Dedication of Pilot Rock I O O F Building Attracts Pendleton Crowd
Local residents gathered for the dedication of Alta Lodge No. 166 in Pilot Rock on Saturday. Officers included H J Taylor G M and R Alexander G Wi grand marshal with a 140 members. Pendleton attendees listed many names and auto travelers joined the event.
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Pilot Rock
the Rock
Alta Lodge No
H. J. Taylor
G. M
R. Alexander
G. Wi
A. J. Smith
T. D. Waugh
C. D. Smith
F. M. Smith
Thomas Jacques
E. W. Warrington
Merwin Gilbert
Pendleton
Hazel G. Taylor
Cera Towne
Julia Cook
Winnie Smith
Myrtle Westgate
Hazel Belts
W. B. Hales
Frank Whetstone
T. B. Gurdane
A. T. Perkins
C. Neil
A. Melstrom
W. P. Daniels
A. J. Horn
J. H. Mahr
A. J. Gill
Clarence Roach
J. E. Montgomery
R. Hendriksen
G. W. Bradley
Grant Erhart
Charles Hoch
Charles
Lewiston Boosts Northwest Livestock Premium Fund
Lewiston businessmen pledged 6500 toward the Northwest Livestock show premium fund, part of a total expected 11000 in cash premiums for the 1913 show. Secretary Nelson announced the Lewiston Commercial club and Idaho Washington Development league backing, with plans to circulate the permanent premium list early and prepare cattle sheep and hog entries for December exhibition.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Northwest Livestock Association
Lewiston Commercial Club
Idaho-Washington Development League
B. Nelson
The
Livestock Association
Billinger Hotel
Nelson
August Schoeder
Reuterville
Dressmaking and Evening Gowns Offered on Water Street
A dressmaking service advertises all kinds of sewing including evening gowns. Call at 602 Water Street or phone Red 2052 for inquiries and orders.
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Water Street
Social Dance at Eagle-Woodman Hall
Social dance notices state at Eagle-Woodman hall Wednesday evening February 26 with music by United Orchestra. All are invited and assured a good time with admission set at 60 cents.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Pendleton News Briefs and Legal Notices
Newly noted licenses issued include a marriage license to Albert G. Ford and Edith Harvey of Umatilla county. Real estate transfers record I Gevurtz & Sons of Portland selling Hermiston lots 1-4 in block 7 and Celia C Harden with W R Harden selling Athena lots 1-2 in block 5. Rep Mann notes a lone Umatilla legislator at Salem. Bessie Grant faces a hearing before Justice Parkes for a bad check in Baker. Wreck delays Washington division No 6 of O W R N train by six hours near Spokane. Chief Kearney takes Daisy Shults to North Yakima as a witness in the white slave case. federal grand jury expected. George Tsudake arraigned on bad check charges, bound over to grand jury under $500 bond.
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I. Gevurtz & Sons
Portland
Ignatz Lowengart
Hermiston
Celia C. Harden
W. R. Harden
Athena
Sarah J. Harden
Town of
Washington
Spokane
Yakima
John Kearney
North Yakima
Daisy Shults
Reht
U. S
George Tsudake
Tallman Drug Co
F. EK. Liven- Beed
Frederick Steiner
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Taft Defends Mexican Attitude and Patience Policy
President Taft, speaking to the American Peace and Arbitration League, reiterates opposition to intervention in Mexico. He urges patience, warns against exploitation, and says intervention would risk lives and treasure, stressing a peaceful path amid Mexico's crisis.
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New York
Taft
Mexico
American Peace and Arbitration League
Suffragists Reach Baltimore After Long March to Washington
Baltimore February 24. General Sallie Jones leads suffragist army into the city after marching from Newark. They rest before completing the final forty miles to Washington.
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Baltimore
Fuel men plead not guilty in court
San Francisco Feb 24 The indicted officials and directors of the Western Fuel company charged with defrauding the government of customs money by short weight were arraigned before federal Judge Vanfleet and pleaded not guilty today.
