City Brevities From Oregon Lumber Yard Advertisements
Local notices list jobs and housing offerings, a milch cow for sale, a 15 room rooming house for sale, and lumber yard blurb. Minnis offers dry wood, furnished rooms at 302 Logan, and a 413 South Main private board. Hotel Oregon advertises European plan with free bus.
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South Main Street
Johnson Street
Logan Street
J. J. Sharon
Blaine Street
Portland
Oregon
Hawley Leaves Salem for Portland to Washington Trip
Congressman-elect Hawley departs Salem for Washington via Portland while a large depot crowd bids farewell. He says he will attend to unfinished duties and consult with district leaders before any special session, then return home if no special session occurs.
Oregon delegates seek federal aid for locks and water works
A political appeal outlines a plan to secure free locks at no cost through departments. The speaker claims western Oregon faces its greatest need and seeks state aid if possible, or federal funding if required. The Jones bill is praised as aiding a federal appropriation.
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Willamette
Oregon
Senator Heyburn Faces Harriman Backed Charges
Washington correspondent reports sensational claims in the Washington Times that Idaho Senator Heyburn offered a senate resolution to probe the Northern Pacific at Harriman’s urging. Heyburn denies any reference to Harriman and emphasizes proper procedure in a matter affecting vast public interests. The piece notes the probe aims to review NP capitalization, reorganization, and government grants while federal authorities pursue investigations linked to Harriman and Hill-Morgan interests. Pendleton boy Charles A. Lee, serving aboard the gun boat Concord, sends a letter from Peking describing U S actions and a related Times article.
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Idaho
Harriman
John EF. Lathrop
Washington
Oregon Daily Journal
Heyburn
Washington Times
Hayburn
Tolahia
Senate
Northern Pacific
Hill-Morgan
Berriman
Prinrce
Morean-Hill
Northern Pacific Corporation
Morga
Tvtery
Artisans Assembly to Meet Tonight with Supreme Master
Alpha Assembly No 5 members are urged to attend this evening secret session with the supreme master artl ei present Pendleton Camp No 41 plans a grand ball tomorrow night in Eagle hall W Co W degree team to host Refreshments promised Dan Kelly starts building a new business house in Baker City valued at 92000 the most modern structure in town
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Alpha Assembly No. 5
Artlei
Pendleton Camp No. 41
W, Co. W
Eagle Hall
Dan Kelly
Baker City
Personal mentions fill Echo town visit notes
Echo residents and outsiders mingle in town as Rh N Stanfield H E Bartholomew and others tour on business and family matters. George Strand resumes rail work and plans farm land, while Mrs Rena Burford visits Bloomington to argue a divorce case and J H O’Neill keeps busy amid R R blockade duties.
Progress of Equal Suffrage at National Convention
At the National Woman Suffrage convention in Chicago February 14 to 19, the headquarters secretary will report broad official endorsement of women’s suffrage by many major bodies. The list includes diverse organizations such as the National Purity conference, Free Roaptiet Wo nis Missiondry mujclity, Spirituilide of United States and Caadi, and the National Grange among others. The publications of the Rape per rBRos and the North American Review have declared for the political enfranchisement of women.
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Chicago
National Purity Conférence
Floral and Seed Stop Opens In Eagles Building
Mr Forshaw, florist, up to open a floral shop in the Fasles building lower rooms. One room will house his seed and floral trade, while Sam Low takes the other for a ladies wear store. Forshaw moved from Alta street and seeks a business location in the central area to better serve patrons.
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Oh Pirsluin
Roon
Eagles
H. Forshaw
Stord
Fasles
Mr. Forshaw
Sam Low
Alta Street
Prairie City Creamery to Start At Prairie City
A Rock Creek Creamery company official says a creamery will be erected in Prairie City with grading already begun. E D Sever, representing Rock Creek, plans to install dairy machinery for separating and pasteurizing cream and ship it to Baker City once ready. The move aims to adapt to local pasture conditions and expand as stockmen support it, with the Rock Creek Creamery already operating at Haines and Pine Valley near Baker City as cattle ranchers shift from beef to new methods due to overstocked ranges and six months of grazing limits.
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Pr Portland
Prairie City
E. D. Seversince
Rock Creek Creamery Company
Cmm
Baker City
Rock Crack Creamery Company
Haines
Pine Valley
Direct Primary Law In Kansas Described By Governor
Governor Chamberlain responds to Topeka legislator Stubbs with a telegram detailing Oregon's direct primary law. He cites the June election trial where US senators and all state and county officers were chosen by direct vote, with a unified legislature electing nominees. He says the system reduces party boss influence and should benefit reform and political purity.
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Konene
Kanasoa
Oregon
Chamberlain
W RB
Stubba
Topeka
Stubbs
United States
Orchestra to Umatilla for Trainmen's Ball
Johnson's Orchestra left on the westbound train this afternoon to perform at the Wenight trainmen's ball in Umatilla this evening. The group will return home tomorrow after a season of engagements across the county. The orchestra has earned universal satisfaction for its performances and supported local Commercial association events without pay.
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Johnson
Umatilla
Logging Forces Called In From Wallowa Dumps
A large Palmer Lumber Company crew at the Wallowa river mouth near La Grande has been recalled due to slow progress on the Wallowa branch of the O R N out of Elgin. Logs pile up at dumps as shipments await railroad operation. Read the East Oregonian.
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Wallowa River
Palmer Lumber Company
la Grande
Wallowa
Elgin
Line Fe
Chinese New Year Celebration in City
The local Chinese colony celebrates the lunar new year this week in an appropriate manner. About £150 will be spent on fireworks and firecrackers for the city celebration.
Editor Conley Injured at Work in Wallowa Office
Frat Conley editor of the Wal lowa News was attacked with paral lels at his Wallowa office and will be moved to J Vincent's hospital in Portland this week. The injury stems from a fall in October leaving him in serious condition. Conley was a known Pendleton figure serving as Oregon Daily Journal correspondent here for years. In a separate note, William Martin who lost a leg in 1905 sued for 20000 against Rie and Clyde Lomgine company on Concreek Washington and has just been awarded 5000.
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A. H. Sunderman
Tony
Echo
Max Moorhead
Portland
St. HM. Lindsey
Klamath
Oreson Daily Journal
Klamath Falls
R. W. Tower
Teter’s Landing
McCessfully
Frat Conley
J. Fred G. Conley
Wallowa
William Martin
Rie & Clyde Lomgine Company
Concreek
Washington
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Mont
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Pendleton
China
Charles A. Lee
F. M. Humphrey
F. G. Lee
East Oregonian
Peking
Concord
Ao Fieet
Eureka Times
Eureka
Cal
Humphrey
the Times
Charles G. Lee
New York
SAC Koeppen Bros
Pendleton Ore
Rh. N. Stanfield
H. E. Bartholomew
Co. K. Biend
Hermiston
P. Donnelly
Lakeview
Gabretison
Salem
Teresy Devour
W. T. Burford
Bloomington
J. H. O'Neill
Torfay
O'Neill
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Valentines
Wonder Store
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Big White
India
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