Athena Elects Geo Gross Mayor with New Councilmen
Athena Oregon voters chose George Gross as mayor and named three new councilmen A M Johnson J B Froome and William Tompkins. Hawks and Richards were reelected treasurer and city recorder. Water commission abolished and council enabled to levy up to 14 mills. Next week Terry presents Sweet Lavender in Pendleton before London tour.
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Hawks
Recorder Richards
Athena
Ore
Geo. Grosse
A.M. Johnson
J. &. Froome
William Tompkins
BH. N. Hawks
B. Richards
Water Commission
Tene
Ela
Dudley
Gross
Great English Actor Edward Terry to Visit Pendleton
A renowned English actor Edward Terry will bring his London company to the Oregon theatre in Pendleton. The troupe, described as high class Engin actors and actresses, will perform here, promising a prestigious stage event for local audiences.
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Pinero
Mr. Terry
Canada
London
England
Christchurch
Sir Henry Irving
Grand Theater
Gaiety Theater
Nellie Farren
Terry
Free Masons
Edward
Royal General Theatrical Fund of England
Priory Lodge
Barnes
Doll's House
Broadstars
Dleton
Edward Terry
Oregon Theatre
Indigestion claims harm to vigor and vitality
An advert claims indigestion causes nervous wrecks and blood weakness, explains fermentation and poor digestion, and promotes MI-DNA stomach tablets from Tallman & Co at nine cents a large box as a cure to rebuild the stomach and improve overall health.
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Tallman & Co
TIZ CURED HER QUICK FOR Sore Feet
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville touts TIZ foot remedy after second treatment lets her walk downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. Ad claims TIZ draws out toxins, unlike powders, and promises quick relief. Available at druggists or direct from Walter Luther.
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Earth
Walter Luther
Pilot Rock Notes From a March Weekend
Special correspondence from Pilot Rock reports Henry Cuns teel visiting Frencheton and Burgess a Pilot Rock news visitor between trains. Fern Harrison returns home from Pendleton, delegates head to Milton for Sunday school convention, and Roy Linsner and George Campbell visit Pendleton on business. Mrs Elle Betts and son Tom leave for Milton for the convention. Winnie Smith returns to Pilot Rock after Pendleton trip. Other residents, Charl ie Nelson and Donald Ross, are noted in weekend activities.
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Pilot Rock
Henry Cunsteel
Frencheton
Burgess
Fern Harrison
Pendleton
J. P. McManue
Pilot Stock Record
Milton
Mrs. Beck
Roy Linsner
George Campbell
Elle Betts
Tom
Nye
Charlie Nelson
Hutter Creek
Winnie Smith
Pitot Rock
Penileton
Donald Ross
Pitot Hook
New York Sportsmen Discuss Law Enforcement
Albany March 9 At the call of Thomas M Osborne state forest fish and game commissioner a conference of representative sportsmen anglers and others interested in game law enforcement was convened in the assembly parlor today and will be continued tomorrow Members of the forest fish and game committees of the senate and assembly are participating in the conference and will take part in the discussion as to what changes are desirable in the present statutes Flah and fisheries topics were taken up today and matters pertaining to wild game and fur bearing animals will be considered tomorrow
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Albany
Thomas M. Osborne
State Forest
Fish and Game
Assembly
Senate
International Hockey Match Series Opens in New York
Toronto University graduates and the New York Athletic Club meet tonight in the International hockey series opening. Saturday features Crescents of Brooklyn defending New York Amateur Hockey League title against Parkdales of Toronto.
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New York
Toronto University
New York Athletic Club
Crescents of
Brooklyn
Baltimore & Ohio to Pay Off Notes Tomorrow
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will meet its obligations tomorrow by using the proceeds from a new 10 million dollar, 12 percent note issue due two years. Speyer and Company and Kuhn, Loch & Company bought the entire issue. This ten million dollar issue is part of an authorized 50 million dollar issue, four fifths of which were sold last May.
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Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Speyer & Company
Kuhn, Loch & Company
Havana Citizens Vividly Defend Their Image
Magistrate Krotel says Havana citizens are industrious and sober, not the drunken, cock-fighting types they've been painted as. He recalls seeing only one drunken man in three weeks. Judge P T Barlow, back from vacation, notes Bermuda’s crime rate is nearly nil and local magistrates are playfully called the worshipful police magistrate.
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Havana
Krotel
P. T. Barlow
New York
Barlow
Bermuda
Hamilton
New York trap shooters contest at Madison Square Garden
Steady gunfire echoed through Madison Square Garden from 11 to 2 today and resumes this evening and tomorrow for shooters to qualify for the international indoor amateur trapshooting championship. Each qualifying round shoots fifty targets and reentries are unlimited, allowing contestants to continue competing for the title.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A three year research effort cost over fifty thousand dollars produced Papes Cold Compound which contains no quinine. A dose every two hours until three consecutive doses ends the grippe and breaks severe cold symptoms including neuralgia, feverishness, nasal discharge, sore throat, and rheumatic twinges.
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Pape
Cuba Successful Says New Yorker on Cuban Self Government
City Magistrate Paul E. Krotel of New York, after visiting Havana, reports Cuba’s self government as a pronounced success. He says Cubans handle justice in all police courts and stations well and have nothing to fear from a comparable system.
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New Yorker
Laaders
Cuba
Paul E. Krotel
New York
Havana
Krotel
Qualifying rounds fire up steel shoot at Garden event
Markamen and shooters from across the country compete under ideal conditions. A steel fencing barrier blocks noise as spectators watch from behind a glass screen. Women participants include Miss Annie Rickert of Lancaster Pennsylvania and Miss M B Hyland of Croton Lake New York. The anglers’ contest features a dry fly casting for accuracy with a distance cast under obstacle tonight.
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Markamen
Fourth Avenue
Annie Rickert
Lancaster
M. BE. Hyland
Croton Lake
Northport Marshal Kills Suspect in Street Clash
City Marshal Chris Anderson shot and killed John Domitrovich Tuesday around 10 o clock after Domitrovich resisted arrest and knocked the marshal down twice. Domitrovich was on top when the marshal fired three times in the lower chest, killing him instantly. Authorities at Colville were notified by telephone. Domitrovich had caused disturbance in several saloons around town.
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Northport
Wash
Chris Anderson
John Domitrovich
Colville
Trucker avoids leewater and three-cent rates
The observer notes that the trucker never activates leewater or supports three-cent rates, describing a cautious stance in pricing or routes. The remark hints at trade practices or transportation policy impacting pricing.
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