FANGS E LEUPP TO VISIT UMATILLA RESERVATION
Frances B. Leupp commissioner of Indian affairs plans a visit to the Umatilla reservation. The exact date and purpose are not known, but local officials expect it could influence future policy. The visit follows earlier tensions between the government and white renters, though Agent McFatridge reports no current major issues. Bound for Des Chutes country, J H Estes and wife depart tonight on a fishing hunting and business trip.
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Frances B. Leupp
Indian Affairs
Umatilla
McFatridge
Leupp
Indian Service
United
Des Chutes
J. H. Estes
Otto Turner
Morrow County
Crook County
Cascada Mountains
Estes
Bradshaw On The Bench At Court Session
Judge W J Bradshaw of The Dalles filled in for Judge Bean at a circuit court session last evening. The brief sitting was held to hear an argument and the temporary occupancy allowed him to preside during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Braidshaw
Dalles
Judge Bean
Cold hour warning urges early care to prevent worsening
A terse notice warns that the very hour and cold start must be checked immediately or infection may become deep seated and harder to cure. It stresses every hour lost at the start can add days to suffering and urges action now.
F S Cold Capsules Used in Time They Save All That Follow
A concise note claims F and S cold capsules save time by preventing sickness worry and expenses. The item is presented as a reliable remedy that never fails, highlighting its preventive value.
Bowman v Wade attachment case ends as judge returns home
In the Bowman versus Wade attachment proceeding N C Richards of Raley Richards and Raley represented Bowman and D W Balley defended the defendant. Judge Bradshaw returned to his home in The Dalles this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Vs. Wade
N. C. Richards
Raley
Miss Olive Gwinn Hosts South Main Lawn Party
Miss Olive Gwinn daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Gwinn acted as hostess at a charming lawn party at their South Main Street home Thursday evening. About five boys and girls, friends of the young lady, attended the event which featured lanterns on the lawn and porch, decorative roses indoors, juvenile games and dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gwinn
J. H. Gwinn
South Main Street
Officials announce July Fourth excursion rates
Co. BR and N officials announce special July 4 excursion rates within 200 miles of Pendleton. The fare is 1.33 times the regular rate, valid for travel July 3 or 4 and returnable through July 6.
Dr W R Campbell Exhibits Wheat From Cold Springs Ranch
Dr W R Campbell shows a wheat sample from Cold Springs ranch at Hartman Abstract company quarters. He asserts the wheat will yield 45 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R .Campbell
Cold Springs
Hartman Abstract Company
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples Today
Marriage licenses were issued today to Charles Chapman and Lulu Hogwell, L G Sealor and Cassie Pearl Brannin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chapman
Lulu Hogwell
L. G. Sealor
Cassie Pearl Brannin
The Legend of a Ghost at the Dime Theater
The Legend of a Ghost opens at the Dime theater starting Sunday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dime Theater
You Think One Tea Is as Good as Another
The notice urges shoppers to choose the lowest price in display windows and hints the grocer will refund excess funds. It references Wherehilling's Best and implies a policy of adjusting to match lower prices. The message promotes price awareness and buyer advocacy.
Rectory Work to Start Adjacent to Church of Redeemer
A two story Episcopal rectory will be built beside the Church of the Redeemer on Johnson Street. The frame dwelling, hard finished, will have eight or nine rooms and cost about 2000 dollars. Work to begin after the old rectory is moved. G I LaDow may supervise, contracts not yet let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Johnson Street
Elvirm Tee
Echo
Episcopal Church
G. I LaDow
Pendleton to Play in Walla Walla on Fourth of July
Pendleton's manager Dean Tatom announced the team will play at Walla Walla July 4 instead of La Grande. The squad, after returning home from yesterday's 18 to 1 loss to La Grande, will travel for a Walla Walla series and then await a Garden City visit as the season nears finish. Walla Walla beat Baker 6 to 6 in a prior game.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
la Grande
Dean Tatom
Tatom
Garden City
Biker
Vancouver and Butte split doubleheader in Northwest League
In Vancouver on June 26 Vancouver and Butte split a doubleheader. First game ended 66 to 53 with Erickson and Arbogast credited for Vancouver and Thomas and Bender for Butte. In Seattle on the same day Seattle beat Tacoma 7 to 6 after an eighth inning rally. Frisk hit a homer as Allen and Fortier combined on the mound for Seattle and Baker and Shea for Tacoma.