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San Francisco
Western Fuel Company
Government
Customs
Vanfleet
Johnson Must Face Trial For White Slavery Charge
Washington February 24 The Supreme Court ruled that Jack Johnson must stand trial on a charge of white slavery. The decision sets a legal path forward in the high profile case against the famous boxer and former heavyweight champion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jack Johnson
Bell Telephone Case Likely to Be Long
Seattle report details piling papers for federal grand jury as Bell telephone trust probes begin. Witnesses include C. J. Pettyn from Pacific States, plus auditors Park and De Verne. Subpoenas target Bowerman, Roan, Mason, with Coiner and McCourt present. former U S district attorney Todd joins conference.
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Seattle
Wash
Federal Grand Jury
Bell Telephone Trust
C. J. Pettyn
Pacific States Company
San Francisco
I Ce Park
Independent
W. D. de Verne
Jay Bowerman
Oregon
H. J. Roan
Portland Long Distance Telephone Company
A. B. Mason
United States
Coiner
John McCourt
Todd
Oregon Senate Passes Five Bills in Session Action
Salem Oregon Feb 24 The senate passed bills including H B 311 on withdrawal and exchange of forest and school lands H B 310 allocating 282 280 to the eastern Oregon insane asylum H B 176 for 2000 to Hood River county agricultural investigation station H B 371 to require forest land owners to provide fire patrols H B 421 allocating 170 000 for completion of the supreme court and library building H B 461 on unsecured personal property tax collection
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Salem
Senate
Hagood
Ways and
Eastern Oregon
Stranahan
Hood River
Heltzel
Supreme Court
Governor West Leaves Capitol Amid Bill Delays
Salem Oregon report on Governor West closing his office for a holiday weekend at the capitol. Bills waited for signing or vetoes while lawmakers faced a shrinking session window. Senator Thompson and Senator Claud McCulloch weighed political leverage and taxpayer impact as the state pauses for adjournment.
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Thompson
In & Hole
Salem, Or
Claud McCulloch
Multnomah County
Weather Good and Not Warm Enough to Hurt Fruit
Walla Walla Washington February 24 Fruit had an excellent week in the valley with cool weather delaying budding and delaying pruning due to a long snow season. With another fortnight of cool weather the crop is unlikely to fear early frosts and fruitmen predict a bumper yield this season. pruning is being rushed as orchards recover from winter delays.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Sproule says merger dissolving plan makes UP SP rivals
San Francisco February 24 President William H Sproule of the Southern Pacific testified before the railroad commission on effects if the merger dissolution agreement takes effect He said the Union Pacific would shift from a preferred connection to the active competitor of the Southern Pacific forcing SP into competition with UP, altering operating and traffic relations
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San Francisco
William H. Sproule
Southern Pacific
Railroad Commission
William F. Herrin
Sproule
Union Pacific
Twins Bless Hood River Apple Ranch Family
Hood River Oregon February 24 A local couple Mr and Mrs J T Nealeigh on an apple ranch near the city celebrate the arrival of twin girls The couple already has seven children making a nine member family Nealeigh plans to use the twins to help harvest when the orchard bears fruit
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Hood River
J. T. Nealeigh
Nealeigh
Nealetrh
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Rinehart
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Phone
Pendletonians
Jacob Fieldmeyer
T. J. Tweedy
R. FP. Kirkpatrick
J.A. Best
J. B. McDil
C. H. Beitel
Charles H. Edwards
T. F. Howard
Wm. Rahe
R. BE. Calison
James Brink
G. H. Wilson
Fred Searcy
James Brown
C. P. Miller
J. A. Best
Vane Gurdane
A H. Cox
Lassen
Dale Rothwell
Optical Specialist
Hanscom
Pure Foods
Our
Taliman & Co
Meritol” Agents
Royal M. Sawtelle
Albert G. Ford
Edith Harvey
Umatilla County
Rep. Mann
L. L. Mann
Bessie Grant
J. A. Cooper
Baker
Baltimore City
Johnson
Bell Telephone
Governor West
Capitol
House
William P. Lord
Harriman
Workingmens Clothing Co
Main and
Webb Street
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Main Street
Echo Athletic Club
Umatola County
Commercial Club
Oregon Theatre
E. Welch, M
Weber
Geo
Hobart
Paul Herve
Jean Briquet
Grace Drew
Alma
Sall
Pendleton Drug Co
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