Runaway Wife Found With Iowa Man In Portland Plan
HUSBAND DIDN'T CARE. A story about H Noon of Iowa arriving with a destitute family. Noon sought aid from Rev. W L Van Nuys and County Judge Gilliland, with transport arranged toward Portland. Later reports claim Noon left Iowa with another man's wife, the supposed destitute family actually belonging to Henry Hasgan of Odebolt, yet no arrest orders were issued.
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H. Noon
Iowa
W. L van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Odeboit
van Nuys
Gilliland
Portland
Woodmen Plan Monster Initiation in City
Woodmen of the World plan a large initiation in the city on February 24 as the county membership drive closes. Organizers expect at least 300 new members this winter with over twenty La Grande Woodmen attending the event.
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Woodmen of
A. G. Saunders
la Grande
George Sampson Dies in Indian Reservation Community
George Sampson, a well known Indian of the reservation, died yesterday. Arrangements for a large funeral are being made by his relatives.
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George Sampson
Cold warnings urge early treatment against deep infection
A fragment urges immediate action for a cold to prevent it worsening. It warns that delaying care can extend illness and complicate recovery, stressing that every hour counts at the onset of symptoms. The ad-like tone emphasizes early self-care and prompt attention.
St Valentine Dance Changes and Armory Event
A misprint announced a Married People's club dance for Friday. managers say the next dance is Wednesday. On Thursday evening the Public St Valentine dance will be at the Armory by Company L with Son Johnson's orchestra providing music.
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Armory
Company L
Johnson
Raleigh Warner Returned From Walla Walla On Horse Theft Charge
Raleigh Warner, accused of stealing a farmer's horse near Pilot Rock, was brought back from Walla Walla yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakley. He denies the crime and says he was breaking the horse he’s accused of stealing. Warner fled here two weeks ago with the horse. a warrant followed. He was captured at Wallula on Friday by a Walla Walla County deputy sheriff.
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Raleigh Warner
Pilot Rock
Walla Walla
Joe Blakley
Tolen
Warner
Queston
Wallula
Walla Walla County
Pendleton Auto Delivers Monster Franklin to Elmer Snyder
Pendleton Auto Company sold a six cylinder seven passenger 42 horsepower monster Franklin to retired farmer Elmer Snyder for about 4500 dollars. The firm plans additional orders, highlighting their growing automotive stock in the inland empire city.
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Pendleton Auto Company
Elmer Snyder
The
Auto Company
William Blakeley
R. Thompson
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Evicted Chinese Man Speaks in Chinatown on Alta Street
A Chinese man expelled from the Alta Street Chinatown yesterday spoke in broken and mocking phrases such as "Ching-a-la Tlum" and "Li-hung-chango" while asserting mutual recognition with the observer. The incident reflects tensions in the quarter as locals report the eviction.
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Alta Street
Oriental Swearing Incident at New Year Hall
A man allegedly caused a disturbance among Chinese celebrants during a New Year gathering. Police removed him to the city gate as he resisted, shouting loudly. Local Chinese residents deny any kinship and label him of unstable disposition. he remains in custody for possible insanity examination.
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Bastile
Ity
Haines Bank Failure Sparks Depositors Meeting
Oregon Sunday Journal notes the collapse of the Haines bank in Forest Grove after a depositor gathering. Senator E W Waines alleged a $20000 robbery years earlier contributed to his financial ruin. Speakers claimed liabilities around 75000 with resources about 105000. A delegation including E W Haines and others was chosen to settle with creditors.
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Oregon Sunday Journal
Haines Bank
Forest Grove
E. W. Waines
F. T. Kane
Haines
W. B. Haines
W. Haines
Merchants National Bank of Portland
R. M. Dooley
First National
Verts
Hal
E. W. Haines
W. K. Newell
H. J. Goff
W. H. Holds
C. F. Clapp
B. H. Laughlin
G. Hughes
Charles Roe
L. J. Carl
From Rags to Riches thrills Oregon theater crowd
Amusements note Morrie B Streeter presents From Rags to Riches at the Oregon theater with leading roles by Streeter and Miss Bryan after a brief vacation. The crowd-loving show features Just Because He Couldn't Sing Love Me and the World Is Mine with several encores and six chorus numbers. The program extends into midweek with The Flag of Truce as a follow up while the Oregonian schedule sets 8 15 curtain and a 10 50 end time. Moving pictures at Eagle and burlesque at Star add to a busy week.
