Special train sought to hear Ex Governer Folk in Oregon
A letter to the East Oregonian announces a plan to run a Pendleton to La Grande special train on July 7 1910 to hear Ex Governor Joseph W Folk speak at Riverside park under the Grande Ronde Chautauqua. The trip requires 26900 dollars guaranteed from at least 100 passengers at 2 69 round trip. organizers expect 300 admirers and urge signups by July 1. Will M Peterson signs the note.
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O. R. & N. Company
la Grande
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Joseph W. Felk
Missouri
Riverside Park
Grande Ronde Chautaqua
Will M. Peterson
Nervy Frencht Explorers Return From Antarctic Voyage
Paris reports M. Raller du Raty and his brother Henri have completed a 15000 mile voyage in a 40 ton fishing boat bought two and a half years ago. They sailed from the Indian Ocean to Tristan d Acunha and Kerguelen spending fifteen months exploring the island and hunting seals. After storms they reached Melbourne then Marseilles where the explorer plans to report to the Academy and Geographical Society.
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Indian Ocean
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Australia
Melbourne
Marseilles
Academy
The
Geographical Society
Three Drunks In Court And Marriage Licenses At Pendleton
Weather reports a 77 degree high and 60 degree low. In police court this morning three drunks appeared. two white and one red. The red and one white paid fines of five dollars. the third man serves a three day sentence. Marriage licenses were issued to Charles H. Miller and Cora Ra Rin and to Jesse E. Bryan and Hazel H. Hamblen. Wilfam Hodgen, a colored man, pled guilty to burglarizing the R. Moss home on the reservation and received a one year sentence in the Oregon state penitentiary. The crime occurred last week.
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Charles H. Miller
Cora §. Rarin
Jesse E. Bryan
Hazel H. Hamblen
Pendleton
Rifle Team Named for Meet at Clackamas
Semi annual muster and inspection will be held in Armory Hall with Captain C. J. Ferguson inspecting. Five rifle team members selected Eugene Blanchet Lloyd Bowman Pred Webber Jr Loy E Wisler and Captain Ferguson. State meet at Clackamas rifle range July 10 to 14.
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Armory Hall
C. J. Ferguson WU
Company L
Eugene Blanchet
Lloyd Bowman
Pred Weber
Loy E. Wisler
J. Ferguson
Clackamas
Ferguson
American Lake
Oregon
Registration surge shifts in fall elections
More than 3500 voters have already registered for the primary and general elections this fall. The Democrat to Republican ratio is insignificant as many register as independents or Prohibitionists, with some withholding political leanings.
Hampton to Manage Pacific Canal Elevator at Adams
Will tin Warehouse principal A. C. Hampton and his wife depart this afternoon for Adams to reside there for the summer. He will oversee the grain warehouse operations of the Pacific Canal Elevator company at Adams during the period.
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A. C. Hampton
Lesives
Adams
Wilson Baby Dies in Pneumonia Attack
Albert Vern Wilson ten month old son of Mrs Edith Wilson formerly of this city now Portland died June 28 from pneumonia. Funeral services held at 10 o clock June 25 at Holmans undertaking smokers Third and Salmon streets Portland.
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Albert Vern Wilson
Edith Wilson
Portland
Holman
Smarlers
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Salmon Streets
Pendleton Rebekah Lodge to Attend Evangeline Event
Pendleton members of the Rebekah lodge plan to travel to Helly Saturday evening for a public entertainment by the ladies of Evangeline lodge No. 64. The event will be at the Odd Fellows hall and a cordial invitation is extended to the general public.
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Pendleton
Rebekati Lodge
Helly
Evangeline Lodge No. 64
Odd Fellows Hall
Patton Barber Shop Expands in Main Street Area
Mark Patton buys the Privett barber shop from Edwin Busby on Main Street and will take charge tomorrow morning. The Patton and Humphrey shop will be run by William Humphreys.
Forest Grove Leader M Paterson Tours Eastern Oregon
Forest Grove Mayor M Paterson visits eastern Oregon cities in the interest of the Bankers and Merchants Mutual Fire Relief Association. He serves as Forest Grove's mayor and operates an insurance business plus a hardware and implement store in the city.
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M. Paterson
Bankers and Merchants Mutual Fire Relief Association
Oregon
Paterson
Concert Draws City Music Lovers At Fall Pavilion
The United Orchestra gave a regular weekly concert to a large crowd last night. The program was excellent and the Carruth and Hays duet drew strong applause. The concerts show rising popularity and growing patronage. A horse theft case ended with the capture of Victor A. Riley alias D A Ryther, wanted for stealing from City stables. Police in Vancouver, Washington arrested him on information from the local sheriff's office, marking another success for local officers.
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Meesrs
Carruth
Hays
Victor A. Riley
D. A. Ryther
Vancouver
Washington
J. A. Secret
Loreal Sheriffs Office
Concert Dance At Eagles Woodman Hall This Evening
The iHeht fantastic will perform to music by the Whcited Orchestra at Eagles Woodman Hall for a fund benefitting the summer evening concert series. Organized by the ladies civic club the informal dance invites city residents to attend and help raise funds.
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Eagles-Woodman Hall
Whcited
Ladies Civic Club
Diamonds Smuggling Rings Haul $10 Million Yearly
New York reports about $10,000,000 worth of diamonds smuggled into the United States annually. The Importers' Protective union offers rewards of $2,500 and up for tips leading to arrests. The group cites sales returns from Paris, Vienna, Berlin and London as evidence of large-scale smuggling.
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New York
United States
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian Building. Steam heat electric lights hot and cold water bath. Inquire at Beat Oregonian off.
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East Oregonian
Beat Oregonian
Open Bids July 27 for Federal Building Lewiston Idaho
Plans and specifications have been received for the new federal building. Bids will be opened July 27 in Washington. The successful bidder will have until November 1911 to complete a structure estimated at 78000 dollars. The building will house the post office on the main floor and basement, with the land office and weather bureau on the upper floor.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Meadron
Federal
Washington
Post Office
Land Office
Weather Bureau
Y Tausick Has the Field in Walla Walla Political Move
Walla Walla Washington precinct committeemen voted Tuesday night to leave three city ticket vacancies unfilled for the July 11 election. No Republicans were nominated for mayor treasurer or justice at the primaries, and the committee adopted a resolution urging harmony and deciding not to fill the vacancies citing insufficient time for campaigning.
Oregon jury awards damages against Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Albany Oregon jury awarded the state and Lyons residents damages against the Corvallis and Eastern Railroad for failing to comply with a railway commission order. The verdict totaled ten thousand dollars after a prior hung jury. Attorneys General A M Crawford and J W Weatherford led the state case with railway defense by J H Van Winkle Y P Lord Jr John M McNary and Gale Hill. The commission had previously required a new depot and caretaker at Lyons following a SP era economy drive.
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State of
Oregon
Cor- Vallis & Eastern Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Corvallis & Eastern
Lyons
Oregon Railway Commission
Lta
Circuit Court
Linn County
A. M. Crawford
J. H. van Winkle
Y. P. Lord, Jr
John M. McNary
Gale Hill
J. W. Weatherford
Railroad
Verdict Delivered in State Case Awaited Appeal
A verdict was returned for the state and it is generally expected that an appeal will be filed. The outcome sets up a likely appellate review detailing contested issues and potential adjustments by higher courts.
Curline work advances on Eugene college loop
Three carloads of poles and a carload of heavy steel have arrived for the College Hill loop. The poles will be set at once and the line built from both directions. Manager O'Connor says the road will be in operation to the full grounds by July 4. Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's.
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Curline
Eugene
College Hill
O'Connor
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