Smythe Brothers Buy 6000 Yearlings In Gilliam County
Dan P. Smythe returns home after purchasing 6000 mixed yearlings in southern Gilliam County. The sheep will join Smythe Bros. bands this summer, with spring sales planned due to wet weather. Sheep conditions in eastern Oregon are favorable, wool expected to be high grade. Shearing to begin April with 60,000 head across Smythe ranches. Wheelhouse Horst Arlington ranch already trimming. Umatilla County shearing later in April.
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Gilliam
Dan P. Smythe
Smythe Bros
Pendleton
Oregon
Smythe
Arlington
Wheelhouse & Horst
Umatilla County
Picnic Plans On Here In May And Fruit Crop Fears
May picnic date to be decided Saturday with committee members Harrah Rosenberg Mills Hampton and Evang. Fruit growers on irrigated western lands fear light frosts may damage crops. Brownell of Umatilla and Kyle of Stanfield think damage minimal. Hermiston frost warnings to be sent nightly via weather bureau to trigger smudge burning. A US cream separator arrives for Alva Balcam near Nolin to aid his dairy work. Athena farmer W R Taylor reports crop conditions improving with recent rain. Grant county Byram herd on Canyon Creek reports good grass and stock condition. Two cars beef shipped to Portland by Andy Cleghorn and Horace Walker from Echo and Stanfield.
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Messrs
Harrah, Rosenberg
Mills
Hampton and
Evang
West End
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
James Kyle
Stanfield
Andy Cleghorn
Horace Walker
Echo
Portland
Clark backs Wilson honesty despite criticism in speech
Clark defends Wilson and attacks the Democratic administration for its policies. He accuses the president of courting foreign powers, supporting canal rates that favored Britain and Japan, and claims Northwest residents would resist war and defend national honor if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
Champ Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
Oscar Underwood
Japan
England
Northwest
British Columbia
Fire Finders to Aid Baker Forest Fire Protection
Bakers county forest fire protective association plans new measures for the coming year. Two fire finders will be placed at Sparta Hutte and Black Mountain stations, with additional range stations and phone lines to improve coverage. An assessment of 1 percent per acre will raise over 9000 for the program. The new finder devices locate fires within about 20 miles. Whitman and Minam national forests coordinate with the association to reduce fire losses.
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Baker
Ore
Baker County Forest Fire Protective Association
Sparta Hutte
Black Mountain
Whitman and
Minam National Forests
First Rose Reported by Portland Ro ve Fanciers
One of the season s first roves is reported by Frederick V. Holman head of Portland rove fanciers It is a perfect Maman Cochet and bloomed Sunday in the garden of Thomas Kerr of Kerr Gifford Co at his Riverta residence Conditions have been nearly ideal for races for two weeks and with a few more sunny days there will be no novelty
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Frederick V. Holman
Dean
Portland
Ore
Portland Rove Fanciers
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Brothers Reach Marshalltown
Joe Cox of the Gray Hros grocery left Pendleton today for Marshalltown Iowa on receipt of news that his oldest brother is critically ill. Divorce Decrees Filed cite Ida B McKenzie vs Alex R McKenzie and George Pambrun vs Mary Pambrun with findings of fact entered for record.
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Joe Cox
Gray Hros
Marshalltown
Iowa
Ida B. McKensie
Alex R. McKenzie
George Pambrun
Mary Pambrun
George Pearce resigns from East Oregonian staff
George Pearce, connected with the East Oregonian for several weeks, resigned his position yesterday and is no longer employed by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearce
The
East Oregonian
Mistake corrected for school comic opera date
A local high school comic opera had an incorrect date in the head. The Oregon theater presentation will be Friday night this week on April 3, with the mistake noted in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Theater
Mother Removed From Hospital by Officer Manning
Police officer Alex Manning took his mother, Mrs. Sarah Manning, from the hospital to his home this morning. She suffered paralysis two weeks ago and has improved only slightly since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Manning
Sarah Manning
Estate Appraised for White Incompents Reported Value
Appraisers F B Swayze Carl McNaught and J H Reid filed a report estimating the estate of William C and Susan White incompetents at ten thousand two hundred fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Swayze
Carl 8. McNaught
J. H. Reid
William C
Susan White
Vagged Harry Dupuis Paroled in Police Custody
Harry Dupuis was jailed for twenty days after being Vagged by the police. He was paroled in the care of the chief of police and will be allowed liberty as long as he obeys the laws.
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Harry Dupuis
Elizabeth V Connelly Sues Ex-Husband For $2029.78
Elizabeth V Connelly sues ex-husband Joseph F Connelly for judgment of 2029.78 alleging failure to transfer a $2000 note as required by a pre-divorce agreement. Attorney James A Fee represents Connelly in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Connelly
Elizabeth V
Connelly
James A. Fee
Demolition of Pendleton Academy for Hotel site
Workmen today tore down the old Pendleton academy and began salvaging brick for use in the new Hotel Pendleton. R. T. Brown, owner, plans to shape the ground for construction and may sell two sites while keeping one for his own use, tearing out the stone foundation.
