Tired of Eastern Oregon Green Fields
A. M. Dalrymple of the Pacific Homestead Salem visits then travels to Heppner to represent the Salem Statesman in the field. He bicycled through Echo country enduring sand and sun and longs for home and family while dreaming of quiet, green fields away from industry. He plans to return by walking if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dalrymple
Pacific Homestead
Salem
Heppner
Salem Statesman
Fleld
Dalrymple
Echo Country
Returned from Alberta. Hawley praises future, stays in Pendleton
W H Hawley returns from a two week business trip to Alberta Canada and says the country has great agricultural potential and is a fine cattle region yet he will remain in Pendleton for now He also notes R C Judson of the O R & N in Watkinville heads to Astoria and promotes dry land alfalfa culture claiming it will enrich the hills here by its cultivation and prove its adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
W. H. Hawley
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Hawley
Pendleton
R. C. Judson
Astoria
Mr. Judson
A. F. Ruge
Hoppner
Mrs McCourt to Attend Portland Funeral in Valley
Mrs John McCourt and her mother Mrs W F Boothey depart for Portland tomorrow to attend the funeral of Mrs McCourt's uncle David Dalgleish. She will visit her parents in Salem for a few weeks during the valley trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCourt
W. F. Boothey
Portland
Mra. McCourt
David Dalgleish
W. W. Rinelart
Olympia
Wash
Heppner Flood Aftermath Tests Community Resolve
Desolation at Reppner portrays flood ruin with 228 identified dead likely to rise. Residents urge labor and money for orphans and destitute, while relief work and town reconstruction gain momentum. Reports from Dan Richmond, John Schmidt, and others describe shattered homes, twisted rails, and the scale of devastation.
Will the Fund Be Diverted Concluded
Fragmented text shows a debate on whether to divert funds from a Fourth of July celebration to aid Heppner. Opinions clash between canceling the celebration to help the needy and proceeding with the event while raising relief money separately. The passage hints at prior debts and the question of allocation among the Fourth fund and charitable relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gend
Heppner
Mike Grate
C. R. Dutton
Bros
Dely Heppner
Taliman
Wreck Injury Bedside Update for Portland Man
Hen A Campbell of Portland, regular man on the Pocatello and Portland malt train, was in a wreck at Pocatello a few days ago. He suffered a scalp wound requiring ten stitches and is not seriously injured, with many friends in this city relieved by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
A. Campbell
Portland
Minister C A Sias Attends Turner Camp Meeting
The minister of the Christian church at Athena was the guest of friends here last night and again this morning for Turner Oregon where he will attend the denomination's annual camp meeting at the Turner Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sias
Christian Church
Athena
Turner, Or
Turner Tabernacle
Funeral Services For Cargill And Greer Held At Olney
This afternoon the funerals of M. P. Cargill and Oliver Greer will be held at Olney cemetery. The service for Mr. Cargill begins at 4 o'clock with a brief rites for Greer to follow. Mer. King will conduct both ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Cargill
Oliver Greer
Olney Cemetery
Mr. Cargill
Mer. King
Appointed Justice of the Peace for Pilot Rock District
J B McManus editor of the Pilot Rock Record was this day appointed justice of the peace for and around Pilot Rock district in the place of Ike Manning who has resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McManus
Pilot Rock
Ike Manning
Lyddite Explosion at Woolwich Factory Kills Many
A massive blast at the Woolwich lyddite factory in London leveled five buildings this morning. Casualty tallies vary, but a cautious estimate reports 14 dead and 15 injured. Bodies were incinerated, with fragments gathered in buckets as families weep nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woolwich
Factory Collapse in New York Leaves Four Missing
A factory building on Newert Filace, New York, collapsed at 11 o'clock this morning. Four workers are missing and seven were injured as fifty employees were buried beneath debris. The overload on the third floor caused the collapse that brought down the upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newert Filace
Seco
Street Car Strike Affects City Power and Relief Drive
Street car workers strike as mob damage hits the power plant raising doubt of resumed generation. Governor Crimmins sent a message and received a response by noon. Grand opening planned for June 20 at Grate's on Rainier with free concert. Twenty percent of proceeds go to Heppner relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Ines Lin Mor Hite
Care Foley
Crimminn
Ower
Grate’s
Rainier Heer
