New spring oxfords and varied goods at Alexander’s
City briefs list spring oxford display at Alexander’s and a window seen promotion. Minnis offers dry wood with plenty on hand. Demott’s advertises white and flowered Haviland china and dinner sets. East Oregonian ads include housing, employment, and services requests with local addresses and contact points.
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New Spring
Alexanders
Demott’s
Alexander's
G. M. Rice
West High Street
McHolme Fights Charge In Arraignment
James McHolme charged with obtaining money under false pretenses was arraigned yesterday afternoon per the Baker City Democrat. Assistant District Attorney Anderson read the charge. McHolme pleaded not guilty and demanded a trial with witnesses subpoenaed, including E. S. Talbot of the Oregonian, whom he says employed him. He appeared without an attorney and requested a warrant copy. He is a 60 year old man who seems not to fit a criminal image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McHolme
Baker City Democrat
Anderson
Bong E.S. Talbot
The
Oregonian
McHolme
Sang Froid
Local Citizens Listed in Umatilla Area Directory Snippet
An OCR snippet lists numerous names and towns across Oregon and Missouri including Geo McKee St Louis J W Gouser Hongquiam Ollie Fenner Myrie Evalyn Pendleton Frank Skinner Pendleton W H Butter worth and wife Miss Goldie Woods Heppner Orgull Virking J C Con wax Rena Childers Milton Alice Compton R J Davis Milton T F Childers Milton Miss Bertha Slater Freewater Mrs H I Watts Athena Mrs Lillian Downs Athena Leota Cannon H H Smith Kansas City Co H Fressing Starbuck J F Kress Jessie Stedens H Boylen Pilot Rock E L Green Artington Piper Helix Doug Betts Pilot Rock Benno Webber Eugene F Hug Elgin H Merrill and wife city Laurence Bullock Umatilla H C Branstetter Echo J F Bullock Umatilla A McFarlan Umatilla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. McKee
St. Louis
J. W.gouser
Hongquiam
Ollie Fenner
Myrie
Evalyn
Pendleton
Frank Skinner
W. H. Butterworth
Goldie Woods
Heppner
Orgull
J. C. Conwax
Rena Childers
Milton
Alice ‘Compton
R. J. Davis
T. F. Childers
Bertha Slater
Freewater
H. I. Watts
Athena
Lillian Downs
Leota Cannon
H. H. Smith
Kansas City Co
H. Fressing
Starbuck
J. F. Kress
Jessie Stedens
H. Boylen
Pilot Rock
E. L. Green
Artington
Piper
Helix
Doug Betts
Benno Webber
Eugene F. Hug
Elgin
H. Merrill
City
Laurence
Holt junior combined harvester for sale
A Holt junior combined harvester is offered for sale at Address Box 6 Helix Oregon. The notice lists sale by owner with location in Helix and provides contact details through the box number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Junior Combined Harvester
Helix
Ore
Local residents and visitors noted in city listings
A flood of short business and social mentions includes A Allen of Milton a business visitor B Thomason from Butter Creek Bert Cartano of Athena J EB English of Weston D B Richardson of Helix and others in town Miss Freda Parkes returning from Elgin Moses Taylor returning to Weston R C French Weston Normal School president attending exams E McMartin Moscow lumber manager in city H C Willis former Promoter editor visiting J E Cherry Pilot Rock selling apples to Pendleton grocers W F E Coman O R N official passing through Mrs L S Bentley returning from Oakdale Ada Frost arriving from Oregon City Will Moore visiting grain warehouses Victor Hunziker visiting relatives Robert Stanfield attending Butter Creek home Judge James A Fee departing for Portland R Alexander Commercial Association president off to Lincoln banquet at Portland Coos Bay marine lab gift university totals 977 students distributed among arts engineering law medicine music correspondence and summer studies Steward’s report details university finances for year.
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A. Allen
Milton
B. Thomason
Butter Creek
Bert Cartano
Athena
J. EB. English
Weston
D. B. Richardson
Helix
Freda Parkes
Elgin
Moses Taylor
R. C. French
Weston Normal School
E. McMartin
Standard Lumber Company
Moscow
Idaho
H. C. Willis
Promoter
Dalles
Earl D. Borie
Alaska
J. A. Borie
Hagel Crossen
Willow Street
W. F E. Coman
Portland
University
North Bend
Oregon
Coos Bay
School of Law
School of Medicine
North Bank Rail Line Nears Completion Across Cascade Region
In a talk with N. D. Miller chief engineer of the Spokane Portland Seattle road he says rails on the north bank road will be laid by next Saturday with only six miles left between Carson and Cascades. Track from Vancouver to Kennewick to be finished after ballast work to Butler's station and Carson. Train service may start within 10 days after ballast and raillaying. By April freight and passenger service from Pasco to Vancouver expected, bridges and Portland connections ahead.
