Paroled for Forgery Reoffends as Candidate in Milton
J W Parker, once paroled from Walla Walla for forgery, was arrested in Milton after forging a $40 check on A H Harris. Convicted previously and sent to the penitentiary, he was freed by gubernatorial intervention less than a week ago. He faces transport to Walla Walla for examination and further actions.
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Washington Penitentiary
J. W. Parker
Milton
Walla Walla
Parker
Walla Wallaa
A. H. Harris
Visitors Arrive From Inland to Meet Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charley Betts of He Mx host visitors from Mattatuck L L Miss M Tinm Gildersleeve and Mrs A Gildersleeve with Mrs C Carleton arriving safely Wednesday. They toured the city, stayed at Mrs A F May Inter, then departed to Mrs Betts home at Helix.
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Charley Betts
Mattatuck
L. L
M!tinm Gildersleeve
A. Gildersleeve
C. Carleton
A. F. May
Informal Dance On Raleys Island By City Youths
An informal dance was held last Wednesday evening in the tent on Raley's Island. The Chicago Mandolin Club furnished the music and the event proved to be a very enjoyable evening for many local young people.
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Raley’s Island
Chicago Mandolin Club
Lost His Parents Courageous Kentucky Boy Seeks Family in War
A 16 year old deaf boy from Kentucky, who ran away to fight in the Spanish American War as a mascot, explains his perilous journey and battles. He recounts wounds in Caloocan, Molovas, Mariginn, San Fernando, and Tein Tsin, Pekin losses, and the 1901 Samar massacre while searching for his displaced parents who moved away after hearing he died. He notes he is a civilian pensionless mascot.
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Kentucky
United States
Philippines
Oregon
Maysville
Ottawa
Kew
Kansas
San Francisco
Matha
Caloocan
Mololas
Bar Bag
Mariginn
Philippine
San Fernando
Ninth Infantry
Conners
China
Tein Tsin
Pekin
Tein Tain
Samar Island
T Wae
Reeder Family Visits Portland Before Returning Home
Mr and Mrs L B Reeder travel to Portland with their small daughter for a brief stop. They attend the meeting of the great council of the Redimen to Wie capacity ae great burbem, accompanied by Mrs Reeders mother Mea EB K Rotder and sister Mrs Elmer Crogeley of Tacoma. They plan a short visit before returning to Theonta.
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L. B Reeder
Portland
Reeder
Graat Council of the Redimen
Great Burbem
Reeders
Mea
EB. K. Rotder
Hie Slster
Elmer Crogeley
Tacome
Theonta
Personal mentions from Pendleton and region
Local items note H J Blake of Spokane and H T Booth of Baker City visiting Pendleton and Meacham. D R Richardson of Helix and M E Hill of Pilot Rock among city guests. Typhoid sickness limits BE Doddle to his room while visits continue from Dr and Mrs C Mointes of Creston and Mrs A E Corbet and family. A J Byron leaves for Eugene with mother Mary Griffin. J S Byron departs for Portland to join summer plans. George H Sutherland of Walla Walla assesses power project work. James Devlin heads to Portland as delegate. A Knieht of this day leaves for Ashwood to explore mining prospects. A Swagentt returns from Bingham Springs. N T Conklin sells out business and plans to move to California. Mrs Chiveh of La Grande passes through en route to Portland for marine meeting. Stephen Wise of Portland returns from Boise after funeral duties. A C Chandler returns to McMinnville after visit with Rev I W Kine. Chandler to represent Oregon Fire Relief Association.
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H. J. Blake
Spokine
Tewlay
H. T. Booth
Baker City
Pendleton
Baker
Meacham
Mer
John Knox
D. R. Richardson
Helix
M. E. Hill
Pilot Rock
WJ. Crandell
la Grande
BE. P. Doddle
Mra
C. Mointes
Cree Fon
Wash
A. E. Corbete
Hhuntsville
Tiowe Belt
Phiat Rock
Sorensen
Sumpter
Johnson
Portland
J. S. Bryron
Eugene
Mary Griffin
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
James Devlin
Fishing by Proxy at Bingham Springs Report
Judge J. Balleray returned from a visit to Bingham Springs where he used a proxy method to catch trout. He sent his host with gear to catch fish and he levied on the catch when returning, claiming several trout from one to two feet long and some weighing up to ten pounds, though no record-breakers reached the city.
