State Saloon in Bankruptcy Heaviest Creditor Named
Ed R Strahan proprietor of the State saloon files for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 5288 15 and assets 4450 Notes secured by chattel mortgages on the saloon and stock make up the bulk of debt William Roesch is the heaviest creditor with 250 Other unsecured debts total 1999 15 Assets include stock in trade 1250 fixtures 3000 and real estate 200 Meeting of maze creditors set for June 27 and June 22 for Hansen Olson creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roesch
Maze
Ed. R. Strahan
Thomas FitzGerald
J. R. Raley
Strahan
Wiliam Roesch
Charles Hammond
Rothschilds Bros
Thomas Milarkey
Judge Fits Gerald
Hansen & Olson
Cold starts warning prompt from health guide
A health advisory urges immediate action at the onset of a cold to prevent it becoming deeper seated. It warns that every hour lost at the start may extend illness and prolong suffering.
Capsules Promise Quick Relief From Worry and Costs
A promotional blurb hypes F&S Cold Capsules as a fast relief for worry and expenses from time they save. The claim emphasizes reliability and avoidance of future trouble. No specific dates or figures are provided.
Change of name Mary Stanton to Mary Read in Oregon
In Umatilla County Oregon the County Court decreed on the June 1908 date that Mary Stanton shall be renamed Mary Read. Public notice to be given by 16 days of publication in the East Oregonian. Dated Pendleton Oregon June 1908. Signed County Judge T P Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Mary Stanton
Mary Read
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Telephone officials laud Pendleton system quality
A. F. Swenson, division chief operator of Pacific Telephone, headquartered in Spokane, and W. Swan, special agent for the general superintendent based in San Francisco, who had been in the city for several days inspecting the system, left for the east that night via the O R N. They found the Pendleton system and territory in excellent condition and praised Manager Marston for the conduct of lines and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Swenson
Pacific Telephone Company
Spokane
W. Swan
San Francisco
Bank official visits farm for wheat prospects
G A Hartman Jr assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Pendleton traveled to the quarter section of Mrs Lillian McMorris with J N York to inspect a farm leased to York. The field is sown to red chaff wheat and looks to yield well despite a generally unfavourable season with unusually few weeds this year noted by the Weston Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman, Jr
First National Bank of
Pendleton
J. N. York
Lillian McMorris
Woman Adjudged Insane and Remanded to Asylum
Mrs Wilhelmina Kuper was adjudged insane by County Judge Gilil land this morning and she will be taken to the asylum as soon as an attendant arrives from that Institution. The unfortunate Woman was very violent and is now being cared for at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Kuper
Gililland
Liverymen Lose Favorite Horse After Injury
Laing and Russell of Court street liverymen report the loss of a five year old driving horse this forenoon. The animal died after sustaining internal injuries while rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laing & Russell
Court Street
Ross Bonds in Land Conspiracy Case at County Court
Bailey Ross, another Uma tilla county man indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government out of land, appeared in the city yesterday and gave a bond before Commissioner John Halley Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Ross
Umatilla County
John Halley, Jr
Newbro's Herpicide Prevents Dandruff and Baldness
A bold claim asserts the same germ causes dandruff and baldness and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ to prevent both conditions. The ad urges accepting no substitute and offers samples from A Koeppen & Bros in Detroit with two sizes priced at 69 cents and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhero
Newbro
Ir Stampa
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Zeuske Funeral Train Leads Honorary Farewell
The Zeuske funeral required a special train from the city to Helix, the first and only such run for this purpose. About 130 relatives and friends joined the northbound trip, including members of Woodmen lodges and Woodcraft circles, as Rev. Walter Payne recalled the deceased Edward Zeuske as a man of strong character, dutiful family man, and beloved neighbor. The community expresses deep sympathy to the widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Zeuske
