Pilot Rock Is Booming With New Barn and Hotels
Special Correspondence from Pilot Rock Oregon notes the town is booming with plans for a modern livery barn equipped with up-to-date facilities. Proposer Mr McGanthy hopes to complete it soon. Also discussed are two new hotels, one by J N Royer and another by J K Smith, signaling major local improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Ore
McGanthy
J. N. Royer
J. K. Smith
S Ts Morris
Pendleton
Ada MacItinixs
Winnie Smith
H. E
Rankin
Heppner
Lee Hriplett
Cleo Harryman
Idaho
Mission
Grayce Whittaker
Nye
Georgian Jacques
Thomas Jaques
Alta Spalding
Lehman Springs
George Schlegel
Willie Runyon
L. EB. Roy
TIZ For Tender Feet Foot Remedy Advertises Cure
An old style ad promotes a scientific foot tablet named TIZ that claims to draw out inflammation and soreness. It markets as superior to powders plasters or salves and claims to cure corns calluses trilons frostbites chilblains ingrown nails tired aching worn and nervous feet. It offers smaller shoes and promises feet in perfect condition at 26 cents per box via Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago TH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ex-Convict Sentenced to Life for Police Murder
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Frank Willis sentenced John Mc Crossley, an ex-convict, to life imprisonment for the murder of Patrolman George Crusey. Crossley fatally shot Crusey as the officer attempted to arrest him for robbing a downtown store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Willis
John Mc Crossley
George Crusey
Crossley
Crusey
Asylum Fugitive Surrenders in Salem After 40 Hours
Harry Spencer, a patient from Multnomah county, fled Ingane asylum and wandered nearly 40 hours in the heat dodging officers. He returned voluntarily and begged to be readmitted. This is his third escape, and he is described as giant in stature and prone to personal crises but not dangerous to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Harry Spencer
Ingane
Spencer
Multnomah County
Hng
Hen Steals Nest and Hatches Quail Mystery
Dr McMannes, a farmer, reports a hen that stole a nest in the woods near his house. She returned with twelve chicks and two young aunts, who appear content with their foster mother but flee when people approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gola Beach
Spokane approves city hall and fire station bonds
Spokane votes 17 majority for a new city hall with a small turnout, about one eighth of the registered. Bond issue amounts to 650000 dollars. A separate 100000 dollar bond also passes, with a 50 majority, for a new fire station.
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Spokane
Wash
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Local Carpenter
A Manila carpenter E S Lopez notes in his letter that arnica salve heals cuts wounds boils burns and skin conditions. He claims it always helps with wounds and sores and praises its effectiveness even on burns and eruptions. Available at Kooppens for 26 cents.
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Bucklen
E. S. Lopez
Manilla
Kooppens
Handbag With $500 Returned in Centralia Visit
Mrs Newman of Seattle lost a handbag containing over $500 in currency and jewelry Sunday. George F. and Fred Chambers, brothers in Centralia, found the bag the day it was lost and returned it yesterday after locating the owner who had not advertised the loss.
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Centralia
Wash—Mize
W. H. Newman
Seattle
George F
Fred Chambers
Double Tracking Begins at Baker Oregon
Baker Oregon July 20 The work of double tracking has begun on the line of the O W R N between Baker and Huntington A crew will lay the first section from Baker toward Quartz with more than 200 men at work and more to be added Bridges are widened and tracks ballasted A second double tracking section will start from Bennie toward Pleasant Valleys The railroads use piece by piece work and railroad employment boosts local business Huntington reports improved conditions despite cholera fears Health officers urged to inspect foreigners for intestinal disorders Italians and Russians have arrived in Idaho and will be examined progressively
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Baker
Ore
Here
Huntington
Norton
Quartz
Benevie
Port o Hlco Not Por Rebel Plots In Porto Rico
Uncle Sam’s first official discourager of revolutions lands in Porto Rico to report a successful mission. Special agent Joseph Kt. Darling says General Carlos Morales and General Maurice Jiminez are charged with violating neutrality laws by organizing a military expedition against the island. Morales rode headquarters from New York and arranged for arms and ammunition. the case marks the first under the 1900 act to deter revolutionary schemes in Latin America. If convicted, they face up to 3000 dollars fine and three years imprisonment.
