Low freight rate for corn and wheat to Pendleton
Owing to food security concerns the O R N and Union Pacific establish a reduced rate of 6 cents per 100 pounds on corn and wheat from Kansas and Nebraska to Pendleton. Wyoming feeders import thousands of tons of feed, with hay being scarce or costly in many areas, prompting use of grain from the corn belt to supply sheep and cattle.
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Union Pacific
Northweat
Tinton Pacife
Kanaae
Nebraska
Pendleton
Wyoming
Corn
Wyoming Ranges
Wolser
Nampa
Kanane
Coyle 13 Caught Ed Osborne Arrested for Forgery Plot
Ed Osborne of Meacham is jailed in Pendleton on charges of complicity in John Coyle alias John Ferry forged the name of sheepman Joseph Kenney to a $146 check. Coyle, who spent Sunday night in Pendleton, fled toward Spokane and agreed to return without requisition papers. Authorities trace the scheme through Osborne and Coyle’s several aliases.
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Ed Osborne
Meacham
Coyle
Turner—Coyle
Papore
John Coyle
Joseph Kenney
Pilot Rock
Mike Gratz
Spokane
Pendleton
Taylor
Ferry
East Oregonian
John Ferry
Kenney
Blakley
Meacham Station
Sheriff Office
Turner
Osborne
Colgate's Celebrated Toilet Soaps Now Sold Here
This fragment notes Colgate's line of toilet soaps, described as exquisitely nice, now sold by the caller. It emphasizes the quality and availability of the products.
Unsuccessful attempt to cash January check ends in arrest
Police reported that a man hidden at home was found by officers and returned to the city with his prisoner last night. The January 16 check was refused by Sayings Bank after hours, as the signature of Mr Kennedy did not match the bank’s records, according to Chief Blakley’s information.
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Blakley
Kennedy
Helix City Officers Meet After Incorporation
Helix newly incorporated city officers have organized and begun official business. A special council meeting tonight will discuss saloon license set at about 600 dollars per year. Officials include Mayor 8 F Isaacs. Councilmen Charles Betts F H Richmond Horace Walker J K Bott D B Richardson A B Montgomery. Recorder B B Richards. Marshal Charles Stanton. Treasurer M J Cockerline. J E Hinkle assisted with incorporation.
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Helix
F. Isaacs
Charles Betts
F. H. Richmond
Horace Walker
J. K. Bott
D. B. Richardson
A. B. Montgomery
Reecorder
B. B. Richards
Marshal
Charles Stanton
M. J. Cockerline
J. E. Hinkle
Question for Debate At City High School Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at city high school a debate program is rearranged with new personnel. The topic is Resolved that whatever is, is right. The affirmative team is Essie Smith and Albert Warner and the negative team is Charles King and Tyra Hutchingen. A recitation on The Death of Robespierre will be given by Frank Pierce. Earl Simmamone will present a five minute speech. The school paper will be read by Edith Johnson and Iva Younger.
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City High School
Essie Smith
Albert Warner
Charles King
Tyra Hutchingen
Frank Pierce
Robespierre
Earl Siimamone
Edith Johnson
Iva Younger
Default Judgment For Husanya And Parris Over Due Accounts
A default judgment was entered yesterday afternoon in the case of Louis E Husanya versus Charles L Parris for $2300. The action alleged money owed from long standing business dealings that could not be settled. Carter and Raley represented the plaintiff, Judge Upton of Walla Walla presiding for the defendant.
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Louis E. Husanya
Charles L. Parris
Carter & Raley
Upton
Walla Wallis
Finishing the Church Nears Dedication Window
Finishing lumber has arrived and carpenters, painters, and paper hangers work interior of the new Christian church. The Sunday school room is the focal improvement. A large crew is at work and the dedication is expected the last of February or the first of March, with no exact date yet determined.
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New Christian Church
Gospel meetings grow at Congregational church
Attendance and interest rise as Rev. H. N. Smith of Portland preaches on the Call of God to Leave a Life of Sin. The Cottage meeting at 507 Union Street offered Eternal Life. The Ben Hur order to install officers tonight with Alice Fletcher as chief and A J Owen as captain among others.
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Congregational Church
H. N. Smith
Portland
Union Street
Order of
Ben Hur
Alice Fletcher
Mattle Good
Elian V. Hilton
Ressie KR. Faxon
A. J. Owen
Rozena Epple
H. A. Faxon
Rose Campbell
Local notes brief mentions many residents in Pendleton town
J B Gwinn returns from Sa Morrie sells West Alta residence Rev C F Clapp travels to Freewater A J Dillon from Mentows in town Mrs J A Garrett visiting Birch Creek N B Macklin of Portland visiting G S Hayden D F Trimble and wife visit J E Bennett A Vincon from Walla Walla at Baker City en route Miss Jdevella Cragin Little Cold Springs en route to Weston John F Hill Helix with 480 acres wheat in fine condition Elizabeth Halley’s infant gravely ill Lulu Wilcox in Portland for eye treatment J B Bunce traveling piano salesman visiting Therkelsen Dr W Tarbet Pomeroy visiting twin brother R E Tarbet then to Baker City Charles Colling new Schmidt’s drug store salesman Miss Clyde Whittemore to Portland for painting and music Mrs R S Kidder sick with grip typhoid pneumonia William Goldaby near Birch Creek in town wheat raiser Rev F Clapp Forest Grove head to Freewater R H Patton Birch Creek Pilot Rock in city late last night wheat condition indeterminate A W Thompson returning to Pendleton area H H Hallock family to Baker City O R N agency move Myrtle Smith to The Dalles Miss Southwell Birch Creek stock raiser in city Miss Marie Vann Walla Walla back from Perry nursing typhoid Mrs Minnaugh Miss Della Privett new stenographer at First National Bank Miss Florence Hallock resigned Miss Charlotte Baumeister Walla Walla guest of R Alexander cousin Panmeister en route to New York for advanced music.
