Sewell Returns to Pendleton in Custody After Flight
W J Sewell former Potlatch Lumber manager and ex Pend diveion councilman arrived by train No 6 and was taken to the county jail. He says he fled to California and Juarez Mexico while hunted but denies any attempt at self destruction. He spoke of his relief to be back and the strain of being pursued. He would not discuss his case or future steps. He cited his concern for his little girl as a key reason for returning.
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Case
San Francisco
Mexico
W. J. Sewell
Potlatch Lumber Company
Pendiveion
Sewell
Sheriff Taylor
Jim Spence
Portland
Pendleton
California
Jaarez
el Paso
Canada
Northwest
Washington Economical Legislature Praises Purchases
The Olympia correspondent notes the Washington legislature is unusually economical in supplying its needs. Purchases cost far less than in prior sessions, with a committee from each house handling supplies instead of the sergeant-at-arms, and claims of reform in procurement practices.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
United States
Olympia
Tregon
California and Washington Legislatures Compare Empl oyees
The text contrasts California and Washington state legislatures noting California has a smaller legislature but more employees. It cites California lower house with 0 members and 247 staff, Washington lower house with 95 members and 42 staff, upper houses with 305 and unspecified, and remarks on daily pay differences among clerks and staff across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
Oregon
Aura
Lexa Chan
House Destroyed in Cold Springs Canyon Flood
Mr. Lutz reported an unprecedented flood on Cold Springs canyon’s middle fork washing away his 14 by 18 foot house three miles below Holdman. The torrent breached ditch banks, overturned the home, and carried it downstream to near the government dam site six to seven miles away. He noted enough water to fill the reservoir several times and urged an overflow outlet for safety in future floods.
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Cold Springs Canyon
Luts
Cold Springs
Mr. Luts
Holdman
Hla
Will Dedicate New Church at Walla Walla
The Congregational church at Walla Walla will dedicate a new building in a few days. An excursion rate may be provided for attendees from this city as many express a wish to go. Prof. B. L. Penrose of Whitman College will deliver the dedicatory address. Arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Walla Walla
T le
B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
Home From the East Fred Judd Returns From Hartford Purchase
Fred Judd of the wool scouring mill returns home from an extended eastward trip mainly to Hartford Connecticut to purchase new machinery for the scour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Judd
Hartford
Conn
Inspector Evans presses orchard spraying in Pendleton
Umatilla County fruit inspector Howard Evans plans to bring one or two spraying outfits to Pendleton within a week to treat infected orchards at cost. He urges pruning before spraying, by March 16, to aid the operation, and praises Pendleton merchants for avoiding pest introductions. Evans notes state and county funds support the effort and promises replies to inquiries. William Dean Howells turns 70 on March 1, 1907.
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Howard Evans
Umatilla County
Evans
Milton
Pendleton
Evignes
East Oregonian
Evane
Pon- Meton
Sinking eighty acres of pasture near Lewiston Idaho
An Idaho Tribune report details an 80 acre tract near the Grand Ronde river that sank 150 feet after a roaring subterranean disturbance. Residents witnessed a growing crater, with no injuries or stock loss, while geologists speculate on an underground cave and limestone and basalt strata.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Tribune
Grand Ronde River
Mr. Rice
Fred Rice
Grand Ronde
Vertordas
Ike
Buey
Tick Steen
Old Cap Lewis Ranch
Iime Atone
Fermenting Food Triggers Ill Effects on Weak Stomachs
A medical note warns that fermented foods cause suffering and weakness for people with sensitive digestion. It asserts properly digested food cannot ferment and urges those with weak stomachs to try alternatives.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures various ailments
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as perfecting digestion and curing indigestion bloating and dyspepsia. It claims relief from constipation colds and grip and guarantees the product is absolutely pure.
Doctor Smith Denies Leaving Pendleton for Home
A persistent rumor claimed Senator C. J. Smith planned to move from Pendleton. He denied any intention to leave, praising local support and ties, while noting a possible year end trip east and to Europe for professional study and health gains. In a separate incident, Edward R. McLachlin fell into the river at Seventh Street, Portland, and drowned in four feet of water after an epileptic seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
Thin City
Pendleton
Africa
Edward R. McLachlin
Seventh Street
Portland
Sommerville Return From California Health Visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sommerville have returned home after a three month stay in California for Mrs. Sommerville’s health. She is greatly improved since their return.
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California
B. J. Sommerville
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Empire
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Sewell Nowhere
Watchmaker
Beecham’s
Well
Indies
Winslow Bros
Opticians
Economical
Bath
Tallman & Co
William Dean Howells
Rice
Hostetter
Pendleton Savings Bank
Boston
Golden State
San Diego
Redlands
Pendleton Drug Co
LER Bros
Adler
Bro
Max Baer
Eagle Baths
J. H. Estes
Main Street
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