Indians to Hold Two Celebrations
On the Umatilla reservation two distinct Independence Day celebrations are planned. The Tutulla Mission Christian Indians will conduct a camp meeting from today through July 4 at the old agency with services, games, a large dinner, and invitations to white and red participants. Rev. J. M. Cornelizon and Rev. William Wheeler help lead the events. At Cayuse, Poker Jim proclaims a two week festival starting July 4 featuring dances, parades, games, horse races, and races for white horsemen, with strict prohibition of intoxicants and Indian patrols enforcing camp rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Old Agency
Cayuse
Tutulla
E. I. Swartzlander
J. M. Cornelizon
Congression
William Wheeler
Simnasho
Warm Springs
Poker Jim
Sunday clash of Athena and Buckaroos in final Blue Mountain game
The Blue Mountain league ends with Athena champions visiting Round-up Park to face Buckaroos. Ber ger and Frink, two top pitchers with stellar records for Umatilla county teams, clash as Athena seeks revenge after last Sunday's meeting. The Round-up Cowboy band will lead a 2 PM parade to the grounds, adding to the festive atmosphere before the decisive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Buckarooes
Met
Berger
Frink
Umatilla County
Littlejohn
Weston
Mual Ag
Bowman Hotel
Pendleton Transfers and Local Notices
Pendleton land transfers include Hull Buton selling Lot 3 Block 42 to John Warren for 3200 with deed today. Virell Bott sells a quarter section of wheat near Helix for 10000. deed recorded today. Dan Doyle jailed for alleged drunken spree. Marriage license issued to Clark Correll and Rena Martin of Umatilla, wedding in Pendleton. William Lowell to attend summer school at University of Oregon. Stanfield property deeds transfer multiple lots to City Realty Co, no consideration stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Hull Buton
John Warren ‘Buton
City of
Tod
Virell Bott
Helix
Joe Charles A. McAlnoy
Clark Correll
Rena Martin
Umatilla
Stephen A. Lowell
Wiliam Lowell
University of Oregon
Pst
Eugene
Stanfield
R. N. Stanfield
Ine
City Realty Company
Managers Meet Tomorrow at the Queue Luncheon
Members of the Commercial club board of managers will hold their regular weekly luncheon at the Queue at 12:20 tomorrow. Last week no board meeting was held because the club luncheon occurred during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club Board of Managers
Board of Managers
Camera Arrives For Round-Up Photos From Major Lee Moorhouse
Major Lee Moorhouse received a new quick exposure camera intended for Round-Up photography. The Pressed Grayflex camera offers exposure times as fast as 1-15000 second and was obtained from New York via Pendleton drug company at a cost of $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
New York
Pendleton Drug Company
Rates Effective July 1 By Pacific Power and Light
The Pacific Power and Light company announces a rate change that goes into effect July 1 due to misunderstandings about the new schedule. Bills for June will use the old rate, while July bills will be calculated under the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Power & Light Company
Moscow Editor P L Orcutt on business and pleasure trip
Moscow editor and part owner P L Orcutt of the Star Mirror of Moscow Idaho is in the city on a combined business and pleasure trip. He is related to G I Ladow and Jesse McConnell and serves as publicity man for the Idaho National Harvester company of Moscow, devoting most of his time to exploitation work for that company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
P. L. Orcutt
Star-Mirror
Idaho
G. I. Ladow
Jesse McConnell
Idaho National Harvester Company
Best Man Harry Gray Returns From Astoria Wedding
Harry Gray a well known merchant of the city acted as best man in the wedding of John W. Gar ber to Miss Janet Joseph in Astoria. The groom is assistant cashier of the Astoria Savings bank and counts Pendleton friends among his circle. The bride is sister of Senator George W. Joseph of Multnomah county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gray
Astoria
John W. Garber
Janet Joseph
Astoria Savings Bank
Pendleton
George W. Joseph
Multnomah County
Mail service disruption delays western routes
Train No 17 has been carrying westbound mail causing the morning Portland bound train to skip mail duties. As a result all morning freight toward Pendleton and points west are delayed several hours. Merchants and the public voice dissatisfaction with the new arrangement and a resumption of mail service by the usual carrier is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Weet
Pendleton
Pope
Mall Ervite
Special train for Urata Pendleton Fourth celebration
T F O Brien the agent for O W B N company announces a special passenger train from Urata to Pendleton and return on July 4 to serve celebrants. It will depart Cratilale Limitators early morning and return from Pendjeeton about 10 am. The motor car will run the regular schedule but cannot accommodate all riders, so use the special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrain
Fl O'brien
Toni
O W. Br, & N. Company
Epmertal
Urata
Pendleton
Thie Clu
Te Speshit
Spovind
Perdjeeton
Jap Fisherman Fined For Game Law Violation
Boon Watson arrested two Japanese anglers near Meachim creek under game laws. One angler fined $25 for trout under six inches. the other released for insufficient evidence. Also notes a murder case in eastern Oregon court and a Pendleton ballplayer profile, Edwin F. Chapple, now running a Montana cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boon Watson
Meachim Creek
Justice Court
Pendleton
Portland Journal of Yesterday
Oregon
Edwin F. Chapler
Charley Ziegler
Bob Brown
Nick Williams Yeateray
Chapple
Montana
Gas Kitchen Wins Pendleton Liquor License Approval
The Pendleton council approved T. E. Raster's Gas Kitchen restaurant license after license committee recommendation amid opposition from Councilman Stroble who warned the site in a vulnerable district lacks police protection. The vote marks another establishment in Pendleton authorized to serve liquor, following months of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Web
Cottonwood
T. E. Raster
Stroble Arove
Montgomery
Icense Committee
Raster
License Granted After City Review At Meeting
A council committee recommended granting a license to a local business after debate over police protection. Councilman Sharon noted police patrols in the area, and the owner pledged to remain for at least a year and comply with the law. The vote approved the license. Also approved were temporary street tracks for Coast Bridge Company to move girders, with a written damage responsibility agreement. A sewer contract with Robinson and Foster was accepted, requiring work to start within ten days and finish by September 15. An ordinance accepted reassessment of West Court street due to a minor allocation error in sidewalk costs.
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Prineville
George W. Barnes
George W. Anderson
Gregon Supreme Court
Tae Moorhouse
George Austin Bowstian
Arizona McLellan
F.S. Slater
Anderson
Tno
Tharne
Sharon
Raster
Street Railway
Coast Bridge Company
Matin Street
Malin Street
West Court Street
Old Indian village burned near Mille Lacs Lake
Brainerd Minnesota reports the destruction by fire of Wigwam bay Chippewa settlement on the west shore of Mille Lacs lake between Gar rison and Vineland. A half century old village with wigwams cabins and a substantial frame house, along with household goods relics nets and food stores, was reduced to ashes. Indications are the fire started while residents were away and left only smouldering ruins when they returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd, Minn
Wigwam Bay
Wes
Mille Lacs Lake
Garrison
Vineland
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Trvas
The
East Oregonian
Newsy
Fite Gerald
Dan Doyle
Westenders
Lowell
H. C. Bowers
Pres
Mgr. FO
Portland, Ombgon
Stroble
Gas Kitchen
Bridge Company
Win
Hanscom
Oxfords
Boston
Robinson and Foster
Minnesot
Car
Court and
Johnson Ste
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta
E. T. Wade Temple
Ore
Grand Theatre
Morris
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