Auto Smash Up Ends Without Hurt In Water Street Crash
A head on collision on Water Street yesterday afternoon forced W P Temple to steer his car into the Tallman yard to avoid a wreck with a westbound vehicle driven by Miss Kinman. The impact damaged fence posts and the Temple car but left all occupants unharmed and frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Temple
Joe Tadlman
Mr. Temple
Water Street
Lewis Street
Mies Kinman
Temple
Tallman Yard
Mr. Tallman
Tallman
Temple Auto
Miss Kinman
Breding
Early action against cold speeds recovery
The passage urges prompt care at the first sign of a cold. It warns that delaying treatment allows the illness to deepen, making cure harder and prolonging suffering. Immediate steps are implied but not specified in detail.
Accident Involves Mrs Temple and Guests in Car
The report notes that during the accident Mrs Temple was riding with Mr Temple and a couple of guests in his car.
Saloon Case Unsettled Before July 1
With one day remaining before July first Judge Bean has not ruled on the Nolte case. The court has spent time on the Ferguson St Dennis matter, likely delaying resolution until tomorrow. Arguments persist on motions from Harras Ferguson as three motions were heard, two denied and a third under discussion.
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Bean
Nolte
Circuit Court
Ferguson-St. Dennis
Httle
Judge Bean
Heppner
St. Dennier
Harras-Ferguson
D. W. Bailey
Harras
Missionaries to attend northwest Indian ministers council
Rev. J. M. Cornelison mission church leader will depart tomorrow with ten church members for Stites Idaho to join the council of ministers and plan a year of northwest Christian Indian meetings. Four Tutuilla church members will travel to Yakima to meet the Indian council and arrange Yakima reservation meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cornelison
Tutulus Indian Presbyterian Church
Stites
Idaho
Council of Ministers
Tutuilla
Yakima
Indian Council
Soft drink parlor to open in Henderson building
Bogart and Kiegan, long time liquor merchants in the Hendricks building at Main and Webb, are remodeling their rooms and will open a soft drink parlor immediately after July 1. The front has been torn out this afternoon and the new shop should be trading in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogart and
Kiegan
Hendricks
Main and
Webb Streets
Hidaway Springs Independence Day Celebration
Hidaway Springs will host a grand July 4 event with Honorable J. T. Hinkle delivering the day’s oration on independence. A large barbecue will welcome visitors and amusements include races, pageants, dancing, and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidaway Springs
J. T. Hinkle
Official A Y P exposition flower chosen
The official flower of the Alaska- Yukon- Pacific exposition is the Cactus Dahlia. It is praised for its profuse growth around Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Lost Gothamite Guides to Hotel Return
A well dressed man from New York wandered the Gotham business district seeking his hotel. He showed a key and claimed he arrived by bus and could not locate his lodging. Day Clerk Mc Dante of Hotel St. George helped him reconnect with the Golden Rule, confirming his origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mc Dante
Hotel St. George
New York
Cattle Transfer From Huntington to Seattle by Rail
A shipment of 23 cars totaling about 600 fat cattle moved today through the city from Huntington to Seattle. The cattle were loaded on the O R & N main line and consigned to Frye Bruhn Company of Seattle. Nate Ralne and Glenn Bushee oversaw transfer and reload here en route.
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
Huntington
Frye-Bruhn Company
Nate Ralne
Glenn Bushee
Partial solar eclipse glimpsed by early risers
Pendleton residents who woke before dawn observed a faint partial solar eclipse. Only the most informed noted the darkening in the sun’s lower right corner, seen through shaded glasses. The phenomenon was barely discernible without clear skies or vegetation obscuring the view.
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Pendleton
New Law Delays Trials as Poor Arrests Sit in Jail
Several poor men including J C Ireland are held awaiting grand jury action under a new law that shifts indictments away from DA filings. Ireland, jailed for stealing a rig, must wait until fall for trial, slowing justice and straining county jail capacity as witnesses may depart before cases are heard.
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J. C. Ireland
McBride
Athena
Phelps
Ireland
Chamberlain
Pendleton Woodmen Rout Nolin In Defeat And Batting Garde
Pendleton won 14 to 1 over La Grande yesterday and prepared for a Fourth of July trip to Walla Walla. In a separate game Pendleton and Nolin league club played to a 6–6 tie with Lee Drake and Parkes as Woodmen pitchers, Stanton catching, Mortimore behind the plate for Nolin. The Woodmen leave by train No 6 for a few days rest.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Walla Walla
Woodmen
Pendleton Woodmen
Nolin
Lee Drake
Parkes
Nolin Atickers
Stanton
Mortimore
Portland Girl Rides Eastbound Train to Huntington
Lucy Myers aged 10 from Portland rode eastbound train No 6 alone from Portland to Otsego Mich. She was under Conductor Billy Maher from Portland to the city and was later turned over to Conductor Frank Coykendal who delivered her to a Short Line conductor at Huntington for guardianship.