Grand Tree Vitaperan
Trowipis
Heppner Relief Fund
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city notes
A flurry of short visits and business trips appears as residents and visitors pass through Pendleton. ae Bott of Houx and K Horst of La Grande conduct city business, C A Groat of Denver visits, Mrs Join Koon attends a state Christian conference, and many others including Potwine, FE Sherman, Mike Jessie Hartman, Horace Walker, A A Taylor, W J Gadwa, Carick of Portland, and Mr and Mrs C W Smith make brief stops or travel on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bott
Houx
K. Horst
la Grande
C. A. Groat
Denver
Pendleton
Join Koon
Turner
Potwine
Bicho
FE. Sherman
Middle Cold Springs Canyon
Mike Jessie Hartman
Weston
Visi
Horace Walker
Helix
A. A. Taylor
Wallan Walls
Golden Rule Hotel
W. J Gadwa
Heppner
Roller RC
Carick
Portland
Walter A. Wyatt
East Oregonian
C. W. Smith
Wakteburg
Wash
Last Min t Umatilla Tent elects officers for term
Last Mint Umatilla Tent No 27 O M elected officers: lieutenant commander G A Robbins commander Charles Otterstedt chaplain E Coffman sergeant Joe Reed master at arms M P Castle. After adjournment members had a hayride and ate ice cream. The intention is to have ice cream at every meeting this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M
G. A. Robbins
Charles Otterstedt
E. Coffman
Sargent
Joe Reed
M. P. Castle
Expect Large Turnout at State Convention
The state convention of the Chris tan church will be held at Turner from June 16 to 26, with an expected attendance of 4 000 to 5 000 people. Rev Brooks says this estimate reflects his church’s usual turnout. Mr Brooke will depart for Turner next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Church
Turner
Brooks
Brooke
To Organize Lions FP 0 Confer and Woon Portland
Kenly of Portland and organizers for the Order of Liotta arrived in the city today and will make arrangements for organizing a local lodge.
Resigned Position by Page Evans in Local Freight Office
Page Evans, long time employee in the freight department of the OR & N, resigns after three years to take a new post with Ross Cold Storage and Ice Company. The move concludes his tenure with the railway and pairs him with a regional ice and cold storage firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Evans
OR & N
Platee
Ross Cold Storage and Ice Company
Town Lot Sold in Wate Bryson Wade Joay Area
Water, Bryson and Wade Joay sold Lot 6 in Block 67 of the Reservation Addition for W. St. Hovermale to A. E. Lambert and Mae Lambert for a consideration of 1100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate, Bryson & Wade Joay
W. St. Hovermale
A. E., Lambert and Mae Lambert
Noted Surgeon Dr Isaac Kove Dies Aboard Ship
New York dispatch reports Dr Isaac Kove, famed surgeon and medical leader, died of apoplexy today aboard the liner Anania as it neared the bay. The obituary notes his advocacy on a controversial plan to convict criminals for medical experimentation for humanity's benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac Kove
Mills Burned in Kansas Fire Destroys Largent Mills
Fire last night destroyed the City Milling Company's elevators and mills in Golden Ball Arkansas City. One employee was burned to death, losses estimated at about $100,000. Fire officials have not released further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largent
Golden Ball
Arkansas City
City Milling Company
Puget Sound Lumbermen to Close Camps Temporarily
Puget Sound lumbermen voted to suspend all work in camps on the Sound until August 3. More than 4,000 men will lose work as a market weakness lowers log prices. The shutdown, effective immediately, follows widespread mill closures already due to weak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Seattle
Sound
Compensation for Kishineff massacre victims ordered
London reports that Areansonff the new governor of Bessarabia has orders from the exar to compensate the sufferers and survivors of the Kishineff massacre for their losses. The message, received by Bar ing Bros. Banking House, notes the payments aim to ease the victims' damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baring Bros. Banking House
Areansonff
Bessarabia
Exar
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Tallman
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Carter
Dan Richmond
John Schmldt
Clarence Penland
B. J. Muir
W. A. Ayres
Payette
Idaho
T. W. Aggres
Sam Thompson
James A. Fee
J. N. Kernan
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T. W. Ayres
T W. Ayres
Thin City
J. L. Ayres
The
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Dubuque
Iowa
J Staley
Queen Hotel
Andreas Hard
Willa Walla
Alc. Whi
Echo
Walla Walla
M. Snodgrass
Minneapolis
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Kansas
Stig
Galie Ra Ag
ST. Joe Sto
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W. J. Clarke & Co
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