Additional Personalities at Lehman Springs and Area
Dr. Fred Lienallen of Pilot Rock guests at Lehman Springs with Charles Cole wife and son. Mr. Cole erects a large barn at Pilot Rock. Elmer Kennedy plans to move to Portland. Senator J. N. Burgess returns from a sheep ranch visit at Pilot Rock. W. i. Gassette, Bankers Life agent, returns from Weston. W. G. Dunbar, Buick agent, travels to Pilot Rock with Lee D. Drake and others, then to Eugene. Eugene Guard founder Robert N. Stanfield and brother G. E. Stanfield visit on business. they are at Imperial Portland. In the seventeenth century the epithet Miss was a reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lienallen
Pilot Rock
Lehman Springs
Charles Cole
Mr. Cole
Elmer Kennedy
Portland
J. N. Burgess
W. i. Gassette
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
Weston Yester
W. G. Dunbar
Buick
Lee D. Drake
W. McDaniel
Pendleton
Eugene
Eugene Guard
Robert N. Stanfield
Stanfield
Oregon
G. E. Stanfield
Imperial—Portland Journal
Pendleton hotel owner plans beds for crowd at wild west show
Howman Hotel proprietor James Cooper will place 200 folding beds in his sample room to help handle Round-Up crowd. Jake Welsh on Court Street complains his soda fountain ran short of vanilla syrup, misreading the whiskey rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Cooper
Howman
Oost
Ole
Jake Welsh
Court Street
Eyrup
Pendleton
Ukiah Pharmacist Plans Reopening After Settlement
Pherything O. K. says druggist J H W Wilken returned from Portland after conferring with the Blumauer Prink company. He asserts a settlement was reached and announces the store will reopen Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherything O. K
J. H W. Wilken
Seatiet Hin
Portland
Blumauer- Prink Company
Surefactors
Chefs Debate Turns to Fight at Brattle Gas Kitchen
In Brattle last evening at 7:30 Chefs Frank Davie and Tommy Masten clashed over a dispute at the Gas Kitchen. They damaged each other’s faces before officers arrived. Both were arrested and posted bail, which was forfeited this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davie
Tommy Masten
Bour
Runaway Lumber Team Causes East Alta Street Crash
A lumber wagon team sped down East Alta street this morning far above local speed limits. The runaway ended when the wagon struck a telephone pole in front of Fred Earle’s home, damaging the wagon and startling onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Alta Street
Fred Earle
Drunkard Jordan Defies Judge In Court Appearance
John Jordan faced Acting Police Judge Halley for drunkenness and obstinate behavior with an Indian companion. He pleaded not guilty, was found guilty, and sentenced to ten days in jail due to intoxication, profanity, and prior offenses. Another intoxicated Indian, Walter Bongon, was fined five dollars for his offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jordan
Halley
Becameing Knew
Jordan
Becme
Walter Bongon
Girl Drowns in Tub of Water in Modesto Yard
Margaret Menini a 15 month old child of Mr and Mrs John Menini of Westport district Modesto Calif is drowned in a rear yard tub of water this morning. The father left the child playing outside for a few minutes and found the body on returning. Parents are prostrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Calif
Margaret Menini
John Menini
Westport
Sunday Funeral Restrictions Stir California Cemeteries
Undertakers and religious leaders push to ban Sunday burials in San Joaquin Cemetery and similar city plots. Father McGough of St Marys Church ordered gates closed on Sundays except emergencies, a policy now in effect. B C Wallace, head of the California Funeral Directors Association, plans to raise the issue with state undertakers in San Francisco next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keet
Stockton
Casit
Father McGough
St. Marys
San Joaquin
Bursl
B. C. Wallace
Pastors Complete 1 Church in One Day
Fifteen pastors in bed carriers garb with saws and hammers raked and boarded the Minnehaha Methodist Episcopal church in Spokane Washington from early morning to 6 pm with an hour for lunch served by the congregation women. John Ward directed the carpenters assisted by Rev H E Greening and Rev H C Kohr. One forefinger was injured but work continued. The dedication is planned for mid August with pastors from the Pacific Northwest expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Minnehaha Methodist Episcopal Church
John Ward
H. E. Greening
H. C. Kohr
Vincent Church
Henry Brown
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Forest Fires Under Control Near Prospect Oregon
Three forest fires on Elk Creek Beaver Creek and near Browns cabin far from Prospect are now under control with good fire conditions reported. Fire crews report progress and safety measures in place across the affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ore
Elk Creek
Beaver Creek
Brown's Cabin
Prospect
Supervisor Hiccson Prepares as Rain Delays Fire Season
