City Briefs Dry wood and rooms offered in town
Local notices advertise dry wood from Minnis and furnished housekeeping rooms at 302 Logan street and 501 Clay street, a North Side house for rent, and a 23 room lodging house for sale. A coach dog is for sale, photographs or Kodak work by Bowman near the bridge, and Goodman Hardware Co promotes field fence and netting. Also listed is stock and hay ranch near Alba Oregon, and Oregon Lumber Yard touts complete stock and dry lumber in new shed.
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South Main Street
Garden Street
Logan Street
Clay Street
Kodak
Amateum
Bowman
Bridge
J. T. Sharon
Goodman Hardware Co
Alba
Oregon
Addres
L. A
Pendleton
Furniated Rooms for Rent Near Court House
Classified notice seeking furnished rooms at 701 F Court one block from the courthouse. Rates listed as $2 and $2.60 per week. Preference for 7 or 8 room modern house. north side preferred. Address P O Box 411.
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F. Court
Court House
Suse
North Elde
P.O. Hox
Five Year Sentence For Ex-Portage Superintendent
The Dalles Chronicle reports L. Cook, former Portage railroad superintendent, pleaded guilty to larceny of coal. Judge Bradshaw sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary and then paroled him, keeping him under state supervision. Cook’s total shortage was $982.64, and Governor Chamberlain recommended mercy noting his youth and background.
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Cook
Portage Railroad
Dalles
Portage Road
Bradshaw
Portage Commission
Elrceult
Thowthit
Chamberlain
Martin G Hoge Released From County Jail
Martin G Hoge formerly convicted of subornation of perjury in federal court was discharged from custody after taking a pauper's oath before United States Commissioner J A Slaton. He had served four months in jail and faced a $600 fine. He was hospitalized during confinement, and today his sentence and fine were absolved.
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Martin G. Hoge
United States
J. A. Slaton
Oregon Daily Journal
Hoge
Howe
Hoge Bs
Blanche Walsh Set for Clyde Fitch Play The Straight Road
Blanche Walsh stars in The Straight Road with Avtor theater company and Broadway production to appear locally. Walsh has triumphed in the play and it is deemed the strongest of the moment. A landslide near Sendarita Algeria buries eighty five people and affects fifteen square miles with many fleeing when the tremor struck.
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Blanche Walsh
Clyde Fitch
Avtor Theater Company
Miss Walsh
Sendarita
Algeria
Got Myrick's Coin Theft Allegation Details
Walter Irwin is accused of stealing about 40 dollars from John Myrick while the latter slept in a Main Street lodging house. The tale includes Irwin confessing to Marshal Tom Gurdane and claims of an attempt to drop the matter through repayment by Cloyd Oliver of Echo. Walter Towin, a youth near Echo, sits in county jail facing a serious charge as investigators pursue the case with District Attorney Phelps.
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Walter Towin
Echo
Tom Gurdane
John Myrick
Main Street
Myrick
Young Irwin
Trvin
W. C. E. Pruitt
Irwin
Oliver
Myirlek
Notable visitors and residents seen in city today
A stream of visitors and locals from Hermiston Pilot Rock Walla Walla and Athena passed through or stayed in the city on business trading or brief social visits. Notables include L W Furniss T E Hurd F R Oldaker Colonel and Mrs B G Newport J Greeonipe Joe N Scott Justus Wade and others.
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L. W. Furniss
Hermiston
T. E. Hurd
Pilot Rock
F. R. Oldaker
Zooth Houser
Butter Creek
RB. K. Hoyt
Holdman
B. G. Newport
E. P. Dodd
Herbert Yates
Reclamation Service
Robert Burns
RO & N
Walla Walla
No. Ball
Weston Ink
J Th Greeoipe
Fat Adan
Justus Wade
Union County
Joe N. Scott
Ateen
Athena
Jett
Feather
M. A. Rader
French Restaurant Sold to Coffmans
Orville W Coffman and wife have purchased the French restaurant and lodging house from Mr and Mrs Polydore Moons. The change takes effect this evening with the Coffmans running the establishment. The Moons had led the business for nearly three years since buying from Gus La Fontaine and plan to maintain its popular policy and improve where possible.
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Orville W. Coffman
Polydore Moons
Coffman couple buys restaurant and lodging house equipage
Mr and Mrs Coffman acquire all remaining restaurant and lodging house equipment and take over management. Mr and Mrs Moone plan to vacate tonight under a fixed lease of several years. They expect to depart for Europe around May and will spend time in Belgium before returning to live on their Wild Horse ranch.
Federal aid boosts Corvallis college endowment
A new federal appropriation raises annual endowment for Oregon State College in Corvallis to 60 000 dollars including land sale interest after five years. Funds are restricted to instruction in agriculture and technical fields, not equipment or buildings.
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Congress
Oroton Agricultural College
Washington
Corvallis
Yakima Council Names Portland Engineer for Pavement Plans
At the Yakima city council meeting Mayor Fechter authorized W B Chase a civil engineer from Portland to design basalt rock pavement plans and estimate costs for the business district. The marketing committee favored basalt pavement. district boundaries to be set by intentions and property owner input. A school election in Wash Tucna, Wash for March 4 saw no voters besides the principal.
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Yakima
Revival Meeting Ends as Converts Reach Forty Three
In Athens on March 6 the Christian church revival concluded after several weeks with 43 converts, many of them youths. Sunday’s service highlighted a fundraising surge led by Rev. F. E. Billington, raising 1377.50 in fifteen minutes to cover church indebtedness. Nearby, Orofino plans rapid summer growth with new blocks and facilities, while coal discoveries near Colton spark local optimism.
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Athens
Christian Church
F. E. Billington
Orofino
W. C. Foresman
Orofino Tribune
Eefty
The
Odd Fellows
I. Stunus
Fraser Brothers
Holmberg & Fairley
La Grande Pays Fine After Imprisonment Twist
La Grande Paid Fine Co R La Grande was sentenced by Judge FiteGerald to pay 75 dollars or to fall. He was sent to fall for a time but the next day he raised the money to pay the fine and was released.
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Colesworthy
L. &. Cook
Abiceetee E
Pendleton Ore
Walter Irwin
Job Myrick
H. A. Richardson
G. HK. Sheldon
Portland
Malheur County
W. & Hale
Pendleton Tribune
B. F. Scott
Missoula
Monty
International Conservatory of
EB. F. Dinsmore
Oregon Anti-Saloon League
Paul Rader
E. Kelly
Pendleton Drug Company
Adhiona
Mont
Muse
International Conservatory
Staw Agricultural College
Washtucna, Wash
Ihe
Oregonian
New York
Wonder Store
Smith & Zemka
Hil
Lewiston Teller
Robert FE. Walker
Snake River Canyon
Colton
Snake River Valley
Walker
Idaho
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Oregon
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