Crops Good at Nolin and Local School Expansion
Special Correspondence from Nolin Or July 12 reports unusually good crops in the county with farmers optimistic about yields. A move to enlarge the Nolin school to three rooms to handle 11 grades with more teachers is discussed. Local residents include N Delloo planning a move to Montana and others visiting Pendleton. Mrs Siusher and Edith Siusher stay at the Siusher ranch while Fay Wood heads to harvest fields. Jack Lawson completes a large barn on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolin
N. Delloo
Fonan
Mont
O. F. Steele
P. H. Kirk
John Parrish
Pendleton
William Siusher
Edith Siusher
Siusher
Fay Wood
Jack Lawson
Women Would Banish Cigars From Brockton Streets
In Brockton Massachusetts women push for a city ordinance banning smoking on crowded streets. Men admit they fear new laws but the council has already barred smoking in chamber. The mayor may refuse public smoking rooms and demonstrators cite cigar ashes near pedestrians as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Harry C. Howard
Common Council
Salmon Run Increases In Astoria
Astoria observers report a rise in salmon catches over the past few days across all gear types. The fish are of excellent quality and large on average, with industry voices predicting sustained strong output. Although current pack trails behind last season, officials expect output to normalize in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
A Woman’s Years Lie Beyond Her Birthdays
A reflective line notes that a woman does not measure her life by birthday counts but by the moments and milestones she has lived through.
Library 10 issues new books tonight
The Civic Club Rental Collection will issue books this evening at 7 30 including Polly of the Hospital Staff and Montessori Method. The notice notes Montessori is not fiction but an education concept generating national interest among teachers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Dowd
Polly
Harris
Angel
Hughes
Montgomery
Orchard
Montessori
Norris
Mother
Porter
the Harvester
King
Street
Thaw Fate to be Decided Soon as Experts Split
In White Plains New York July 12 six alienists offer opposing views on Harry K Thaw's sanity and potential danger If freed he might kill again three say sane and should be released while three caution he would likely commit another murder Matteawan official John W Russell warns that Thaws return to former habits including heavy drinking could trigger another murder Trial by Justice Martin J Keogh awaits the consensus of the court and the experts and may rule within two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford White
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Martin J. Keogh
Thaw
Clarence J. Shearn
John W. Russell
Matteawan Asylum
Two Drunks in Court and Police Notes
This morning the Pendleton police court dealt with two drunks, Lester Dicks and G E Taylor, each receiving a three day sentence in full. Alex Manning, still suffering rheumatism at Lehman Springs, sent a letter to Chief John Kearney reporting no improvement. J Keefe, secretary of the Commercial association, appeared at the Portland parade dressed as a squaw and was dragged by a cayuse. Major Lee Moorhouse returned from Portland with his Indian curios exhibit now at the Imperial hotel drawing wide interest. A double header baseball game at Round-up Park features the Boston Bloomers vs Pendleton Bulldoggers at 1 PM and Buckaroos vs Pippins at 2:20 PM, with the visiting LaSalle team of Walla Walla routed by the female players yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dicks
G. E. Taylor
Fuil
Alex Manning
John Kearney
Lehman Springs
Whsenes
Jack Keefe
Elks
Portland
J. E. Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Lee Moorhouse
Major Lee Moorhouse
Imperial Hotel
Boston Bloomers
Pendleton “Bulldoggers
Buckarooes
Pippins
LaSalle
Walla Walla
Britain's Panama Bill Protest May Delay Senate Action
Britain objects to the Panama canal bill in a protest described by the state department as a purely legislative matter not a diplomatic crisis. The main development is the risk that Britain’s protest over tolls could push the senate debate to the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Washington
State Department
England
Great Britain
Senate
Lorimer Case Blocks Archbald Impeachment Action
Washington July 12 Lorimer case blocks further action by the house in Archbald impeachment proceedings. A 222 to 1 vote led to deferral at the request of Chairman Clayton as the senate handles the Lorimer affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorimer
House
Archbald
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Orangemen plan largest Boyne celebration in Philadelphia
Philadelphia marks William III events and the 222nd Boyne anniversary with a major parade under Orangemen. City hopes to host a 225th anniversary nationwide celebration with elaborate activities in the years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William III
Prince of Orange
Boyne
Orangemen
United States
Harness races at Madison Park draw entries from many cities
Racing at Seattle Washington on July 12 features a splendid list of running horses entered for races starting at Madison Park. Harness races promise strong competition with entries from Alan Idaho Coeur d Alene Vancouver BC and other cities affiliated with the Seattle Blood Horse Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Madison Park
Alan
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle Blood Horse Association
Kansas Wheat Yield Forecast Up By Twenty Million Bushels
Hutchinson Kansas July 12 Wheat experts predict Kansas will harvest twenty million bushels more than last year with some markets hinting at five million bushels. Most sections report good quality aside from burned spots. Corn in western Kansas is in fine shape and the state is set to have a large oat crop with many fields expected to yield eighty bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas
Boy Held as Embezzler Indicted in Pomona Bank Theft
Earl Standard, a young bank bookkeeper from Los Angeles, previously jailed on charges of embezzling over 150000 dollars from the American National Bank of Pomona, was indicted by a federal grand jury on six counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Earl Standard
American National Bank of
Political Grave Digging Ends Aspirants Careers
A pithy reflection on how candidates often undermine rivals, creating personal downfalls by their own hand. The line suggests entrenched tactics in campaigns, with rivals becoming casualties of their own political traps.
Pendleton Elks Capture Three Prizes
Pendleton Elks lead a large parade with The Dalles and Portland lodges prominent. Revelers in purple and white feathers nabbed girls from sidewalks, scalped them amidst hooting, and danced around them. Cowboys rope willing victims as a holiday mood spreads through Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland Lodge
Dalles
Indiana
Pendleton Round-Up Featured in Portland Parade Display
The Pendleton round-up division drew the crowd as 300 Indians cowboys stage drivers and mule punchers paraded in Portland. A special Pendleton Lodge show featured 280 mustangs, 11 coaches and 18 palace stock cars, cost over 6000 dollars, and included 25 horse riders, 26 painted warriors, and Elks in war regalia. The event showcased a grand lodge exhibit with Indians and frontier figures and ended with hotel lobby performances by the Chinook-speaking group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Evening Telegram
Ellis
Dalles
United States
Pendleton Lodge
Portland
Palace
Country Club
George Strand
Chauncey Haines
Dixie Land
Billy" MockKay
Charles van Pelt
John Mitchell
Umatilla Reservation
The
Elks
Grand Lodge
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Grops
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Newsy
Grand Jury
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
Pendleton Elks
Amoskeag Chambray
Siz
Hot Lake Sanatorium
C.W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Waller
M. P
Pierce
Oregon Res
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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