Important Anglers Meeting Tonight
An important meeting of all anglers is set for 7 30 this evening in city hall. President G I La Dow of the Anglers association calls the gathering to decide whether to send a representative to Salem to meet with the legislative fisheries committee. Local leaders oppose State Senator Norton’s bill that would abolish fish screens on irrigation ditches, deeming his claim of no value false and warning eastern Oregon anglers will protest if the bill passes.
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G. I. la Dow
Anglers' Association
Jis
Salem
Legislative Committee On Fisheries
Norton
Ananias Club
Oregon
Inquiry into New Yorks Big Explosion at Grand Central
A coroner's jury in New York opened an inquiry into the Grand Central yards explosion last month that injured hundreds and killed thirteen. The exact cause remains uncertain and the jurors plan practic al tests with dynamite and other explosives to determine responsibility.
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New York
Grand Central Yards
Echo Notes on Rebekah Convention and Local News
Echo Oregon residents report that Mesdames J. T. G. Smith J. E. Reeves and Miss Jatina Bonney secured next Rebekah Convention dates for Echo during the Hermiston gathering. Ada Grant of La Grande visited Henrietta Rebekah lodge. E M Dyer taught water color and china painting in Hermiston. Frank Gowan left for Burns. Chas Mantels is gravely ill with typhoid near Echo. M Borland transacts business in Pendleton. Ralph Reese to Pendleton for dental work.
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Echo
Ore
Mesdames
JT. G. Smith
J. E. Reeves
Jatina Bonney
Henrietta Rebekah
Rebekah
Umatilla
Hermiston
Rebekah Assembly
Oregon
Ada Grant
la Grande
Frank Gowan
Butter Creek
Burns
Chas
Mantels
W. W. Whitworth
M. Borland
Pendeton
Ralphi Reese
Pendleton
Bag City's Fight for Fair Exposition Policy
Washington hearing shows Governor Sanders of Louisiana challenging San Francisco and New Orleans bids for federal recognition of a national exposition. He argues both resolutions would bind the government to exhibit and support foreign displays, while San Francisco seeks no government exhibit. Sanders will return to speak again Wednesday.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
New Orleans
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Washington, D. C
Sanders
Louisiana
Mrs R staymant noted as train passenger
Mrs R staymant of this city was an incoming passenger on the Northern Pacific train this morning.
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Mre. R. Ftaymant
Northern Pacific
Pendleton Notes Move Back Home as Garnet Family Returns
Pendleton residents report Garnet and family, formerly of the city and wintering in Portland, will settle in Pendleton. Legislative committee, here since Friday investigating asylum site, departs for Salem on No. 17. land sale notes record Mary M. Jackson selling Holdman farm to Anna and Thetis Purdy for 15 720 dollars. Two marriage licenses issued to Cinatillan county residents Peter Van Slyke and Elizabeth Thorne. Lester Knowlton and Grace Norcott. Italian dies of typhoid fever buried. wallet from 1782 leather found. County school district plans improvements. District No. Ghimenu Weston reports board approval. Judge FitzGerald returns to duties. seizes bail sums totaling 77.60 from those ill during illness.
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Salem
Frank Saling
Cinatillan County
Peter M. van Slyke
Elizabeth Thorne
Lester L Knowlton
Grace Norcott
Cash Register Co Sues Taggart Over Note Debt
The National Cash Register company through Peterson & Wilson sues T. M. Taggart in circuit court to collect 275 dollars on a promissory note for one cash register plus six percent interest and costs. The suit seeks the total due and disbursements.
Teacher Edith Archer Injured In Horse Accident At McKay Creek
Edith Archer, teacher at McKay Creek school, was thrown from a horse above the county hospital this morning. She struck her head and suffered a six inch gash but recovered consciousness shortly after. Dr. I. D. Temple dressed the injuries. Leon Cohen departed for Hot Lake for several days of treatment while Mrs. Lina Sturgis also left for Hot Lake sanitarium for several days of care.
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Tlorse
Mise Edith Archer
McKay Creek
Horge
I. D. Temple
Leon Cohen
Hot Lake
Lina Sturgis
Coming Back from California J G F Eggers Travel
J G F Eggers writes from Orange California that he and his wife will return home in a few days, pausing in Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco and Portland on the way. They spent three months in the sunlit region visiting many southern towns including Redlands Riverside Arlington Hemet and San Diego. At the last stop they were hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor with Mrs Taylor formerly Pendleton girl Winnie Struve.
