Favor Continuance of Weekly Concerts
Meeting today by the Commercial club discussed finishing a 12 concert series with seven already given. Funds for the club’s concert costs were short, but uncollected subscriptions may be pursued to cover obligations. Committees, led by Ingram, Hill, Gray, Brock, and O Gara, were named to straighten finances and solicit subscriptions. The session was led by Dan Smythe in absence of President Thompson.
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Hoon
WI Ingram
Commercte Club Fund
Ben Hill
Harry Gray
Incram
Messie Brock
Ingram and
O'Gara
W. L. Thompson
Dan P. Smythe
Disinterment of Adam Hawk and relocation completed
Mocllps Wash. The body of the late Adam Hawk was disinterred from Tohota and moved to Bay Center on Monday by a brother. In a drug store, three Indians asked for medicine to mask the smell of the dead man, saying he was about six moons old.
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Mocllps
Wash
Adam Hawk
Tohota
Bay Center
Gratitude for Help During Family Illness
Mrs B E Collins and Sons Gilbert Wilbur and Lawrence express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors United Artisans Alpha Assembly No for timely help and sympathy during their distress over their boy’s illness. Special thanks to Dr Hoisington for attentive care and osteopathy’s benefits.
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United Artisans
Alpha Assembly No
Hoisington
B. E. Collins
Alleged Bread Trust Forming Across Ontario Cities
Toronto July 22 report says leading bakeries in Toronto London Ottawa Hamilton and other Ontario cities are organizing a merger that will likely finish within ten days. The alleged trust would nearly monopolize the province bread market.
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Toronto
Ont
London
Ottawa
Hamilton
Ontario
Trust
Not to enjoy life but to employ life, Macduff quote
The fragment reflects a Shakespearean motif praising purposeful living through work. It presents a brief assertion attributed to Macduff, suggesting utility over leisure as guiding value. The isolated line hints at literary or educational context within a larger page.
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Macduff
Pendleton Weather and Local Notices Brief
Official weather report notes a maximum temperature and a low of 64. A marriage license was issued to Joseph G O McCoy and Ess A Morris, both of the county. Columbia Prod Hice company sues Pendleton Creamery for 126.46 and a $1,000 note. County Judge Gilliland reports better grain yields at Stewart creek near Pilot Rock with wheat around 20 bushels per acre and barley 30. Trains No 5 and the westbound passenger and fast mail faced cloudburst delays in southern Idaho. No 5 halted, first section of No 7 ran later.
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Joseph GO. McCoy
Ess A. Morris
County
Creamery Company
Ant
Columbia Prod Hice Company
Pendleton Creamery
MOM Pan
Pilot Rock
Gilliland
Stewart Creek
Svetlin
Crowdhurst
Idaho
Fest Mall
Local Convict Escapes From State Fair Grounds
Albert Crawford, part of a trio of box car robbers nabbed by a freight conductor at Gibbon last spring and sent to two years, has escaped while serving as a trusty at the State fair grounds. His release would have come in December, but another catch means a longer sentence.
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Albert Crawford
Gibbon
State Fair Grounds
Vice President Elected President of Hibernians
James Reagan of St Paul was elected president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians this afternoon by a 12 vote margin over Matthew Cummings after a hard fought convention battle in Portland on July 22.
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Portland
James Reagan
St. Paul
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Matthew Cummings
Gun at Fort Monroe deemed dangerous after blast
Fort Monroe July 22 A bell of eleven lives due to a gun explosion prompted an inquiry into the fortress weapons. One gun was found worn with the breech lock held by a thin metal strip. The device will be replaced. The catastrophe is blamed on the firing mechanic. The board's report is expected by week's end.
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Fort Monroe
Strikers Refuse Minister's Offer of Arbitration
Toronto July 22 The minister of labor offer to arbitrate the Grand Trunk strike was rejected. Vice President Barry of the conductors said the men were arbitrating in their own way and doing a good job. The strikers committee accepted the offer only on terms they knew would be rejected. They want to appoint two of the three arbitrators. President Hayes of the railroad rejected the offer. The biggest Canadian strike will continue.
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Toronto
Barry
Hayes
Government Buries Victims of Explosion at Fortress Monroe
Norwark Va July 22 The great rifles at Fortress Monroe fall silent as 11 artillerymen lie dead awaiting burial. Colonel Townsley reports the government will cover burial expenses and notify families. Survivors praised for braving danger to avert further disaster after No 1 Derussey battery premature discharge.
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Norwark
Great Rifles
Fortress Monroe
National Guard
Townsley
War Department
Derussey
Wool Exports Rise Amid Low U.S. Wool Demand
Boston reports a booming wool export trade as 1,700,000 pounds of foreten wool in bond are reshipped to London for auction. For six months Reston exports total 9,550,000 pounds, far above last year’s 170,000 pounds, though overall demand remains weak in the American textile industry.