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Morrie
B. Streeter
Oregon Theater
Streeter
Miss Bryan
Oregon
Bryan
New York
Tea demand: goodwill over cash in exchange for support
A terse appeal demands goodwill as the price of assistance, insisting no money should be given without established good will between parties. The statement frames financial support as contingent on trust and favorable relations, signaling a push for ethical backing rather than direct payments.
Barrett Seeks Reelection to Legislature on State No.1
Charles A. Barrett of Athena, longtime Umatilla County representative, announces candidacy for the state legislature. He endorses Statement No. 1 and direct primary, pledges to work for all voters, and notes his 35 years in Umatilla County. He respects majority wishes for US senator and seeks Republican primary nomination.
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Charles A. Barrett
Athena
Umatilla County
United States
Barrett
Umatitla County
Cc. A. Barrett
Death of Mrs. Barnard Sister of G A Robbins in Seattle
Mrs. W N Barnard sister of G A Robbins circulation manager on the East Oregonian died in Seattle from stomach trouble aged 38. She had lived in Pendleton many years and may be brought here for burial. She leaves a Seattle sister and a husband and two daughters. G A Robbins went to Seattle and said burial may occur in Pendleton.
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G. A. Robbing
Seattle
East Oregonian
Dill McCanna
G. A. Robbins
Boundary survey trip to Freewater by J W Kimbrell
County Surveyor J W Kimbrell departed for Freewater to resurvey a disputed portion of the town boundary. He will work there today and part of tomorrow to complete the task.
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Freewater
J. W. Kimbrell
Child of Echo couple stricken by spinal meningitis
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Mathes of Echo was brought to the city Saturday evening suffering with spinal meningitis. It is somewhat improved today and it is not thought the case will prove to be serious. Dr G S Hoisington is attending it.
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F. M. Mathes
Echo
G. S. Hoisington
Brown Declines Sheriff Candidacy This Year
G W Brown, once a sheriff candidate two years ago and speculated to run again, told the Oregonian he will not seek the sheriff’s office this year. He works as a contractor in the city and does not want to pursue the risky quest for office again.
Actor David Warfield Prepares London Summer Tour
American actor David Warfield will travel to London this summer to perform in the English metropolis this fall, as announced by his management. He plans a series of stage appearances highlighting his career and repertoire in prominent theaters.
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David Warfield
London
Death at Poor Farm Reports Brown Dies at Poor Farm
An elderly man named W. H. Brown died Saturday night at the poor farm from consumption. Relatives in the east are being sought before the funeral is held.
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W. H. Brown
Judge Fitz Gerald Absent. Office Tends by Hailey
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald left Saturday for Gervais where his brother Dr Fitz Gerald is very ill. In his absence the recorder's office is being conducted by John Hailey Jr.
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Dr. Fitz Gerald
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Gervais
Fits Gerald
Recorder’s Office
John Hailey, Jr
Current Literature Club Seeks February Meeting At Robinson Home
The Current Literature club will hold its next regular meeting on Friday February 14 at the home of Mrs J F Robinson on Jackson Street.
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Current Literature Club
J. F. Robinson
Jackson Street
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Proven Remedy Claim
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters boasts a 14 year reputation as proof it can cure poor appetite belching heartburn sour risings indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness general weakness and female tistry a bottle all druggists carry this patent medicine ad notes availability in drugstores.
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Pendleton
Grafting Boom at Baker City Targets Spring Planting
In Baker City a new grafting operation by Sunnyslope Nursery aims to produce about 75,000 grafted trees for set out in April. C T Smith and two assistants graft about 30,000 scions onto seedling roots, the team preparing stock three miles northeast of town after organizing last fall. The work, though controversial elsewhere, is described as beneficial horticulture rather than crime.
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Anya
Baker City
Baker
C. T. Smith
Nursery Company
Selony
Lost belt buckle with amethyst settings found
Finder asked to return a gold belt buckle with amethyst settings and white ribbon belt attached to Mrs. Thomas Warner at 415 Water Street and claim a reward.
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Thomas Warner
Water Street
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Standard Grocery Co
Gare
F&s
Tallman & Co
Cub Dancse
Chinatown
Naines
Oregon State Senate
Fils Institution
Eagle Show
Star Theater
All Rabi
the Forty Thieves
Twin Brothers
Schilling
Doties
Pendleton Creamery Co
Commercial National Bank United
Oljeen
Barnard
Hostetter
Roosevelt
Boston
F. G. Donaldson
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
National Bank Act
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
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