Woodcraft
Walter Payne
Edward Zeuske
Mayme Hays Dies At 24 In Arkansas
Mayme E. Hays sister of Ed and Harry Hays died at 7 10 this morning at her aunt Mrs James Nell home after a TB struggle. She was 24, daughter of the late R G Hays. Formerly a stenographer for Winter and Collier in the Association building. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 from the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme E. Hays
Harry Hays
Ainter
James Nell
R. G. Hays
Winter & Collier
Association
Miss Hays
Baptist Church
Death of Pioneer Mary FitzGerald of Pendleton
Mrs Mary FitzGerald a well known pioneer woman and sister of the Campbell brothers died at Pendleton hospital at 6 pm from a tumor She was 65, born in Ireland and had lived in Pendleton 26 years Her husband William FitzGerald died two years ago She is survived by Thomas Campbell Dr W R Campbell Charles Campbell Mrs John Hemphill and Margaret Campbell The funeral from 213 Turk Street will be held tomorrow at 4 pm with services by Rev W L Van Nuys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FitzGerald
Campbell
Mary Campbell
Ireland
Pendleton
William FitzGerald
Thomas Campbell
W. R. Campbell
Charles Campbell
Helix
John Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Margaret Campbell
Kansas
Turk Street
W. L. van Nuys
Warranty Deeds Report in Weston Oregon Area Transfers
Warranty deeds list transfers including Ella Duncan to Martha Stages for land in section 27 and Weston Oregon parcels plus Irvine Lyman to W H Wayman for multiple quarter sections in township 68 range 30 BE W. M and William Deane Goodman to Jacob Schubert with parcels in sections 4 and 43 and townships 5 and 6 in EF W. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Duncan
Martha
N. R
Weston
Ore
Mays
Irvine Lyman
W. H. Wayman
BE. W. M
William Deane Goodman
Jacob Schubert
EF. W. M
Union-born vocalist Ina Wright to wed German violinist
The La Grande Star reports Miss Ina Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Wright Union married Prof Gottfried Herbst in Berlin on Saturday June 6. Herbst is first violinist in the German Royal Opera. Wright, a noted vocalist, studied in Germany and performed in La Grande about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Pendleton
Ina
Wreht
W. T. Wright
Union
Berlin
Germany
Gottfried Herbst
Royal Opera Company
Wright
Heppner Wool Tops the Market with 660000 Pounds Sold
The Heppner sale on Thursday moved about 660000 pounds of wool, covering 40 Morrow county clips, with buyers returning to the city last night. Major consignors included William Ellery and F L Olcott, paying 14 to 16 cents, from 145000 to 110000 pounds each, and others selling 55000 to 70000 pounds at 13 to 16 2/3 cents, with Greene noting this as the best eastern Oregon sale of the year. The Baker county clip from Lee Gros, about 300000 pounds, was bought by Greene, though figures were kept private for sale confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow County
Heppner
William Ellery
F. L. Olcott
F. Frankenstein
M. Cummings
J. Defour
E. W. Judd
E. W. Brigham
Charles Greene
Oregon
Charles H. Greene
Shaniko
Lee Gros
Greene
New Lawyer Ernest C. Smith Opens Pendleton Office
Ernest C. Smith, formerly of Town and Medford Oregon, has opened a law office in Pendleton in the Association building. A Lennox College Drake University and Ann Arbor Law School graduate, he served two years as city superintendent of schools in Ouray Colorado before practicing law in Medford since 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Smith
Town
Medford
Pendleton
Association
Smith
Lennox College
Drake University
Ann Arbor Law School
Law
Ouray
Colorado
Oregon
Automobile Tournament Planned at Local Fair Grounds
The Walla Walla Union reports a June 18 automobile contest at the fair grounds promising novelty. A five mile speed race will feature an 18 horsepower Buick from Inland Auto and a Reo from Walla Walla Motor. Local drivers are drawing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Union
Buick
Inland Auto Company
Reo
Walla Walla Motor Company
Badjem
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DR. Price
Wiesten Galery Bes
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
State Saloon
F&s
Tallman & Co
T. P. Gilliland
Ross
Bond
the Fair Store
United States Depository
Mayme Hays
Pendicton
Campbell Brothers
Puneral
Heppner Wool
Center Greene
Monster Baker
Iowa
Deckles
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
the Good Fellowship
Fellowship of A Good Watch That
Howard
America
Fic Syrup Co
the Jagless
Joy Juice
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