Anti Fly Lecture Tonight at City Hall
Free public lecture by Dr. Calvin White, state health official, on the deadly work of the common house fly. Stereoptican views will illustrate typhoid transmission and broader public health measures. The talk, also praising educational outreach, covers sewerage, septic tanks, and water-pollution campaigns.
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City Hall
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State Board of Health
White
Portland
City
C. J. Smith
Th. White
Vlewe
Sir Perrit
Board of Health
Brigade
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Watertown NY
The Knights Templar Conclave opened in Watertown New York promising the largest gathering in the Empire State history. Delegates arrived from New York Buffalo Rochester and other cities for a convention featuring a big parade.
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Watertown
N. Y
Knights Tempiser
Empire State
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Pendleton Weston deed transfers in McArthur’s addition
Luther A Schhellenberg and wife of Weston transfer Lot 4 and half of Lot 4 in Block S and half of Lot 4 in Block 10 McArthur’s addition Weston to LL B Davis for a stated price. The item notes a Western Union telegraph car touring the area with officials from San Francisco including H L Gaunt and a district manager Booning making a inspection tour.
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Recorder Burroughs
Luther A. Schhellenberger
Weston
McArthur
Wreton
LL. B. Davis
Western Union
Walla Walla-Perthani
Western Union Telegraph
Genefit
Gaunt of
San Francisco
District Manager & Booning
Saturday Fight Ends With Ten Day Sentence for Martin
A Saturday afternoon brawl led to both Frank Martin and a man listed as John Doe being arrested. Judge FitzGerald dismissed the Dow case after testimony, then sentenced Martin to ten days. Pendleton library board holds monthly session with members listed. School elections today across the state name directors and clerks. Pendleton polls open at 6:00 PM, with expectations of reelecting J V Tallman and BE L Smith.
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Frank Martin
John Doe
FitzGerald
Mr. Dow
Martin
Library Board
Pendleton
Ciatrims
Polla
Court House
At &Olefock
Wildogs
J. V. Tallman
BE. L. Smith
Burgess Dies in Los Angeles Former Pendleton Leader
W J Burgess former Pendleton electric light company superintendent is dead in Los Angeles after an illness He was a longtime Pendleton resident with many friends His wife is sister to Mrs K Cransern of Montana Idaho panhandle travelers visited Pendleton for a lodge convention including Mrs M M Chittenden Mrs Maude M Dittemure and Mrs Nannie Stafford of Moscow TD Chapman and wife of Moscow KR EB Taylor Anna Peter and Clara Roberta of Hathorcia
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W. ©. Burgess
W. J. Burgess
Pendleton Electric Light Company
Los Angeles
Whiff
Pendleton
K. Cransern
Montandk
Idaho Panhandls
Sirs
M. M. Chittenden
Mre
Maude
Dittemure
Afrs
Nannie Stafford
Movor d'Alene
Chapman
Moscow
KR. EB
Taylor
Anna Peter
Clara B
Roberta
Hathoria
Drunks Remanded After Court Hearing
Five men presented for liquor offenses appeared before the court this morning. All five were remanded in custody to Chief Gurdan after being offered two potential penalties. Names recorded include Doula Jensen, W. Stulling, Chas Zire, and Henry Oi.
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Gurdan
Doula Jensen
W. &. Stulling Chas
Zire
Henry Oi
Weston Show Delegation Planned for Strawberry Day
A Weston Strawberry Day event on July 1 will attract a Weston show delegation. Secretary Jack Keefe of the Commercial Club hopes for a strong turnout to support exhibits promised for display at the fair.
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Weston
Miss Cora Murphy Wins Europe Travel Prize
Miss Cora Murphy, a Portland teacher and voice of Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald, is one of three Pendleton schoolteachers who won Moler and Frink's European America travel contest. She will receive a funded trip to Europe this summer, destination likely Paris or London.
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Fitz Gerald
Europe
Cora Murphy
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Pendleton Public Sehblers
Portland
Moler & Frink
Parle
London
Fighters Arrested in Cot tonwood Street Brawl
William Jones and William Tyler, regulars of the police court, fought on Cottonwood Street. Police Judge Fitz Gerald witnessed the altercation and, as Tyler tried to shift blame, reminded him of the facts. Both men received jail sentences, with Jones receiving the heavier term.
