Pendleton Chinese Petition for Opium Smoking Rights
Chinese residents sign a Pendleton petition asking the city council to allow Chinamen to smoke opium, arguing it is allowed in China and harms none more than whites. The petition denounces Ah Lee and Huey Nui as bad examples, calls for their removal, and is supported by several Chinese businesses and associations. It will be presented at the council meeting tomorrow night.
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Pendleton
China
Ah Lee
Huey Nui
Chinese Reform Association
Moon Lee Co
Yeo Wo & Co
Mah
Ying Chung & Co
Ung Goey
Couineil
Milarky plans new Commercial association building
Plans for a new two story Commercial association building are assigned to Howard & Swingie who will oversee construction. The 50 by 250 foot structure will reuse the current rear stair on Court street when the gym is ready. A brick annex 24 by 26 feet will be added behind the State saloon, as part of the Milarky project directed by George Strand.
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Commercial Association
Thomas Milarky
Howard & Swingie
Court Street
Bealdes
Mr. Milarky
Tion
George Strand
Baker and Folsom Move to Smith Crawford Building
Baker and Folsom are moving their stock of furniture across the street into the Smith Crawford building. The change will greatly enlarge their room and improve space for merchandise as they set up in the new quarters.
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Baker & Folsom
Smith-Crawford
Builders Add Balcony and Expand Rooms in New Facility
A construction project has added a balcony to a new work space and plans to use the entire floor and balcony. The basement will house the work room and packing room, increasing usable area and light.
Pendleton Baseball Slate Includes Weston Walla Walla Dates
Pendleton manager Cooley has arranged four baseball dates, two with Weston and two with Walla Walla. April 16 hosts Weston with a return on April 23. May 7 hosts Walla Walla with a return May 6 at Pendleton. Additional games with Union and La Grande are being negotiated. Congregational Bales Days sale runs Thursday to Friday at the church with booths and programs. Indian economy anecdote contrasts coffin sizes. Bend liquor losses told by correspondent. horses stolen near Oregon City with arrests.
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Pendleton
Cooley
Weston
Walla Walla
Union
la Grande
The
Congregational Church
East Oregonian
Bend
Shaniko
North West lodge revival noted in Oregon trip
The East Oregonian reports Grand Chancellor Carl Curl of the Knights of Pything visiting Oregon lodges from Sherman to Hood River. He notes strong growth, 4000 members and 46 or 99 lodges statewide, with a revival in the valley and Southern Oregon. Curl lays plans to visit The Dalles Hood River and eastern towns, praising railroad and Pacific Northwest prospects.
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Oregon
Curl
Oe M. Curl
Keights
Pything
Milton
Weston
Tuessar
Athena
Adams
Tonee
Biggs
Meine
Carlna Veday
Grant
Osebure
Curlin
Portland
Sherman County
Carl
Heppner
Tone
Dalles
Hood River
Astoria
Albany
Land Lodge
Dandruff Germ Destroyed by Newbro's Herpicide
The article explains dandruff is caused by a parasite that burrows into the scalp and weakens hair. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a chemical remedy that kills the germ, stops hair loss, and prevents baldness, available through druggists and agents in Detroit with sample requests.
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Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Bron
Eagles lodge seeks loan to build their hall
At a meeting last night the Eagles lodge trainees were instructed to advertise for a loan of 32000 to erect their building. The foundation and excavation are paid from lodge funds while 9000 has already been spent on ground walls and related costs. Trustees C W Gibson J F McCarty and W Stroble will seek interest rates and terms. The loan is expected to be repaid in 10 to 12 years from rents.
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Eagles Lodge
J. T. Hinkle
Lodge
C. W. Gibson
J. F. McCarty
W. Stroble
The Ideals Tonight Show Bachelor’s Honeymoon Comedy
The Ideals report a repertoire change with The Bachelor’s Honeymoon to be staged tonight a lively clean comedy. Last night The Ideals presented A Wicked Woman a problem play and prior performances featured several elegant Rowan with strong acting. A large crowd is expected for tonight’s comedy.
Griffin Will Probated in Local Estate Case
The will of the late G. B. Griffin has been probated. The estate valued at about $1200 was left entirely to the widow. There are two children, Annie and Earl Griffin. Henry Shultze was named an executor, with Collier & Winters engaged as attorneys for him.
Five Men Sentenced In Recorder's Court Sessions
At the session of the recorder's court this morning five more men were sentenced in the city jail. HB Hanbey Olin Tachapelle and Henry Thompson received three days or a $6 fine for drunkenness while Thomas Conroy and Charles Flann were each sentenced to five days for vagrancy.
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Recorder’s Court
Hanbey
Olin Tachapelle
Henry Thompson
Thomas Conroy
Charles Flann
Weeks sues Hawley for 231 dollars in labor claim
Justice court action filed by Charles TH Weeks to recover 231 dollars owed for work on 687 acres of wheat land cultivated and seeded for the defendant W FH Hawley.
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Sulit
Justice Court Today
Charles TH. Weeks
W. FH. Hawley
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Smith- Crawford Building
Rieger
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Eeretore
DTallman @ Co
White Bull
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Oregon City
Mes
New Orleans
Old City
Red
Northwest
RE. P. Dodd
Mr. Dodd
Oregonian
Vicksburg
Memphis
Mississippi
South
Illinois Central
Far South
Missouri
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
W. M. Pierce
A. F. May
W. T. Rigby
A. F. May Ie
May & Zlegter
Hohhbach Hros
Maple Brow
Mare Daenstens
Stncy
Nat’! Bank
Uying
Roosevel
Boston
Bore
Ory Cote
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
International Poultry and
C.F. Colesworthy
East Alta
Leo
Walters
D. Shire
Goodman-Thompson Co
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