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N. D. Miller
Spokane
Portland
Vancouver
North Bank Road
University of Oregon President Reports Enrollment Gains
University of Oregon in Eugene releases the 1907 president’s annual report with steward and registrar, noting a 2 percent rise in enrollment over last year. Funds short by 15000 dollars led to three months of unpaid faculty salaries, while summer and correspondence schools are discussed and a proposed bureau of research in economics, politics and sociology is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Bureau of Research
School of Education
New Reserve Created In Trinity National Forest
The president signed a proclamation adding 350471 acres to Trinity National Forest in California. Contiguous tracts lie mainly in Humbolt and Trinity counties with small areas in Shasta and Tehama. The total Trinity area rises to about 1600000 acres with vast yellow pine incense cedar and redwood stands. Estimated timber exceeds 2.25 billion board feet with a market value near 4500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity National Forest
California
Humbolt
Trinity
Aries
Shasta
Tehama
Trinity Forest
Forged Checks Use by Kent Youth in Yakima
Within an hour Saturday night Tom Basket a young man from Kent Washington passed at least seven bogus checks in the city and disappeared. He secured about 48 dollars. The seven checks ranged from 9 to 18 dollars and bore the signature of W T Murphy a laundry man. Basket belonged to the Eagles and cashed most checks at saloons through fellow members. A warrant has been issued for his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Basket
Kent
Wash
Yakima
Basket
The
Eagles
Order
W. T. Murphy
Typhoid Turns Hair Red in Dover Man
Calvin Myers of Dover Connecticut 28 after recovering from a typhoid attack two weeks ago sports vivid red hair. Previously raven locks. Doctors admit the change baffles them and remain unable to explain the hair color shift tied to the illness.
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Calvin Myers
Dover
Conn
Myers
From Rags to Riches closes at Oregon theater tonight
Amusement column notes the final performance of the musical comedy From Rags to Riches at the Oregon theater with strong crowds. Tomorrow Br Streeter presents The Flag of Truce for the evening and Saturday matinee, plus Rags and Riches again by Streeter Bryan company. Prizes, a post card album, and an air rifle will be awarded to a girl and boy respectively after the matinee with Miss Bryan hosting an informal stage reception. The Dime features The Adventuress color pictures and new illustrated songs. Eagle Show Shop offers color pictures and new songs with thrice weekly changes.
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Oregon Theater
Streeter-Bryan
Miss Bryan
Eagle Show
De Vere Comedy Company to Perform at Star Theater
Manager N E Pardes announces De Vere Comedy company of six specialists will perform musical comedy polite vaudeville and burlesque at the Star next Saturday. The Star will also show moving pictures and illustrated songs with additional numbers by the De Veres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Pardes
Star Theater
de Vere Comedy Company
Aso
de Veres
Gems Stolen From Memphis Home Worth 20000 Dollars
Thieves took gems valued at 20000 dollars from the Memphis Tennessee home of Frank G. Jones while the family dined. The gems belonged to Garrett Lamb and his wife of Clinton Town who were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Garrett Lamb
Clinton
Town
Jones
Redistricting and Administration of National Forests
Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot reports on the 1906 1907 period with 183 administrative units in US and Alaska under 116 officers. 56 forests added. 96 supervisors 11 deputies 639 rangers 464 guards in place. Fire losses down. future road and telegraph expansion planned in Idaho Colorado Oregon and more. 10 percent of forest receipts go to states for public schools and roads. Oregon receives 13980.89. Grazing permits net 857857.89 with steady bridle and satisfaction signals.
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Gifford Pinchot
United States
Alaska
Washington
Idaho
Boise
Atlanta
Harpster
Elk City
Salmon River
Lolo Military Trail
Colorado
Oregon
of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Arizona
California
Knongas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
National Forest
General Land Office
Geological Survey
Forest
Forest Service
Divisional Officer Mere to Speak at Salvation Army Barracks
Major Faulkner from Portland, divisional officer for Oregon and Sinho, will address tonight at the Salvation Army barracks 319 West Webb Street. Come hear CAPTAIN BOWE and read the East Oregonian for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Weat
Webb Street
Faulkner
Portland
Oregon and
Sinho
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New York
Teutsch’s Dept Store
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Maline
East Oregonian Building
Mra
BE. R, Swinburne
Lewis Street
EB. O
Goodman Hardware Co
Bowman
Demott's
Incompe
Thomas Warner
Water Street
S. H
Care Golden Rule Hotel
F. R. Peale
Lane
Empire Meat CO
Mholm
Baker City
Golden Rule Hotel
Koeppens
J. E. Cherry
Pilot Roth
Pendleton Grocers
Robert C. French
H. A. Richardson
Adams
Rosedale
Cal
Ada Frost
Roscoe Frost
Goodman Hardware Company
Oregon City
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Walla Walla
Victor Hunziker
Louis Hunziker
Robert Stanfield
Jamey A. Fee
R. Alexander
Commercial Association
Lincoln
Portland Commercial Club
Seattle
Connecticut
Star
Morrie B. Streeter
M. B. Streeter
Pendleton Drug Company
Mere
Captain Bowe
Ile
Evan
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5. Byers
Henneman's Cigar Store
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