Armory bill urged by Adjutant General Finzer
General W E Finzer backed armory appropriations as crucial for militia. He cited armories outside Portland replacing temporary quarters, rent savings, and state ownership while equipment and training needs are funded by federal aid. He urged voter support to strengthen coastal defense and guard housing.
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W. E. Finzer
Company L
Portland
Ater
United States
National Guard
Adjutant General
United States Army
Secretary of War
Congress
Pioneer Stockman Cartwright Dead at 73
Charles M. Cartwright a respected pioneer and wealthy longtime resident of Oregon City died this morning at his home 215 Seventh street aged 73. He sustained health decline after being run over by a wagon in front of the Unitarian church and later blood poisoning ended his years in public life and business across Oregon including Butteville Salem and eastern sheep operations.
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Charles M. Cartwright
Seventh Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Unitarian Church
Cartwright
Plains
Oregon City
Butteville
Salem
Oregon
Local Businessman Dies Leaves Notable Estate
The man associated with the late R. H. Breyman and John Sommerville led Baldwin Sheep and Land Co as its longtime president. He owned the Seaside Ben Holladay place, known as Benside House, at his death. Survived by his wife Charlotte Moffett and three children: Mrs. Van Houten of New Mexico, Mrs. W. H. Moser of Portland, and J. B. Cartwright of Seaside. first wife Adelia Geer preceded his second marriage 21 years ago.
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R. H. Breyman
John Sommerville
Baldwin Sheep and Land Company
Ben Holladay Place
Seaside
Benside House
Adelia Geer
Mra. van Houten
New Mexico
Mra
W. H. Moser
Portland
J. B. Cartwright
Charlotte Moffett
Parish Priest a Success at Oregon Theater
The Oregon theater packed last night for The Parish Priest benefiting the band. C. M. De Vere directed with C. 5. Ches hire in the lead and Miss Laura Wyrick along with Mrs De Vere headlining the female roles. The cast earned praise as the show drew strong audience support and funds were raised to buy new music for the band.
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Oregon Theater
C. 5. Cheshire
C. M. de Vere
Michael Sullivan
Ernest Corby
Dr. Welch
Bert Mays
Dr. Cas
Praise for Co Lcknowledges State Best Company Spirit and Harmony
Local Company L received high praise during a quarterly inspection by Adjutant General Finzer and Col. C. E. Donell of the third regiment. General Finger, who organized the company, lauded its spirit and cohesion, noting Seaside triumphs and its equal standing with other regiments. Private Walter Whitman won Captain Kern’s watch fob after a spirited drill, with Private Leeding a close second.
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Finger
Whitman
Finzer
C. E. Donell
McDonell
General Finger
National Guard
War Department
Company L
Frnzer
Col. McDowell
Walter Whitman
Kern
Leeding
Family of Irish Setter Pups Draw Attention in Pendleton
Seven purebred Irish setter pups displayed in the window of Ed Jay's repair shop in the East Oregonian building attract notice. They belong to Harry Redford of the Uma ll a agency and most are already sold to Pendleton residents.
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Ed Jay
East Oregonian
Harry Redford
Umalla
Pendleton
Cant of Thanks to Yoakum Friends for Sabra Hopper Loss
A heartfelt note from the relatives thanks friends and neighbors of Yoakum and the city for their kind ambiance and sympathy during the passing and death of Mrs Sabra Hopper.
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Yoakum
Mre
Sabra Hopper
Elles Elect Tonight at Pendleton Lodge Meeting
Pendleton lodge No. 288 B P O Ellis to hold regular meeting tonight for annual officer elections. All members urged to attend.
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Elles
Pendleton Lodge No
B. P. O. Ellis
Current Literature Club Meeting Set at H R Johnston Home
The Current Literature club will meet Friday at 2 PM at the home of H R Johnston. All members are urged to attend.
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H. RB
Johnsom
Daughter Born at Ontario Weir home Malheur county
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. E B Conklin at their Weir home in Ontario Malheur County.
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Ontario
Pro
E. B. Conklin
Weir
Malheur County
Druggists push new ordinance on liquor sales
City druggists seek repeal of the present liquor sale ordinance, proposing to permit sales for medicinal purposes upon a signed statement without a physician’s prescription. The measure would allow one sale per person per day with no quantity limit and faces a council decision next week after referral to the ordinance committee. Street improvements were also discussed, with ordinances for grading and sidewalk work on several avenues already approved by resolution. a remonstrance regarding Franklin street west of the mill race was filed and left with the street committee.
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Parkins Avenue
Market
Washington
Garfield
Jackson
Madison
Raley
Ash
Alta
Court
J. A. Fee
Byers
Estes Sells Out Pendleton Barber Shop to Weiman
James H. Estes, who ran a leading Pendleton barber shop for two years, sold the business to J. P. Weinman who came from Portland. Weiman will operate the shop with the same standard, transfer completed last evening, Estes remaining in Pendleton but undecided on future plans amid several offers. Estes is local Eagles president and a popular young businessman.
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James H. Estes
J. P. Weiman
Portland
Estes
Weinman
Norle of Eagles
Pendleton
Reverend Sanford to Preach at Church of the Redeemer Sunday
The Rev. L. G. Sanford of San Francisco, secretary of the Episcopal Church’s Eighth Missionary Division, will preach at Church of the Redeemer on Sunday at both services. Rev. Charles Quinney will conduct services at Weston.
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L. GC. Sanford
San Francisco
Eighth Missionary Division
Epicocopal Church
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Weston
Farmers to Fight Railroads Over Warehouse Storage Rates
Farmers' Union seeks lower storage charges as railroads and warehouse firms clash in Walla Walla. Farmers cite 76 cents per ton for wheat storage and 10 cents monthly after Jan 1, vs 40 cents storage and 20 cents handling at a local farmers warehouse. They plan to buy or build independent storage if talks fail. meanwhile a new Spanis h mission style school building in Twin Falls is described with 70 by 126 feet, two stories, 18 rooms, and cost about 50 900.
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Walla Walla
Farmers’ Union
California
Walla Walla County
Northwest
Twin Falls Plans Modern School Building Project
Twin Falls will erect a new school building this spring, a $50,000 project designed by Wayland and Fennell. Bids are invited to be submitted by April 6, Idaho officials say the structure will be among the most modern in the state.
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Wayland & Fennell
Twin Falls
Idaho
Boise Capital News
Athena couple returns from California to Umatilla County
Mr and Mrs T J Kirk of Athena have just come home from ten months in Los Angeles California. They own a winter cottage near Los Angeles and enjoyed the stay but say nothing compares with Umatilla County as a permanent home.
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T. J. Kirk
Athena
Onix
Los Angeles
Cal
Umatilla County
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