Hailey Emerges As Eastern Oregon Penitentiary Candidate
In Salem this week Umatilla County authorities and Eastern Oregon back John Hailey Jr. for state penitentiary superintendent. Grady withdraws in Pendleton’s favor, praising Hailey’s three years at Idaho and current role as United States commissioner. Eastern Oregon supports Hailey’s prison management experience for the gubernatorial appointment.
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United States
Oregon
Harry C. Grady
Hailey
John Hailey, Jr
Salem
Halsey
Urmatilla
Chamberlain
Idaho
Northwest
John Haley
Inlland Empire
Umatilla County
Halley
Harry Grady O
United State
Apere
Cleveland
Pendleton
Grady
Local Hope for Framers Backed by Chamblain Choice
Ment render his candidacy more promising than that of inexperienced men. His friends In Bastien Oregon await the result of Governor Cham berlain's choice, fully confident that he will recognize this section of Oregon in selecting his appointers.
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Ment
Bastien
Oregon
Chamberlain
Dedicatory Services At Academy Tonight
The academy hosts dedicatory services tonight with Dr E P Hill of Portland and Rev W H Bleakney of Albany expected to participate. Dr W L Van Nuys of La Grande is due later. Hill speaks at eight, followed by exercises and a reception with music interludes.
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Academy
E. P. Hill
D. D
Portland
W. H. Bleakney
Albany
Presbyterian College
W. L. van Nuys
la Grande
Hill
Court martial for Boise soldiers en route to Fort Walla Walla
Corporal Charles Grant, privates Chester Griffin and Stephen Anbrun of the 17th Infantry, all from Boise City, are escorting prisoner John M. Pash to Fort Walla Walla for a court martial set for Monday. They travel on the 6 o'clock branch train in Pendleton this afternoon.
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Charles ©. Grant
Third Cavalry
Chester L. Griffin
Stephen J. Anbrun
17Th Infantry
Boise City
Pendleton
Fort Walla Walla
John M. Pash
Walla Walla
Judge Bilis Backs Dual State Insane Asylums For Climate
Judge Bilis favored establishing two insane asylums in Oregon and two in Washington for climatic reasons. He argued patients harmed by one end of a state’s climate should be moved to the opposite end. Jacob Holland, a tailor from Butte, Montana, was taken into custody after showing signs of mental disorder, with some attributing his condition to drug poisoning or overdoses.
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Bilis
Oregon
Washington
Jacob Holland
Butte
Montana
McCurtain family rents home near high school
Wallace McCurtain recently arrived from Kingman Kansas has rented a dwelling near the high school. His family will join him soon. He has rented his Kansas farm and will try Umatilla county for a year to decide whether to stay or return.
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Wallace McCurtain
Kingman
Kan
Mr. McCurtain
Kansas
Umatilla County
Promoted to Buyer for Pendleton Firm
S J Kriamer, well known to Pendleton humene men, has been promoted to eastern buyer for Seller & Co of Portland. I H Steinhart succeeds him on the route. Rev W E Potwine, previously ill, will occupy the pulpit at the Church of the Redeemer next Monday.
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S. J. Kriamer
Pendleton
Seller& Co
Portland
Frm
Will
W. E. Potwine
Church of the Redeemer
Next Honday
Asueval
A County Camp By Modern Woodmen At Pendleton
The Modern Woodmen will hold a county camp in Pendleton on April 1. Initiatory steps include delegate elections and committee appointments underway. M Theobald Chartran, the French painter, is in the United States to paint a portrait of President Roosevelt.
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Pendleton
M. Theobald Chartran
United States
Roosevelt
Personal mentions from Weston and nearby towns
J T Hinkle visits Weston for witness examination in remonstrance case. Many locals and travelers pass through: W J Furnish Beho yesterday, A Allison Portland left city, Otis Turner Weston, WP Dryer Tacoma, T G Montgomery to Walla Walla, Ira Smith bound for Seattle, Mrs Chris Lemphoe to return Salem, Mrs L G Frazier visiting Walla Walla, I T Coyne Portland guest of RC Ward, Charlies Konasack recovering from scarlet fever, George Ferguson visiting Athena and Weston, Pete Grant roadmaster in La Grade division, L A Vogie Pilot Rock farmer, G C Orburn Athena, Mrs C C Van Orsdall Woodcraft guardian, Elizabeth Ragins and party to Hume Missouri, Rev Lister returning from Wattsburg for Pendleton church fund, Ralph Coon back on duty at Hawley Bros, Senator Smith delayed until Saturday, Miss Sarah M Montgomery to Wallin Walla for government land claim, H M Matsui Portland overseer of Japanese labor, J T Hinkle in Echo for saloon license remonstrance hearing, Frank Blair Weston grocer en route east, H McCormick lumberman visiting, J W Tonsley leaving for Great Falls, Mont, Mrs Tonsley joining later, Hans Strue Cold Springs heavy farmer noting measles and scarlet fever nearby, W J Ball Seattle insurance agent handling Westminster loss discussion.
