Militia Inspection Tonight At Local Armory
Colonel Chas McDowell Adjutant General W E Rinzer will lead a quarterly inspection of Company L tonight at the Armory. Absences may lead to arrest fines while a private drilling contest with a watch fob prize will be held and a public smoker for visiting officers follows. Public viewing invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, McDowell
W. E
Kern
W. E. Fisher
Charles E McDowell
James Jackson
M. 8. Kern
General Finger
Colonel McDonell
Baker City
Dalles
Portland
Multnomah County
Chamberlain
Nooe
McDowell
Frnzer
Pendleton
Cold Start May Worsen Suffering If Delayed
A health advisory warns that delaying early treatment for a cold can lead to deeper illness and longer recovery. Immediate care at the first signs may prevent extended symptoms and extra days of misery.
Conference at Weston Opens Four Day M B Church Session
The East Columbia conference of the Walla Walla district of the M. B. church, south, meets at Weston for a four days session. Programs run from 7 p.m. tonight through Sunday with morning and evening meetings. Tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Rev J D Lewellen leads devotional services. Friday at 10 a.m. County Superintendent Frank K Welles speaks on Essentials to Success in Sunday School Work. Prof Welles also leads the Umatilla County Sunday School Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Columbia
Walla Walla
M. B. Church, South
Weston
J. D. Lewellen
M. E. Church
Frank K. Welles
Prof. Welles
Umatilla County Sunday School Association
Sorrow over death of Belle the Gilliland saddle mare
County Judge T P Gilliland mourns the loss of Belle a 29 year old saddle mare that served the Gilliland ranch on Stewart creek for 24 years. The pony helped teach the Gilliland children to ride and avoided mishap except for a theft 12 years ago from which she was recovered. The mare died yesterday and a fitting funeral was held on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Gilliland
Belle
Gilliland
Stewart Creek
Pendleton Academy to Debate Tualitan Academy Soon
Pendleton academy debaters prepare for a clash with Tualitan academy set for mid April. The Pendleton team works on arguments as it readies for the April 17 match and seeks to sharpen rebuttals.
Postal savings bank debate set for April 17
Pendleton academy will argue against the postal savings bank proposal while the opposing team prepares by studying records statistics and theories. The event draws interest after the Tualitan team defeated Pendleton previously on the ship subsidy topic at Forest Grove in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tualitan Academy
Pendleton Academy
United States
Forest Grove Inst
Funeral honors Mrs Sabre Hopper pioneer caregiver
Late Mrs. Sabre Hopper was laid to rest in Olney cemetery after a 2 PM service at the Lewin street home conducted by Rev. Charles Quinnty. Pioneer doctor and nurse, she aided many families with old home remedies and refused pay, earning wide community respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabre Hopper
Olney
Jerry Barnhart
Lewin Street
Charles Quinnty
Church of the Redeemer
Hopper
Umatilla Credit Association Names New Board of Managers
The Umatilla County Credit Association chose a new board of managers for the coming year. Members include A. J. Goodman, A. L. Knight, Charles Bond, A. W. Robinson, A. C. Koeppen, R. H. Wilcox, H. D. Gray, C. F. Colesworthy and Ross Carney. J. H. Gwinn becomes secretary after H. E. Bickers departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
A. J. Goodman
A. L. Knight
Charles Bond
A. W. Robinson
A. C. Koeppen
R. H. Wilcox
H. D. Gray
C. F. Colesworthy
Ross Carney
J. H. Gwinn
Association
H. E. Bickers
Elks Election Tomorrow At Pendleton Lodge
Tomorrow evening Pendleton lodge No 288 B P O Elks will hold its annual officer election with focus on the exalted ruler post. Charles J Ferguson has already served two terms and plans to decline another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge No
B. P
Charles J. Ferguson
Diphtheria Strikes Kupers Family Near Pendleton
The Kupers family near the German hall north of Pendleton suffers a diphtheria outbreak. An 8 year old son died. four other children are ill but improving under quarantine by Dr. Cole. The funeral was private in the German cemetery and no further local cases have been reported this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kupers
German Hall
Pendleton
Cole
Kupera
Bushee Chapter 19 East ern Star Holds Social Session
A pleasant social session at Masonic temple followed the business meeting. Two candidates were initiated and refreshments were served. The chapter continues to add new members and enjoys a prosperous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushee
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Warner Case Argument Date Set by Circuit Judge Bean
Circuit Judge H J Bean has scheduled April 25 for the argument in the Warner civil suit. The testimony was presented earlier but the case has not yet been argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
H. J. Bean
Carelessness In Mail Handling Delays Papers Across Oregon
East Oregonian reports repeated careless handling of mail trains across eastern Oregon sources complain of delays in La Grande and Pendleton. No. 6 eastbound clerks occasionally misroute second class mail delaying Portland and western papers. Lethargy and oversight blamed for these mail delays across Blue Mountain stations.
