Cupid and Gilmore actress's wife sacks co star
The leading woman Leona Ball is discharged from the Gilmore company after Mrs. Paul Gilmore objects to onstage embraces in At Yale. A Walla Walla dispatch notes Ball seeks damages but contract allows dismissal with two weeks notice and without cause. Ball must continue kissing Gilmore or forfeit pay.
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Yale
Paul Gilmore
Leona Ball
Gilmore Company
Cupid
Frazer Theater
Paul Gilimore
Walla Walla
Gilmore
Dick Seeley
Leona Hall
Miss Ball
Uch
Comeneary Elven
Sharpstein
Mrs. Gilmore
Pendleton problem spurs Heppner Ritter wagon road proposal
Ritter delegation at the stockmen meeting favors reopening the Heppner Ritter wagon road to boost trade. They claim residents would prefer coming to Heppner over Pendleton, saving days in travel. Heppner leaders see potential gains and pledge effort to provide a fair route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
Heppner-Ritter
Times
Heppner
Pendleton
Heppner Times
Pendleton Route Changes and New Rail Line Plans
The Long Creek Ranger notes a stage line to Pendleton may resume, shortening the route by about twenty miles. A new railroad to Pilot Rock will cut wagon-road distance by fifteen miles and avoid Yellow Jacket ridge. Efforts in Ritter seek a Middle Fork road to Granite Creek reducing grades and enabling a dry all-season route toward Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Grant County
Pilot Rock
Yellow Jacket Ridge
Ritter
Middle Fork
Granite Creek
Heppner
Long Creek
Will Import 100 Stallions From Europe to Oregon
Ruby, the city’s noted importer of fine horses, plans to depart April 1 to England, France, and Belgium to buy 100 stallions for his Oregon stables. He aims to bring the finest Tercherons Belgians and Shires yet seen in the state and will personally select stock. In the past week he sold four horses locally including a Percheron and a Belgian, with more sales expected to eastern Oregon communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
England
France
Belgium
Oregon
Thie City
Okanogan Country
Percheron Horse Company
Banke
Waeh
Shelton
Wash
Eagle Valley
Baker County
California appropriation bill raises state tax rate
Sacramento dispatch reports the ways and means committee advanced the general appropriation bill for state government. The two year total is 8,109,089 dollars, up 807,621 from two years ago. Special appropriations are around 990,000 with prior legislature totals near 2,000,000. Estimated tax rate to fund the government rises to 56 cents from 47.6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Ways and Means Committee
the Assembly
Stae
Assessor Strain appoints deputies for county areas
Assessor C. P. Strain has appointed deputies to take the assessment in different parts of the county while he handles duties in the city. Named include F. Steele for the north part, S K Yates for McKay, C Pin kerton for Weston and Mountain precincts, and C Gerking for Athena, Adams and Hellz. Additional deputies will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Strain
F. Steele
Echo
S. K. Yates
McKay
Charles Pinkerton
Weston
Mountain
Charles Gerking
Athena
Adams
Hellz
Funeral of C B Ingle Under Eagles Auspices
Charles B Ingle 40 died late Saturday evening at a relative's home in the city. Funeral held at Baker Fol som parlor at 10 this morning under Eagles auspices, to which the deceased belonged. Also notes a reception for the high school senior class at the Hilton home with a literary musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Yelock
Charles B. Ingle
Ed Tracey
Baker & Folsom Picors
Afise Matel Eider
Mise Heesle McPherson
William Hilton
South Main Street
Clase
Mies Eider
Pendleton Team Triumphs 41 to 21 Over Imatilin
The Pendleton Commercial Association and Pendleton High School basketball team won a Saturday night game against the Imatilin squad, 41 to 21. The victory adds to Pendleton's growing success, indicating strong skill and practice across local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Association
Veterinarians Examine Ontario Horses for Coast Construction
Dr Tiexd and Dr T. J. Lievd, prominent veterinarians, traveled to Ontario Sunday evening to inspect a consignment of team horses bought there by the Pacific Coast Construction Company for the Pilot Rock branch of the O R N. The horses will be shipped to this city immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiexd
Ontario
T. J. Lievd
Pacific Coast Construction Company
Pilot Rock
Horse buyers ship two carloads over O R N to Walla Walla
Nerae Shijproenta and M McDonald a noted horse buyer from Walla Walls sent two carloads of horses today via the O R N from Baker City to Walla Walla Prank Spofferd of Tacoma plans to ship a carload purchased locally this week to Tacoma
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Nerae Shijproenta
M. McDonald
Walla Walls
Baker City
Walla Walla
Prank Spofferd
Tacoma
Bilis and Ellis Take Seats in Oregon Congress
Noon today marks the start of W R Bilis term in Congress and the expiring term of Williamson. Ellis has effectively served in duties as eastern Oregon’s congressman and will be sworn in when Congress convenes next winter. He faces issues from eastern Oregon federal district to Umatilla reservation work and Columbia access. Salary rises under the new law make Ellis’s annual pay 7500 dollars, up from the former 6000.
