Dairy cows to be tuberculin tested at no cost
The Federal Bureau of Animal Industry will inspect Pendleton dairy herds for bovine tuberculosis at no expense to the city or owners. Dr. McClure will oversee the examination, with city officials drafting an ordinance to enforce inspections and possible bans. Additional measures may include Madison street damages and High street gulch work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Bureau of Animal Industry
McClure
W. G. Cole
Raley
Cole
Madison Street
J. Robinson
Early cold care urges swift action
A public health advisory stresses treating a cold at the very first signs to prevent it from turning into a deeper illness. It warns that each hour lost at the outset can extend suffering and complicate recovery. Take prompt steps to reduce duration and severity.
Council surveys High street from Malin to Oak streets
The council surveyed High street from Malin to Oak streets. A request from the fair commissioners to use a block on Railroad street during the coming fair was referred to the street committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Malin
Oak Streets
Fair Commissioners
Railroad Street
Blake and Dunnington Wed in City Ceremony
Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock Roy Blake and Millie Dunnington were married in the city in the presence of friends and relatives. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. E. Storey at his home. The couple will return to Helix to start a new home. Blake is a warehouse man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Blake
Millie Dunnington
R. E. Storey
the Baptist Church
Alta Street
Storey
Harvey to Haul 500 Cords Wood From Stump
H H Harvey leaves for Meacham to supervise three work crews for a month. They will haul 500 cords of timber four miles to the rail yard wood dump, aiming to finish within a month. Wood price in Meacham ranges from four to four dollars fifty cents per cord with strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Harvey
Meacham
Ben
Pendleton and Bickford Explore Northwest Prospects
Tn Pendleton and H K Bickford formerly of Alva Oklahoma visit the city for several days to review business prospects and inspect the surrounding country. Bickford may settle in the northwest though undecided. He organized the Woods County bank at Alva and was a Cherokee Strip pioneer, as were Adams and Bert Huffman of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Pendleton
H. K. Bickford
Alva
Oklahoma
C. B.adams
Pendleton Investment Company
Bickford
Woods County
Okla
Cherokee Strip
Mr. Adams
Bert Huffman
Pendleton City Property Sought By Garfield Dealer
A Garfield Washington realty dealer reports a client wants to trade Garfield property for Pendleton city property and will relocate if a deal is made. The letter received by E. T. Wade indicates strong faith in Pendleton’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
E. T. Wade
Garfield, Wash
Garfield
Pendleton City
Regular Army Officers Shortage Highlighted in Cavalry Squadron
The 14th Cavalry squadron arrived yesterday and left this morning for a march to American Lake. Captain Pope commands the unit with several lieutenants as officers and one troop lacking an officer, overseen by the first sergeant. Most officers earned commissions from Spanish American War service, with a hard hike across Cascade Mountains to Vancouver barracks ahead. The men, including West Pointer scarcity, performed well on a dusty march and earned public respect, while a regimental band concert drew four to five hundred at the fair pavilion under Chief Musician Osterman.
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14Th Cavalry
Jake
Pope
Ellis
Joyce
Chamberlain
Hume
Quarterminster
Peterson
Converse
McKenney
Meyer
Rush
Sam
Cascade Mountains
Barlow Road
Gresham
Vancouver Barracks
American Lake
Walla Walla
Vancouver
Echo
Fair Pavilion
Osterman
Baseball Association
Seattle Beats Vancouver In Wild 8-8 Tie In North West Ball
In Seattle on July 15 the game between Seattle and Vancouver ended in an eight to eight draw after a late surge by the Silwashes. Hickey was hit hard in the final innings as Hayes Boyle and Meets, and Sugden contributed for Seattle. Vancouver’s lineup included players listed in the muddled report.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Silwashes
Hickey
Hayes
Boyle
Meets
Sugden
Butte Fails to Solve Starkell in Daily Contest
Butte, Mont, July 15. Butte was unable today to solve Starkell. Score and players listed include R. H. B. ABSIOGEN and others racing against Starkell, with Boettiger, Thomas, and Kreitz among those noted in the crowded field.
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Butte
Mont
Starkell
R. H. B. Absiogen
Boettiger
Thomas and
Kreitz
San Francisco Wins 14 Inning Title Bout Over Oakland
San Francisco defeated Oakland 8 to 6 in 14 innings as SFO rallied late. Sutor and Berry pitched for San Francisco while Hardy and Lewis closed. In Portland Portland beat Los Angeles 7 to 1 after a sixth inning rain delay, aided by key errors and a walk. Garrett and Madden, Hesp and Easterly contributed for the visitors. Other scores: Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 0. St Louis 1, Philadelphia 0. Pittsburgh 2, Boston 0. Chicago 0, New York 1.
