Weekly Concert Tonight by Round-up Band on Main Street
The Round-up will hold its seventh weekly open-air concert tonight from the elevated band stand on Main Street between Webb and Alta. Mrs. Carl Power is soloist. The program includes Col. Sullivan March, Bohemian Girl, Baboon Baby Dance, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Now Don't You Mind It Honey, Oriental The Harem, Moonlight Water, Star Spangled Banner. Grain blockade not expected on Grand Trunk Pacific this fall. Transcontinental route to provide winter transport. Major Leonard notes about 5000 workers and near completion of two end divisions Graham to Armstrong and Hearst to Cochrane.
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Main Street
Webb
Alta
Carl Power
Col. Sullivan March
Sargent
Baly
Fischer
S. Bucalass
Grand Trunk Pacific
Transcontinental
Major Leonard
Transcontinental Railway Commission
Leonard
Graham
Armstrong
Hearst
Cochrane
No successor named for Mellen yet at New Haven
The New Haven directors special committee will reveal its choice for President Mellen after a meeting of the executive committee. Howard Elliott, president of the Northern Pacific, has arrived in New York and is linked to the report that he may become Mellen's successor.
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New York
New Haven Railroad
Mellen
Road
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Mr. Mellen
Pendleton News Briefs and Local Items
Vi Patton relocates to Eugene, Oregon from Cauldwell Idaho. Appraisers George Hartman Jr John T Lam and Max Hopper named for the estate of Frank Daughters. J B Coleman secures Pendleton agency for Oregon Daily Journal. Otto Houser recovering from injuries after a car crash, jaw set, facial wounds healing slowly. Peoples Warehouse opens an accommodation desk with mailing leaflets and Pendleton literature. Heppner visits: Lulu Sibyl Ruth Marie Hager and relatives to return to Heppner for camping trip.
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George Hartman, Jr
John T. Lambirth
Max Hopper
Frank
Lottle Hobson
Heppner
Lulu
Sibyl Ruth
Marie Hager
Lee Drake
Jennie Luck
Residence Lot Sold To Thompson On Marshall Street
Mr and Mrs Sam R Thompson bought the south ten feet of lot 2 and all of lot 3 block 7 Switeler addition Pendleton known as the Marshal lot on North Main between E P Marshall and Lawrence Frazier. Price 1750 dollars. They plan to build a bungalow. Water bonds preparation noted as Attorney Carter says Chicago lawyers have information needed before approval and a reply is expected soon. Office temperature report shows heat in county school superintendent Youngs second floor court house office reaching 98 degrees. J C Pence convicted for selling liquor to an Indian and jailed after Cyprin Mitchell testified. Judge Fitz Gerald offered 40 dollar fine or 20 days, with potential further charges from Umatilla agency.
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Sam R. Thompson
Anna M. Herrick
Wiliam B. Herrick
Switeler
Pendleton
Marshal
North Main Street
E. P. Marshall
Lawrence Frazier
American National Bank
Charles H. Carter
Chicago
J. C. Pence
Bastle
Pence
Cyprin Mitchell
President Wilson to unveil antitrust plan soon
Washington July 25 President Wilson has an antitrust policy ready but will not propose it until the December session of Congress. The plan may involve new statutes defining monopolies and possibly no amendment of the Sherman act. He has not disclosed tariff plans.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Rain Brings Brief Relief From Heat Across County
A short sudden rain yesterday cooled Pendleton area as thermometers fell from 103 to 68 by afternoon. The storm was brief, caused minimal damage, and did not strike the reservation. hail accompanied the rain but wind was absent, leaving crops largely unscathed. Local farmer W A Storie reported a brief heavy rain on the reservation around 4 am with little damage.
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Pendleton
W. A. Storie
Underwood Tariff Expected to Pass Senate Soon
Senator Williams of Mississippi predicted the Underwood tariff would pass the Senate by August 15 and become law by September 1. The defense of the tariff dominated a Washington session as forecasts circulated about early enactment.
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Washington
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Willams
Fruitgrower Sues Union Over Pooling of 1912 Crop
C H Wicks sues Milton Fruit Growers Union seeking 1000 dollars accounting and judgment. He claims pooling deprived him of full proceeds from his fruit sold in 1912. Hearing held in Milton offices before referee J Beckwith. Union defends pooling as standard practice among hundreds of growers. Judge to rule in weeks.
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Freewater Union
Milton Freewater
C. H. Wicks
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
J. Beckwith
Circuit Court
J. ©. Hurspool
Walla Walla
D. Peterson
J. A Fee
Wicks
Eradication of Brome Grass From Alfalfa
Corvallis Oregon July 25 A Oregon State College agronomist Professor H D Scudder explains how to remove brome grass from alfalfa by early spring cultivation to tear up sod and then cutting before the grass seeds. He advises using a John Deere type cultivator to remove sod and then peg-tooth harrowing to kill roots.
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Corvallis
Ore
H. D. Scudder
Agronomist
Oregon Agricultural College
Japanese hope to defeat alien land bill
Sacramento July 25 Japanese land companies form at 20 per day to thwart the Webb alien land law by creating 50 year incorporations and later transferring stock. They believe lands stay secured as long as they live. Sparta Man Bitten by Coyote Baker Ore July 25 Ray Boyd bitten by coyote on ranch near Sparta. The animal fled, Boyd killed a chicken, and the coyote was later killed after medical attention.
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Sacramento
Sparta
Baker
Ore
Ray Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Farming guidance on cutting hay for crop preservation
The guidance urges delaying the second cutting after the first harvest to protect the crop. It warns against allowing grasses to seed and advises cutting before seeds mature. Early cut hay can still be of fair quality and usable for silos, feed for cows, or grazing for pigs and sheep.
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Standard Grocery CO
Haviland
Winnipeg
Man
Corner
Main and
Court Street
Oregon
Downey & Marsh
Newsy
Vi Patton
Eugene
Will Patten
Cauldwell
Idaho
New Journal
J. B. Coleman
West Court Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Otto Houser
Peoples Warehouse
New Pendleton
E Young
C. P.strain
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom the Jeweler
P. O. Bldg
Golden Rule
Berkleys Corner
Cambrie Berkleys Cambrie
Lonsdale Nainsook
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Oxfords
Ziegler
Alexander Dept
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