Pendleton Debating Victory Over Sherman County High School
Pendleton won its second debate of the season at the Methodist church defeating Sherman County High School by a two to one decision. The question was on providing for a six month minimum term in each district by state taxation. Pendleton defended the negative and faces Baker City next, with the winner to represent eastern Oregon against western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junges
Condon
Baker City
Oregon
Western
Pendleton
Methodist Church
Sherman County
la Grande
Ent Frank K. Welles
Carruth
Eastern Oregon
Western Oregon
Personal Mention continued from page five
Ten yesterday afternoon on his way east from a trip to the coast. E A McKenna traveling freight agent for the Northern Pacific returned last evening from a visit to the west end of the county and left this morning for the other side of the Blue Mountain. Fred Weber and bride formerly Mrs Conrad Kohler have returned from a wedding tour of several weeks in California and are now at home to their friends at 407 West Alta street. Attorney J E Burdette district attorney for Gilliam Wheeler and Sherman counties returned to Arlington today. He was one of the judges in last night's debate. H Koepke of Athena is here paying taxes and arguing with the county court over the rock bill for a macadam road. O M Richards G W Stages and Sim Barnes of Weston passed through Pendleton last evening to Salem to seek assistance for the normal. L W Furnas and FR M Rogers of Hermiston came up yesterday praising their section. Calvin Cole a large farmer in Holdman country is in the city today with a bright harvest outlook.
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E. A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
Fred Weber
Bride
Conrad Kohler
California
West
Alta Street
J. E. Burdette
Gilllam
Wheeler
Sherman
Arlington
Pendleton
H. Koepke
Athena
O. M. Richards
G. W. Stages
Sim Barnes
Weston
Salem
L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
FR. M. Rogers
Calvin Cole
Holdman
American Republic
R. M. Gray
Portland
New York
Chicago
Windy City
Gotham
Gray
Taft
Mareshall Field's
Matthew's
Earle Hart
Dr Temple Moves to New Offices in Schmidt Building
Dr. Temple has secured rooms in the John Schmidt building formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs John Nissen and fitted them for offices. Returning from Lewiston, he had shared offices with Dr C J Smith in the Smith Crawford building and now relocates to his own suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. I UU. Temple
John Schmidt
John Nissen
Lewiston
C. J. Smith
Smith-Crawford
D W Campbell on Official Visit to Portland Trip
D W Campbell long time superintendent of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company spent the previous night in the city on official business. He departed this morning for Portland, traveling with a private car attached to the train.
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DD W. Campbell
Official Brothers
Portland
Umatilla County Pioneer Dies Sudden at Fosters
Hermiston March 15 Special Word was received Friday evening of the death of W. S. White brother of Mrs. J. R. Means of this city at his home now Fosters He was 60 years old a well known rancher in Umatilla county for over 20 years He suffered a lingering illness but worked Thursday pruning an orchard then suffered a hemorrhage again dying the next day He was the son of pioneer W C White and survived by three sisters two brothers and two sons his wife having died earlier Funeral plans await word from relatives
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Hermiston
White
Mra. J
W. C. White
Piloneers
East Court Street Improvement Sparks City Funds Push
East Court Street will be improved despite earlier city budget doubts. Tom Thompson arranged a contract with A A Hardin to carry out the project and began seeking funds immediately. The work and financing efforts run in parallel, with farmers, motorists, council members, and citizens united in support as the street east of the bridge over the mill race moves forward.
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East Court Street
Tom Thompson
A. A. Hardin
Thompson
Board of Managers Discuss Publicity Plans
President Will Moore of the commercial association calls a 4 pm meeting of the board of managers to discuss future publicity for the city and to transact other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moore
Commerceial Association
Board of Managers
Bush Kills Elk Defying New Law Says No Violations
Fay away from the timber, Bush, a Birch creek rancher near Pilot Rock and Sparks, claims he killed a large elk on his land yesterday afternoon in the closed season. He argues recent legislature nulls the old law and the new code is defective, noting the elk was chased by dogs and six shots were fired, the last striking the heart. The six year old bull had dropped its horns and ran about 140 yards before dying.
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Elk Fay
Yoby Bush
Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
Sparks Station
Bush
Mrs Weister to Begin Art Lecture Series in City
Mrs George Weister of Portland will arrive Monday morning to present a series of lectures on Spanish art. She will speak at the home of Mrs 0 0 Smilin on Low Street and at the Presbyterian Church in the avenue. Music instructor Miew Hutchtow will also deliver a solo in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weister
Portland
Mondas
Spain
Smilin
Lows Street
Preaby
Terlay Ghuiteh
Mira Weinter
Baker City Turnpike Bid Sparks Valley Split
Ketter House for Baker and Krovi Wilcox meet in Moines to discuss a proposed highway linking Baker City and another town. They aim to unite the two communities with a turnpike, backed by local groups and the Citizen's League. The plan promises faster travel and future consolidation of the valley.
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Ketter
Baker
Krovi Wilcox
Moines
Thakkar Tity
Connie
Mexchania
Haines
Citizen's League
Aniwees Men's Association
Baker City
Haker Valley
Bakeer City
Democrat
Moore Names Committee Heads for Commercial Association
The Commercial Association announced the coming year’s committee chairmen led by Publicity Charles Bond and Transportation W J Clarke, with Finance Fred Earl and others. Board of managers discussed boosting publicity funds and publicity bureau strength at a 4 PM meeting, no action taken yet.
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Will Moore
The
Commercial Association
Moore
Charles Bond
W. J. Clarke
Fred Earl
A. J. McAlister
Dean Tatum
Ferguson
J. R. Raley
A. W. Robinson
J. UL Temple
Charles Marsh
R. E. Tarbett
Board of Managers
Association
Publicity Bureau
Eastern optimism cited as great year for Northwest commerce
R M Gray returning to Portland from a New York and Chicago trip reports strong national optimism tied to Taft's presidency. He notes manufacturers running at full capacity, orders flowing in, and East Coast retailers seeking Northwest opportunities. Gray says Easterners view Portland favorably and plan visits to the Northwest.
Merrett Heads to Salem for Legislature Session
C A Merrett representative from this county and president of the Ta land grain growers association spoke at a meeting here and will depart tomorrow from Athena for Salem to attend the legislature’s special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Merrett
Taland Grain Growers’ Rescvlation
Athena
Salem
Woman Ad Campaign Claims Cure For Dandruff
An advertise style notice promotes Herpineide or similar remedy as a universal cure for dandruff and hair loss. It targets both sexes, touts laboratory discoveries, and urges readers to request a sample from A. C. Koeppen & Bros in Detroit for a one dollar bottle guarantee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dutch East India
Arabia
South America
Montopole
Standard Grocery Co
Miss Belknap
Miss Smith
Hendricks
Harold Warner
Frank Engdah
Roy Rowland
Burdette
Todd and
Merriman
Whitman College
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
D. C. Graybear
Main Street
DR Temple
Eneinna
Ingram
Umatilla County
Fosters
Mes. Weister
Northwest
Mr. Gray
Necorraty
Phere
Rose City
Mont
Ehemies Laboratory
Cours
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Boston
Cold Springs
J. R. Dickson
Ederheimer, Stein & Co, Makers
Knicker Bocker
Buster
Max Baer
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