Gram to Speak on Labor Progress in Pendleton Tonight
C H Gram president of the Oregon State Federation of Labor arrives for a tour in Eastern Oregon. He will address eight Pendleton unions totaling about 400 members at Milarkey hall Court and Garden streets tonight at 8. The visitor notes unions flourishing, painters and teamsters growing, and hints at a possible unification of major national labor bodies.
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Milarkey Hall
Corner Garden
Court
Pendleton
Oregon
Court and
Garden Streets
C. H. Gram
Oregon State Federation of Labor
Gram
American Federation of Labor
Portland
Sumpter
Baker City
Bourne
Grande
Dalles
Mr. Gram
la Grande
A. F. of L
Western Federation of Miners
A. IL. U
A. F of L
G. 8. B. Hayden
Trades and Labor Assembly of
E. D. Tram
Woolsorters’ Union
L. E. Wetham
Typographical Union
Spokane Interstate Fair premium list released
The Spokane Interstate fair announces a new larger premium list shaped like a railroad folder. Major changes include higher prizes in the fruit department a completely new children department and new prizes in the fine arts. Copies are available from manager Robert H. Cosgrove at Room 220 Mohawk Block Spokane.
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Spokane
Gipson Wins Rhodes Scholarship To Oxford
Lawrence Gipson of Caldwell Idaho has been notified by the state university faculty as a Rhodes scholar. The three year program at Oxford includes travel in Europe and four thousand five hundred dollars to cover expenses. Gipson, son of A E B Gipson editor of Gem State Rural, is a College of Idaho and state university alumnus and may depart for Oxford late August or early September.
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Oxford
Lawrence Gipson
Caldwell
Idaho
State University
Boise Statesman
Europe
Gipson
A. E B. Gipson
Gem State Rural
A L L Meets on First and Third Fridays Each Month
A L L lodge meets on the first and third Fridays monthly with installation of officers on Friday July 1st. All members urged to attend. J P Bar recorder notes a grateful spirit and humble entitlement.
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J. P. Bar
Costs of Northwest tournament and ground fittings
Secretary A J Stillman reports the Northwest tournament averages with Confarr leading at 4.82 percent and Ellis second at 92.20 in the percentage column, while overall expenses neared 1500 dollars. About 25,000 targets were unused, raising caution on costs. Ground fitting ran 600 to 700 dollars, with 500 more for extra targets, and receipts may balance the expenditure.
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Confarr
Ellis
Gonfarrie
E. E. Ellie
A. J. Stillman
PO PO Confarr
Dryden
E. &, Bilis
Inde Saajie RG
Sheard
Matt Orr
Nauman Howeeeeen
Beaver
Drumgool
Woodste Tne
C.D. Ellis, OL
McLaAughlin
Ballspenee
Dornaberg
Cunnon
Whiteneers
Becker
Brown
Tree
Kershaw
Stillman
Goepel Oes Thad
Indianapolis Tao
Baomt
Recital at Baptist Church Evening Program
Public recital at Baptist Church at 8 15 Friday evening conducted by Mise Maylene Fraker lately from McMinnville College. Proceeds from offerings to buy a plant for the church. Also business college entertainment tomorrow at 8 oclock sharp at Presbyterian church with no admission charged.
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Baptist Church
Mise Maylene Fraker
McMinnville College
The
Presbyterian Church
W. L. van Noye
Lasca
New Academy Teacher Joins Pendleton Latin Dept
Miss Alice Van Nuys of Indiana has been hired by Pendleton academy to teach Latin for the coming year. A Franklin College graduate and former Anderson teacher, she is sister of Rev. W L Van Nuys. She recently completed a Cook County Normal course under Col Parker and will arrive around August 16.
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Alice van Nuys
Indiana
Pendleton
Jenny
Pendleton Academy
Franklin College
Anderson
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Cook County Normal
Chicago
Col. Parker
Saltmarsh McDonald Wedding at Birch Creek
Well known Birch Creek residents Misa Ethelyn Saltmarsh and Daniel McDonald were united in marriage at noon yesterday at the bride’s father J C Saltmarsh home. Rev Nobert Warner officiated with about 40 guests present. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside near Warren station where the groom farms a prosperous tract.
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Birch Creek
Misa Ethelyn Saltmoorah
Daniel McDonald
J. C. Saltmarsh
Nobert. Warner
M. E. Church
McDonald
Warren Station
Unusual Proceedings in Taylor Divorce Case
Proceedings in the Taylor divorce suit grew interesting as Attorney Fee for Mrs. Taylor accused Col onel Raley for Taylor of intimidating a witness. Raley challenged Fee on veracity and vowed to stand by his statement. The examination of witnesses continued late this afternoon.
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Taylor
Fee
Raley
Martin Property Sold Ends Captain Martin Estate
The last of the Captain William Martin estate was sold this morning by EK T Wade Son. They deeded the Captain Martin house at Johnson and Webb, now held by F W Hendley and W T Rigby, Mrs Minnie Lazinka of Camas Prairie, for a neat sum after a long negotiation. The deal closed as Mrs Lazinka arrived in the city.
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Mre
Landinina
Mra
Lasinka
Pendleton Public Schools
William Martin
Wade & Son
Webb and
Thompson Street
William Mays
Teel
Echo
Johnson Street
Robert Laing
Eams
Pendleton
Ek.t. Wade & Son
Johnson and Webb
F. W. Hendley
W. T. Rigby
Minnie Lazinka
Camas Prairie
Mr. Lasinka
Teachers In Session In Portland Western Division Meet
The western division of the State Teachers Association gathers in Portland with about 1200 teachers in attendance. The high school building is crowded as sessions proceed, featuring Superintendent Ackerman delivering an address on compensation for eighth grade examiners in public schools.
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State Teachers’ Association
Portland
Ackerman
Returns to Portland from Mt. Tabor visit
Mrs T Graham of Mt Tabor returned to her Portland home this morning after a several week stay with her brother Dr A W Botkin of Athena. Dr Botkin accompanied her part of the way home.
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Portland
T. Graham
Mt. Tabor
A. W. Botkin
Athena
Dr. Botkin
Growing Old Without Weakness Through Digestion
A medical notice extols Bentley Pierce remedies claiming aging does not imply weakness if digestion is proper. It touts Pe rce cures for stomach and digestion, offering letters to Dr R V Pierce and promoting overall vitality through nutrition.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Alcor
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Oregon State Federation
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Saltmarsh
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Pendleton Steam Laundry
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