Local Eas Oregonian Briefs on Petitions and Ads
Primary election petitions at the Eas Oregonian office. John Gosen s Family liquor store Court St opposite Golden Rule hotel Buy Pianola easy terms Ellers Piano House 13 Main street Wanted Stenographer to work part time Inquire at this office Finder will be paid reward if returned to this office When in Portland stop at the Hotel Oregon Rates 1 per day European plan Pendleton bus service and contact details For Sale Furniture in-room rooming hours and building for rent Click Inquire of W Stroeble Court street For Sale Nearly new high grade piano half price Cal Leathers Transfer Co wagon service 511 Pendleton butter cheese production 1905 report Dr Kelly convicted murder second degree Witch Hazel Salve for sores burns piles Tallman Co sells locally
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Eas Oregonian
John Gosen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Ellers
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
W. Stroeble
Court Street
Bowman
Cal Leathers Transfer Co
Gritman's Cigar Store
Tillamook County
United States
Btate Food and Dairy
J. W. Batley
Kelly
Thomas Flemming
Flemmings
Centennial
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Tallman & Co
Harvey K Brown's Candidacy Promotes Reform Platform
Baker City dispatch says Harvey K Brown the Baker County sheriff and latest Republican candidate for Oregon governor advocates the primary law direct vote of officers abolition of machines and money in campaigns strict law enforcement including indictments and convictions of 163 saloon men and supports woman suffrage Tarver K Brown a 36 year old native of Pocahontas Oregon with a frontier background and a single wife Ant a 2 year old daughter, is described as an Elk Workman and Knight of Pythias
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Harvey K. Brown
Baker City
Harve’ Brown
Saya
Brown
Baker Counlitw
Bakerity
Harvey Brown
Baker County
Thaker County
Tarver K. Brown
Plaina
Allison
Oregon
Mine ‘Ve
Ant
Mr. Brown
Missouri ‘River
Sheriff Brown
Praise of Old Mexico and a Snowy Idaho Night
Tim Scott Rogers returned from a three month tour of California and Old Mexico, praising the country’s wealth in mines and forests and its rail development while warning travelers to study the language and beware dated risks for tenderfoots. Two inches of snow fell at Moscow Idaho on the night of February 11.
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Scott Rogers
California
Lewiston Teller
Hoe
Mexico
Mr. Rogers
Mowcow
Idaho
Social visitors pass through Weston and Pendleton area
A parade of visitors and travelers stops in Weston and Pendleton. J R Engiiah from Weston and W W Furnish from Echo exchange brief business notes while Dr W G Cole heads to Grangeville and B T Wade to La Grande. Sheriff Panter, Major Moorhouse, and others are noted in transit or visiting local hosts at the Pendleton hotels.
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J. R. Engiiah
Weston
W.W. J. Furnish
Echo
E. Fe, la Hue
Helix
W. G. Proctetel
Sheriff Panter
Walla Walla
W. G. Cole
Grangeville
B.T. Wade
la Grande
W. M. Slusher
Pendleton
Lee Moorhouse
T. H. White
Durkee
Baker County
H. R. Newport
Hermiston
T. D. Taylor
Salem
R. N. Stanfield
Lidho
J. F. McNaught
Will L. Lynn
Pacific Printers’ Supply Company
Seattle
L. Hunter
Kenneth
Kendrick
Idaho
Charlies A. Hill
A. C. Ruby Horse Company
Ocity
Athena
A. & Pearson
Freewater
Frank Cook
J. M. Cook
J. Furnish
Southern California
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
la Grande Observer
J. M. Keeney
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Shantiro
L. D. Cole
Portland
F. W. Mulkey
United States
A. P. Woody
Medford
Oregon
Todd
Kansas City
Will Lowell
Whitman College
S. A. Lowell
Joseph Basler
W. H. Bennett
Heppner
Ralph Swineburne
George A. Hartman
Calfornia
M. Bates
Buffalo-Pitts Company
Beckwith
Sumpter
Baker City
Conley Reprieved After Violent Death Threats At Taos
In Taos February 18 a 40 mile mountain ride delivered news that John Conley’s execution was halted as he reportedly went violently insane. Governor Hagerman ordered a one week reprieve after a Taos mine quarrel tied to two men killed, with wires down and a courier sent from Embudo on a perilous trip.
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Tosmae Tie Tialt
Alburquerque
John Conley
Hagerman
Conley
Taos
Embudo
Buzan Seeks County Treasurer Post in Pendleton
George Buzan a Pioneer resident of Pendleton for 29 years announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. He has served several terms as assessor and his petition will be circulated immediately.
Stockmen Meet Tomorrow for Route Across Preserve
Stockmen's association formed here will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock to discuss plans to obtain an oil and gas path across the reservation. A petition is likely to be drawn up asking the department to grant a right of way through the preserve.
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Otlock
Direct primary law ruling on changing candidate declarations
Salem opinion from Attorney General Crawford states a candidate may not alter the principles or form to be printed after his name once filed. The secretary of state must record the initial declaration. changing it would cause confusion and lacks legal provision. Separate update notes report street light orders and Harriman water frontage plans in Seattle, with industrial growth tied to future dredging and rail expansion.
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Salem
Dunbar
Crawford
Jato
Tam
Salmon Hay Bridge
Thirteenth Avenue West
Salmon Bay
Government
Gilman
Seattle
Union Pacific
Harriman
Eyegrett
Bellingham
British Columbia
Municipal Ownership Support Grows in Walla Walla
The Walla Walla Union reports rising local support for municipal ownership as residents file three petitions for street improvements. Council members responded with brief remarks, hinting that a gravity water supply project may spur formal backing for a city light and power plant.
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Walla Walla
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Optician
Harvey K. Brown’s Creed
Baker
Tor
Old Mexico
Countey
Tim
Oeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Bro
Savant
Peoples Warehouse
Mill Creek
E. H. Harriman
POR Municipal Ownenship
Tyree Persone
Connell
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Alta House
Alta Street, Cor
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A. J. Gummings
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