Local Pendleton vs Walla Walla High School Basketball Tonight
Pendleton hosts Walla Walla High in a highly anticipated basketball game at the high school assembly room tonight. Pendleton features Penland Dickron Folsom Turner Cooley against Walla Walla's Blackman Glask e Seele Bollerman Crawford with Duke refereeing and Shockley umpiring as a crowd gathers after the teams travel from Umatilla.
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Pendleton
Migh
Walla Walla High School
Chlet
Walla Walla
Garden City
Lowing
Penland
John Dickron
Folsom
Turner
Cooley
Walla Walla Tena
Blackman
Glaske
Seele
Bollerman
Crawford
Duke of
Umatilis
Whistler Reports Dam Work Amid Thaw Delays
John T. Whistler in charge of the east Uma tila dam project arrived from Hermiston and stays at Hotel St. George. He says thawing weather slowed work, gullies washed out timbers but caused no serious damage. Currently 150 men are at the dam preparing for the earthen embankment, with good quarters helping recruit workers.
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John T. Whistler
East Umatila
Hermiston
St. George
McLaughlin Alive After False Death Report From Ellensburg
Former Pendleton resident R. D. McLaughlin once reported killed at Ellensburg is alive and at his railroad post there. A message from Ellensburg Knights of Pythias chancellor commander clarified the error after inquiry by Pendleton lodge officers. Separately, Rev G L Tufts, Pendleton reform worker, was arrested in Boise for anti lobbying law violation while lobbying for a Sunday rest law at the Idaho legislature.
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Pendleton
Wwe
Ellesaburg
R. D. McLaughlin
Ellensburg
R. A. Weaver
Knights of Prthias Lodge
McLaughlin
G. L. Tufts
Boise
Harriman line to run through central Oregon to Vale
The Bolne Statesman reports construction of the Harriman line from Yale to Natron through central Oregon, a 340 mile route. Construction to begin within 90 days, survey from Natron to Vale completed, and rapid growth expected as the line opens a direct rail route to Coos Bay and beyond.
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Bolne Statesman
Harriman
Oregon
Yale
Natron
Vale
Harumin
Joe
Coos
Bay
Lathrop View on Washington Politics and Railroads
John E. Lathrop, Washington correspondent for the Oregon Daily Journal, critiques national reform debates and railroad policy. He notes rebels in the saddle, discusses potential Republican candidates like Fairbanks Taft and La Follette, and questions Roosevelt’s political future amid a push for a square deal for railroads.
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John E. Lathrop
Northwest
Washington
Oregon Daily Journal
New York City
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Democrati
Republcan
Fairbanks
Shaw
Foraker
Root
Taft
Cannon
Rodrevelt
Roosevelt
New York State
la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Hage
Wolves in Wyoming a Versatile Threat to Livestock
A period editorial notes wolves and coyotes increasing in Wyoming, detailing cattle and horse losses, $65,000 paid in bounties over a decade, and debate on bounty effectiveness. It cites Bryant B. Brooks’s 60 wolves paid for in Natrona County, describes wolves’ attack methods, and urges pups be destroyed in dens to curb population growth.
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Wyoming
Prvitie Wulvee
Vernon Balles
Storkmen
Bryant B. Brooks
Natrona County
Kane
New Oregon Reports Publication Announced
Local lawyers celebrate the arrival of the new Oregon reports published by the state printer. The volume, sent out after a delay since 1906 due to a controversy, marks a long awaited release in legal references.
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Oregon
Brown brothers boost gift to Pendleton project
The Browns of Portland and Crook County increased a $6000 gift to the M. M. & A. building fund to 37600. Dr. A. and E. C. Brown are brothers of W. W. Brown of Crook County, who previously gave $16,000 to Pendleton academy for a boys dormitory.
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E. C. Brown
Portland
W. W. Brown
Crook County
Pendleton Academy
Why So Popular Bitters Cure Sickness Worldwide
A reader asks why bitters are popular among the ill and cites countless voluntary testimonials. The gist claims Your Bitters cured me after all else had failed and urges belief based on personal accounts.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters touted as cure all
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a superior medicine for dyspepsia indigestion constipation female ills headaches colds and other ailments urging readers to try a bottle.
Viscount Hayashi A Prominent Japanese Statesman
Sketch of Viscount Tadaso Hayashi born February 22 1860 in Sakura Shimowa Province outlining a long diplomatic career including governor of Kobe minister to China and envoy to Britain helping secure the Anglo Japanese alliance He also translated major works on politics and economics and featured in discussions about the Wall a Wall club and tobacco industry events and irrigation progress by the reclamation service noting 250000 acres of desert irrigated under 22 projects.
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Viscount Tadaso Hayashi
Japan
Sakura
Shimowa
America
Europe
Kobe
China
St. James
Rome
Ruena
Viscount Hayashiia
Snake River Dam Opposed by Lewiston Group
Lewiston Commercial Club blocked a proposal to dam the Snake River below Five Mile rapids. A telegram to A. C. Moore from Senator Levi Ankeny, cited by the Walla Walla Bulletin, said Heyburn was asked to hold the motion, warning the dam would menace navigation and oil interests.
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Snake River
Lewiston
Five Mile Rapids
Commercial Club
A. C. Moore
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
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