Prefaring for August Examinations for Umatilla Teachers
Examinations for county and state papers will likely be held at the county court room from August 11 to 14. If the court room is occupied, the Eagle-Woodman hall banquet room will host the tests. The program lists State Papers with subjects across four days and County Papers scheduled from Wednesday to Friday with topics including penmanship, geography, grammar, and civics.
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Umatilla
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Union Services for August in Local Churches
The local ministerial association will hold union services on Sunday evenings in August. They will take place in different churches with pastors arranged weekly and a union choir providing music.
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Tnion
Ministerial Association
Thirtieth Year in Ministry of Rev Charles Quinney
The Rev Charles Quinney, rector of the Church of the Redeemer, marks thirty years in the ministry tomorrow after a career spanning Malta London and Canada. He opened Fort Pitt Indian mission in Saskatchewan, endured the 1885 Riel rebellion imprisonment and loss of possessions, and helped establish five churches and three rectories while baptizing over a thousand. His ministry included fifteen years in Canada and fifteen in the United States.
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Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Malta
London City
Church Missionary Society
Fort Pitt
Saskatchewan
John McLean
St. James
Prince Albert
Riel
Quinney
R. c
Canada
United States
Freewater Lad May Go to Reform School
Ernest Loll age 14 in being held by Sheriff Taylor on incorrigibility charges. A hearing is set for tomorrow with his widow mother expected, as she admits she cannot control him. He has two younger brothers and the trio recently traveled with an old horse and buggy. They reached Dayton where a stolen bicycle drew trouble and they were arrested and returned home. They then crossed to the state line, breaking into a house and stealing items until caught by Sheriff Propeck of Walla Walla near the mountains.
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Ernest Loll
Be Ing Hall
Sheriff Taylor
Freewater
Dayton
Propeck
Walla Walla
Japanese business men to be entertained in Seattle
Five chamber of commerce committees in Seattle gather a subscription fund to entertain visiting Japanese business men and officials arriving September 1 for a tour of the Pacific coast and eastern states. They aim to raise roughly ten thousand dollars.
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Seattly
Ecubs
Chamber of Commerce
Bacific
Tirkeh Empire Territory and Population Figures
The Tirkeh empire is described as having an area of 402 20 aquare miles and a population exceeding 428 400 600, indicating a vast realm with substantial demographic heft. Notes imply a structured empire with defined geographic scope and large citizen base.
Home Return of Pendleton Soldiers From Portland Visit
In and About Pendleton report Roy Reeves Herbert McGinn and Louis Belshaw members of company L returning home last evening from Portland where they had been visiting since the close of the N G encampment. A small depot will be built at Attalia Wash on the Snake river line soon as the passenger department of the R N has arranged Attalia as a flag stop for trains and 6 of the Washington division.
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Envampment
Roy Reeves
Herbert McGinn
Louis Belshaw
Company L
Portland
Atttalia
Attalia
Wash
Snake River
The
Attalla
Washington
Tom Smart Is Home After Surgery Recovery
Tom Smart returned from Portland after several months away and a serious operation. He has recovered and enjoys better health. In a separate notice, Mrs. C. Cate, a well known Pendleton and Walla Walla resident for 20 years, died yesterday at her daughter's home in Moscow Idaho at about 70.
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Tom Smart
Portland
Metropolis
C. Cate
Morrow County
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Moscow
Idaho
Dougall Resigns From Tribune Editor Post
John T. Dougall, editor of the Tribune for the past few months, resigns and departs tonight for Portland where his family already lives. They will reside at 591 East Taylor Street after August 1.
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Dougall
John T. Dougall
the Tribune
Portland
East
Taylor Street
Four Mule Team Blocks Bridge Traffic
A four mule team with a wagon loaded with wheat stalled traffic on the Main street bridge this morning. The mules pulled the wagon tongue into the bridge timbers and broke the tongue as they neared the middle, nearly across before the line calmed them. One side of the bridge remained blocked until a new tongue was fitted.
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Main Street
New Threshing Machine at Work After Explosion
Ruth returns to work with a new threshing machine placed from Walla Walla after the previous unit exploded this week. The new machine arrived last evening, reached the harvest field late at night, and was put into service this morning. It is already insured, unlike the wrecked machine which had no insurance.
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Will Ruth
Walla Walla
Indiana visitors tour Pacific Northwest trip to Seattle fair
Visitors from Indiana led by M A Rader of Rader furniture store joined three friends from Remington to tour the region. George Peek in general merchandising W H Allman hardware merchant and C H Howard furniture dealer plan to visit the Seattle fair via Portland and then return via Spokane to pursue property interests.
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Indiana
M. A. Rader
Rader Furniture
Remington
George Peek
W. H. Allman
C. H. Howard
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Railroad Officials Visit Pendleton by Special Train
Julius Kruttechnitt, director of maintenance for Harriman lines, led a cadre of R. R. and N. officials on a brief Pendleton stop. The high ranking party reached La Grande at 4:40 AM, stayed until 7:30 AM, then continued east to Harrison Idaho, amid heavy local preparations that saw few workers glimpse the train.
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Julius Kruttechnitt
Harriman
Pendleton
la Grande
Washington
Harrison
Idaho
Millinery Move Planned for Main Street Shop
Mrs Rose Campbell signs lease for room on Main Street south of Bond Brow to convert to a millinery store by August 15. She will stay in the same block, previously operating there. The 40 foot front room in the Schmidt building will be occupied by The Emporium, a new store by Jack Wohlenberg and Associates.
