment to be offered for sale. It will be held tomorrow at the Hill place four miles west of the city on the Umatilla river and is expected to draw a good crowd.
Auctioneer Colonel Arrives to Conduct Sales Near City
Colonel William Yohnka of Ritsville arrived to conduct the sale for Joe Snyder four miles west of the city tomorrow and he expects to conduct another sale 12 miles north of the city by A B Cooley on February 17.
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William Yohnka
Ritsville
Joe Snyder
A. B. Cooley
Pendleton Hosts U of O Women in Major Basketball Clash
University of Oregon first team travels to Pendleton for a double bill with La Grande and Pendleton teams this Friday night February 14. Included are a girls game and a boys game with La Grande, plus a schedule of upcoming rematches against Walla Walla and Spokane. Pendleton girl and boy lineups feature players Nona Johnson Eunice Vogel Gertrude Jordan Daisy McPherson Ruth Gibson Penland John Cooley A Means Turner.
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University of Oregon
Walla Walla
Spokane
Pembleton
la Grande
Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton High School
Nona Johnson
Eunice Vogel
Gertrude Jordan
Daisy McPherson
Ruth Gibson
Penland
Johna
Cooley
A. Means
Turner
La Grande Hosts Visiting Basketball Team Reception
After the high school game tomorrow evening at the assembly, a reception and dance at the armory will honor the visiting Pendleton players. A student committee has arranged the event promising a pleasant social time open to students, friends, and the public.
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Armory
Pendleton Slayers
la Grande
la Grande Studnts
Oregon Theater Adds Curtain and Roof Garden Plan
The Streeter Bryan company announces a new artistically arranged curtain installed at the Frazer theater and outlines plans for a summer roof garden. Additional improvements are being considered for the playhouse, signaling a busy upgrade phase for the venue.
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Oregon
Oregon Theater
Streeter-Bryan
Frazer Theater
Streeter-Bryan Company
Pioneer Merchant W J Snodgrass Visits La Grande
W J Snodgrass a pioneer merchant and sawmill man from La Grande arrives on a brief business trip returning from Portland to his home. He started the first store in La Grande and later ran mercantile and stage ventures in the Okanogan country. He was recently hospitalized in Portland after a stroke but is now recovering.
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la Grande
W. J. Snodgrass
Portland
Okanogan
Bush Street Grading Underway With North Side Praise
This morning A Hardin the contractor began grading Bush street using a plow pick. Residents on the north side celebrate that the long awaited improvement finally proceeds.
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Bush Street
A. Hardin
BeNaming Herpicide Endorsed by Beauty Experts
Competent judges and beauty doctors endorse Herpicide. Letters from Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge claim hair loss reduction and dandruff relief after using one bottle or Herpicide. Advertises samples and pricing through A. Kooppen & Bros. in Portland Oregon and Betroft Michigan.
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Newbro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Dro
Mich
Kooppen & Bros
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Standard Grocery Co
Miss Froom
Miss Moorhouse
Hermiston
Miss Froome
Miss Celestine Moorhouse
F&s
Tallman & Co
Mere
Pendleton Circle
Chase-Warren
WelSell
Pendleton Creamery Co
Commercial National Bank United States Depository
Hall
Happy G@hering
RICE
Albany
U OF
Boston
Carlond
Haddorff
Marshall
Wendell
Edison
Columbia
Main St
Bilers
Piano House
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
National Bank Act
Bey
Pepe
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