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Boston
Loreal
London
Reston
Sweethearts Patch Up After Twenty Five Years
Garden Grove California reports a couple reconciles after a 25 year separation. Bishop Garrison and Eva Rueg wed again and begin a longer honeymoon than their previous 25 year split. They met as engaged students in a New York college and plan to visit Oakdale New York as part of their renewed marriage.
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Garden Grove
Cal
Bishop
Garrison
Eva FE
Ruge
Miss Rueg
Lttle
New York
Garrieon
Oakdale
NS. Y
Dollar wheat 18 loom in sight with price rise
Portland July 22 dollar wheat is in sight with a rise in flour prices and smaller loaves for consumers. Wheat prices are advancing here and in Chicago Berlin Paris and Budapest, with each market offering higher cereal prices. Millers offer 93 cents for Bluestem delivered here as Pacific Northwest yields stay good. a 20 cent per barrel advance on patent wheat flour is announced for tomorrow.
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Portland
Chicago
Berlin
Paris
Budapest
Pacific Northwest
Head Hunters Vight Japanese Stubbornly Head Hunters Vight
Victoria B C Further advices of the little war Japan is waging against Formosan aborigines were brought by the Awa Mari. The Treenew forces are now building intrenched lines with blockhouses and flankers. The fighting ranges in forests and mountains at 000 to 000 feet. The Japanese claim success with mountain guns and machine guns, driving natives from mountain strongholds with heavy loss. Prisoners say natives were unaware of bayonets. Panthers in Douglas county are wounded but still dangerous. no schools or missionaries among them.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Ines
Dante
Railroads Accused by Lumber Companies
A Louisville lumber firms' petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks Louisville Ky as a reconsignment point for hardwood lumber from the south to the north and west with adjusted rates. The complaint accuses the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and other carriers of refusing to reconsign at Louisville causing extortionate discriminatory rates on southern shipments through Louisville.
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Washington
Louisville
Kyw
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Mind deranged by aviation craze shocks New York
In New York a 16 year old, Henry Meyer, on a Third Avenue elevated train, spoke and wrote aloud about an emperor of China and aeroplane races in Pekin. He claimed to be an airship steward and read cables to the emperor. A police officer stopped the train when the message drew concern. Meyer refused to leave until he was reassured he was the emperor’s brother and to be taken to the palace.
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New York
Henry Meyer
Meyer
Third Avenue
Emperor of Ching
Pekin
China
Slong
May Wanted at Once in Mechanics Department
Wanted at once for steady employment in the mechanical department of Eas Oregonian. Must be 15 years of age. Opportunity to learn a good trade. Apply at this office.
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May
Eas
Oregonian
To Begin War on Files Walla Walla Campaign
City officials face a push to curb fly nuisance with immediate actions. Complaints pile up as manure near barns remains a breeding ground, with residents urging alley cleanups to reduce pest problems and potential prosecutions.
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Walla Walla
City official cites record nuisance in alleys
A city official warns that nuisance levels in alleys are higher than ever and that no steps are being taken to alleviate the problem, signaling growing concern over urban blight and safety conditions.
Hammerstein skeleton may be shown at bankruptcy hearing
In Philadelphia the skeleton claim against Harry Hammerstein surfaced as attorney Frederick Drake alleged Hammerstein’s marriage history. Drake said Hammerstein never divorced a Springfield Mass. wife and that the present Mrs Hammerstein is the widow of Charles Fonda. The hearing before Reserve Richard Hunter included testimony from a woman claiming to be Mrs Hammerstein who disputed seizure of household goods.
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Philadelphia
Hammerstein
Frederick Drake
Harry Hammerstein
Impressario
Julius Levy
Portland Plans Big Welcome Port J Hill
Portland authorizes a large welcome for James J. Hill during the harvest festival in early September. He has accepted Portland's invitation over speaking at St. Paul, with a grand banquet planned to honor the "Sage of St. Paul" for his work in Oregon rail development and expansion.
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Oregon
Portland
Bey
Julius Meter
Livestock Association
C. C. Chapman
Hill
Portland. Or
James J. Hill
St. Paul
The
Conservation Congress
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Pope
Holt Williams
Tahola
McNe!l's Island
Jack Webster
Mgr
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Just
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Main and Webb Streets
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Newsy
Pendleton
Official Weather Report
Hibernians
Fort Pound
Patcil
Harvesters
Douglas County
Ert
Main Street
Atla and
Court Sts
Hammerstein Family
Mr. Hammerstein
J. Hill
Murphy Bros
Dale Rothwell
With.Wm. Hanscom the
Jeweler
John Schmidt
F. A. Clise
Joeeezer
Echo
Umatilla County
Main St
Lee Teutsgch
MR. Leezer
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