Trains From NP Re routed Over O R N Lines Pendleton
Five Northern Pacific trains passed Pendleton today all heavily loaded with passengers. Passengers were offered a 500 mile detour for free rides as they rode over O R N lines due to washouts in western Montana. An express train was among the units.
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Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Fruk
Montana
Portland
Huntington
Oregon
Eeho
Pocatello
Harriman
Butte
Cold weather care urges early action
A public health notice stresses cold starts require immediate attention to prevent deep seated illness. It warns that delaying care by even an hour can extend suffering and complicate treatment. Take prompt steps to address early symptoms.
Cold Capsules That Save Time and Worry
A brief note highlights cold capsules as timely aids that prevent sickness, mitigate worry, and save expenses. It claims the capsules never fail.
Woodmen Honor Memory of Dead at Pendleton Cemetery
Woodmen of the World Pendleton camp and local Woodcraft circles honored 21 departed neighbors in a procession from Olney cemetery. I. P. Earl presided as master of ceremonies with J. P. Walker and W. B. Hale among participating officers. No monuments were unveiled as no local members had died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Earl
Pendleton Camp
Woodcraft
Olney Cemetery
J. P. Earl
J. P. Walker
W. B. Hale
Dudge Thomas FitzGerald
Eighth Grade Exams Offer Second Chance This Week
Eighth grade pupils in the county have one more chance to pass. Examinations will be held Thursday and Friday in Milton Weston and Athena. Those who fail the first exam may retry under rules with restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Weston
Athena
Apprentice Under Dr Judian Makes Best Dental Grades
Charles Burrows former apprentice in the office of Dr BE A Vaughan earned top dental grades, receiving notable recognition for scholastic excellence during his years of study and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judian
Charles Burrows
BE. A. Vaughan
Tea claim over money back proves no worry for buyer
A grocer offers refunds for Bho Schilling's Best if customers are not satisfied. The ad states there is money return assurance and that the seller is confident in the product. It emphasizes customer protection and reassurance about refunds.
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Schilling
Burrows Tops Portland Dental Board Examinations
A total of 64 applicants sat the Portland exam week with 36 passing. Burrows achieved the best overall performance and has been admitted to practice. He plans to locate in Washington after passing the dental examination there.
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Portland
Burrows
Washington
Wenaha Springs Will Offer Better Summer Travel This Year
J A Borie proprietor of Wenaha springs summer resort has arranged two four horse stages between Bingham Springs station on the O R N and Wenaha springs. Drivers Berkeley Halley and Jack Hastings will run the service meeting passenger trains. Roads are improved and travel is expected to be more comfortable. The springs attract more visitors under Borie management and are touted as eastern Oregon’s brief summer retreat. Separately Nez Perce Indians led by Edward Roboin Wilson Davis bring suit for 1000 damages against Joseph Ziser over a claim to a riverbank known as the boom used for fuel gathering on the Clearwater river. The case, filed with US District Attorney Buick, seeks an injunction to grant Indians access to the boom pending court decision. The return date is June 22 in the Ninth Circuit Idaho district.
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J. A. Borie
Wenaha Springs
Bingham Springs Station
Edward Roboin
Wilson Davis
Full Bloods
United States District
Buick
Joseph Ziser
Horse News
Roboin
Davis
Oscar H. Lipp
Circuit Court of United States
Ninth Judicial Circuit
District of Idaho
Northern Division
University of Oregon appropriation votes split sharply
Complete returns show Willamette Valley counties delivering large opposition to the UO appropriation, with Marion and Linn counties leading the anti majorities. Multnomah, Lane, Jackson and Clatsop gave large pro votes, while Baker Umatilla Coos Sherman Klamath Lake favored the bill. Overall affirmative majority 2631.
