Vagrancy Down in Inland Empire Reports Pendleton Winters
Sparse tramping and begging noted in Pendleton with few hobos or petty crimes this winter. Train crews report scarce tramp activity, fewer campgrounds, and migrants heading south to warmer sun. City sees improved water supply as Baker City project adds new well and four thousand feet of pipe and a modern engine.
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Inland Empire
Oregon
Pendleton
Outakinia
Styelad
Grants Peas
Salem
Orecon
Rine Mountains
Mampire
East
Am Greeon
Baker City
ABC
Positon
Isrow
The Secret of Long Life Health Tonic
The item claims long life comes from keeping all body organs in regular healthy action. Electric Bitters purportedly regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood and stimulate appetite. It asserts cures for kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases constipation dyspepsia and malaria with vigorous health following use. Sold for 60c guaranteed by Tallman & Co. druggists.
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Tallman & Co
Necklace of a Chief on Display by Col. Parker in Portland
A splendid Indian necklace of bears claws seals teeth elk teeth beads and colored pebbles, valued at 640 by Col. Frank J. Parker head of the Lewis and Clark Commission. Parker found it in an open Indian grave on a Idaho trip and plans to exhibit it at the Lewis and Clark fair. He keeps the five foot strand on wire to prevent loss and compares it with a pioneer cabinet at his Walla Walla home. Public interest centers on his collection and future grave-search plans in Lincoln county.
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F. J. Parker
Portland
Frank J. Parker
Lewis and Clark Commission
State of Washington
Daho
Col. Parker
the Journal
Lincoln County
Walla Walla
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U. S. Patent Office
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OR ‘O
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