Rev R E Storey Resigns From Pendleton Baptist Church
Rev R E Storey resigns after three and a half years as pastor to return to teaching. HeRead his resignation to the congregation, plans to finish his pastorate by September, and may pursue high school teaching in southern Oregon. He is Brown graduate and Harvard trained, with prior posts in grammar and high schools and at McMinnville College.
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Pendleton Church
Brown
Harvard
RH. E. Storey
Storey
W. W. Harrah
Mr. Storey
McMinnville College
Oregon
Hold Congressional Election in Iowa Ninth District
Corneil Bluffs Iowa June. Ninth Iowa district holds first congressional election since Taft reciprocity issue. Walter Smith resignation to U S Circuit Judge creates contest. Republican W R Greven opposes treaty. Democrat W A Cleveland supports it. Plowing weather may boost farmer turnout. Sam Osborn from First National Bank travels to Portland for Rose Festival with his wife visiting daughter Mrs. R. C Tracy.
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Corneil Bluffs
Taft
Iowa
Walter Smith
United States
W. R. Greven
W. A. Cleveland
Sam Osborn
First National Bank
Portland
Metropols
Hospital at Klamath Park Nearing Practical Success
Negotiations for establishing a hospital at Klamath Park reach a stage that provides practical assurance of success, signaling firm progress toward imminent development.
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Klamath Park
Pendleton News Briefs On Delegations And Local Openings
Newsy Notes from Pendleton report wool buyers touring from Pendleton to Shanike for a wool site event in eastern Wiregon Lomarrow PD Pureha travels to Enterprise Wallowa county for a week or more Trulph Reynolds a Union county farmer attends an OA I state column association meeting May Festival at Repent May Feature Chorus plans a revised program at Presbyterian church May 1 8 20 pm A collection will fund prior concert expenses Pendleton to gain a new restaurant The Gas Kitchen Club Lancheon by T BE Raster opens in the Martin building Webb and Cottonwood streets Wednesday Luncheon Postponed The Commercial wind luncheon is moved to later this month The club business meeting replaces the dinner.
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Shanike
Pendleton
Wiregon
Lomarrow
PD. Pureha
Enterprise
Wallowa
Trulph Reynolds
Union County
O. A. i. State Eolumnt Association
Presbyterian Church
T. BE. Raster
Martin Building
Webb and Cottonwood Streets
Commercial Luncheon Postponed By Club Banquet
Secretary Jack Keefe announced this afternoon that the Commercial Club banquet planned for tomorrow night has been postponed to about the 16th of the month. A business meeting will be held and a full attendance is requested due to important matters to come up for consideration.
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Club Lancheon
Ume
Jack Keefe
Commercial Club
John Doe Pays Fine After Court Appearance
A respectable John Doe appeared in the police court this morning for repeated drunkenness and paid a five dollar forfeiture to avoid further court action. Separately G Mc Rice, cashier of the First National Bank, was notified that his bank has been designated a United States depository for postal funds, requiring national-bank status and security bonds.
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John Doe
G. Mc Rice
First National Bank
United States
Will Ride to Portland on Horseback for Roundup Ads
Carl Power of Power & Son harness shop plans a Thursday departure by horseback to Portland. He will ride two horses alternately and distribute Roundup buttons and literature en route. Power was active in the Roundup relay and races last fall.
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Portland
Carl Power
Power & Son Harness and Saddlery Shop
Power
Sham Battle at Round-Up Park Among Co L Units
Co L to hold a sham battle tomorrow night dividing into two platoons led by Sergeants Bowl and McGinn. One party will entrench in timber at Round-up Park and attack before 9 pm while lieutenants Winter and Starke umpire.
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Co. L
Seargenants Bowl
McGinn
Beieutenants Winter
Starke
Eldh
Local Court Hears Bakery Charge Amidst City Movements
Linkermain Ts Pine, a famed pastry figure, faced Police Judge Rite Gerald on a warrant charging nesault and bakery crimes. George Young testified, declaring he supplied candy moter for the defendant. Young later faced temper flare in court and paid a $5 fine. Meanwhile Umatilla County shows heavy Bow Festival travel as Pendleton and Walla Walla see packed trains, extra cars added, large crowds boarding at local depots.
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Linkermain Ts Pine
Mito Hohbwaenh
Gerald
Nesault
George Young
End Sa
Quintan
Delta
Young
Viet
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Loc! Depot
Knise
Noontime Train Ticket Purchases Create Seat Strain
Purchasers bought tickets for the noon train and faced difficulty finding seats. If all state sections send 53 heavy delegations to the metropolis, the city will be taxed for accommodations.