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California
J. G. F. Eggers
Orange
Thin City
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francesco
Portland
Redlands
Riverside
Arlington
Hemet
San Diego
Harry Taylor
Pendleton Urged To Build New Theater Before Season
J M Abrams advance agent for Polly of the Circus arrives to press Pendleton for a new show house. He seeks action to secure a theater fit for the show and to cancel Polly of the Circus at the Oregon theater due to inadequate facilities. The cancellation stems from the belief a larger theater is needed for the fall booking.
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Pendleton
J. M. Abrams
Abbibs
Polly of the
Lawyer Files Title Clearing Suit Over 180 Acres
Attorney James A. Fee files in the county clerk office a suit by John Bain to remove cloud on 180 acres. He alleges that in 1885 Frank Garrett and wife granted mortgages to New England Mortgage Security Co through agents Sherwood Burr and F. W. Dunton as security for notes due 1890. The notes were paid but mortgages not cancelled. Bain seeks a decree cancelling the mortgages and other equity relief.
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James A. Fee
John Bain
Frank Garrett
New England Mortgage Security Company
Sherwood Burr
F. W. Dunton
Frank K Welles Honored as County School Superintendent
Frank K Welles has been notified by retiring Inland Empire Teachers Association president H C Sampson that he has been honored with a new official recognition. The two men discussed the role and implications of the acknowledgment for the school system and district leadership.
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Frank K. Welles
The
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
H. C. Sampson
Education council of four state organization formed
A new eight member education council was named with representation from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. Oregon seats include the state superintendent the normal school president a county superintendent a city superintendent a high school principal a college representative the State Teachers Association president elect and one at large. Mrs Toddhunter was fined twenty dollars for conducting a bawdy house after police court trial amid conflicting testimony. Bella Gibson testified that Toddhunter’s son operated the house and that another youth, Floyd Heathman, paid his own twenty dollar fine for disorderly conduct and was released.
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Education Council
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Varsity
State Teachers’ Association
Toddhunter
Maggie Toddhhunter
State
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Lants
Raley
J. B. Perry
la Grande
Bella Gibson
Floyd Heathman
Railway Employes Become Stockholders in Portland
In Portland Oregon employees of the Portland Railway Light and Power Company will become stockholders through a profit sharing plan. Transfers of stock will occur February 1, offering blocks to conductors and motormen and other staff. Dividends begin from February 1 with time payments possible over two years. Aimed at boosting worker interest and responsibility in the company.
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Portland, Or
Portland Railway, Light and Power Company
B.S. Soaselyn
Josselyn
Jovselyn
Seattle Trio Charged in Blackmail Case
In Seattle Washington Mr and Mrs Harold Barr and H H Carroll face trial for blackmail after securing a $250 check from John Robey through a badger game. The trio is jailed following police assent.
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Seattle
Wash
Jan
Harold Barr
H. H. Carroll
John Robey
Archbishop Ryan Believed to Be Dying
Philadelphia report states Archbishop Ryan aged 69 is believed to be dying after efforts for the firemen benefit fund. Prayers are asked from all Catholic churches as his condition worsens today.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
Real estate list of houses and farms with various prices
A 7 room corner house with bath hot water tank cellar wood shed shade trees fence sidewalk and surrounding nice homes for 850 dollars. A 6 room stone foundation house on west court street priced at 1000 dollars. 320 acres 250 seeded to wheat with house barn and water system three miles from railroad eight miles from Pendleton at 2 dollars per acre including crop. Two sections of rice level grain land on railroad 80 acres bottom land irrigable. 160 acres in wheat all cultivated good improvements price 20 dollars per acre can sell one or both sections. Exchangeable property in Portland Pendleton Pasco or Spokane.
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West Court Street
Pendleton
Portland
Pasco
Spoane
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Monopole
Hot Lake Sanatorium
the House of Efficiency
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Nav. Go
W. T. Phy
Mer
WM. McMurray
Dale ‘Rothwell
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Frisco
Will
Sylks
Alta
Newsy
Garnet
Rye
Recorder's
Mary M. Jackson
Anna B. Purty
Thetis A. Purdy
Holdman
Italy
George Washington
Fpre. Wallese
Pits Gerald
Joh
Thomas FitzGerald
Ja Grippe
Archbishop Ryan
Golds
Grippe
Sulta
City Dye Works
New Boston
Grande Rounde Valley
Mark Moorhouse Co
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Hibberd la Grande, Oregon
AML
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Berlin
Jack Webster
Main Street
Chinook Belt
Temple Bldg
Main St
E. T. Wade
East Oregonian
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