Walla Walla Girls to Clash With Pendleton Tonight
Walla Walla high school girls basketball host Pendleton tonight at the armory hall in a pivotal game to reclaim season honors. Pendleton previously beat Walla Walla 12 to in their last meeting. The student body to parade from Court Street to the armory, then cheer the team before the 7 20 pm tip off ahead of the Elks minstrel show.
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Walla Walla
Court Street
Main
Armory
Ella Lazinka
Zella Thompson
Muriel Saling
Helen Johns
Tia Sturdivant
Edna Coutts
Lillian Gulliford
Arline McMontes
Lola Hampton
700 Plaintiffs in One Suit Sets Montana Record
In Butte Montana the Butte Millers and Smeltermen's Union files suit to stop the Western Federation of Miners from revoking its charter. About seven hundred members are named as plaintiffs against WFM president Charles H. Moyer and the local union. The action seeks to preserve the union's status amid internal dispute.
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Montana
Butte
Mont
Butte Millers and Smeltermen's Union
Western Federation of Miners
Chas. H. Moyer
Butte Finers
Judge Hartman Honored by West to Investigate Multnomah County Court
Governor West appointed A. Miller George A Hartman and A Cunningham to examine Multnomah county court records following grand jury criticism. The probe follows past complaints about contracting bids furniture purchases and a gravel pit sale. Judge Cleeton supports immediate investigation and notes some actions began under the old board with W L Lightner as the sole remaining member.
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G. A. Hartman
Governor West
Multnomat
Hartman
Salem
Oregon Journal
Ore
East Side Business Men'a Club
Portland
Multnomah
A. & Miller
Mulnomah Grunge
George A. Hartman
Umatilla
A. A. Cunningham
Idaho
James M. Wiley
Cleeton
Moss Bloch
Robert Shaw
Shaw
W. L. Lightner
D. V. Hart
Chinese New Year Celebration Here
Chinese residents plan a New Year celebration with fireworks and a street firecracker display. Police may not hinder the event if it stays within cracker shooting limits. Pendleton leaders Moon Lee and Ung Goey reportedly remove their braids as part of local reform.
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Sfoan Lee
Loen Celestials
Moon Lee
Ung Goey
Pendleton Colony
Ritmer Auto Arrives For Ranch Travel In Pendleton News
Ritmer has acquired a Stoddard-Dayton auto for travel to and from his reservation ranch. Dr El Sings, formerly of Pendleton, took a leading part in Elijah in Walla Walla. Frank Carruth reports a new Stanfield high school teacher, Miss Desa Galowly, University of Oregon 1909 graduate, joins the corps.
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Ritmer
Stoddard-Dayton
Roy W. Ritner
Fitner
Dr. Il
Elijah
Elmer Hill
Pendleton
Walla Walla
O, Grad
Stanfield
Frank D. Carruth
Desa Galowly
University of Oregon
Galogly
Funeral of Mrs Francis Allen at West Alta Street residence
The funeral for Mrs Francis Allen who died suddenly last Wednesday morning will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock at the family residence 1101 West Alta Street. Interment will follow at Olney Cemetery with Rev Cash of the Baptist Church officiating.
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Francis Allen
West Alta Street
Olney
Cash
The
Baptist
Ehurch
Local Lot in Pasco Sold Then Transferred for One Dollar
Jeanette Townsley of Pasco sold a Willow street lot between Webb and Alta to Henry Shultz for 1400 in cash. He immediately transferred it to Margaret Shultz for one dollar, love and affection. Both deeds were recorded today.
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Jeanette Townsley
Pasco
Willow Street
Webb
Alta
Henry Shultz
Margaret Shultz
Desertion Sparks Divorce Suit from 1887 Marriage
John Gaynor today commenced suit against Carrie Gaylor his wife since their 1887 New York marriage. He alleges she deserted him in August 1910 without reason and has lived apart ever since. There is one child, Jesse B. Gaynor. James P. Neal is attorney for the plaintiff.
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John Gaynor
Carrie Gaylor
New York State
Jesse B. Gaynor
James P. Neal
Plaintuff
Indian Woman Sued Over Large Indebtedness at Peoples Warehouse
The Peoples Warehouse today commenced suit against Mary Thomas alus Mary Whitebbull, an Indian woman, alleging that since fall 1907 she owes $507,365 and has paid only $10. The total sought is $629,265. Péterson and Wilson are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Peoples Warehouse Today
Mary Thomas Alus Mary Whitebbull
Péterson and
Wilson
Morm Equipment Auctioned Off Near City Ranche
Local residents gathered at Tom Hampton ranch two miles north of town to attend the sale of the sock once owned by I. D. Eaton and later purchased by S. ID. Steufer of Portland. The sale was conducted by Col W. RF. Yours as auctioneer with EF. E. Smith as clerk. Hampton will farm the land now that Eaton moves to the Willamette valley.