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W. OR. Bilis
W. R. Bilis
Congress
Williamson
Judge Ellis
Elis
Oregon
Umatilla
Columbia
Ellie
Drunken Prisoner Pleads to Leave Town Before Marshal
A drunken prisoner requested to be allowed to leave Pendleton town after pleading guilty. He promised to go immediately and cause no more trouble. Judge FitzGerald referred the matter to Marshal Gurdane for final decision, with an option to release if appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pake
Jalil
Pendleton
Wamoose
FitzGerald
Marshal Gurdane
Reverend Shangle to visit Calgary son and prospects
Rev H. Shangle pastor of the M E Church South of this city will leave his Milton home tomorrow for Calgary Alberta to visit his son who is there and inspect prospects. He will be accompanied by Robert Eichenberger of Milton who will also survey Alberta for investment. Bruce Shangle, a son, is employed by the Capedean Advertising company in Calgary after moving from Milton two months ago.
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H. &. Shangle
M. E. Church
South
Milton
Calgary
Alberta
Robert Eichenberger
Bruce Shangle
Rush of homeseekers crowds westbound train heads to Portland
The Rush 14 on, in the tourist car attached to No 1, westbound O R N train, carried 31 children aged 1 to 10 belonging to four families. They were chiefly from Kansas City and nearby areas, bound for Portland as spring homeseeker rates begin.
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Kansas City
Portland
Funeral for George Castle Tomorrow at 2 PM
The funeral for the late George Castle will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Christian church. In the pastor’s absence Rev Doris, Rev G L Hall of the Rapttet church will conduct the service. No service will be held at the family home.
WIL Farm CG Purchases Wheat Ranch Near Cunningham
L Bowers former proprietor of the Telephone stables purchased a wheat ranch near Cunningham and will move there this week. He returned Saturday from Washington after making the purchase. A M Bowers, who competed with his father in the stable business, will join the family in Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. Bowers
Telephone Stables
Cunningham
Washington
A. M. Bowers
Tether Grant Case Dismissed in Salt Lake
Salt Lake March 4. The charge against Apostle Hehey Grant of the Mormon church for unlawful cohabitation was dismissed today. Grant has led the European mission for the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tether Grant
Salt Lake
Hehey Grant
The
Mormon, Church
Grant
European Mission
Smallpox Case Among Laborers Quarantined
A mild smallpox case has appeared among laborers on the Pilot Rock branch road. The patient is quarantined and no serious effects are anticipated. Officials hope no additional cases develop.
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Pilot Rock Branch
Marriage License Issued for Maria Futter and George Retin
A marriage license was issued to Maria C. Futter and George W. Retin. Retin hails from Ukiah.
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Maria C. Futter
George W. Retin
Betne
Ukiah
Camas Prairie Ranch Sold to Heppner Parties
Sam Clark, noted Camas Prairie cattleman, sells his large stock ranch in Caman to Heppner parties for twelve thousand dollars. The deal closes a long rural ownership chapter and shifts control of the Camas operation to new buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camas Prairie
Sam Clark
Caman
Heppner
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promised Cure
Claim that sickly and anxious women can be made well again by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters with a guarantee of purity and a promise that if others are cured, the product will cure them too.
Cold Springs tract sold to E C Mc Cook for 1600
A 1660 acre farming tract in Cold Springs district was sold today by Charles Cunningham to E C Mc Cook for 1600 dollars.
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Cold Springs Tam
Cold Springs District
Charles Cunningham
E. C. McCook
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Female Vitality
An advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will strengthen and tone the entire feminine organism and cure back ache sick headache cramps chilblain not exactly. the text lists ailments like back ache sick headache cramps or grippe and indigestion along with chills and colds.
Turner Will Case Hearing At County Court
The Turner will contest draws Weston area attention as probate case proceeds in circuit court with Judge Gilliland presiding. The $10 000 estate centers on beneficiary C C Turner amid claims of undue influence and fraud. Contestants include A F Turner H E Turner H E Turner and Mrs Lida Clark, with contestees O C Turner S O Turner T W Turner and P M Kirkland represented by Carter Raley Petercon Peterson and Judge Fee McCourt Phelps. Delivery notice lists stores suspending Tuesday afternoon food deliveries due to death of George Castle.
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Turner
Drigen Court
Circuit Court
Gilliland
Weston
Cynthia Turner
C. Turner
George Castle
Btandard Grocery C
C.F. Lyman Market
Wonder Store
HIG Boston
GEG. R. Demott CO
A. Alexander, Catiney, Ransdell & CO
GEO. H. Clark
Goodman Hardware Co
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Bacic
Empire Blend
China
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Schmidt
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Cupid and
Kisser
Watchmaker
Indies
Winslow Bros
Opticians
Bath
Tallman & Co
C. Ruby
Europe
C. B. Ingle
Rush
WIL Farm
Hostetter
Knox
Boston
Perdleton Drug Co
Pendleton Ings Bank
Adler Bhos
Adler
Bro
Max Baer
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