Weston Girl Led Astray by Opium Den Lure
Olive Mcintosh aged 12 or 13 was en route to visit a sister at Battle Ground Washington when a stranger led her toward Portland. In The Esmond Annex she found a room with three youths smoking opium. She refused the drug and the landlady Mrs Cox alerted authorities. James Cooley Walter Smith and May Morris were arrested and fined $100 each for frequenting the den and bound over to grand jury for enticing a young girl into a disreputable house.
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Olive Mcintosh
W. F. Mcintosh
Sear Westin
H. H. Hawley
Esmond Annex
Portland
Littl
Battle Ground
Washington
Dalles
Cox
Esmond
James Cooley
Walter Smith
May Morris
Grand
Sale of Fat Hogs by Schwartz and Greulich
Schwartz and Greulich purchased a wagon load of fat hogs from J B Cooley of Cold Springs. The hogs, in fine condition, sold at six cents per pound on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz & Greulich
J. B Cooley
Cold Springs
Pendleton Knit Plant Hope Depends on Power Signal
I P Kelliber reports Massachusetts wool mill interest in Pendleton for a large knitting plant to employ fifty with local power from Pendleton Electric. Prospects hinge on securing electricity by October. current capacity is over taxed and Northwestern Gas and Electric cannot supply power yet. If power is obtained, a plant could start soon. otherwise the project may be dropped.
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Pendieton
United States
I. P. Kelliber
Nevers
Massachusetts
Vincent
Northwestern Gas and Electric Company
Pendleton Electric Company
Pendleton
Dietrich graft claimed as Jamaica riot issue
Concluded report notes that Jamaica needs seventy thousand workers and mocks Mormon as assayer. Carmack resolution on Wooley the Mormon bishop nominated as assayer at Rolse is before the senate executive session. Fraser hall hosted Ward and Wade's minstrels with strong reception, good solo work, choruses, and notable acrobatics. A. M. Mackenzie of Simon Law Co of Portland is a Pendleton Hotel guest and may manage Hotel Dayton soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Carmack
Wooley
Rolse
Senate
Ward
Wade
the Fraser
Pendleton
A. M. Mackenzie
We Simon Law Company
Portland
Editor M D Wisdom Seeks Better Wade Sale Results
Rural Spirit editor M D Wisdom of Portland attends the Wade cattle sale tomorrow in the city. He previously saved sales at Spokane and Walla Walla and aims for stronger results here.
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Rural Spirit
M. D. Wisdom
Portland
Wade
Cure Dandruff With Newhro Herpicide Hair Solution
Cure dandruff by killing the germ causing dandruff and baldness. Newhro's Herpicide purports to destroy dandruff germs and serve as a pleasant hair dressing for daily use. It claims to stop irritation and keep the scalp wholesome. Sample requests directed to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan via F W Schmidt.
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Newhro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
F. W. Schmidt
Meetings Continue at Christian Church After Nine Services
Unabated interest in the church series continues with six more additions last night, bringing totals to 172 to date. Tonight features preaching and baptismal services with the sermon on The Operation of the Holy Spirit in Conversion. Pacific Homestead manager Scott Bozorth of Salem is a guest at Hotel Bickers to attend Wade cattle sale in the paper’s interests.
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The
Christian Church
Pacific Homestead
Scott Bozorth
Pacific Homestead of
Salem
Bickers
Wade
Piano recital at Pres byterian Church tonight
Prof LaConte the pianist will perform at a church musical social tonight using the finest piano in the city. The event is extra to the regular program and details of climbers and pieces will be revealed after the evening. Beatt Music House supports a later magical music night next week.
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Presbyterian Church
LaConte
Beatt Music House
Spon
Prof. la Conte
Music House
A Strong Solicitor Wrestle Ends In Subscription
Fred Leckley East Oregonian circulation manager secured a year’s subscription from A Kunkel implement dealer after a humorous wrestling challenge. The bout at Athena ended when Leckley threw Kunkel, tearing pants but winning the bet as Kunkel paid for the year’s paper.
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East Oregonian
Fred Leckley
Lockley
Kunkel
Arrest at Helix: two men held after concealed weapons found
J A Minkley departed for Helix to supervise two strangers arrested for carrying concealed razors and knives during a drunken incident. They will be taken to the county jail to await trial.
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J. A. Minkley
Helix
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