Steiner Files For District Attorney
Frederick W. Steiner, a well known young attorney of the city, has formally entered the Republican race for district attorney of Oregon's sixth judicial district. He cites a pledge to impartial enforcement of laws, careful investigations, and strict economy, backed by over two years as deputy prosecutor, as a key qualification and plans an aggressive campaign with a formal statement forthcoming. He faces James P. Neal of Fraensler for the nomination.
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Frederick W. Steiner
Repubicar
Aixth Judicial District
Teloy
James P. Neal
Fraensler
Sam TE
van Vacter
Heppner
Ben W. Olcott
Steiner
Oregon
Terpsichorean Dance Tonight in Eagles Woodman Hall
Pendleton notes report flooding from recent rains as the Uma tila river carried driftwood but subsided perceptibly today. Tonight the Terpsichorean series continues with the second dance, the last before Lent, likely drawing society crowds.
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Mises
Umatila
Eagles-Woodman
Bankrupt petition filed in federal court for Bird A Bennett
Deputy clerk of the federal court received a petition in bankruptcy this morning from Bird A Bennett of La Grande. The papers were filed by Cochran Cochran, La Grande attorneys.
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S.A. Newberry
Federal Court
Bird A. Bennett
la Grande
Cochran & Cochran
Substitutes for Sick Teacher in Washington School
Substitutes for sick teacher Miss Ruby Hazlett of Chicago, wintering with her aunt Mrs William Stusher, teach the seventh grade at Washington school today while regular teacher Miss Mary Whitney rests.
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Ruby Hazlett
Chicago
William Stusher
Washington School
Mary Whitney
Correction to North Coast Land Co. advertisement address
A copy error in a recent East Oregonian ad misstated the Portland address for North Coast Land Co. The correct address should read North Coast Land Co. Ltd, Portland office, Chamber of Commerce Building. The incorrect line listed Chase Commercial Building, which does not exist in Portland.
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North Coast Land Co
East Oregonian
Portland
Chase Com. Bldg
North Coast Land Co. Ltd
Chamber of Commerce
Br Elles Regulate Speed of Train Over Bridge
San Francisco reports a new bell system atop the Great Salt Lake trestle by Southern Pacific. The twelve mile bridge uses a bell at Midlake station to enforce 12 mph for freight and 20 mph for passenger trains. Train crews now meet exact schedules, with daily reports to the division superintendent.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Midlake
Wolgen
Bonds Faulty After Preliminary Hearing
Ed Jones appeared before Justice of the Peace Parkes on Saturday and was bound over to the grand jury under a $750 bond. He has not yet supplied satisfactory bonds, with Parkes rejecting his papers as faulty. Jones was wanted at Touchet on a charge of stealing barley from a warehouse near Athena, traced by the tracks of his wagon and horses to the Washington city.
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Ed Jones
Justice of the Peace
Indian Revival Service On Reservation Near Tutulla Church
Beginning February 22 a revival service will be held for a week at the Presbyterian mission on the reservation. Indians prepare to camp around the Tutulla church during the week and a large delegation from Lapwal Idaho is expected led by Rev. Mark Arthur. Phillip Jones of the Tutuilla church travels to Idaho to bring down the delegation.
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Presbyterian Mission
Tutullla
Lapwal
Idaho
Mark Arthur
Mnister
Phillip Jones
Tutuilla
New Teacher Is Secured For Hawthorne And Washington
Miss Fay Warren of Weston, sister of Hawthorne principal Miss Viva Warren, begins duties as a regular public school teacher. Excess enrollment in Hawthorne fifth grade and Washington seventh grade created the need for an extra teacher, with Warren taking classes in the Fields school, easing work for Miss Bertha Braden and Miss Mary Whitney. A separate note mentions Elks’ minstrel show interlocutor C. E. Roosevelt receiving a bouquet mix up, with Roosevelt faulting a misprint about drag, and the paper noting the error was one of omission rather than commission.
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Fay Warren
Weston
Viva Warren
Hawthorne School
Instruction Corps
Washington School
Miss Warren
Fields School
Bertha Braden
Mary Whitney
C. E. Roosevelt
Elks
East Oregonian
Fioovevelt
Northwest Faces Cold Wave Forecast This Week
Washington reports moderate weather anticipated but colder air may hit the northwest this week. The weather bureau bulletin notes a general storm will cross the country, affecting the north Pacific region on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Washington
Northwest
Weather Bureau
North Pacific
Hedmen Amaholis Tribe 1871 O. R. M. Social and
Notice to Hedmen and Amaholis Tribe No. 1871 O. R. M. to hold a social event with an ambake for members and families on Tuesday evening February 20. All urged to attend.
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Amaholis Tribe
Knights work in rank at Lodge meeting notice
Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 4 will conduct rank work. All Knights are urged to attend the session with W Fletcher acting as kinght rank captain and C Best as conductor in charge. The meeting starts at 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Damon Lodge No. 4
Fifteen Oregon Men Flunk Out, Barred From Semester
Fifteen male students at the University of Oregon in Eugene failed to pass nine hours of work. Faculty ruled they may not re-enter the university during the next semester. All fifteen who flunked were men.
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Oregon
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon Students Face Graduation Hurdle From Credit Load
The report notes many students fail to pass in fifteen hours of work and risk not graduating with their class. Oregon requires 120 credits for graduation, averaging fifteen credits per semester. With a typical sixteen hour course load, a single five hour subject failing can block four year completion.
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Oregon
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