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New York
Sam
Porto Rico
Joseph Kt. Darling
Department of Justice
Carlos I. Morales
Santo Domingo Republic
Maurice Jillinez
Mr. Darling
United States
Morales
Jimines
San Juan
Porto Krico
Darling
Santo DoMingo
Morales and
Jiminez
Cholera Scare Prompted Idaho Health Action
Idaho Board of Health acts on possible cholera spread after New York health official cautions about immigrant arrivals from Ellis Island. Dr Ralph Falk sends immigrant slips to local officers detailing arrivals from Russia and Italy as part of broader nationwide campaigns to curb the threat.
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Boise
Ilaho
Atvah II Devty
New York
Board of Healthy
United States Pubic Health and Marine Hospital Service
Ralph Falk
Idaho Board of Health
Idaho
Ellis Taland
Russia
Italy
Penitentiary bonds reveal low funds threaten chaplains
The state penitentiary maintenance appropriation is found to be barely sufficient for the next year. Two chaplains Rev Father Moore and Rev Phillip Bauer are to be paid $400 annually, but funds are too tight. Attorney General Crawford has been asked for an opinion and a solution to fund the chaplains until the next legislature is likely. The matter requires action to provide funds and keep the penitentiary operations orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidemore
Father Moore
Phillip Bauer
Crawford
James
Atate
Willl
Too Tough for Prisoners Sent to Ti m mps
Judge Mulqueen declares Peer Reed a “too tough” boy unfit for the Tombs prison, sending him to Ti m mps for protection of prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
Peer Reed
Timmps
Mulqueen
Hunter Found Dead Near Camp in Santa Rosa Cal
John Moss, a hunter missing for two days, was found dead 200 yards from his camp in Santa Rosa. Death attributed to exposure and dehydration after an apparent extended exposure ordeal. Police report no foul play suspected. investigation ongoing.
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Dent
Santa Rosa
Cal
John Moss
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Pregnancy for Expectant Mothers
A notice extols Mother's Friend as a trusted preparation for childbirth, claiming it lubricates muscles and nerves, relieves tenderness, and aids natural motherhood. The ad invites mothers-to-be to obtain the remedy from drug stores and to request a free informational booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Tramp Sleeps During Party at Wenham Home
A wandering hobo spent the night in West Main street residence of W H Wenham after a party. The intruder used an upstairs bed while the family hosted guests. Morning observations found him leaving the hall and heading downtown, with no upstairs occupants found.
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Hobo
Pelican
Pullman
Wash
Pullmn
W. H. Wenham
West Main Street
Wenham
Miss May Wenham
Pendleton Pound Seizure Offer for Untaken Animals
The City Pound of Pendleton offers two animals for sale if not claimed within ten days: a bay mare about 900 pounds branded 10 and a gray horse about 1900 pounds branded N. If unclaimed, the animals will be sold at public auction for cash at 2 p.m. July 26, 1911, at the Oregon Feed Yard. Proceeds cover costs of sale. Dated July 15, 1911. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
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Pendieton
Oregon
Pendleton
Tom Gurdane
City Marghal
Pendleton Seeks Coal Bids For City Mall Basement
The Pendleton Common Council invites sealed bids to furnish 40 tons of Rock Spring coal delivered to the City Mall basement. Proposals must be received by the City Recorder by 5 p.m. July 26, 1911. John Hailey Jr., Acting Recorder.
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Pendleton
Rock Spring
Oregon
John Hailey, JR
Chinese Doctors York and York Remedy Leads To Cure
A testimonial from Andr Berg of Walla Walla praises Doctors York and York for treating kidney and stomach disorders with their Chinese medicine. He reports long illness, prior failed doctoring, weight gain, and readiness to recommend their treatment to others. The firm offers free consultations and circulars by mail.
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York & York
Andr. Berg
York & York Medicine CO
W. Main St
Walla Walla Wa
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C. C. Cooper
Diugster
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Ed MacInnis
Dick Waugh
Andy Must
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L. Ching Wo
Walla Walla
Victor
L. G
Withers
Mont
L. Ching WO Chinese Medicine Company
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Washington
Ioip
Beer of Health
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East
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Tramp
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Main Street
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