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Oregon
East Oregonian
Eastern Oregon
Duncan
Meacham
Blue Mountain
Pendleton
la Grande
Portland
No Operation For Burroughs On Injured Alaskan Trip
No operation is planned for Burroughs Jr at the hospital after an Alaska injury. A proposed leg amputation would require disarticulation and was deemed too serious. He will be moved to the Burroughs home on the north side tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Ben Burroughs, Jr
Alaska
Cole
Remains Taken to Athena After Death in Los Angeles
The late W. H. H. Scott of Athena died abruptly in Los Angeles and his remains were transported today to Athena where funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon. He is survived by his sons J. N. and Dr. William Scott who accompanied the remains. Beatrice K. Harrison was granted a divorce from William N. Harrison by Judge Bean yesterday. Peter West represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Scott
Athena
Los Angeles
J. N
William Scott
Bean
Beatrice K. Harrison
William N. Harrison
Peter West
Officer Kearney Ill, Semple Takes Night Duty Temporarily
Trained guard Officer Clarence Kearney is down with the grip illness, and his night duties will be temporarily assigned to Charles Semple as a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Clarence Kearney
Charles Semple
Warm Water Irrigation Company Formed in Walla Walla
The Warm Water Irrigation company filed articles in Walla Walla on March 25 with capital of 22400 dollars. The new corporation aims to buy and sell mortgages, deal in real estate and water rights, develop artesian wells, and engage in any lawful business. 1120 shares at $200 each comprise the capital stock. duration is 40 years. Directors are William Van Patten, George E Barnett, Francie M Burek, John P McCausland, and Maude Barnett, serving until the first annual meeting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Warm Water Irrigation Company
William van Patten
George E. Barnett
Francie M. Burek
John P. McCausland
Maude Barnett
Drydock planned for Portland harbor front
The Oregonian reports Portland will gain a floating drydock at the harbor front beside the Willamette Iron & Steel Works in North Portland. The Oregon Drydock Co is incorporated by W H Corbett W L Brewster and Alvin Boody to build a 2600 ton dock at a cost of about 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregonian
Oregon Drydock Company
Willamette Tron & Steel Works
W. H. Corbett
W. L. Brewster
Alvin Boody
New York
Mr. Corbett
Willamette Iron & Steel Works
St. John
Dock Plan Would Trim Portland Wharf Size by a Third
The proposal envisions a new dock about one third as large as the existing Port land dock, citing convenience concerns and potential impacts on cargo flow. Officials say the smaller dock would still meet essential needs while reducing land use and construction costs.
Salem Board of Trade Sees New Inquiries Surge
The Salem Board of Trade reports 319 inquiries from nearly every state in a month of boosting. Home seekers and investors increasingly contact the board, with about 10 visitors per day seeking farms and homes. If current pace continues, total inquiries could reach around 570.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Board of Trade
Salem Journal
Board of Trade
Balem
A great many wrongs are committed in the name of good business
A terse critique argues that unjust or harmful actions are often excused as legitimate business practices, highlighting moral hazards and the disconnect between profit motives and public welfare. The quote calls for scrutiny of corporate ethics and accountability.
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Orns
Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
Walla Walla District
Pet
Judge Gilliland
Academy
Pendleton Creamery Co
the Commercial National Bank
Fac
Todey
United States Depository
Thopper
ELKS
Kupers
Social Sesson
Mra. Harrison
L. Adler. Bros. & CO
College Brand Clothing
Roosevelt
Boston
BIG Water Company
Port of Portland
Guernsey
America
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