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Tom Hampton
I. D. Eaton
S. 1D. Steufer
Porthind
Col W. RF
EF. E. Smith
Hampton
Eaton
Willamette Valley
Elks' First Performance A Roaring Success
The Elks opened with vaudeville like feats and a strong orchestra. Jack Vincent impersonated Topsy while Old Mammy Estes did buck and wing dances. The Edminston brothers and Vincent played strings as the plantation songs played in the background. A second show is promised tonight with new acts and stronger pacing.
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Jack Vincent
Topsy
Mariner
Mallet Engine Delays Westbound Trains On Mountain Route
A big Mallet engine derailed or ran off track near Ka mein last night causing westbound trains 9 and 6 to be many hours late today. The mall train 0 passed through the city at 11 o clock, still an hour or more behind schedule. Crews struggled to move the enormous locomotive back onto the track.
Mrs Wortman Improving After Illness Strikes Family
George Hartman Jr reports his mother Mrs Hartman is improving from a bout of pleurisy with recent paralytic stroke complications. She first became ill last Friday, prompting a Pendleton call to her bedside, and had another attack Sunday evening before rallying.
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Wortman
George Hartman, Jr
Portland
Hartman
Pendleton
New grocery opens tomorrow in North Main build
Ed Marek and Frank Downey announce the opening of a combined grocery and meat market in the Association building on North Main Street. The pair state fixtures have been installed and the store will welcome the public tomorrow morning.
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Ed Marek
Frank Downey
Association
North Main Street
Fishermen barred from Hilbert's Spring branch stream
Notice begins April 1 forbidding cast into Hilbert's Spring branch feeding Camas creek. State board of fish and game commissioners set aside the stream for propagating stocking and protecting game fish. County clerk filed the order. Frying has been planted for over two years with good progress per Chairman C K Cranston.
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Hilbert
Camas Creek
State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
C. K. Cranston
Pupil Savings Bank Surpasses City Reach in San Francisco
San Francisco pupils have saved 35000 toward a school savings bank system praised as the most successful in any city. Director James Power led the installation in the school department and expresses optimism about the plan's future, noting 25000 saved in five months already.
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School Savings Bank
All Children’s Own
San Francisco
Cal
School Savings Bank System
James —. Power
Savings plan modeled after postal system for children
A program teaches kids the value of money and the desire to save. It mirrors the postal savings idea but stores deposits in a bank, allowing withdrawals only with a parent or guardian present.
Unidentified Hobo Killed as Train Derailed near Spokane
An unidentified hobo was killed and the engineer and fireman injured when a Northern Pacific locomotive went off the track at Coholulu, sixty miles east of Spokane, Wash, on February 16.
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Hipho
Spokane
Wash
Freman
Cohololalla
Not Dying, Dr Campbell Safe in Monrovia Report
In Yascadena on February 16, Dr Campbell at Monrovia is reported today not in immediate danger after a rear full night incident.
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Tinebamd
Yascadena
Dr. Campbell
Monrovia
Idaho Woman Runs Hard Race With Death
Portland report says Mrs. Campbell of Moscow Idaho rushed to Monrovia California after a telegram warned her husband Doctor Frank Campbell of Grangeville Idaho is dying of tuberculosis. She traveled by relay of horses to Colfax Washington then boarded a midnight train. He operates a hospital in Grangeville.
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Portland
Moscow
Idaho
Campbell
Frank Campbell
Grangeville
Monrovia
Calif
Colfax
Wash
Arkansas 1910 Agricultural Output Worth 186 Million
Arkansas reports agricultural products valued at 186 million dollars in 1910 reflecting strong farm activity. The figure highlights the era's economic scale for crops and livestock across the state.
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Arkansia
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Thone Malin
Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Walla Walla 3
St. George Cafe
WHITE
Cox
Webb St
Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Quality Grocers
Judge Hartman
West
Newsy
ELKS
Tring
Stetson
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Main and
Webb Streets
Cigars de Luxe
Arene
W. J. Connor & Co
Marry O'Dell
Main Street
Wm. Hanscom
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Richt
Central Meat
Clark’s Grocery
Pendleton Dye
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