Two Bad Accidents In Umatilla County Reported
Two serious accidents occurred in Umatilla County with one in Pendleton and one in Stanfield. George Mustain, formerly of Pilot Rock, fell from scaffolding injuring his back and being taken to the hospital in Pendleton. Byron Johnson, son of Burr Johnson, was injured when a teamattached wagon ran away, dislocating his shoulder and bruising his face. he was reported resting easily by Dr. C. J. Smith.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Stanfield
George Mustard
Hermiston
Pilot Rock Country
Tinatilla Storage and Commission House
Byron Johnson
Burr Johnson
Sway Throwig
C. J. Smith
Through the Motions About Shopping Habits
A Bryn Wawr resident questions Simking about his wife shopping in town. Another man replies she shops seriously only twice a year, but “goes through the motions” twice weekly, spending carfare yet not exhausting his income, per the Philadelphia Times.
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Bryn
Philadelphia Times
Road and transit notes mix with local arrests in Pendleton
Pendleton notes report a county clerk activity, a road link issue with a local line, and changes to a Portland local schedule. James W. Boh, of Evansville, was fined for speeding after police court appearance. Auto parties from Pendleton and Walla Walla visited Wenaha Springs as roads open to traffic and several Pendleton vehicles joined the excursion group.
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James W. Boh
Evans Ell Guy
Pohu Contonities
Wenala
Wenaha Springs
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Oliver, Judi, Vincent and
Ankenoy
District 4 Boundaries Seek Enlargement in Moore District
Residents petition to include the eastern Moore district, extending District No. 4 beyond its current boundaries. Superintendent Frank Welles reports the proposal covers territory east of Ferndale near the state line.
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Sehoa
Frank Wh. Welles
Moore
Hes
Ferndale
Carnations and Fans for New Proprietors
Patrons received a carnation from a large bouquet at the counter as the queue formed for the new proprietors. Baseball fans were offered a small breeze stimulant at the afternoon game. Rev Nathan Evans of the local Methodist church traveled to Ellensburg Washington for the normal school graduation of his daughter Lecll Evans who will return Wednesday and teach in Pendleton grade schools next fall.
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Nathan Evans
Ellensburg
Wash
Lecll Evans
Pendleton
Charles Vinler Undergoes Appendix Operation
Charles Vinler, popular Bond Bros. salesman and first Lieutenant of Company L, is minus his appendix after surgery performed by Dr. E O Parker. He went to the hospital after a ball game last night and was operated on this morning. He is recovering rapidly with no bad effects.
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Charles Vinler
Bond Bros
Company L
E. O. Parker
Vinler
Start of Long Ride Tomorrow By Local Firm Partner
Carl Power of Power & Son, junior member, will begin a morning horseback trip to Portland to scatter Round-up advertising matter. He plans Echo and Galloway to Tone with a two day stop, then a side trip to Heppner and Lexington, continuing by river to The Pailles, route to Portland undecided.
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Carl Power
of Power & Son
Portland
Echo and Galloway
Tone
Heppner
Lexington
Pailles
Fourth of July races hoped in Pendleton streets
The Fourth of July committee plans to urge beautier companies to field teams for a race to determine who can haul hoose and water fastest. If held, the events would be on West Court Street for spectators at Found-up Park to view.
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Pendleton
Uccessful
West Court Street
Man Dies at Pilot Rock. coroner called on Saturday
George W. Winslow, about fifty and possibly from Prineville, died of heart failure near Pilot Rock after an evening meal with W. R. Smith of The Dalles. Relatives in Prineville requested burial there. Also notes Bulldogger Del Blanchett promoting Shifty's Claim at Cosy theater before Round-up performance.
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Pilot Mark
Ralph Folsom
Pilot Rock
George W. Winslow
Prineville
W. R. Smith
Dalles
Wingslow
Brash duo at shooting scene in California mountains
Blaswife Bertha Blanavhott, renowned champion of women broncho bust ers, appears in a photograph with Br and Mrs Langhott posing for Bison company. They are described as being in the California mountains during the incident.
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Ture
Bertha Blanavhott
Mra Hlanghott
Bison Company
California
Making Reveni Auto Run
A Knex 14 casse hidden camping gear halted near Poendioton before 3 PM. The party, led by Tf Boner of Spokane, with VOD WINbanisen and Mrs. Carter, aimed for a recon tour from Spokane to Oregon. They reported faster travel from Walla Walla by a Pierce touring car and proceeded toward Hopner, planning a night in Morrow County.
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Poendioton
Tf. Boner
Spokane
Hak Bedides
Winbanisen
Carter
Oregon
Walla Walla
de Dour
Airce
Pierce
Nicket Seller Quits Job and Wins a Title
In Washington a nickelodeon worker named Mise Althea Price secures an unexpected honor after a whirlwind romance. Viscount Jean Baptiste de Ventura, a French nobleman, abandons his job to marry her, then travels to New York. The manager laments a sudden rise in social rank for a ticket seller.
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Wihashington
Jean Dapilete de Ventura
Capitol
Mise
Althea Price
Gelling
Nheckets
France
Jean Batiste
Washington
Mise Price
Miss Price
de Ventura
New York
Jundoo Baises Purchases Ranch in Yuba City
In Sutter County Cal, Jundoo Baises acquires a ranch near Yuba City. The deed transfers ownership amid local taxpayer and property owner activity, reflecting shifting land holdings in the region.
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Yuba City
Cal'sSutter County
Taxpayers & Hindoo
Spokane Favors Bitulithic paving in Spokane
Spokane favors the bitulithic paving method over asphalt and other pavings. A Spokane reader from Portland cites Chicago and New York experts praising bitulithic for wear and resiliency, and notes heavy-traffic cities prefer creosote blocks. City still plans significant paving and should study options before construction.
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Spokane
Portland
T. S. Griffith
Seventh Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Chicago
New York
Electric light safety rule in dry cleaning shops
The East Oregonian notes that electric light is compulsory in nearly all dry cleaning shops because it is the only safe illumination when large quantities of naphtha and gasoline are in use.
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Wil
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George Mustain
Longfellow
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Gray Bros. Grocery
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Jeena Toxay
Tromsie County Clerk's Office
Lowter Lo Garille
Katherine Hen Jmckeen
Helee A
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Julise Fite Geral
Connor
Wagatoy
Baker Shawn
Gale Sturdivant
Peoples Warehouse
Boston Globe
Tone 2
Harry McSwen
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Hoston Road Sox
Nicket Seller
Flannery
Ghaneya
May Frewer
Ohlever
India
Schilling
Frank Donaldson
Jundoo Baises Calipornlans
Uditerint
Oxfords
Boston
The
East Oregonian
Kryptok
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Je“aler
Main Street
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton Drag Co
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
E. Alta
McKay
Birch Creek
E. T. Wade
Temple Big
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