Pendleton Track Team Shines in Wallula Meet
Pendleton high school excels at the Walla Walla meet finishing third with 30 points led by Ora Jay’s 21 points and a new northwest interscholastic record in the high hurdles. Pendleton stars Gordon Kimball the Means brothers and Kingowil contributed strong showings as Spokane Lewiston and Walla Walla dominated.
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Et Whitman
Wallay Walla
Pendleton
Lewiston Cravea
Frethonora
Padre
Spokane
Ora Jay
Jay
Gordon
Kimball
Meane Brothers
Buster
Whitman
Eyet
Oregon
Island City
Baker City
la Grande
Union
Pullman
Means Brothers
Kingowil
Kingowil, Though An Effort Will Probably “Be Made To Raise Money Enouth
Walla Walla
Arthur Means
Knapp
Onakesdale
Sremmary
Pile Vrult
Tuy
Munroe
Walla Wilin
Miller
Heynrid
Lewiston
Hersey
Eckert
Tay
Aecond
Eimgihorn
Thir
Cooonas
Assessor Strain to Undergo Appendicitis Operation
The afternoon C. P. Strain, county assessor, was taken to St. Anthony's hospital for appendicitis surgery. Doctors Cole and Henderson will perform the operation. Strain had been in critical condition a week ago but has improved enough for surgery.
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C. P. Strain
Aovernor
St. Anthony‘s Hoapital
Drs. Cole
Henderson
Pope Refuses to Annul Anna Gould’s Marriage
Rome May 2 The pope refused to annul Anna Gould's marriage to Cout de Castellane. There is talk that she may wed Helene de Sagan without papal sanction as influential prelates pressed for annulment. The pope upheld that an annulment is granted only when the church doubts a marriage's validity.
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Rome
Bas
Anna Goulé
Coust Boni de Castellane
Helle de Sagan
Thierry
Agai Anna Gould
Delegates Named for State Convention by Democratic Centre Committee
A Democratic Centre Committee meeting this afternoon named delegates for the state convention to be held in Portland on June 9. Nominees include M. Peterson, Johns, Taylor, Scott, Peeletter, Realley, Moore, and Johnson. The committee also endorsed independent candidates for representatives and joint representative, with A Barrett backed for representative for his stance on No 1. Assessor Strain and Sheriff Taylor received endorsements.
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Lynette
Hie
Atternong
Portland
Win M. Peterson
Jame
Johns
David Taylor
Scott
D. A. Peeletter
J. A. Realley
Will Moore
Rk. FP
Assessor Strain
Sheriff Taylor
Chamberlain to Stay in Race for U S Senate
Chamberlain has decided to remain in the race for United States senator and has begun his campaign. The contest shaping up between Chamberlain and Cake promises a lively race with Chamberlain facing a strong challenge from the big Republican vote that twice secured him the governorship.
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Chamberlain
Rwe
United States
Cake
Memorial Service for Judge Hailey at court house
Memorial service for the late Judge T G Halley will be held at the court house Monday evening with eulogistic addresses by supreme court members and Eastern Oregon bar attorneys. Chief Justice R B Bean will preside and attorneys will speak informally. Public invited.
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Court House
T. G. Halley
Supreme Court
Oregon
Halley
Circuit Court
R. 8
Bean
Blown Up Burlington Flyer Near Butte Killing Engineer
A Burlington train east of Butte was wrecked by dynamite last night. The explosion destroyed the leading engine and overturned cars, killing engineer Pussy and injuring fireman Ehie. a tramp, Carl Ming, was also hurt. Passengers were uninjured. Detectives suspect the blast aimed at the North Coast Limited. robbers secured unknown booty. Armed posse searches within 25 miles of Butte as details trickle out.
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Butte
Burlington Flyer
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Purlington
Brutal murder and robbery shock Portland pawnbroker case
Detectives and plainclothes officers sweep Portland for two local suspects in the brutal murder of Nathan Wolff, a 25 year pawnbroker at 165 First Street. The robbers allegedly looted about 1580 in jewelry and coins, shot Wolff in the neck, dragged him to a rear room, and killed him with multiple blows from an ax as the store was ransacked. Police expect arrests within 24 hours and pursue local-perpetrator theory as motive.
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Metropolis
Delleve
Pody
Portland
Nathan Wolff
Wolff
Robinson
Wolf
First Street
Rawnoad Will Fight at Perth Opening
Lewiston May 2 Jilalio W W Cotton general counsel for the Oregon Railway and Oregon Navigation announces to Perth business men attending the Riparian cut off celebration that the railroad will press the recent freight rate reduction in federal court likely May 3 seeking an injunction.