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Rose Campbell
Main Street
Bond Brow
Campbell
Bats
Schmidt
Emporium
Jack Wohlenberg
OMT to dyrear Council session in Portland
Local member of the Improved Order of Fedmen are bound for Portland to attend the great council session there. Five members from Amathotiis tribe No. 18 will represent the city, including Roy W. Hither James Thowli Filly Cooke Alva Bilmiston WG Boxgna't. Tyovitt has already left for Portland.
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Dyrear Council
Fedmen
Portland
Gyeat
Amathotiis Tribe
Roy W. Hither
Grind Xerlbg
Great Council of
United States
James Thowli
Grone Council
Oregon
Filly Cooke
Alva ‘Bilmiston
Boxgna't
Mtr Tyovitt Fee
Vole Vin Bertil
Teaver Tenia
Coast Artillery Records Set At Port Townsend
Port Townsend Washington July 24 Army and Navy officers oversee remarkable achievement of coast artillery at the camp near Port Worden Yesterday with field guns and mortar turretions called into firing service 48 sub caliber projectiles not through a target nine by twenty feet Th was towed in from the Strait of Puck Fort Casey and Fort Flagler yet to be reckoned If the enemy had been nearby the result might have differed
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Port Townend
Wash
Port
Worden Yeeterdany
Strait of
Puck
Fort Casey
Fort Flagler
Realistic threat shores up Puget Sound defenses
The passage notes that Realistic measures leave little doubt an enemy attempting to reach Puget Sound fortifications would be sunk. The assertion underscores the strength of the harbor defenses and the deterrent effect.
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Puget Sound
Dr Roller Wins Hard Wrestling Match
Seattle July 24 Dr B F Roller of Seattle won a hard fought match against Charles Olson of Indiangpong last night. Roller threw Olson in 42 minutes using a knee and neck hold and again in 26 12 minutes with a leg hold and half Nelson.
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Seattle
B. F. Roller
Charles Olson
Indiangpong
Olson
Nelson
Roosevelt not candidate for New York mayor
Naribul July 24 Colonel Roosevel t and Kermit arrived from Namasha and requested denial of reports he would run for mayor of New York. He will stay several days while the rest of the party remains at Naivasha.
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Naribul
Roosevelt
Kermit
Namasha
United Press
New York
Naivasha
Chicago Police Inspector Indicted in Graft Case
Chicago July 24 Ten indictments returned by the grand jury against Police Inspector Edward McCann a top official in the graft crusade started by U S Attorney Wigman McCann faces charges of malfeasance in office and accepting bribes
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Chicago
Grand
Edward McCann
United States
Wigman
McCann
Jeffries Declares He Will Defend Title Against Johnson
James J. Jeffries and sparring partner Sam Berger meet Governor Johnson in St Paul. Jeffries declares readiness to defend his heavyweight title, weighing 245 pounds and noting past fights at 216. Johnson jokes about a $1,000,000 challenge. They discuss possible fight location, with Minnesota ruled out.
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Jeffries
Jeff
Johnson
Jeffries-Johnson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Women Beat Up Two Men Mashers in San Francisco
Charges of disorderly conduct against Helena Castie and her companion Miss Billy Girard were dismissed after the two claimed to have fought off two men who accosted them on a city street. The case collapsed due to witness absence, and a court officer was sent to escort the pair home. Castie said her mannish attire caused police to mistake her for a man in masquerade costume.
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San Francisco
Helena Castie
Easy Gifford
Boston
Billy’ Girard
Mil
Miss Caatle
Chief of Police
Roston Heiress Sued By Foreign Nobleman
Carl De Mel claims Miss Charlotte L. Moore promised annual support under an alleged ante nuptial for marriage. Moore denies engagement and questions De Mel’s nobility while asserting he was only a messenger at the Austrian court. Trial set for next month amid social bustle.
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de Mel
Boston Smart
Good Crops in Valley Amid Thaw and Spring Hopes
The Harrisboro region reports promising grain prospects as late rains aid corn and hay, with farmers optimistic about future yields. Potatoes look strong, expected to be robust and undamaged, and hop growers share the applause as conditions improve after a difficult season.
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Harrisboro Ient
Results of the Ble Games Yesterday at Aberdeen
At Aberdeen yesterday buyers faced a clothing sale noting prices up to 27.50 for salt and candy items. The store offered a choice of any suit from standard makes for 15 dollars, emphasizing bold blacks and blues to gain Pendleton public confidence.
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Pendleton
Bond Bros Suit Sale Sets City Record Again
Bond Bros sells any suit for 815 dollars in a popular sale. The second semi annual event follows a record breaking first sale and underscores Pendleton's leading clothier status. The firm promises smart, stylish, and spillsonable goods and continues to draw shoppers seeking value.
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Bond Bros
Pendleton
Paramount Issue In American Politics Address By Dr Ford
Dr T By Ford pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church will address a union meeting at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 8 oclock. This is the third lecture in a series arranged by the city ministerial association. The address has been given in many courses and receives high commendation. The meeting is by special request of the association.
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T. By
Ford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
Film and vaudeville bill features Edith Haney lineup
The program lists moving pictures such as The Kiss of Love and Golden Butte along with Motor Boat Race Bargain Fiend and Horse of Another Color. Miss Edith Haney the pocket edition soubrette appears with The Upsidedown Duo novelty dancers and song That Welcome on the Mat Ain't Meant for Me.
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Asx
Golden Butte
Edith Haney
Pocket Edition
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