Indian Reservation Discovery Impacts City Plats and Taxed Lands
Surveyors tracing a right of way line report discoveries showing owners such as Theodore Wright A J Greene F F Bemis R Upderraff John Green and Lawrence hold land on or near an Indian reservation. A $5000 brick school house is planned on Indian land. Taxes have been paid on the disputed properties. University of Oregon football and glee club finances improve with both out of debt and holding funds. The glee club makes three 10 day trips annually to southern eastern Oregon and Willamette valley counties.
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Northern Pacific
Mellon
Lapwal Creek
Cromwell
Theodore Wright
A. J. Greene
F. F. Bemis
R., Upderraff
John Green
Mr. Lawrence
University of Oregon
Glee Club
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Repairing Tracks In O R N Yards In City
A crew of about 30 Japs and Greeks is at work repairing the tracks in the O R N yards. The yards and tracks will be put in first class repair for the year. O R N offices painted, the depot and offices have been newly painted and are now very attractive.
Mark Williams dies by own action in Pamdena
Mark E. Williams formerly employed 148 months in the office of CE. Troutman the architect died by his own hand at Pamdena. His mother resides there. During his stay he was heavy with debt and unpaid bills from Pendleton to Portland, leaving town several months ago.
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Mark E. Williams
CE. Troutman
Pamdena
Calvin
Campaign Against Pests Focuses on Orchard Spraying
William Mohl deputy fruit inspector travels the Spalding and Swell water sections to oversee pest control in Lewiston area orchards. He plans to begin spraying by month’s start and urges adherence to state board rules on sulfur and salt spray. He warns against modified formulas, stressing old compounds remain effective and no campaign lightening. Eternal vigilance is required as valley orchards stay in good shape.
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William Mohl
Frait
Spalding
Swellwater
Lewiston Teller
State Board of Horticulture
Moki
Westbound No 1 Tourist Car Passes Through
A westbound train No 1 carried only one passenger this morning, the weary traveler noted as the sole rider during the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wweh
Diphtheria and Other Illness Counts in Portland January
In January, Portland recorded 19 diphtheria cases, nine measles, eight of chickenpox, one smallpox, three scarlet fever, and one typhoid case. Health officials tally the disease spread and monitor outbreaks.
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Portland
Eagles Benefit to Raise Funds With Hall Program
The Eagles plan a Sunday evening benefit in their hall to raise funds for their organization. The program starts with a band concert followed by vocal selections by Elizabeth Kingetla and others. Excerpts include clog dancing, duets, illustrated songs, banjo, and instrumental pieces, plus a new drop curtain for use at the hall.
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Revnions
Eagles’ Hound
Mile Elizabeth Kingetla
Nien
Extile
Od Phylle Parkes
Mies
Nina Maple
Eagles
Elog
Mesum
Lawrence and Larkin
Pauly Jail Co Wins Walla Walla County Jail Contract
The Pauly Jail company represented by Glass and Prudhomme of Portland secured the jail cell work contract for Walla Walla county after a prolonged bid review by the county commissioners. The bid total reaches 34,343 dollars with extras added, about 1,069 dollars above the lowest bid that failed to meet specifications by architect Osterman.
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Pauly
Glass & Prudhomme
Portland
Walla Walla County
Sys
Walla Walla
Boand
Pauly People
Peice
Jabl
Architant Osterman
Snow Melt Forecast Dampens Mountain Water Supplies
Snow is rapidly melting as warmer days reduce the mountain snowpack. If no new heavy falls occur, spring high water will be limited and irrigation streams may face scarcity. Summit snow remains just over a foot, while heavier timber areas hold two feet, down from five feet earlier in winter.
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Slountains
Judge H J Bean visits Eastern Oregon Masonic lodges
County Judge H J Bean, official in charge of secret work for the eastern Oregon lodges, has just visited Westen Athena and Helix lodges and will extend visits to others. Appointed at the last Oregon grand lodge session to perform this work, he is regarded as one of the best Masonry specialists in the state.
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Jude
Bean
H. J. Bean
Dietellin
Oregon
Westen
Athena
Helix
Oregon Grand Lodge
Northwestern Lines push westward to the Pacific coast
Charles J. Gray of the Northwestern Lines today travels in the city distributing descriptive reading matter about the road and its tributary country. The railroad aims to extend rapidly westward and reach the Pacific coast within a few years, highlighted by a booklet on its progress through Minnesota, Iowa, and the Dakotas.