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Otis Turner
Weston
WP. Dryer
Tacoma
T. G. Montgomery
Walla Walla
Ira Smith
Seattle
Chris Lemphoe
Salem
L. G. Frazier
Waila Walla
I. T. Coyne
Portland
RC Ward
Athena
Yeasesay
C. C. van Orsdall
Women of
Woodcraft
Leadville
Elizabeth Ragins
Louise Racins
Louis G. Ragins
Rees Racine
Hume
Rev
Lister Wil
Wattsburg
Pendleton Church Building Fund
Sarah M. Montgomery
Wallin Walla
Franklin County
Washington
H. ¥. Mataul
Matsui
R. & N. Company
J. T. Hinkle
Echo
Cloyd Oliver
Henry Clay arraigned for drunkenness in Echo court
In police court Henry Clay of Echo was arraigned on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Judge Fite Cer.ald fined him $10, paid by a friend, and he was discharged.
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Henry Clay
Echo
Hig Mening
Fite Cer
Ald
Funeral of Edna Konenen Held at Finn Settlement
The funeral of Edna Konenen, the li-monthe-old daughter of Matt Koten nen, will be held this afternoon at the family home near Havana, three miles north of the city. Interment will be made in the Finnish cemetery.
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Edna Konenen
Ends Konenen
Matt Kotenen
Havana
Ctty
Finniah Cemetery
New Orleans Denies Alice Roosevelt Carnival Invite
In New Orleans on January 36 the city denied a report that a local group refused to invite Alice Roosevelt to the Carnival ball over her father’s necro question stance. The denial states no invitation was refused and no such motive existed.
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New Orleans
Alice Roosevelt
Very Serious Condition Of Miss Adna Reley In Portland
Miss Adna Reley remains in a Portland hospital in critical condition after surgery for a head abscess linked to a problem with the eustachian tubes. The operation aimed to relieve the infection and pressure in the head.
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Adna Reley
Portland
Train Brakeman Killed In Tunnel Accident Near Meacham
J B McDowell O R and N brakeman was killed instantly while setting brakes on top of a car in tunnel No 4 west of Meacham. Conductor Waffie and Engineer Curtis led Train 27 down the mountain after switching at Meacham. McDowell was found face down on the car top as the engine entered the tunnel, with fatal injuries including a broken neck and nose. Deceased had worked on the Mountain division since April and left a seven year old daughter in Missoula. Funeral details awaited coroner’s inquest results.
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J.B. McDowell
LF. F Waffie
Curtis
J. EB
McDowell
Sam Cutter
Cara
Cortin Whitred
Whistling Post
Gual
Ware
Cutler
Waffle
Wamsley
Cole
F. W. Vincent
Pendietan
la Granie Knights of Philias
Damon Lodge
C. CC. W
C. CC. W. J. Keyes, VL C. C. W. Duncan and M. of BE. Cc. R. Ditton
M. A. Rader
Vincent
Northern Pacific
Missoula
la Grande
Laurel Lodge No 11
Mirrora
Brotherhood of
la Grane
Hic
Growth and Work Of That Order In Pacific Jurisdiction
Mrs Van Orsdall grand Guardian outlines the Women of Woodcraft progress detailing 1017 December new members bringing total to 35000 in 597 circles across nine states including Colorado Oregon Washington California Montana Idaho Utah Wyoming Nevada Teadville and Seattle host largest circles 821 and 626 members. Board plans 15000 in equalization fund raising total fund about 100900, cash balance 60000 in Portland bank. Four months of field work slated starting March 1 to push organization. death monument and funeral benefits totaling 5774 paid over six years. monthly collections about 36000.
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van Orsdall
Pacific
van Oreiall
Women of Woodcraft
Scotville
United States National Bank of Portland
Grand Guardian
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
California
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Teadville
Seattle
Social Tonight Pendleton Woodcraft Circle Meets
Social Tonight Pendleton Circle No 627 Women of Woodcraft holds secular session at Hendricks hall with initiation business and a social with refreshments and games. Visiting members welcomed. O. R. & N. conductor Martin Anderson resting at Hot Lake while visiting cousin Minn Pearl Wagner in Pendleton for rheumatism treatment.
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Pendleton Circle No. 627
Women of Woodcraft
Hendricks’ Hall
Order
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Hawley Bros
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Cleaver Bros
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W.& C. R. Railroad
Mr. McCormick
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Great Polls
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Cold Springs
W. J. Ball
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Ep. Boyd
Ball
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British Columbia
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