The report notes that fires are likely to start later than last year as Supervisor Hiccson positions his forces and readies for possible severe conditions. Prolonged rains have postponed the start of the fire season and reduced immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiiccson
Kisses Worth the Price in Jersey Court Case
Dominick Pugilese of Roselle paid a $19.25 fine for disorderly conduct after seizing Miss Margaret Hudson and kissing her at the Me Times Fair in Elizabeth New Jersey. He told Judge Roosa he would pay $10 and no more, but the judge upheld the full fine. The defendant declared the act was worth it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Dominick Pugilese
Roselle
Roosa
Margaret Hudson
Pucilese
Violin Case Item Crafted From 158 Woods
George Steltz of Moscow Idaho creates a violin case using 58 pieces of material representing 44 kinds of wood. The case, said to include woods from many countries, embodies two months of work spread over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Moscow
George Steltz
Jide
Steltz
SURE HE IS GOING TO DIE Business Man Sells Out and Prepares for Food
Isaac Besitcky a well known Vineland New Jersey business man announces he will depart this life this month after a toothache medicine burned his mouth. His family called physicians across the county as he wastes away. Doctors call it nerves but he declines treatment and has sold his belongings at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland
N. J
Isaac Besitcky
Norma
Besitsky
Nineteen Peru men held in girl’s story scandal
After Flora Bell Todd a 14 year old girl told an alarming tale in Ottawa, Judge Hidredge called a special grand jury. Nineteen Peru men were arrested and 24 more are sought as indictments are issued against forty three men. Some fled and many couples are expected to divorce amid community uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Mischke
Hiidredge
Ottawa
Flora Bell Todd
Hidredge
Agan Nst
Innocent Man Paroled After Confession Shifts Blame
In Phoenix Governor Sloane signed parole for Harry Joss, jailed for life on circumstantial murder charges in Globe. A new confession by Frank Owen, under arrest, shifts blame to Virgil Hayes, clearing Joss of the crime tied to Etex Chiquita. The case hinges on Owen's admission and Hayes’s alleged involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
aAr
Sloane
Harry Joss
Territorial
Etex Chiquita
Globe
Joss
Frank Owen
Virgil Hayes
Owen
Prisoner Paroled After Board Recommends Release
An inmate engaged in conflict with Chiquita faced a crime that spurred a governor's commutation to fifty years. The territorial board of prison control, lacking pardon power, urged parole. Joss was released by the governor, and Bayes was arrested near Los Angeles after Owen's June confession at Winkleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Chiquita
Territorial Board of Prison Control
Joss
Owen
Winkleman
Bayes
Los Angeles
Coming Week Conference Openings In London and St Paul
The coming week features the International Socially for the Promotion of Commercial Education opening a world conference in London extending to August 12. The Photographers' Association of America will open its annual national convention in St Paul and continue through the week. The National Hay Association, composed of leading hay dealers and shippers, will convene in Niagara Falls. On Wednesday, the First Universal Laces Congress opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Socially
London
Association of America
St Paul
National
Hay Association
Niagara Falls
Racial Understanding Forum Opens in London and Conventions
The object of bringing about a better understanding between the different races of the world opens in London. The United States League of Building and Loan Associations will open a National convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. The Republican state convention of Nebraska will meet in Lincoln to select a new state committee and draft a platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nebraska
Linoln
Parisian Sage Hair Grower Promises Luxuriant Hair
Glorious tar advertisement claims Parisian Sage offers rapid hair growth and lasting lustre for women. It asserts the product keeps the scalp clean, stops itching, removes dandruff, and prevents hair loss or grayning with daily use. Tallman & Co. guarantee the advertised results for a large bottle priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tallman & Co
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Troas
Alta Street
Rogers Mfg. Co
Blanchard
Jensen Creamery Company
Pendleton, Oregon
Delano Beach
Puget Sound
Tacoma
George E. Delano
Lake Bay
P. D
Newsy
Wirst
Jesse
Dale
Rothwell
Optomethist
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
SOX
Boston
Court and Johnson Sts
Dleton Dye Works
Fhone Malin
Alta
E. T. Wade
Temple Big
Pendleton, Ora
Kentucky
Columbia Liquor Store
Sale Distributors
Herman Peters
Prop
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