Marriage License Issued in Grants Pass Couple
At 2 30 this afternoon Deputy Ca pid Brown issued a license to Harry R Wessell of Grants Pass and Ina M Cotant of this county.
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Capid Brown
Harry R. Wessell
Grants Pass
Ina M. Cotant
Educational loan Meets first county education board
The first meeting of the new county educational board is held today as required by law. Board members include H. G. Newport Hernington Manuel FriedLy Cold Springs Thomas Jaques Pilot Rock and Dr W Aaylor Milton with Superintendent Wellesia magazine. Also Sues for Balance on Notes Albert Wareweller sues D H Manefield Joseph to collect 470 plus 16 percent interest from Oct 10 1909 with 76 attorney fees and 301 20 plus interest at per cent from Oct 19 1908 with 50 attorney fees John Rusk Wallowa attorney for the plaintiff.
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New County Educational Board
Tiw
H. G. Newport
Hernington
Manuel Friedly
Cold Springs
Thomas Jaques
Pilot Rock
W. Aaylor
Milton
Welles Sia Magtine
Albert Wareweller
D. H. Manefield
Joseph
John Rusk
Wallowas
Lawsuit Seeks Return of Office Fixtures and Implements
Charlies E. Curry as assignee for Henrietta Milling sues O W L N Company for return of office fixtures and agricultural tools valued at 1000 dollars. Suit filed Saturday. articles had not shipped from Iowa when dismissed, another suit filed today. Raley and Raley represent the plaintiff.
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Charlies E. Curry
Henrietta Milling Company
O.W. RL & N. Company
Wallowa
Raley & Raley
Real Estate Transfers Include Pendleton Lots and Stanfield Half Interest
Real estate transactions involve Daisy Montgomery transferring lots 8 7 8 9 and 11 in Feservation addition Pendleton to J H L Giteon and J B Gibson to Perry Hunter. Jourph C and Annie B L Scott of Wal li Walla sell west half SW quarter section 16 6N 28W to Scott Jones Company. A W Gray and wife of Stan field sell undivided half of lots 7 and 8 20 Stanfield to Mary L Dooley. consideration not published.
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Eal
Daisy Montgomery
J. HL Giteon
Pendleton
Gibson
Perry Hunter
Jourph c
Annie BL Scott
Walli Walla
Scott-Jones & Company
Same City
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
Mary L. Dooley
Fremont
Timber Boom in Grant and Umatilla County Pine Markets
M C Griswold of Portland says Oregon yellow pine from Grant and Umatilla counties is superior to Michigan pine. He and associates began buying timber three years ago and now hold more acreage than any private group in Oregon outside a major syndicate. The full Port land Oregonian interview outlines plans and market value of the timber holdings.
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Grant
M. C. Griswold
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Michigan
M. G Griswold
Portland
Grant County
Umatilla County
Timber Deal Near Grant and Franklin Counties
A buyer led by Griswold has acquired five thousand acres of fine grain timber containing over 600 million feet. The remote site lacks rail access, and plans to timber operations are not disclosed. The timber, grassed over previously, has low fire risk, with prospects to build a private railroad to reach the Columbia River when milling starts.
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Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Grant
Tmatilia
Irow
Sixteen year old girls share two traits says adage
A newspaper brain teaser notes the old quip that sixteen year old girls are alike in two ways: they are all good looking and never have a cent. The line blasts a stereotype with a hint of humor suitable for a light column.
Lorimer Investigating Committees Named
Washington June 6 The senate privileges and elections committee named a sub committee to probe methods in the Lorimer election. Senators Dillingham Jones Fletcher Gern Lea will seek full power to summon witnesses and conduct hearings. The investigation starts immediately.
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Washington
Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Dillingham
Jones
Fletcher
Gern
Lea
Senate
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Bernard O'Gara
Treas
R. E. Storey
Gray Bros. Grocery
Newsy
Sturgiste
Jim Stine
Telrion
University of Washington
Ion
All
Nas
Walla Walte
Sturela
Heart Manufacturing Company
Iiinediatty
al Snyder Music Store
Bryptokkaa
Dale Rothwell
Optometiust
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Oxfords For
Boston
Main St
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Malin
Alta
McKay
Birch Creek
E. T. Wade
Big Pendleton, Ora
Wonder Store
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