Oregon Short Line Schedule Westbound and Branches
Pendleton to Portland Spokane and Wallula connections listed with arrival and departure times. Services include through Pullman sleepers and reclining chair cars to the east, daily and weekly trips, with notable connections at Spokane Pendleton and Lewiston. Officials F J Quinlan Pendleton agent and WM Murray Portland O P A provide contact points.
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Pullman Standard
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Pullman
Pend
Portland
Mall & Express
Spokane
Pendleton
Walla Walla Biance
Pilot Rock
Snake River
Riparia
Lewinton
Lewiston
F. J. Quinlan
WM. M'Murray
Ore
Gold Strike Near Colgrove Store Sparks District Interest
J A Huseby reports a rich five foot ore ledge discovery within 300 yards of James Colgrove's Orogrande store. The strike occurred just before Christmas with early development halted until March. Twin Butte mill to operate next spring while town of Garfield remains dry and saloon licenses relocate there.
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J. A. Huseby
Orogrande
James Colgrove
Lewiston Tribune
Colgrove
Huseby
Twin Butte Company
ENDLETON UKIAH STAGE Schedule and Fares
Pendleton Ukiah daily except Sunday stage departs Pendleton at 7 a m and arrives Ullah at p m. Return leaves Ukiah at 6 p m arriving Pendleton at 5 p m. Fares listed: Pendleton Ukiah 8.00 one way, 5.00 round trip. Pendleton Alba 2.76 one way, 6.00 round trip. Pendleton Ridge 2.00 one way, 3.60 round trip. Pendleton Nye 1.60 one way, 2.50 round trip. Pendleton Pilot Rock 1.00 one way, 1.60 round trip.
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Pendleton
Ukiah
Ullah
Alba
Ridge
Nye
Pendleet
Pilot Rock
Farm Labor Costs Seen Declining This Spring
BH L Hubbard, a business visitor citing Lewiston Teller, says farm wages will drop this spring. Plowing has begun in Tom Beall creek, with last year’s daily wage at 1.26 and this year expected near 1. Harvest wages may fall 20 to 26 percent, and no farmhand shortage is evident. Hubbard notes three men seek work for board and that the surplus labor seeks farm employment.
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BH. L. Hubbard
Tom Beall Creek
Lewiston
Hubbard
Oakesdale Farmers Rally Over New City Council Plans
The Tribune learns from reliable authority that farmers near Oakesdale are circulating an agreement among themselves claiming a new city council is being formed. The report notes local sentiment and possible implications for governance but lacks full details.
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Oakesdale
Prosecution Opens Fight Against 46 Gamblers in Cheyenne
Judge Matson overruns 322 motions and demurrers in 46 informations against gamblers. Prosecuting Attorney Clyde M. Watts to proceed immediately in a thorough legal campaign to curb gambling, while reformers challenged sufficiency of names and places in the charges.
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Cheyenne
Matson
Clyde M. Watts
Reforme
Watts
Local Wireless Stock Swindle Suspected in Pullman
A Spokane broker advertised wireless telegraph company stock at 54 a share while a Pullman salesman sold shares at 14 each. About $2000 in stock moved before the con was exposed. The man argued with a witness, was shown the door, and left town.
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Pullman
Spokane
Pullman Tribune
12 year old arrestee linked to canyon trestle fire near Fort Wright
Special Agent Snow filed a complaint against Frank Gardner, 12, for setting fire to the trestle over the canyon near Fort Wright built by the Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern. Gardner was sent to the juvenile jail. Other boys allegedly involved remain at large as the trestle burned Friday night.
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Frank Gardner
Fort Wright
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Road
Snow
Gardner
Sooksman-Review
Canary-like birds blanket Point Defiance park in spring omen
Tacoma report notes about 5000 birds singing like canaries drifted into Point Defiance park this morning. Superintendent Roberts recalls a similar winter visitation eight or nine years ago and warns of a cold spring with two feet of snow expected next March.
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Canaries
Point Defiance Park
Tacoma
Roberts
Snowbound routes halt as carrier plans January restart
Snow drifts along Turnagain arm leave the beach bare while Placer valley shows two feet of snow. Ice crust over Tow was weak in spots, threatening travel. The summit above mile 45 remains snowbound with several feet more near the tunnels. The carrier will restart for Ty onok January 1.
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Ning
Turnagain Arm
Placer Valley
Tyonok
Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Brewery Strike
A short note extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that also strengthens lungs and warns against substitutes sold by Pendleton Drug Co. It also reports a January 16 strike at Chicago's Independent Brewery, where 200 non union pipe workers were told to quit, prompting stoppage by plasterers, sheet metal workers, machinists and boilermakers over pipe union rules.
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Chicago
Independent Brewery Company
Associated Building Trades
Dr Ed M Nabb Stock Inspector and Board Member
Dr Ed M Nabb listed as stock inspector for the state and a member of the State Veterinary Board. Office at Tallman's rug store residence 15 Lewis Street with phone main 69.