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Lucy Myers
Portland
Otsego
Mich
Billy" Maher
Frank Coykendal
Huntington
Harvest will begin Monday in Umatilla county localities
Harvest begins next Monday July 6 in Cold Springs Pilot Rock areas with about 20 harvesters. Northwest light land district will start 10 machines and Pilot Rock area another 10. Farmers report wheat better than expected after dry spell. grain sacks priced at 6 cents for old sacks and 7 1/4 for new sacks.
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Umatilla
Light Land
Pilot Rock
Hane Lorenzen
Henry Lorenzen
Andy Peebler
J. A. Gurdarian
James Agee
Alvin Wade
Jerome Stonebreaker
Mormon Preachers Egged and Drenched in Missouri Town
Twenty two Latter Day Saints arrived in Rolla Missouri to preach on the street. They were egged last night and drenched with water from a fire hose after attempts at breaking up the meeting. One preacher was hit by an egg while praying. The group announced they would not conduct further services in Rolla and would depart.
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Rolla
Salvation Army Corps
Grant Hotel
Rolia
Campers Marooned on San Nicholas Island
A Los Angeles party of six campers is marooned on San Nicholas Island, about 100 miles off California. They reportedly have no provisions or water after being left on the island ten days ago by the yacht Nita. The launch California went to assist but fog and a storm thwarted locating the island.
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San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
San Nicholas Island
California
Bryan Leaders Face Split Over Party Platform
Denor June 29 Bryan leaders fear eastern wing plans to gain control of the resolutions committee and push a conservative platform. Bryan has sent letters and a reassuring message asserting no danger from conservatives. The anticipated clash centers on the anti injunction plank.
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Denor
Bryan
Quiet Days In Eagle Pass Amid Mexican Revolution
Eagle Pass Texas reports no new developments in the Mexican revolution. Caldad Perforce Diaz remains quiet as the town and military authorities patrol the area. Guards stand at all outlying entrances while soldiers form scouting parties in the surrounding country.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Mexico
Caldad Perforce
Lipton Challenge Accepted for Americas Cup Race
New York on June 29 reports the New York Yacht Club has accepted Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the Americas Cup. Officials expect another race soon and will communicate with Lipton after review of his statement.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Thaw case moves toward lunacy commission hearing
In White Plains on June 29 Thaw's counsel announced success in the long liberty fight as Justice Mills promised a petition hearing before the lunacy commission in October.
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White Plains
Kimbrell Returns Home From John Day Survey Work
Gerry Kimbrell, a surveyor, arrived home last evening after several weeks in Morrow County where he conducted engineering work for parties proposing a water power development on the John Day.
Herder Killed in Quarrel Near Union
Jim Moore a herder shot Allen Johnson a colored man 139 years old at Ly ons hill 18 miles east of Union at 3 o clock Saturday morning. Moore employed by Ed Miller of Union and Allen caring for W Wilshire flock of North Powder. They had quarrel once before and met leading to the tragedy. Allen had a gun but did not fire. Sheriff Childers went to the scene and returned at 11 20. An inquest was not deemed necessary and a preliminary examination was expected before Justice John Eaton tomorrow. District Attorney Ivanhoe not yet contacted. There was one witness to the al-
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Jim Moore
Allen Johnson
Lyons's Hill
Union
Allen
Moore
Ed Miller
W. Wilshire
North Powder
Man Dunlap Declines Comment Amid Inquiry
A man named Dunlap has declined to speak further about the matter as officials pursue the inquiry. No additional remarks have been provided by him at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frir
Dunlap
Clara Boylen Weds Lester Cronin In Denver Ceremony
At the home of Mr and Mrs T F Boylen in Denver on Wednesday June 24 Clara Boylen became the wife of Lester Cronin in a pretty ceremony attended by a few friends. The couple are well known in Pendleton with the bride from Pendleton and the groom employed at the local post office.
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T. F. Boylen
Denver
Colo
Clara
Lester Cronin
Rosea
Pendleton
Threshermen Notice for Traction Engineer Gear Late
Describes a first class traction engineer and mechanic with eight years running traction engines and four in a threshing machine shop. Provides strong references and guarantees satisfaction. Address inquiries to George Martin in Westfall Oregon.
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George Martin
Westfall
Ore
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Little OM
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Missouri
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Boston
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Wetealay
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