City Briefs From The Oregon Exposition
Nufsed notices and ads showing local economies and services. Listings include carpets and furniture stores, home for male, trash hauling, gasoline engines, butter price, rental houses, Oxfords shoe prices, children’s summer dresses, tobacco shop, restaurant open day and night, sale of draft horses and wagons, various real estate offerings, ice cream delivery by Dutton’s wagon, and a call for Japanese domestic worker. Exposition info highlights Fourth of July events at Portland Exposition grounds with music and fireworks and discounted Lewis and Park passes via O R & N agent.
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Seales
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Aura Street
Gritman's Cigar
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Speech at Monument Unveiling for Chief Joseph at Nespelem
The report covers Yellow Bull and Ess Kow-was delivering moving remarks at Nespelem Washington last week at the unveiling of Chief Joseph’s monument. Yellow Bull spoke in the Nez Perce tongue praising Joseph’s enduring words and the unity of red and white allies.
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Callow Bull
Joseph
Nespelim
Hhe
Wash
Moorhouse
Yellow Bull
Epirit
Ike Joseph
Ess-kow-was
Man Repeats Repentance After Echo Disturbance
Sheriff’s office received word that Hass of Echo behaved drunkenly and caused a scene with a pistol. A deputy arrested him and brought him to town where he repented before dawn. He was allowed to return to Echo on the 9 o’clock train after agreeing to post bonds and keep the peace.
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Sheriff's Office
Echo
Hass
Sunshine ad promises sun shine for every household
An advertisement for Donaldson's Sunshine proclaims easy delivery of sun shine to homes. It urges readers to visit Donaldson's window to see Sunshine in neat packages and claims it will dissipate family troubles and smooth life’s pathway. Buy before noon on July 4.
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Donaldson
Eight Skeletons Unearthed in Marl Cliff Maryland
Eight skeletons of prehistoric men and were found in a marl cliff in Maryland. The remains average nearly eight feet in height.
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Maryland
Local visitors and trip notes fill Pendleton day
A stream of visitors checks in at Pendleton hotels and offices today and on the previous evening. E B Shafer and G M Hunt are in town with brief stops from a farm and Portland origin. Others include H A Green from Milton, A Fulton returning to Milton for dentistry, and Gould and Wood from Echo and Milton on various missions. Many guests plan fairs and travels to Portland, the Lewis and Clark exposition, and local events while several officials and business people move through for short duties and meetings.
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G. M. Hunt
Portland
P. Gould
Echo
H. A. Green
Milton
A. Fulton
Ssr. Gould
St. George
George Wood
Malcolm Stevens
William
W. E. Miller
TL. BR. Bamber
Umazillan Indian School
Real estate transfers and a strawberry report in Milton area
Mary B C Thermas and husband transfer block 4 in Gross addition to Milton to Amelia Lauer for 4169. Charles Berry and wife to Amelia Lauer for lower, 2,3 and 4 in block 4 Gros addition to Milton for 1650. Frank L Phelps and wife convey NE 1-4 and SE 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of section 24 township 6 range 35 BE for 1200. Monster Strawberries: Mr and Mrs William Krassig return from Weston mountain with a bucket of berries twice as large as ordinary, noting rising strawberry acreage and strong market demand.
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Mary B.C. Thermas
Amelia Lauer
Milton
Charles
Berry
Frank L. Phelps
James H. Chapman
Township
Range 35
W. M
William Krassig
Baker City Notes on Seattle Murder Suspect Joseph Abbert
Baker City reports Joseph Abbert, the man linked to a Seattle murder and listed as a non electrician in the police column, is known locally. He formerly lived in Stampter for several months where he drifted into a disreputable trade as a macquee operator.
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Baker City
Joseph €. Abbert
Seattle
Non. Electrician
Stampter
Indian silversmith Chad George arrives in Pendleton
Full blood Indian from Neaift Bay Waeh arrives in Pendleton with many tools and specimens of handiwork. He learned the trade in Alaska several years ago according to his story. Thomas G. Aston buys into Pendleton meat market and becomes salesman there to greet friends.
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Chad George
Neaift Bay
Waeh
Pendleton
Alaska
Thomas G. Aston
License Laswell Issues Marriage to Cor ley and Arnspiger
A marriage license was issued late yesterday afternoon to Elza V. Cor ley and Lotia Arnspiger, both of this county.
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License Laswell
Elza V. Corley
Lotia Arnspiger
Divorce Decree Granted by Judge Ellis
A decree of divorce was granted today by Judge W R Ellis to B P Cadwell from Mollie M Cadwell the ground being desertion.
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W. R. Ellis
B. P. Cadwell
Mollle M. Cadwell
Women in Session at National Suffragists Meeting
At the National Woman Suffragists association gathering in Portland last evening, treasurer Harriet Taylor Upton reported yearly receipts of 14 662 and disbursements of 12 437 with a balance of 16 184. Membership gains were strong across 16 states, with paid-up membership up 20 percent. The press committee led by E M Babcock of New York said 80 000 general articles were distributed to 4700 papers and 1946 to large city papers, focusing on outlets that used the material. Responses numbered 6000 to counter unfair Colorado reports and coverage of ex-President Cleveland and Cardinal Gibbons at Trinity College commencement.
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National Woman Suffragists Association
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National
E. MM. Babcock
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Cleveland
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Three New Counties In Union County Divide Debated
Union county split proposal gains momentum after La Grande seized county seat, with backers seeking three counties Union Elgin and La Grande as seats. The legislature previously urged two counties with Union and La Grande. Also, La Belle Carmen on stage shows in Portland nearly choked by a boa constrictor, snake killed to free her.
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la Grande
Union County
Elgin
la Belle Carmen
Portland
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