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J. 8
Morrie
West Alta
C. F. Clapp
Preewater
A. J. Dillon
Mentows
Echo
J. A. Garrett
Birch Creek
N. B. Macklin
Portland
B. Hayden
D. F. Trimble
Willow
J. FE. Bennett
A. Vincon
Miss Quindaro
J. B. Bunce
Charles Colling
Independence, Or
Schmidt's
Clyde Whittemore
Nolf
R. S. Kidder
Ja Grippe
William Goldaby
Lea Crossing
Goldaby
F. Clapp
Forest Grove
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Ctty
Freewater
R. H . Patton
Pilot Rock
Della Privett
First National Bank
Florence Hallock
Baker City
Charlotte Baumeister
Walla Walla
R. Alexander
Panmeister
Alexander
New York
Conductor Robbed on Wallula Railroad Yard Assault
Conductor Minter of a construction train on the W. C. R. was slugged and robbed in Wallula railroad yards. He lay unconscious and bruised, pursued by the robber who obtained about $1.50, the total amount on his person.
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Minter
Wallula
Trout for Umatilla by government hatcheries
J E K Krause, vice president of the State Game and Fish Association, has been notified that the government will apportion 100,000 trout for Umatilla County from Washington hatcheries. All streams in the county large enough to support fish will be stocked in the coming season.
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J E K. Krause
State Game and Fish Association
Washington, D. C
Umatilla
Sunday School Officers Named for Christian School
The new Christian Sunday school officers are Superintendent W. H. Hawley Assistant Superintendent J. H. Garrett Secretary Treasurer Mabel Whitman Chorister W. H. Hawley Librarian Mollie Todd Organist Josie Danner.
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The
Christian Sunday School
W. H. Hawley
J. H. Garrett
Mabel Whitman
Mollie Todd
Josie Danner
Local cattle sales report from Butter Creek range
W. M. Myrick sold 100 head of fine cattle and Walter Miny 40 head to Joseph Kennerly for 40 cents per head. Mr Kennedy bought for Seattle buyers. The animals were fattened on the Butter Creek range.
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W. M. Myrick
Walter Miney
Joseph Kennerly
Mr. Kennedy
Butter Creek
Maccabees Install Officers Amid Local Banter
The Maccabees installed officers last night with Nora Rogere as Lady Commander and Nel lia McGee as lieutenant commander. Other posts include Alice O'Daniel as record keeper, Mary Johnson as finance keeper, Olive K.E. Sewell as sergeant, Ora Houser as treasurer at arms, Augusta Kimball as sentinel, Addie Pierce as picker, and Mary Stevens as chaplain. A monetary quip follows from the Brooklvyn Eagle exchange, ending with "Hurrah for Bryan."
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Maccabees
Nora Rogere
Nellia McGee
Alice O'Daniel
Mary Johnson
Gergeant
Olive KE. Sewell
Mietrese-N At-Arms
Ora Houser
Sentinel
Augusta Kimball
Addie Pierce
Mary Stevens
Last-Last May Reward for Lost Horse with Markings
Ten dollars reward for a one day horse weighing about 1200 pounds branded 6 on the left shoulder and with mane reaching last spring. Return to Pur Bowman. Also notes a boxing referee remark about no immediate boxer uprising. Indianapolis movement to buy a resistance for John Mitchell of the United Mineworkers' Union. Russians surveying for a Manchuria railroad into China. Sanative Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised to cure a cold in one day.
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Pur Bowman
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
The
United Mineworkers’ Union
John Weldert vs Umatilla County courthouse conflict continues
In Circuit Court the case of John Weldert against Umatilla County began yesterday morning and remains before the court. The dispute is stubbornly contested on both sides and it is likely not all testimony will be heard today.
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John Weldert
Umatile Cournty
Umatilla County
Tony
Mall Drivers Strike Over Wages and Hours in NYC
Public notes 176 mall wagon drivers in New York City strike against 14 hour days for $10 a week. They protest government contracts with contractors who pay poor wages and push workers to long hours, warning similar issues could affect letter carriers.
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New York City
Prominent Young Couple Weds at St Bartholemew's
In Chicago on January 22 a high society wedding united Eleanor Russell Morris of New York with Robert H. McCormick Jr of Chicago at St Bartholemew's. Attendants were leading social figures from both cities. Separate notes reference Clara Morris facing nervousea illness and an unrelated quip from the Philadelphia Press.
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Chicago
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Eleanor Russell Morris
Henry Lewis Morris
Robert H. McCormick, Jr
McCormick
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