Local Advertisements Highlight Frazer Vaudeville and Stores
Local notices advertise Frazer vaudeville and week long shows starring The Callahans and Sam Howard plus Mable Howard. Retail promotions include Hawley Bros closing out dry goods, new spring shirts at The Boston, and Best on earth carbonated drinks at a soda shop. Hardware and harvesters from Holt machinery dealer E L Smith promote prices, with rental space and cleaning services at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rader
Withee’s
The
Boston
Kunkel’s
Hawley Bros
Bos
Gratz's
Baer & Daley's
Frazer
Sam
Frank Howard
Frazer In Force
Harry & Worry
Mable Howard
St. George
Fire Destroys Unoccupied West End House
A fire at Fred Langever's unoccupied Jane Street residence caused extensive damage to the one story structure and its contents. Insurance adjusters and city officials investigate the suspected arson, with estimated losses around 750 dollars and varying insurer figures. Police search for a suspect linked to the break or motive as alarms and a large turnout responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Langever
Jane Street
Carney
Withee
Langever
Lehman Springs
Citizena‘ Insurance Company
St. Louis
Theringia Insurance Company
Fire Association
Philadelphia
Carl Churchill
Glenn
Com Pines
Miller Divorce Case Clouds Scrutiny of Abuse Allegations
Mrs Sophia Miller files counter charges against husband Gottfried Miller in a divorce case. She alleges five years of beating and abuse including a teacup throw and bruising near the left ear. She claims no grounds for divorce, accuses him of sedition, insults, withholding food, and restricting her movements on the farm. She enumerates his extensive property interests. The court is asked to grant $500 attorneys fees, $10 court costs, and $25 monthly alimony during the proceedings. Judge Ellis issues a citation requiring appearance and show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ellis
Suspect Arrested in Sheepherder Hold-Up Case
William Wood, a northern county cattleman, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hinksey and charged as one of three men who held up J. Rubail, a sheepherder for David & Eyraud. Wood posted 250 cash bond after waiving preliminary exam and denying guilt. Rubail identified him. capture followed at his farm on the upper Walla Walla river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
J. Rubail
Hinksey
David & Eyraud
Wood
FitzGerald
Ruball
Walla Walla River
Champ Clark Portrait as a Democratic Leader
A pen portrait of Champ Clark portrays him as a tall imposing Missouri figure, a veteran stump speaker and writer, dressed in an old southern planter style with a Prince Albert coat and a wide slouch hat. His humor is quaint and his drawl marks his speaking style, while his habit of reciting what he reads reflects a learned, omnivorous reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Clark
Prince Albert
Cbin
Personalities Gather in Pendleton for Harvest, Travel Talk
Local society notes list Fred M. Branch visiting with Frank B. Clapton from the New York Underwriters' Association. Stanley Coffman the Yakima shepman is in town en route home from the World's Fair. Ralph Stanley, Sack sewer champion of La Grande, arrives to work harvest. Lester Means of Pendleton travels here Thursday to stay with parents at King camp. Sam H. B. Stoy of London Lancashire Assurance Company inspects in the city. J. Dennis, Hartford and Citizens' agents, hosts a social session with John Bentley. Claude Jett takes a traction engineer post on the reservation for the harvest season. W. Stamper of Birch Creek reports rains harmed roads and gardens with no lasting crop damage. Special Excursion to the World's Fair: Denver & Rio Grande with Missouri Pacific run June excursions Portland to St. Louis. Pendleton rate $60 round trip. stops at Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City. Reservations to W. C. McBride, Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Branch
New York Underwriters’ Association
Frank B. Clapton
Stanley Coffman
Yakima Shepman
Ralph Stanley
la Grande
Pendleton
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Portland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Fanaas City
W. C. McBride
Third Street
Patton Brings 20 Mules From Stein Mountains Jaunt
Mark Patton returned to the city yesterday from a three weeks trip to the Stein mountains. He brought back 20 head of mules. During the trip he spent time hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Patton
Stein Mountains
Household Goods for Sale and Population Note
Household goods for sale include a new piano and organ, an range, two bedroom sets, and an extension table. Seller Carl Guloti lists 612 Clay Street Manila as the contact. The text also states population estimates of about 300,000 with roughly 10,000 American and European born residents and about 6,000 American born residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Guloti
Clay Street
Manila
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nearance Sale
Ge Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Lanny
Kunkel's
Martin's
McAdam
the Fraser
Hawley's
Hawley
Jat Hanan
Dees Goods Sale
Etfectionery
Court Street
Hose Campbell's
Pew
Cottnewood and Webb
Éinterware
Robrman
Holtcom
EL Smith
Callahans
Oxford
Teutsch’s
Joerger’s
West Court Street
Hudson. Nali
E. L. Smith
Holt Harvester
J. P. Navin
Helly
Holt Harvesters
E. L. Smith's
Pantheon Theater
Rudolph Martin
Newport Construction Company
Echo
Holt Combined Harvester
Court St
Long Beach
Newton
J. O. Wickham
Holt
Teutech
MaVeive
Mun Street
Bonn
Seppens
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
West End
Fred Lengever
PRICE
Peoples Warehouse
Lester Means
King Camp
Ashwood Prospector
Sam HB. Stoy
London @ Lancashire Assurance Company
Frank Clapton
J. Dennis
Hartford
Citizens’ Insurance Companies
Fnty
John Bentley
Claude Jett
W. Stamper
Birch Creek
AM Beate
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Main Street
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