Pendleton travelers recall Shrine events and local notes
The report reviews Pendleton residents returning from Chicago and Shrine ceremonies in Portland, noting travel by train and auto, road conditions, and social appearances. It mentions Roy Milner and Al Goddard's cross‑country trip, Randall's remarks on the parade, and local residents visiting from Hermiston and Weston.
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Toy
Ritner
Wiho
Aoren
Idaho
Boegon
Wute
Alchard
Bett
Portland
Goddard
Rither Ranch
Chicago
Roi
One License Plate Used Fined in County Court
John Doe, a local wake owner, was fined five dollars in Justice court on Tuesday for operating a motor car with only one license plate. County offices report many annual school district reports arriving at the Superintendent of Schools office following the June election. A police video was shown this morning with a brief remark about a man dropped from a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Varias County
Thoos
Wormington Will Admitted and Appraisers Named
The will of Harriet Ann Wormington was admitted to probate and William Wormington named executor. Estate valued around 5500. H I Frasier, Charles J McKonale and H J McQuary appointed as appraisers. A marriage license was issued to Dell M Jones and Lillian M Locke of Pendleton. James D D Shipp seeks divorce from Carre B H Bupp, married Feb 12 1900, after 17 years of cohabitation, she deserted on Feb 16 1917. The case is represented by I M Behannep.
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Dell M. Jones
Lillian M. Locke
Pendleton
James DD. Shipp
Olt
Carre BH. Bupp
I. M. Behannep
Illness Delays Pendleton High School Principal Elect
The Pendleton school district delays appointing a principal elect as William H. McMaster, husband of the candidate, is ill. McMaster had notified Superintendent HL EB Toow of his resignation from Corvallis where he worked last year and would have moved to Pendleton next month. Local officials will consider other applicants, with pressure seen from Corvallis to retain him.
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Aira
William H. McMaster
Pendleton
Princial Elect
HL EB. Toow
Murder confession assigns blame to Moore in taxi driver killing
Portland dispatch says George Moore, once named as participant, now admits guilt for the murder of Matty Dublicky, an automobile driver, exonerating Russell Brake who was earlier implicated. District attorney's office released the statement.
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Associated Prep
Portland
George Moore
Matty Dublicky
Ten Doy Asp
Han Madr
Russell Brake
Local man s brother to open 200000 bank
A new bank with capital of 200000 is being organized in Long Beach California by Nelson McCook of Sumner Kansas, brother of J T McCook, VP of American National Bank. Nelson will be president of the new California National Bank and also of Sumner’s First National Bank. KT McCook, another brother, will be president of the American National Bank in San Bernardino and a director of the new bank. Opening planned for November. The McCooks have itinerated in Pennsylvania, with Nelson visiting there last summer.
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Long Beach
Cal
Paich
Noleon Mc-Cook
Af Sumner
Jows
J. T. McCook
Amerian National Bank
McCook
First National Bank of
Sumner
K. D. McCook
American National Bank
San Bernardio
California National
Mettulion
Nelwn McCook
KT. McCook
Pennivten
Garretson of Tacoma Named Imperial Potentate of Shrine
Jane Garretson of Tacoma was elected imperial potentate of the Shrine with the main contest likely for outer guard among about ten candidates. The day featured Shrine festivities including automobile rides along the Columbia Highway.
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Ifty
Portland
Jane
Bilie Lewie Garretson
Tacoma
Outer Guard
Columba Highway
Outing Camp For Pendleton Youths Sets Sail Friday
Thirty youths from Pendleton and nearby towns prepare to ride train No 20 to a eight day summer camp at Conway station on Maacham creek led by Cash Wood YMCA secretary. The schedule blends drill Bible study sport rest and nightly campfires with a military style routine. The group includes many regional youths with plans to return Friday evening July 2.
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Pendleton
Conway Station
Maacham Creek
Cash Wood
A Byorg
Mr. Wood
St. P
At & O
Adams
Athena
Echo
Helix
Pilot Rock
Hermiston
Palmer Says All Is Harmony With Party
A. Mitchell Palmer attorney-general and Democratic leaders traveled through Chicago en route to the San Francisco convention. Palmer downplayed divisions saying there is no dimension in the party and none to be expected. Warren Van Deke of Harrisburg predicted Palmer would be the strongest candidate with 74 of 76 delegates pledged and about four hundred votes on the first roll call.
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Associated Press
Chicago
A. Mitchell Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Ricaree
Pubner
Menera
Warren van Deke
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mrr
Roosevelt kin earns Distinguished Service Medal
Washington June 2 Dr Richard Derby son-in-law of the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by the War Department for his services with the Army Medical Corps in France He held the rank of lieutenant colonel with the Second Division
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Presid
Washington
Richard Derby
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Army Medical Corps
France
Derby
Yeoman Lodge No 1 Toe to Meet Thursday Evening
Nation Yeoman Lodge No 1 Toe schedules a Thursday evening meeting at Mohno Hall for important business. Members urged to attend. Honors foreman presiding.
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Loige
Mohno Hall
Ais
Three Win Honors in General Scholarship
The University of Oregon awarded honors in general scholarship to Lucell Morrow of Portland Grace Kopp of Eugene and Dorothy Duniway of Portland at a Saturday faculty meeting. Honorable mention was voted to True Smith Lora Evielyn Smith Merberin Zchoubel Huith Wheeler Mary Mathes Grace Husmerstrom Marcus O'Day Earl Richardson Andrew Fish and Paul Deldenholmer.
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University OF
True Smith
Wallerville
Lora Evielyn Smith
Redmond
Meberin Zchoubel
Ore‘von City
Huith Wheeler
Eugene
Mary Mathes
Ashland
Grace Husmerstrom
Ameria
Marcus O'Day
Centralia
Wash
Earl Richardson
McMinnvil
Andrew Fish
Paul If Deldenholmer
Corvus- the
Beauty Beyond Skin Deep and Elixir Claims
An old saying about beauty is challenged by a pamphlet of advertisements touting Chamberlains Tablets and Chamberlains Liniment as cures. The text urges women to seek beauty through products and diet while promising quick relief from rheumatism with no internal treatment, citing a testimonial from A O Newell of New Kensington.
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Chamberlain
A. O. Newell
New Exenssington
Chamberlain's Oinimont
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