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Vancouver
B.C
Butte
Erickson and Arbogast
J. Thomas and
Bender
Seattle
Tacoma
Frisk
RHE
Allen and, Fortier, Baker and Shea
Aberdeen Beats Spokane In Eighth Inning Rally
Spokane, June 26. Aberdeen led but Califf loaded the bases and Roberts, a young semi pro, batted for Killilay and delivered a two run single. Final score Aberdeen eight Spokane six. Batteries Califf Spencer Kililiay Wright and McCarter.
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Spokane
Aberdeen
Califf
Roberts
Killilay
Califf and Spencer
Wright and McCarter
Beavers Win In 14th Inning In Pacific Coast Games
San Francisco defeated Oakland 43 to 1 in a featureless game. Portland beat Los Angeles 9 to 5 in 14 innings with Raferty driving in runs. Other scores include Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 and St Louis 10 Pittsburgh 1.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Beavers
Los Angeles
Portland Today
Cooney
Brashear
Ryan
Rafferty
Bassey
Raferty
Delmas
Stecey
Kinsein
Madden
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Hast Oregonian Grammar Note Ignored
The Hast Oregonian column ends with a boastful remark about ego and a challenge to readers to spot errors in local prose. No additional facts or names are provided.
Harvest 18 Great Laborers Are Few in Wheat Regions
Farmers face a labor shortage as harvest nears in the Northwest with grain-cutting time approaching. Wages offered, $2.50 to $5 a day with board, fail to attract enough workers from mills and mines. Sawmills, rail construction, and economic downturn keep labor tight while bags cost less than last year and bag supply contracts foretell limited price increases. Olive-sized yield estimates vary, with some speakers predicting 25 to 10 percent below last year and others proposing 69 to 65 million bushels as a rough range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Government Inn
Portland
Sheep Population in Australia Grows Significantly
Australia remains the world’s leading sheep country with rising flocks. Figures from the American Sheep Breeder show 74 million sheep in 1905, 82 million in 1906, 88 million in 1907, and 109 million total in Australia and Australasia. The United States last year counted 18 million sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australasia
United States
Fourth of July Social at G A Hamblen’s Home
A Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor social was held last evening at the home of G A Hamblen. About 35 or 40 members attended and the house was decorated in red, white and blue. Firecrackers were used as prizes in the games and Miss Ruby Whittemore served as goddess of plenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hamblen
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbysterian Church
Ruby Whittemore
Moliter and O'Daniel Take Over Pastime Amusement Parlor
R. A. Rutherford sells his interest in the Pastime amusement parlor in the Workingmen's Clothing building basement to George O'Daniel, formerly in furniture. The firm will be Moliter and O'Daniel. Rutherford moves to North Yakima with his interest in another parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Rutherford
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
George O'Daniel
Will
Moliter & O'Daniel
Rutherford
North Yakima
First Baptism at Hermiston Baptist Church Opens New Structure
In Hermiston a small Baptist church conducted its first baptismal service Thursday evening, welcoming new members. The concrete block church is described as a beautiful and fine addition to the town.
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Baptist Church
Hermiston
Fine store and office room for rent in East Oregonian building
Space available for rent includes a storefront and office room within the East Oregonian building. Inquiries should be directed to this office for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Enquire
Sharpshooters to Practice Before State Meet
In the weeks leading to the state rifle shoot, company L has not yet chosen its four man team. Adjutant General Finger ordered the event at Salem starting July 18 with tryouts at the armory tomorrow morning. Target practice begins at Tutullla range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger
Salem
Tutullla
Fire destroys Chilson home near Ukiah with no insurance
Fire at Ukiah area home of B F Chilson Wednesday afternoon destroyed the dwelling and most contents. A woodshed storing some goods also burned. No insurance was carried by Chilson, leaving him a heavy financial loss. Aside from his ranch property, further details are unclear.
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B. F. Chilson
Ukiah
Chileon
Chilson Sells Lumber Business in Ukiah
Mr Chilson, owner of a lumber business in Ukiah, expresses desire to sell the enterprise. Details on assets, inventory, and terms are not provided in the fragment.
Take Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion Now
When you need relief promptly for stomach issues take something reliable. Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion is guaranteed to help and is pleasant to take. Sold by Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
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F&s
Dr. Campbell
City Property
Ness 19
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P. C. la Grande
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Lewis
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la Vonge
Pittsburg
Cincinnat
Oregonian
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Eale
Sunny Jim
Roosevelt
Ukiat
Denroys Chilson
Carney & Tweedy
Main Street
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Caty
Ceylon
Folger’s Golden Gate Teas
Japan
J. A. Folger & Co
Panama
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