Matlock Tells Them About the Round-Up in Alaska
Wesley Matlock, once owner of the Log Cabin brewery in Alaska, has returned to Juneau after visiting Pendleton. He recalls seeing Log Cabin Bock Beer posters fifty years ago and notes Juneau’s growth. He plans further travel to the Interior and mentions Pendleton’s Round-Up spending surpassing 1.25 million dollars last September.
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Wesley XII
Matlock
Pen- Altoy
Alaska
Juneau
Oregon
Pendleton
Janeau
Indian allottee deaths reported on Umatilla reservation
Statistics by Major E. L. Swarnzlander show 467 of 954 allotted Indians on the Umatilla, Cayuse, and Walla Walla cessions are dead. Dead rates: Cayuse 199 of 399, 56 percent. Walla Walla 172 of 433, 40 percent. Umatilla 195 of 132, 58 percent. Total deaths amount to 467, about 42 percent.
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E. L. Swarnzlander
Umatilla Reservation
Walla Wallas
Umatillas
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Government fixes date for Indian allotment status
On April 24, 1859, the government selected a date to determine the allotment status of Indians on the reservation. The Cayuses and Umatillas receiving allotments were mostly full bloods, while about 60 percent of the Walla Wallas were mixed bloods.
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Cayuses
Umatillas
Walla Wallas
Get salary for being air scout Paris June 15
Emille Vedrines brother of Jules Vedrines received pay for air scouting for Turkey in the Balkan war. He earned 400 dollars for three to four months of dangerous service, despite Turks promising 10 000. He complains of underpayment and mocks the Turkish commander Hamidiyeh for not paying his crew.
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Paris
Emille Vedrines
Jules Vedrines
Turkey
Vedrines
Hamidieh
Keeps 81th Birthday Sen Stephenson Birthday
Washington June 18 Uncle Ike Stephenson oldest and richest US senator today marks his eighty fourth birthday. Born June 18 1829 in New Brunswick he rose from a camp cook to a multi millionaire with farms and mines as specialties. He receives congratulations from colleagues and admirers in Wisconsin.
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Washington
Ike" Stephenson
United States Senate
Solon
Senate
Wisconsin
Stephenson
New Brunswick
Shelby Cullom
Pendleton Thursday Afternoon Club to Hold Meeting
The annual business meeting of the Thursday Afternoon Club will be held tomorrow at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Stephen A Lowell Painting Store Fronuts Painters are today brightening up the fronts of the Hamsey saddle store and the Standard Grocery by applying fresh coats Mr Cohen Returns After two weeks In Stockton California with his brother Leon Cohen prominent local merchant arrived home this morning Mrs Cohen is still visiting in California
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Stephen A. Lowell
Hamsey
Stockton
California
Leon Cohen
Wisconsin Women Travel for Walla Walla Wedding
Mrs W L Thompson Mrs Henry W Collins and Mrs Nesmith Ankeney left today for Walla Walla to attend the wedding of Miss Olga Baumester a popular young lady of that city this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
Henry W. Collins
Nesmith Ankeney
Walla Walla
Olga Baumester
Two Marriage Licenses Granted in Helix Area
A marriage license was granted yesterday to Edgar L. Norvell and Maury Helen Stockton, both of Helix, and they will wed tomorrow. Another license was issued today to Chester Martin Barney and Claire Sorenson, a Stanford couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Norvell
Maury Helen Stockton
Helix
Chester Martin Barney
Claire Sorenson
Sidewalk Permits Issued for Local Properties
Sidewalk permits have been issued to Mrs. S. ly. Morse for Grange street property, M. W. Deardorff for Aura street, M. W. Tur ley for Lewis and Grange corner, and John Dand for Court and Post corner lot, enabling new sidewalk construction.
Pendleton hailed as a rose city after bouquet tribute
The East Oregonian acknowledges receipt of a bouquet from Mrs. A. T. Matthews of 514 Market Street. The gesture reinforces Pendleton’s reputation as a rose city gathering beauty from local gardens.
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The
East Oregonian
A. T. Matthews
Market Street
Pendleton
Former Oregon star Dudley Clarke seeks Pendleton berth
Dudley J. Clarke former University of Oregon and M. A. A. C. football and baseball star seeks a spot with Pendleton. Fr W Ritner club head confirms receipt of a telegram from Clarke saying Tacoma released him and he wishes to play for Pendleton. Clarke recently failed in a Portland auditor race and then joined Tacoma where he was signed while in college. He is an outfielder and utility infielder noted for hard hitting and fast fielding.
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Dudley J. Clarke
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Fr. W. Ritner
Tacoma
Clark
Portland
Clarke
Jays
Eva Brownell Weds Fred M Hofer In Uma tila Morning
Miss Eva Brownell daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Brownell of Uma tila married Fred M Hofer of Idaho at the bride's home. Rev L Grigsby of Pendleton officiated using the ring service. Guests included Parlett Pendleton Lucile McPherson Spokane and relatives from Idaho. The ceremony began at 7 30 am followed by plans for a honeymoon.