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ED. G. “M’nabb
Tocal State Stock Inspector
State Veterinary Board
Tallman's Rug Store
Lewis St
Patent medicine promise from Pendleton Drug Co
Certification claims all drugeglats can refund money if Foley's Honey and Tarfal la cures coughs and colds. The remedy purports to heal the lungs and prevent pneumonia and consumption, with no opiates and a genuine yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Alaskan Wardships Describe Desperate Mail Run
Alfred Lowell arrived in Seward after a brutal Alaska mail route. His Tyonok Knik sled team broke through Eagle River ice and most mail was frozen solid. Postmaster must thaw and repackage mail, triggering extensive reporting to Washington. Snow depths range from two to three feet on Crow Creek Summit, with lower elevations lighter.
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Hardsip
Alaska
Seward Gateway
East Oregonian
Alfred Lowell
Tyonok Knik
Alaska Mall
Gateway
Eagle Rivers
Lowell
Seward
Post Office Department
Washington
Crow Creek
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Special notice from Pendleton Drug Co states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Burned to Death in His Home in Dayton
Gholson of Dayton was burned to death Sunday night when a lamp exploded in his residence. His body was brought to the city and placed at Cockerly undertaking chapel for funeral arrangements. Survived by his brother in this city and a sister Mrs. Anna Worthington of Seattle, he was 46 and well known in the region.
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FP. Gholson
Dayton
W. &. Gholson
Walla Walla Statesman
Cockerly Undertaking
Ghoulson
Anna Worthington
Seattle
Escape inmate Max Sawyers from McMinnville Jail
Max Sawyers, jailed in McMinnville Oregon on an embezzlement charge, escaped by digging with a cow horn and an old case knife. He is described as a bigamist and a deserter from the U S Army.
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Max Sawyers
McMinnville
Ore
U. S
For Sale Cheap Lectures and Works by Noted Authors
MAPS CITY OF PENDLETON AT East Oregonian office price 26c. FOR SALE CHEAP, JOHN L STOD dard's lectures, Dicken's and James Whitcomb Riley's works in good condition. ENQUIRE THIS OFFICE. FOR RENT UP TO DATE FURNISHED HOUSE hot and cold water electric light. INQUIRE 310 Aura St. FOR RENT TWO THREE OR FOUR-ROOM SUITS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT ENQUIRE AT EAST OREGONIAN OFFICE. LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR COUNTY COURT CIRCUIT COURT JUSTICE COURT REAL ESTATE etc FOR SALE AT EAST OREGONIAN OFFICE.
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John L. Stoddard
Dicken
James Whitcomb Riley
City OF
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Aura St
East Oregonian Office
United States
Europe
BAST
Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton, Ore
Why Some People Fall
Some people fall due to physical inability to stand daily work and unawareness that Sexine Pills strengthen the body and nerves. Priced at $1 a box with six boxes for $1 and a full guarantee. Pendleton Drug Co offers this remedy and notes it does not substitute, with address or phone available.
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Pendleton Drug Co
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New York Ranch
Hicks-Chatten Engraving CO
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OMI
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DRS
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Schmidt Building
James A. Fee
Judd Building
M. D
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D. J. M'Faul
Main
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James B. Perry
Taylor's Hardware Store
T. M. Henderson
Savings Bank
J. G. M. Luttenberger
St. Louis
Schmidt Bldg
Lowell & Winter
Law
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George W. Coutts
Idaho
Schmidt Block
Peterson, Peterson & Wilson
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Smith-Crawford Building
Lynn K. Blakesled
Court Streets
John H. Lawrey
Office Savings Bank
Peter West
Garden Street
R. J. Slater
S. A. Newberry
RALEY
M’court & Phelps
Pruitt & Oliver
Milarkey Hall
Hazel Croason
City Liver Stable
Thompson Street
Carney & Kennedy
Masonic Hall
Pendleton Lodge Ma
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatill
Aescone
Penon
James Johns
Henninger
C. H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
ETO
D. A. May
T. M. Keller
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Malin and
Webb Streets
Malin
Baker & Folsom
Calla
V. Stroble
Court Street
J. L. Vaughan
W. Court Street
Pendleon Iron Works
Court
Alta Streets
Marton Jack
A. F. May
Alta Street
Tallman’s
Lulu G. Smith
Doctors Hossington
Kirksville School
Association Block
Eene Ralph
Swinburne
Dentist
Vaughan Bros., ‘Dentists, Orne
Lloyd D
Idleman
Main Street
East Oregonian Building
Colesworthy
Osttonwood
Carney & Tweedy
West Oregonian
A. _ H. JOHNson
Johnson
Post Street
Tee Club
T. W. Murrell
Oregon
Chichester
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