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Old Academy
Pendleton Academy
Pendleton
R. T. Brown
Funeral of Pioneer Roork Held in Olney Cemetery
Funeral services for Charlies R. Roork a longtime pioneer who died at his son George T Roork s home were held yesterday afternoon at the family residence with interment in Olney cemetery He was 84 and had lived in Umatilla county since 1881 after moving from Multnomah county where he farmed His wife died about six years ago and only two of his six children survive George T Roork of this city and J N Roork of Pilot Rock
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Charlies R. Roork
George T. Roark
Olney
Umatilla County
Multnomah County
George T
George T. of This City
J. N. Kroork
Pilot Reck
Mary P. Todd
Drexell
Todd
John S. Todd
Summers Street
Marion Todd
Pauline Todd
Alexander's Had Big Opening Social Event
Alexander Department Store hosted a formal spring opening last evening with large crowds admiring new styles in wear and enjoying music by United Orchestra and performances by Edna Zimmerman and Mr Jordan. The piece notes decor and refreshments, highlighting the social activity surrounding the event.
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Alexander's
Alexander Department Store
United Orchestra
Edna Zimmerman
Jordan
Immoral Couple Sentenced In Police Court
Douglas McDonald and Mrs. A H Hannon received penalties in a police court before Judge FitzGerald after registering as a married couple at the Alta House on Saturday night and again last night under different names. McDonald drew fifty dollars or 25 days, and Hannon twenty five dollars or 14 days. Both were defended by J B Perry. They claimed the woman was a different person but were pressed under cross examination by City Attorney Carter.
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Alta House
Douglas McDonald
A. H. Hannon
FitzGerald
Roth
Jal
J. B. Perry
McDonald
Carter
Night School May Close for Summer
The school board will consider the night school's status at Thursday's meeting. Indications point to its closing for the summer, though the program may resume later. Portland night school has already shut for the season and Supt. Sanders is to investigate the reasons.
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Portland
Supt. Sanders
Night school grows in popularity with 128 enrollment
Since night school began here it has drawn strong interest and a total enrollment of 128, though current participation is lower. The commerce course has been trimmed by reducing staff from two teachers to one.
Marriage license issued to Mallory and Kent in two counties
Licensed to wed Earle B. Mallory of Walla Walla and Herma E Kent of Milton. An eight pound girl born to Mr and Mrs H C Hoffman of 200 Willow Street.
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Earle B. Mallory
Walla Walla
Herma E. Kent
Milton
H. C. Hoffman
Willow Street
Milton Officers File Candidacy for Republican Nomination
Milton Officers J Miller and J W Dykes, justice of the peace and constable of the Milton Freewater district, filed their notice of candidacy for the Republican nomination today.
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Milton
J. W. Dykes
Milton-Freewater
Realthy Transfers Report of Property Deeds
Julius Guderian as trustee for Oscar F Newquist and wife transfers 160 acres in section 29 two north range to Julius Guderian. Walter Brooke and wife deed lot 12 block C in the Railroad Addition to Freewater to Nettle Robers.
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Realthy
Julius Guderian
Oscar F. Newquist
Walter Brooke
Nettle Robers
Freewater
George Horseman Returns Visit Ties Portland Ties
George Horseman arrived from Portland last evening for a local visit. His daughter, wife of Walter MccCreedie, manager of the Portland ball team, left yesterday for California to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horseman
Portland
Walter MccCreedie
California
Mrs McKinney Improves but No Operation Needed
Mrs William McKinney, confined since early today at St Anthonys hospital, was feared to require an operation. This afternoon officials report she is improving and surgery will not be necessary.
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McKinney
William McKinney
St. Anthony's Hospital
Local Democrat Enteres Race for Pendleton Justice of Peace
Enters Rad for J of P Pendleton precinct filed declaration of candidacy for democratic nomination. Panes has already filed. only two candidates so far. Parkes previously held the office.
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Rad
P. Norborne Berkeley
Justice of Peace
Pendleton
Joe H. Parkes
Parkes
The Charles Company to Open On Main Street
Charles Greullich Charles M. Stype and Blaine Burton plan a new business in the former Graham furniture store room on Main Street. The venture will merge billiards cigars and a soda fountain with modern fittings. Remodeling includes a ten foot rear addition balcony removal and a fresh storefront. The opening is delayed to four to five weeks.
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Charles Company
Charles Greullich
Charles M. Stype
Blaine Burton
Main Street
Graham Furniture
New Postal Ruling Lets Letter and Parcel Travel Together
Under a new postal ruling patrons may fasten a letter and a parcel to be delivered together, with regular first class postage on the letter and parcel post on the parcel. Previously the department forbade attaching a letter to a parcel. Inheritance Wins Bride in Medford A K Welsh, ex Portland fireman and Oaks billiard hall employee, receives 7777.77 from his uncle H M Kitchen’s estate in Los Angeles and will wed Katherine Garber of Grand Rapids after years of engagement.
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Welsh
Portland Fire Department
The
Oaks Billiard Hall
H. M. Kitchen
Los Angeles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Misa Katherine Garber
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Knight Pearcy
Salem
Toronto
Canada
Earl Pearcy
State Insane Asylum
Harold Foster
Boston-Okanagan
Blydenstein
Pendleton Roller Mills
Tom Thompson
Thompson
John Day River
John Day
Canyon City Eagle
Grant County
Charles Marshall
Weston Mountain
Referee FitzGerald
W. E. Cunningham, Jr
Riverside
C. Calloway
Linn County
Wattenberger
Farmers’ Union
Weather Bureau
Hermiston
McCook & Bentley
United States
Alva Balcam
Nolin
Balcam
W. R. Taylor
Athena
Ecity
Canyon Creek
Clark
Marce
Newsy
Commercial Association
Lois Criswell
Tacoma
Criswell
Univerity of Ilinolibrary School
University of Washington
Medford
Richmond
Cal
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
R Penney-Coyne
Parr
Dundee
Percale
la Dow’s
Sporting Goods Store
Yale
Pendleton, Oregon
Norfolk
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