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Bingham Springs
J. Balleray
Wan Jegfale Via
Death of Mrs Frank Jordan in Tris Vicinity
Mrs Frank Jordan died at the family home nine miles north of Pilar Rock on Birch Creek after a long illness. Native of the local area, she lived her life in this part of the state. The funeral will be held at the Olney cemetery with services at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Burial to follow in the family plot. The service will be conducted by Reverend Robert Warren of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Tris
Jordan
Pilar Rock
Bireh Creek
Cananmp- Hoek
Olney
Tun
Werner
Robert Warren
Reeder to Retire as Great Prophet of State Council
Redmer L. B. Reeder to retire as event sachem and be elected great prophet of the state at the Great Council meeting in Oregon City. Four delegates from the city attend, with Roy Ritter and Gus Stangfer among those nearby. National Council delegates to be chosen for Atlantic City meeting in September.
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L. B. Reeder
Great Sochem
Great Prophet—State Council
National Council
Thenme Fite Gerald
Monay
Oregon City
Weilheaday
Roy Ritter
Gus Stangfer
Sea Side
James Devlin
Reeder
Sachem
Orfer
Eloot
Great Council of the National Order
Atlantic City
N. J
Blood Between Ward and McClure Ends in Police Court
The altercation on Main and Alta streets left Raiph Ward and Robert Melinre bleeding and men drawing weapons before bystanders and police separated them. Ward pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid 10 plus 20 in fines for McClure’s concealed weapon charge. both were released after the immediate triad. The fight was long brewing and may not be finished.
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Ward
McClure
Raiph Ward
Robert Melinre
Qlowe
Main
Alta
Tallman Drug Store
Recorder Court
Walt
Poi Metin
Wae
Win Line
Firemen's Souvenir ready for distribution in Pendleton
The Pendleton volunteer fire companies publish a 60 page bound souvenir organized by W A Gilmore. It contains portraits of all firemen and notable citizens, local news and advertisements, prepared by the East Oregonian office and officers of the volunteer company.
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Pondictop Voluntear
W. A. Glimore
Oreroniin
Pendleton
Ceri
Gilmare
Mrs Moule Entertains Friend From North Yakima
Mrs M Moule hosted a small gathering at Mrs Ross Dickson s home Thursday night in honor of Milas Sherwood of North Yakima who had stayed with her the past week Miss Sherwood left Friday for Spokane to visit the rest of the summer She recently returned from Denver where she attended the national convention of the Christian Endeavor Societies of the United States
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Mrs. Moule
Merchants Cafe Hot Lunch Offers Quick Relief
During hot weather the Merchants Cafe formerly Mazxeppa offers a hot lunch for wives avoiding the stove, served between 11 30 a m and 2 p m.
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Merchants’ Cafe
Mazxeppa
Methodist Sunday Services Announced
Sunday school starts at 9 a.m. with A J Owen as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. followed by a class meeting at 12:15 p.m. Rev G W Ketley leads the children's meeting at 4 p.m. Epworth League gathers at 7 p.m. for sermon and program. All are invited. Robert Warner, pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Owen
G. W Ktlety
Epworth League
Robert Warner
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Oxford
Oxfords
Dindinger
Wilson & Company
Phon
Tallnan
Fred L, Howe, JR
Ben Wells
Mr Wells
Rune Pendleton
Mra. Wells
Bahamas
F. S. Younger & Son
Knieht
Ashwonil
Crook County
A. d. Swagentt
Bin
Metel
N. T. Conklin
Brisiness
Ilite City
California
Chiveh
la Grands
Lewis and Clerk Fur Boar
Rubbi
Stephen S. Wise
Port: Fl
Boise
Nothin
A. C. Chandler
Mcmminnville
I. W. Kine
Mr. Chandler
Oregon Fire Relief Association
McMinnville
Frank Jordan
Ringling
Imperial Order
Redmen
Ore
O, I, & N. Maley
Aildress FL FF
Waméloy
Council OF
Redmer
Shone
Ufeniiuy
Nefren Collie Comeurun
Pat Pagane
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
W. J. Clarke & Co
BIG
Boston
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