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Wiliam Jones
Willam Tyler
Cottonwood Street
FitzGerald
Tyler
Jones
Baker to Sacramento Farmed out to Pacific Coast League
Portland reports Tracy Baker, Pendleton’s representative on the Boston Americans, will be farmed to Sacramento to play this year in the Pacific Coast League. Other Boston men are also with Sacramento, though locals have not heard of the shift and last word had him on the Boston bench.
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Baker
Sacramento
Portland
Tracy Baker
Pendleton
Boston American
Boston Americans
Boston
Wallowa Lake Round-up tents invited for three days
Secretary Jack Keefe of the Commercial Club asks Wallowa Lake amusement company management to bring tents and camping equipment for the three days of the Round-up at the Wallowa Lake site. The request comes from the accommodations committee of the Hound-up board.
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Wallowa
Lake
Jack Keefe
Commercial Club
Wallowa Lake
Round-up crowd to be accommodated by tents and beds
A company plans to provide 100 or more tents at the lake to accommodate the Round-up crowd. It is believed the tents and beds will be brought there for lodging during the season.
Retired farmer leaves for Yellowstone with nephew
To Yellowside Park, Co. V. Daniela the well known retired farmer left Sunday via the N P for Yellowstone park. He accompanied by his nephew James Dan Lols.
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Yellowside Park, Co. V
Daniela
N. P
Yellowstone Park
James Dan- Lols
Petition Filed for Administratrix of Timmerman Estate
Attorneys Carter and Smythe filed with the county clerk a petition to appoint Mrs. Mary Siebert administratrix of Henry Timmerman’s estate who died at his Helix home. Heirs listed are Mrs. Seibert, Mrs. Anna Basler of Portland, Mrs. Sophie Mueller, and five sons of a deceased son. Estate valued at 34,700 to be divided among heirs.
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Timmerman
Carter & Smythe
Mary Siebert
Henry Timmerman
Helix
Seibert
Anna Basler
Portland
Sophie Mueller
William
Emil
John
Hermann
Ernest
No 17 To Carry Mail Hereafter
At last local residents will have improved mail service as No 17 will carry mail pouches for this day and pick up mail to take westward. The change begins today and ends the long wait for morning letters, previously held until 11:46 at night.
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Fendleten
Oregon Tigers Triumph in Broad Range of Sports
University of Oregon ends the year with champions in track, athletics, debate, actors, football, and tennis. The Ducks finish second in baseball and basketball among 43 contests, posting an 82 percent win rate while meeting Northwest peers and rivals from Utah, Stanford, and California.
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Uiversity of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Fine Rished
Oregon
Northwest
Utah
Stanford
Californ
Poothall
Wicketball
Wan
Tomat
Uwoothall
Beho Fourth of July celebration planned in Echo Oregon
Preparations for a traditional Fourth of July in Beho Oregon include a 10 o'clock grand parade, a program headlined by Judge Butler of Condon, Echo band performances, local talent, races and ball games in the afternoon, fireworks and a grand ball to end the day. The Echo post office moved yesterday to the James Hopkins building on Main Street, and seasonal stock shipments from the winter and spring continue to be sent to market today by C. F.
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Ore
Judge Butler
Condon
Muale
Echo Band
Ware
Echo
James Hopkins
Main Street
C. F
Local residents and visitors linked by trips and travel
Walker sent three carloads to Seattle. Dr. F R Dorn returned from Portland where he attended the Masonic grand lodge. Dorn represents Umatilla Lodge No. 40 in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl Jr. returned from Wasco. Mrs. F E Everitt visited Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward left on an extended business trip. L. Clark travels to the Willamette Valley for health for three months. S. Lisle of Portland left for The Dalles to visit his sister. Mrs. Lisle will meet him in The Dalles. Mrs. A Malcolm visited Pendleton. A J Howell of Salem departed after visiting W H Boys and family. Mrs. Reid of Braenfield visited. Schon and Louwis Scholl departed.
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Seattle
L. Clark
Willamette Valley
S. Lisle
Portland
Dalles
Lisle
Dalier
Alex Malcolm
Pendleton
A. J. Howell
Ale Minnvville
W. H. Boys
A. Reid
Braenfield
Ar Schon
Louwis Seholl
Travel Note Says He Left For Walla Walla On Business
A brief item notes that he departed last evening on a business trip to Walla Walla. The short entry records a routine travel event with no further details on purpose or duration.
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Walla Walla
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Pendleton Drug Co
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