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San Francisco
Oakland
R. H. BE
Oakland Oo
Sutor
Berry
Hardy
Lewis
Baseball Scores From Multiple City Matches
At Washington Washington 3 St. Louis 2. Philadelphia first game Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1. Second game Chicago 2 Philadelphia 7. Boston Detroit 5 Boston 1. New York first game Cleveland 16 New York 1. Second game Cleveland 3 New York 2.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroilt
New York
Cleveland
Ingram Sells Out Interest in Demott Grocery
Ingram has sold his interest in the Demott grocery on Main Street for 2700 dollars to R R Demott and wife. The purchase was made for Roy Demott, nephew of George R Demott, who is not yet of age. George R Demott states the business will continue as George R Demott & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ingram
Demot
Main Street
R. R. Demott
Roy Demott
George R. Demott
George R. Demott & Co
Blu Mauer-Frank Drug Agent in City Trip
B C Skiles of Blu mauer-Frank Drug Co Portland visited the city on his regular trip yesterday. He leaves this morning for Wallowa canyon where Mrs Skiles and daughter are camping for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Skiles
Blumauer-Frank Drug Company
Portland
Wallowa Canyon
Tea Promise: Grocer Refunds If Not Liked
A lighthearted note states that a grocer will return your money if you dislike the tea. The playful ad emphasizes customer satisfaction and a money-back assurance.
Miller Reports Oregon Growth From Chicago Conference
General Freight Agent R B Miller of the O R and N returned home from a Harriman system officials conference in Chicago. He notes intense heat there and praises Oregon climate as the westward movement accelerates, with thousands already looking to Oregon and a yearly rise in northwest migration.
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RK. B. Miller
R. EB. Miller
Harriman
Chicago
Estern
Mr. Miller
Oregon
Northwest
Hag Crippled Paw Dean Goodman Hand Suffered Blood Poisoning
Dean Goodman a University of Ohio student spending his vacation here is severely afflicted with a crippled hand. His right hand is afflicted by a form of blood poisoning requiring him to keep his arm in a sling.
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Hag
Dean Goodman
U. of 0
Ellis Ireland Heads for Grouse Mountain Outing
Ellis Ireland and family depart tomorrow morning for Grouse Mountain near Wenaha Springs for a month long countryside excursion with planned return after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ireland
Camn
Grouse Mountain
Wenaha Springs
Jurisdiction Question in Peringer Case Before Judge Bean
Mesures Lowell and Winter filed a motion asserting federal court jurisdiction to revoke the restraining order Marion Jack obtained. Jack’s attorneys answered. Once the other side replies, Judge Bean will act on the motion and take up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesures, Lowell & Winter
Roy V. Peringer
Judge Bean
Marion Jack
Jack
Bean
Roosevelt declines phonograph joint speaking stunt
Oyster Bay July 16 Roosevelt will not join the proposed combination with Bryan for a campaign phonograph record project. A phonograph company manager proposed making records of Roosevelt and Bryan speeches and distributing a national joint recording to ease campaign travel, but Roosevelt turned the idea down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Roosevelt
Bryan
Rancher Found Bleeding With Infant In San Jose Home
San Jose sheriffs officers seek to determine if Bradford Van Vrany was a victim of foul play or attempted self harm. He was found in a pool of blood at his home with a baby girl unharmed nearby. No knife was found and his story upon revival at the hospital was incoherent.
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San Jose
Cal
Bradford van Vranky
Unable to wed locally over age question
Miss Beesle BE Girton of Harney county and Elvin B. Marshall of this county could not obtain a license in the city as age could not be sworn. They traveled to Walla Walla where a license was issued and Rev. A L Thoroughman, formerly of this city, united them in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beesle BE
Girton
Harney County
Elvin B. Marshall
Walla Walla
A. L. Thoroughman
Let Contract for Heating Plant Near Main Street Bridge
Taylor Hardware yesterday secured the contract to install a modern hot water heating plant in the concrete building being erected near Main Street bridge by photographer W. S. Bowman. The system in the new building will be among the best in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street Bridge
W. 8. Bowman
Will Stay in La Grande As O'Brien Plans Local League
Jack O'Brien will remain in La Grande and organize another league next summer on the ground floor of local efforts, according to the La Grande Observer. The plan focuses on developing regional sports activity and community structures within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Jack O’bdien
Santa Barbara Fire After 36 Hours Gains Control
After 36 hours of battling the flames in Santa Barbara California firefighters claim control. Reports say two men perished despite rumors of higher loss. Four large Union Oil tanks were destroyed in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Union Oil Company
Plan to Build Hand at Yakima Valley Railroad
Yakima Valley Transportation trustees seek stockholder approval to make a financial deal with eastern capitalists for completing the railroad. The plan would transfer management to eastern interests while protecting local shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Eastern Capitaileta
To Drain Great Lake At Cle Elum
Cle Elum Washington July 16 restrained by a temporary government dam the waters of Cle Elum lake are 18 feet above normal. In a few days a thin reserve will be released and the draw off will take about two weeks. Afterward the concrete dam work should begin, enlarging the lake to 20 miles long and 64 feet high to provide irrigation water for the Yakima valley when the river runs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle Elum, Wash
Cle Elum Lake
Yakima Valley
Wesson Estate Divided After Lengthy Will Battle
Springfield Mass July 16 After two years of litigation over the will of Daniel B Wesson who died in August 1906 leaving a 26 million estate a compromise agreement has been reached in the supreme court By testamentary specifics over 4 million in bequests are filed the residue to be divided equally among Walter H Wesson Joseph Wesson Sarah J Bull and the four children of Frank Wesson The Wesson factory is to be incorporated and run by Walter and Joseph H Wesson
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Springfield
Mass
Daniel B. Wesson
Supreme Court
Byts Torme
Walter H. Wesson
Jozeeph Wesson
Sarah J. Bull
Frank Wesson
Wesson
Walter and
Joseph H. Wesson
Wanted at Once Good Clean Rags
East Oregonian office advertises purchasing clean rags at market price sought promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
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