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Umatilla County
U. of O
Grange
Willamette Counties
Salem
Harney
Malheur
Wheeler
University of Oregon
Malheur County
Willamette Valley
Marion County
Linn
Columbia County
Crook
Multnomah
Lane County
Jackson
Clatsop
Baker
Umatilla
Coos
Shermain
Klamath
Lake
You
MGM
Lee Viere
Maia
Benton
Reese
Qlackamas
Cuatmop
Columbia
Lingoin
Muffed FLIED Lose the Game in Close Pendleton Tilt
Pendleton falls 8 to 6 to La Grande in a error plagued contest. Aubin out pitched Kotteman while Pendleton racked 14 hits but committed 11 errors to La Grande's 6, crippling chances and fueling ill feeling between the clubs. A rough finish capped a tense series with Pendleton derailed in the late innings.
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Lorimer
Pendletonians
Nome
O'Brien
Aubin
Kotteman
la Grande
Pendleton
Jack O'Brien
Conrad
M. Baker
Dean
Houston
T. Baker
Ring, Civic
Zimmerman
Fournier
van ‘Holst
Forchelle
Soroy Childers
Streeter Bruin Company Plays Wallowa Summer Circuit
The Streeter Bruin company travels through Wallowa county camping near Enterprise at the river and performing Thursdays in Enterprise and Saturdays in Joseph drawing large crowds. They will head to the head of Wallowa lake for summer camp and occasional town shows, then open Oregon in Pendleton and the Orpheum at Walla Walla with more performers from the east.
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Wallowa County
Streeter-Bruin
Wallowa
Eterprise
Enterprise
Joseph
Wallowa Lake
Streeter
Oregon
Pendleton
Orpheum
Walla Walla
Camp Fire Saturday at Armory for Kit Carson G A R
Members of Kit Carson post G A R host a camp fire Saturday afternoon in the armory. Company L O N G members have been invited to attend as veterans plan an enjoyable time.
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Kit Carson Post, G. A. R
Company L. O. N. G
Crabtree Funeral Today For Spokane Native Jack Crabtree
The funeral for Jack Crabtree who died in Spokane and was brought here for burial will be held at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon from the Rader undertaking parlors. The service will be conducted by the Eagles.
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Crabtree
Jack Crabtree
Spokane
Rader Undertaking
The
Eagles
Palmer System Graduates 15 At St Josephs Academy
St Josephs Academy graduates 15 students this year under the Palmer penmanship system. After eight months of practice tests were sent to Prof A N Palmer of Cedar Rapids Iowa and all students earned diplomas. Prof Palmer congratulated the academy on the high quality of work. A lawn count will be held tomorrow afternoon on the academy lawn for the Palmer system graduates.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Palmer
A. N. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Towa
St. Josepha Academy
St Josephs Academy Commencement at Oregon Theater
The St Josephs academy holds commencement tomorrow at 2 pm in the Oregon theater with musical and literary numbers and a valedictory by Miss Gertrude FitzGerald who graduates that day. Rev Thomas Neate will award the diploma and deliver a brief address. events occur under Franciscan rule restricting after nightfall attendance. Public urged to attend.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Oregon Theater
Gertrude FitzGerald
Thomas Neate
St. Francis
Pasting Changes Tomorrow at Pastime Theater
Tomorrow the Pastime theater will show new features including Rival Lovers Greediness Punished Gulless Country Live Peasant's Difficulties in Society and the song With You In Eternity all new to the venue.
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Gulless
Dime Theater Announces Burning of Rome This Week
The Dime Theater management says they expect to premiere The Burning of Rome this week starting tomorrow. The program promises one of the finest pictured shows in the city with a full change of up to date interpolated songs accompanying the feature.
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The
Dime Theater
Rome
Change in films announced for Eagle Show Shop
A new slate of moving pictures is announced for the Eagle Show Shop on Court Street tomorrow. The program promises all new, clever and entertaining features for patrons.
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Eagle Show Shop
Court Street
J A Pearson Dies at Heppner at 23
J A Pearson stepson of Wit Hayes died in Heppner at 6 p m Saturday from paralysis. Body to be brought to this city for burial arriving this evening by local train. Funeral set for tomorrow at Rader undertaking parlor. He was 23 years old.
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J. A. Pearson
Wit Hayes
Heppner
Rader Undertaking
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DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
C. A. GN
F&s
Tallman & Co
the Fair Store
United States Depository
WIKL
East Oregonian
Rubin
King
Tallaferro
Boston
Max Baer
LEYS
Pendleton Drug Company
Bright's
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