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Charles 4. Gray
Northwestern Lines
Charles J. Gray
Dakotase
Setlement
Suit for Divorce Filed by Marla Redford
Marla Redford has commenced suit for divorce from Edwin Redford alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment for two years. The complaint by Carter Raley & Raley claims he struck her used vile language and urged divorce, and said Laura Pierce was better than she.
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Marla Redford
Edwin Redford
Carter, Raley
Woman Seeks Share in Man’s Pendleton Estate
Laura Pierce claims a Pendleton property valued at 2400 dollars and 31000 in money as her share from a married man’s estate. The plaintiff seeks one half of the assets and asks for 250 dollars in attorneys fees.
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Laura Pierce
Pendleton
Appraising Cameron Estate in California
This afternoon the estate of the late James Cameron, who died in California, is being appraised by J F P Hill BE L Smith and A Zucake, recently appointed by the County Judge. They estimate the total value left by the deceased around 45000 dollars. James McEachern of Helix is named administrator. The appraisal meeting occurred in the office of Carter Raley and Raley.
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Lnte
Jamce Cameron
Calfornia
J. F P. Hill
BE. L. Smith
A. Zucake
James McEachern
Helix
Carter, Raley
Mission School Prosperity Amid Tragedy On Umatilla Reserve
Father Neate of St. Andrew's Catholic mission school on the Umatilla reservation has died in the city. The school reports about six in attendance with healthy pupil conditions noted through the winter.
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Mision
Father Neate
St. Andrew's Catholi Mission
Umatilla
Glee Club Tonight at Frazer by University of Oregon
The University of Oregon Glee and Mindelinclube promise an excellent Frazer performance tonight. The club, about 30 members strong, has just returned from a tour of eastern Oregon where it received flattering reception. Seat sales indicate strong patronage in the city.
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University of Oregon Glee and
Mindelinclube
Oregon
Uccee
Track dates fixed for Walla Walla events and inland meet
Manager Harold Ellis announces the Associated Students track and field meet will be in Walla Walla on May 4 with Washington State College. The missionary team will go to Moscow May 16 or 18 to face the University of Idaho on the track. An interscholastic trek meet is planned for June 1 in this city inviting academies and high schools statewide, with past successful two to three day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ellis
Walla Walla
Washington State College
Moscow
University of Idaho
Tig
Allen
Pullman
Whitman
University of Warhington
Inland Empire
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Linen From Treland Boxes on Sidewalk in Walla Walla
Two large boxes stood on the sidewalk in front of D. T. Kyser's store when a passerby, a free porter, was noticed. The boxes contained 500 pounds of pure Irish linen imported from Belfast, Ireland. The duty on the goods amounted to 8251.
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Tom Hone
Dd. T. Kyser
Walla Walla
Elfast
Ireland
Pendleton Business College Beats High School Seconds 17 to 1
In a game last night Pendleton Business College defeated the High School seconds by 17 to 1. The high school led for much of the match as several late throws by the Business College swung the final score. The Business College team, featuring players from the Commercial association and directed by Phya lon Director Wilson, held an age and experience edge. Scorers included Cooley and Dickson for the High School seconds, Bollerman for the High School, and White Penland Wilson and Woodell for the Business College. Bids for Motel at Maxwell and hotel construction at Hermiston were also noted with Architect C. B. Troutman inspecting the Hermiston site.
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Pendleton Business College
Business College
Busines College
Commercial Association
Phyalon
Wilson
High School
Cooley
Confer
Means
Jotine
Boller
Dickson
Rever
White
Goodell
Penland
Bollerman
Pus- Inees College
Woodell
Man
Maxwell
Maxwell Company
Hermiston
C. BE. Troutmat Wan
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Tallan
Tallman & Co
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Mark Williams
Tdlahe
Victor, Columbia
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Phonographs & Supplies
J. A. Owenhouse
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
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Opticians
Posto 'Ce Block
Pendleton, Oregon
Engles
Walla Walla Wim
Por
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Treland
Regelator
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Atlanta
Boston
Knox
Gordon
Stein Block & Co
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Hanan
Douglas
Pingree
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Ness College
Gray’s Harbor Commercial
J. Bewell
Merkt
Bond Bros
Sullivan & Bond
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