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Umatila
Eva Brownell
D. ¢. A Brownell
Fred M. Hofer
Idaho
8. L. Grigsby
First Presbyterian Church of
Pendleton
Brownel
Miss
Leaves Farm to Children in Will Probate
In Montavilla the will of Christiana Walker, who died in January, leaves a 370 acre farm to her two children Hugh Alexander Walker of Wasco and Jean McIntyre of this county. The son may buy his sister’s share for 2500 dollars if he contracts within a month and makes no more than three payments over not more than three years and one month. If not, the land remains with the estate. The land may not be leased during their father Alexander Walker’s lifetime unless otherwise stated.
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Christiana Walker
Montavilla
Hugh Alexander Walker
Wasco
Jean McIntyre
Alexander Walker
Crop share and executorship terms in a family agreement
A dated arrangement assigns one third of the crop to the son and, if they farm the jan, the same portion applies. The son is named as executor in the agreement, defining his duties and the division of harvest along with estate administration.
Goerlick Denied Citizenship Papers in Olympia Case
Olympia case details a former Industrial Workers member Goerlick pressing for citizenship, amid a supreme court mandate against Judge Frater to explain why he did not sign a facts statement for an appeal from a ruling refusing Goerlick citizenship. The June 18 scene centers on municipal and court actions surrounding Goerlick's status and the related legal process.
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Goerlick
Olympia
Seattle
The
Industrial Workers
Cithzenship
Supreme Court
Frater
Sause
Ciitizenship
Visit of Prince of Roumania to Rome Pleasing
Prince Charles of Roumania, son of Crown Prince Ferdinand, visits Rome in a show of growing cordiality between Romania and Italy. The Italian press calls it gratitude for Italy’s role in Silistrian frontier and Kutzo Vindis issues, with cultural ties expanding through Italian courses in Bucharest and plans for a Romanian academy in Rome. Italy hopes to secure orders for ships for Romania’s navy, with contracts already given for 26-knot torpedo boats.
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Rome
Italy
Charles of
Macedona
University of Bucharest
Ten Thousand Boys Demonstrate Public School Athletics
New York public schools students in white blouses and blue and orange ties gathered in Central Park to illustrate applied athletics. Theodore Roosevelt Vincent Astor and officials witnessed a drill and game focused on improving school conditions. A plan proposed by Vincent Astor to fund sending 200 city boys to the Panama Exposition was adopted. Roosevelt praised sportsmanship and urged perseverance. He lauded the Public School Athletic League as a great force for good.
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New York
Central Parks
Theodore Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Mr. Roosevelt
Gustavus T. Kirby
Amateur Athletic Union
Roosevelt
Public School Athletic League
Institute Por Colonial Affairs Meets in London
London hosts the International Colonial Institute luncheon at Mansion House with Lord Mayor and guests including Spanish ambassador Merry del Val and Belgian minister Count de Lalaing. The institute, founded in 1893 by M. Chailley, aims to study colonial governance and foster international relations among lawmakers and colonial administrators.
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London
Lord Maor
Lord Reay
International Colonial Institute
Senor Merry del Val
Count de Lalaing
M Chailley
Franco German Trade Grows In Early 1913
Paris reports a rise in Franco German trade in the first quarter of 1913 with exports from Germany to France totaling 261,275,000 francs and France to Germany at 202,824,000 francs, compared with 288,981,000 and 197,986,000 francs respectively for the same period in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Germany
Whites May Fish On Umatilla Reservation With Rules
White men may fish on the Umatilla reservation if they observe rules to respect Indian rights. Notices warning against depredations will be posted along streams, and offenders will be prosecuted. Major Swartzlander said notices would be posted immediately and that violations would be pursued.
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Umatilla
F. H. Abbott
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
E. L. Swartslinder
Swartzlander
Washington
Uma Uilla
Oregon
Umatilla Reservation
Illinois Legislature Adjourns Busy Session
Springfield, June 18 The Illinois state legislature publicly adjourned today after its busiest session in years. A major action was the state vice probe. A May 28 resolution provided for sine die adjournment on June 28 with a recess until then for the governor to sign or veto all bills passed.
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Springfield
Illlinois
Man seeks riches by anxious spending beyond means
A reflective note says a man eager to appear wealthy will pay more than he can afford for that impression, illustrating how vanity pushes people into financial overreach.
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BLUR
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Parsons’ Knit Union
Parsons
Ade
Just
Evers
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Big Drummers
Prince OF
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POR Colonial Affairs
Herr Dernburg
India
New City
E. T. Miller
Walnut Street
Jody
Colden
Umatilla River
Meacham
Indiana
Illinois
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
E. T. Wade
Temple Hidg
Pendleton, Ore
Taylor
G. Pendleton, Ore
Netherlands American Mortgage Bank
Frank R. Atkins
Telephone Main
Main St
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