Band of Elk on the Move to Joseph in Oregon
E. F. Averill district game warden heads to La Grande with a band of 15 elk from Wyoming. The group, loaded at Driggs, includes three two year olds and two female calves, two spike bucks, a bull calf, and two year old cows. Weather delays in Wyoming slow the outbound train to Driggs.
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Oregon
Wyoming
E. F. Averill
la Grande
Joseph
C. K. Cranston
State Game Commission
Mr. Averill
Driggs
Averill
Track Dangers Seen As Drifts Reach Deep Depths
Engines worked to clear the track as drifts piled high in places reaching 22 feet, creating hazardous conditions for ongoing events and access.
Oregon Agricultural College Defeats Oregon Five in Aggie Rally
In Eugene on March 6 the Oregon Agricultural College basketball team defeated the University of Oregon five by 20 to 0. Cooper led the Aggies with ten free throws and four from the field. The teams meet again tonight at the local gym and continue the series in Corvallis. A large Aggie crowd followed the team, while University supporters planned to travel to Corvallis.
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Eugene
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
University of Oregon
Cooper
Aggies
Corvallis
Silk Mill Strike Expands as 3400 Join Walkout
Paterson New Jersey March 6 3400 more dyers and weavers joined the silk mill strike at Lodi as about 15 300 workers are out under heavy police guard Industrial Workers of the World leader Arturo Giovannitti spoke to the crowd Elizabeth Gurney Flynn arrested last week reaffirmed demands for a minimum wage of one dollar a week an eight hour day and a revision of the two loom system The strike also claimed 6006 Tidten weavers at risk as city tensions rose
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Lessere
Gapeder
Pendleton partition change to expand saloon space
Newsy notes report Joe Ell altered a Main street partition between the Sideboard saloon and Henings Ciar store to create more room in the saloon. County advertising for the next year let to Pendleton East Oregonian and Milton Eagle as the largest sworn circulations in the county. Local property transfers record Hans Pahl buying west third of lots 6,7 and east third of lots 8,9,10 in block 68 Reseration addition. Chauncey Ulrich to move his family to Ridgeway Washington. Roosevelt stock appraised at 14714.10 merchandise fixtures 800 books 1000. All Star Jubilee Quartet to sing at M E church March 17. praised by press.
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Joe Ell
Main Street
Henings Ciar
Pendleton East Oregonian
Milton Eagle
Hans Pahl
Alma Richardson
Pendleton
Three men held in police court over dangerous stuff sting
Three men faced police court after being found with contraband substance. J J Sullivan and Robert Miller forfeited bail of five dollars each. J Clark received a three day jail sentence.
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J. J. Sullivan
Robert Miller
J. Clark
Enlarging Doorway to Store on Main Street
Gus La Fontaine secures permit to restore door at Hohback store on Main Street enlarging entrance and reducing window space to its original position.
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Gus la Fontaine
Hohback
Main Street
Helping the Kindergarten American Flag Donation
Members of the A. R. of the city donated a large American flag to Miss Pheifer's kindergarten to replace the room's former decor and teach patriotism, with veterans' actions gratefully appreciated.
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A. R
New Hermiston Area School District Created
In a county court session, Superintendent Young announced the creation of a new school district near Hermiston. The district will include the northern part of district 4, the Butter Creek district, the southern part of the Umatilla district, and a portion of district 50 extending to the Columbia River.
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Young
Hermistoc
Bewer Butter Creek
Umatilla
Columbia River
North Side Bettermema Street Parking Improvements
North Side Bettermema resident Marion Jack has the curb area in front of his home on Jack Street being prepared with new soil and will be seeded to grass. Mr Jack and Dr J McFaul are also overseeing a concrete walk project on the east side of Madison Street between Jackson and Washington Streets.
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Bettermema
Marion Jack
Jack
J. MccFaul
Madison Street
Jackson
Washington Streets
N P I Co Not Oppose paving West Webb Street
A telegram to Walter Adams of the Northern Pacific from Superintendent J D De Force states the company does not wish to protest against paving West Webb street where it owns several blocks. The message clarifies rumors that the company would oppose the proposed improvement.
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N. P. WI
Walter Adams
Northern Pacific Company
J. D. de Force
West Webb Street
Allence
Fractured leg after horse slips on Jackson Street
Donald Robinson, son of Mr and Mrs J F Robinson, was riding along Jackson Street at noon when his horse slipped and fell. He sustained a fracture in the left leg near the ankle and was confined to his home, the incident occurring near the Ben Ogle residence, close to his own home.
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Jackson Street
Donald Robinson
J. F. Robinson
Ben Ogle
High School Boys Ready to Challenge Commercial Club
The second game of the season between the high school team and the Commercial club is set for tomorrow evening in the high school gym. The school boys lost by a small margin five weeks ago but now expect a revival with experience and a changed lineup. Tipoff is at 7 30.
Parole Granted and Denied by Circuit Judge Phelps
Circuit Judge G W Phelps this morning granted one parole and denied another application. E
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G. W. Phelps
Parole Decisions For McGregor And Wineland In Hermiston
H McGregor received a lenient liberty arrangement after pleading to false pretenses and must stay in Umatilla county, report quarterly, avoid alcohol, work, and obey laws. Frank Pedro will supervise and provide employment. A Wineland, jailed for horse theft from Thomas Campbell of Hermiston, was denied parole and must serve an indeterminate prison sentence.
