City Briefities from U C Rader
Local column notes advertising spots and notices from Pendleton area merchants and services. Candy Dutton offers home for Trash refuse hauling. Wanted two waitresses at Hotel Pendleton. For Rent four room house. Teutsch's Department Store features shoes and dresses. Great Eastern Department Store hires 60 extra salespeople for 30 day Wonder sale. Lawn social July 5 at Mrs Danner 109 Water Street by Christian church ladies with ice cream and cake. Bicycles and wagon service promoted for fair travel. Return to B O office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Pendleton
H. J. Stillman
Lee Teutech
Teutsch’s
Great Eastern Department Store
la Grende
Tutedagy
Daly
Howe
Oregonian
Dutton
Usha
Aura Street
Gritman’s Cigar
Leather
Great Eastern
Pendleton
Danner
Water Street
Ladies of the Christian Church
Local Classifieds and Notices Collected
A jumble of ads and notices lists businesses and services from Rader carpets and furniture to Blue Mountain butter at 25¢ per pound. It promotes gas engines, hauling by Ross Nichols, Teutsch Department Store lawn dresses, and the St George restaurant open day and night. Includes a harvest-related wanted notice and a social gathering offer at 104 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Blue Mountain
Ross Nichols
Teutsch Department Store
St. George
Cooper
East Webb Street
Danner
Water Street
The
Christian Church
Slavic Immigration Rise Reported in U S
A Charlotts study summarized in a recent issue reports about 230000 Slavic arrivals in the United States last year. The piece highlights Ruthenian Polish and Stepenk groups, noting ethnic mixes and rising numbers among new arrivals, with Jewish and Malay figures mentioned in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitts
United States
New York Post
Pennsylvania
Atta
Ellie
Malian
Powitiy
Henem
Willing to Die After Drowning Baby in Chicago
Chicago July T. John Wicher, 21, was arrested after allegedly throwing his six months old baby into the river on Watash avenue last night. Identified by his wife, Wicher confessed, saying he quarrelled with his wife and was tired of both child and spouse and is willing to hang. Police call the case one of degeneracy in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Wicher
Watash Avenue
Wicher
Peace Commissioner Coming to Seattle via Yokohama
Baron Komura and staff were hosted to a farewell luncheon by the diplomatic corps. It is expected the Minnesota will call from Yokohama tomorrow for Seattle with the peace commission aboard. Also listed are seaside resort routes on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation line with $13.16 fare and Portland stopover details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Long Beach
Breakers
Ocean Park
Ocean Side
Sea View
Clatsop Beach
Portland
E. C. Smith
Politician and local figures on brief trips and visits
Senator and Mrs Walter Pierce left for Hot Lake this morning. E J McCormick of Reno arrived last evening and is visiting. Dave Horne, McKay Creek stockman, is here on business. Architect C E Troutman left for a brief vacation and will return Monday. J I Hall of Gurdane transacts business with merchants. Fred Shumaker Jr. left for Hood River to join his wife. Dr C J Whittaker heads to his Cambridge Idaho homestead. Mrs Thomas Spore of Mason City visits her parents. Ringo family to visit Portland next week. Herbert Boylen, Pilot Rock sheepman, on business. Mr Mrs A B Crawford of Echo visiting. A C Grady conducts a few days freight run. John Peebler of Athena down for a visit. John Ferderer of Helix travels home from Lehman Springs. Thomas Sawyer of the reclamation service leaves for Wallowa county for work. Mr and Mrs Charles Oxtivie of Pilot Rock in town trading. Crops pay range reported excellent locally. Miss Mary Lyons returns from Dayton, Washington. F E Camp of San Francisco visiting. Mrs Mavelia Willis of Colorado visiting Mrs J S Todd. Willis plans Portland visit for the fair. Mr and Mrs Elbert P O Redd return from Port Orchard and head to Kahlotus. We Duncan, recently at Hot Lake, arrives healthier. Conductor J By Smith substitutes for McCrary on the Huntington line. P J Nixdorff on vacation in Portland. A R Riddle to fill his O N depot post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
E. J. McCormick
Reno
Nev
Dave Horne
McKaoy Creek
C. E. Troutman
J. i. Hall
Gurdane
Fred Shumaker
Hood River
Jroin
Shumaker
C. J. Whittaker
Cambridge
Idaho
Thomas Spore
Mason City
J. W. Skile
R. FB
Ringo
Portland
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock Country
Lehman Springs
Thomas Sawyer
Wallowa County
Mavelia Willix
Colorado
Mra J
Todd
Willis
Elbert P.O Redd
Porthood
Kahlotus
Wash
Duncan
Plice
Praise for Lewis and Mark fair exhibits improve county display
Judge Lowell, visiting the fair, noted exhiits are nearly complete and urges attendance. He praises Unnamtilla county’s display as on par with distant counties and suggests nearby counties can improve booths with fresher produce and fruit, projecting a stronger exhibit next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Mark Fale
Lowell
Delighted With Hawaii Missionary Letter From Rev Potwine
In a private note Rev W E Potwine expresses delight with his location and missionary work among Aviatics in Hawaii. He praises the semi tropical climate as invigorating and notes sea breezes aid comfort in the hot season. Portland dated July 7 reports the American Librarians Association electing Frank Hall, C W Andrews, Caroline Garland, J J Wyer, Gardner Jones, Helen Haines, Alex Maitland as officers with upcoming convention sites eyed in Washington, Asheville, Nashville and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Bart Oregonian
W, FE
Potwine
Hawaiian Islands
Portland
Frank Hall
Brooklyn
C. W. Andrews
Chicago
Caroline Garland
Dover
N. Hi
J. J. Wyer
Lincoln
Neb
Gardner Jones
Salem
Maas
Helen Haines
New York
Alex Maitland
Washington
Asheville
Nashville
Atlantic City
Busy week at fair promises record attendance week
The Lewis and Clark exposition prepares for a busy seven days starting July 9 with daily concerts from Liveratti's Italian band and De Caprio's Administration band, plus military and Indian ensembles. Dr Newell Dwight Hillis preaches July 9, and a packed schedule includes National sealation, Northwest exposition championship, medical sessions, athletic events, advertising meetings, and multiple state days leading into Western Authors Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liveratti
Joaquin Miller Day Promises Grand Weekend Event
Saturday marks Joaquin Miller Day headlined by the famed Poet of the Sierras. Charles G. Kilpatrick, a one legged performer, will debut a dramatic ride up a steep ascent and descent in a fin automobile. Kilpatrick is billed free to all with shows in the afternoon and evening each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Charles G. Kilpatrick
Fin Automobile
Kilpatrick
Mitchell May Not Appeal Without Grounds in Senator Case
The article discusses whether Senator Mitchell can appeal a conviction to higher courts. It explains rights to appeal from circuit to Supreme Court are limited in criminal cases and depend on showing violations of constitutional rights or grave injustice. It compares appeal to a discretionary writ of certiorari and likens it to a writ of review in state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Counell
Ape
Salem
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
District
Circuit Court
Upola
Multnomah County
Wanderlust and the call of distant skies by Gould
A poem excerpt from Gerald Gould in Spectator celebrates wanderlust and the inexorable pull of horizons. It frames travel as a guiding force, where stars, white roads, and the sea accompany the voyager, blurring the line between rest and voyage. The speaker urges acceptance of departure as destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Gould
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Lee Teutsch
Carpeto
Rader—Furniture
Candy Dutton
Louis Hunziker
J. W. Foley
Koeppens
Driggs
A.D. Koeppen & Brothers
Charles Oxtivie
Pilot Rock
Mary Lyons
EM. Lyons
Dayton
San Francisco
Oo. E. Harper
J. By, Smith
O. 1. & N. Freien Werview
la Grande
McCrary
P J Nixdorff
O. R. & N. Depot
Porthind
A. R. Riddle
Tillie
Umatilla County
Abe
August Delingator
Goodman- Thompson Co
Newell Dwight Mills
Plymouth Church
Wyoming
Rok Springs
Alee
Nationalesealation of Food and Dairy Commissioners
Eeston
Aleo
Exposition Grounds
American Medical Association
Facifle Coast Advertising Men's Association
Lewie
Laramie
Evanston
Jason Lee
Sheridan
Casper
Newcastle
Mazamae
Idaho Preas Association
Green River
Rawlins
Wanderlust
Winslow Bros
Jewelers-Opticians
Main Street
Postoffice
Weber
Balin
Cooper Wagonsa
Hodge and
Keystone
Fred Weber
Court St
Corner Thompson
T. H. White
Dentist Association Block
W. C. Minnis
Columbia
Weil
Alta and
Webb Streets
F. X. Schempp
Polydore Moens, Prop
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