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H. McGregor
Umatilla County
Frank Pedro
A. ©. Wineland
Thomas Campbell
Hermiston
Umatilla County Feature Planned by Commercial Club
Publicity committee of the Commercial Club adopts a plan to devote Up-to-the-Times magazine of Walla Walla to Umatilla county. The department will cover resources industries and opportunities with half tone illustrations. Expected advertisements to follow.
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Commercial Club
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Elk Shipment to Reach Walla Walla Next Week
Plans for caring for the elk from Yellowstone Park remain unchanged. The herd will likely reach Walla Walla Sunday or Monday, be moved to the Reser ranch, then hauled to the head of Mill Creek and released in Wenaha forest by April first. Grass is scarce but snow cover should aid foraging, with two wagons and two trips planned to transport. Mr. Reser prepares stockade and fences and expects smooth handling.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Yellowstone Park
Mill Creek
Wenaha Forest
Reser
Gotham Tea Party Blocked By Court
New York March 6 The tea party plan by Collector William Loeb Jr to dump 2 17 packages of tea condemned as impure was stopped by a federal court injunction granted on Importers motion Judge Hand will hear arguments on making the injunction permanent Friday The petitioners claim the condemnation came from an ex parte examination and the board of general appraisers acted secretly
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New York
William Loeb, Jr
New York Harbor
Hand
Board of General
Akron Walkout Shuts Rubber Firms Amid Invest igation
Akron March 6 The rubber plant workers walk out after legislative investigators report torrable conditions precipitating the stoppage. No disorders reported as the standstill began today with employees abstaining from work across the plants.
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Akron
Divorce Decree Said To Be Lawyer's Forgery
McAlester Okla March 6 Tom D Taylor a pioneer Oklahoma lawyer was arrested here charged with forging a divorce decree He was held in bail of 1000 The complaint said after receiving his fee he accompanied his client to the recorder s office where the man was granted a marriage license and wed to another woman Neighbors spread word he had not been divorced from his first wife A judge of the superior court declared the decree a forgery noting the signature was not genuine
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McAlester
Okla
Tom D. Taylor
Oklahoma
Taylor
Recorder's Office
Superior Court
Pendleton Elks Lodge to hold meeting March 6 1913
Notice to B P O Elks Pendleton Lodge 288 B P O Elks will meet in regular session Thursday evening March 6 1913 Election of officers All members urged to be present By order C P Cheshire Exalted Ruler THOS Fitzgerald Secretary
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Elks
Pendleton
Elka
Cheshire
Thos. Fitzgerald
The Cowboy Millionaire Two Reel Western At The Pastime
Selig releases a two reel version of The Cowboy Millionaire after popular demand. The story follows Bud foreman of the Diamond S ranch summoned to Chicago by an uncle to claim a fortune, he marries a stenographer, then brings the outfit to Chicago to stir the town, ending with a whispered vow. Also shown The Whispered Word, Vitagraph A White Rose Pathe.
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Selig
Selig Company
Bud
Diamond S Ranch
Chicago
Mia
Pathe
Local Classifieds Dense With Rentals Jobs and Trades
Locals 5 features multiple small ads including chambermaid wanted at Hotel Pendleton, dressmaking, furnished rooms with board, wood sawed by gasoline wood saw, and farm work inquiries. Junkers for sale include a four-year-old Jack animal, a modern six-room house for sale, a thirty horsepower Buick, Rhode Island Red eggs, and stock ranch for sale. Also listings for cedar posts, rags needed, and local services from United Orchestra and Pendleton Specialty Co.
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Jane Street
Black
Vphore Main
Water Street
Jack
A. T. Matthews
John Gagen
Majin
Garden Street
Main Street
Water St
Rhode Island
F. M. Edwards
W. Bluff
Pendleton Specialty Co
St Reetz Installs Baths Remodeling Complete
Local shop announces an extensive remodeling and enlargement with new sanitary baths installed. Customers invited to visit as tubs are offered at 25 cents half cut prices, highlighting improved facilities and inviting patronage.
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St Reetz
Wanted at Once for Old Rags by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian seeks large clean rags and offers to buy them. Readers are invited to bring or mail the materials to the newspaper office at their earliest convenience.
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East Oregonian
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Band OF Elk
Astern
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Obe
Temple Blitz
Malin
Qo, A
University
T. T. Wodaege
Sharon & Eddings
Finn of Sharon & Eddings
Alta St
Wodaege
Shakers
Royal M. Sawtelle
Newsy
Washington
Chauncey Ulrich
Pacific Power & Light Co
Ridgeway, Wash
Roosevelt
Geary Taylor
D. S. Robinson
J. J. Wohlenberg
C.be
California
M. E
Gotham
Bond Brothers
Workingmens Clothing Co
Whipple
Plano
Hotel Pendleton
Hohbach
Court Street
United Orchestra
Victor
Falling’s
L. B. Conger
Long Creek
Echo
C. E. Averill
Garfield
F. J. Donaldson
Pendicton
Cosy Theatre
Estes & Matthews
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom the Jeweler
Whittaker
CG. J. Whittaker
Pendleton Drug CO
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