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Lewiston
Jilalio
W. W. Cotton
Annoua
Perth
Oregon Railroad
Cotton
Fleet Arrival Promises Millions for San Francisco
San Francisco May 2 Three hundred thousand people will view the fleet at the Golden Gate and before it departs the city estimates say two million one hundred thousand dollars will be spent locally. Santa Fe and Southern Pacific officials release the last forecast. Of the total, three hundred thousand goes to rail coffers one million goes to hotels and restaurants and eight hundred sixty six thousand to supplies and incidentals.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
La Grande Autoists Plan May 9 Auto Race Event
The La Grande Autoists cancel a county five mile Automotile Day race planned for May 4. Instead a series of races will be held with cars lined by rating along a straight avenue course starting near the post office and finishing in front of the Feley House, promising an appealing spectacle for spectators.
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Wid
Agnore
Saya
la Grande Observer
Adijum Fivetiuc
Feley House
Express hold up suspect haul likely around twenty thousand
Pittsburg May 2 M B Slater agent for Adams Express says the men who held up the St Louis express on the Pennsylvania near Walker's Hill last night probably secured about 20600, but he is not certain. He is confident it would not exceed that amount.
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Pittsburg
M. B. Slater
Adams Express Company
St. Louis Express
Pennsylvania
Walker's Hill
James Lewis wins first M U W victory with Toledo contract extension
Indianapolis May 2 James Lewis as UMW head scores first major win as agreement with Toledo operators extends the current miners contract for two more years.
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Indianapolis
James Lewis
United Mine Workers
Toledo
McCormmach Strikes Water at 280 Feet in Home Well
Councilman W. H. McCormmach, who has bored for water at his north river home for six months, reports a strong flow at 280 feet. About 60 feet of water now fills the well after years of efforts to lower it failed. He says a permanent vein is found. the bore has passed mostly through solid rock and cost a large sum, but the discovery justifies the expense.
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W. H. McCormmich
McCormmach
Heath arraigned in Utah for girl’s murder
Alvin Heath, 17, was arraigned in Kanab Utah on a murder charge for the death of Mary Stevens a schoolgirl whose body was found April 20 with three bullets in her body. Prosecution says evidence is strong including shoe prints revolver purchase and witnesses who saw Heath near the crime scene.
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Kanab
Mary Stevens
Alvin Heath
Heath
End Near for Cleveland in Lakewood Report
In Lakewood New Jersey on May 2 reports say Grover Cleveland is sinking with secrecy around his condition. Dr. Bryant stays at the ex president's bedside while Mrs Cleveland declines to release health information, fueling end-of-life speculation.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Woman Wakes After Ninety Days After Coma
Los Angeles May 2 Mrs Beula Hawking woke after 86 days of coma in Hospital for Several Days Can for a glass of water. She chatted with Dr Barber and showed no memory of events in the past two months though she is weak, in good health and to stay hospitalized for some time.
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Los Angeles
Beula Hawking
Barber
Catholic Pageant Ends in New York Diocese Anniversary Parade
A parade marking the diocese beginning its second century drew about 60 000 priests and laymen in New York. Eight thousand spectators watched as fifty bands participated in the grand ceremony, hailed as the largest church demonstration of its kind in the country.
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New York
Hinkle Project Transferred to Western Land & Irrigation
The Western Land and Irrigation company of Baker City bought the Hinkle Ditch holdings near Echo for 150000 dollars. The deal includes 7248 acres of arid land, 27 miles of canals, and water rights from the Umatilla river. New owners plan sales offices in Pendleton and Echo and will recruit settlers to the land.
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Chicago
Michigan
Oregon
Ditect
Northwest
Hinkle Ditech Company
East Oregonian
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Baker City
Echo
J. W. Messener
E. BE. Cleaver
W. J. Stapish
Anderson
Ind
Ifton Cleaver
Prairie City
G. E. Crane
St. Joseph
Mich
Umatilla
Umatilla River
Butter Creek
Hinkle
Collision in the Solent Leaves No Clear Blame
London May 2 Indications are that no one will be punished for the collision in the Solent involving the American liner St Paul and the British cruiser Gladiator in which 32 men are thought to have died. No official statement has been issued while the Board of Trade inquiry continues. evidence suggests the crash was an unavoidable mischance.
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London
Solent
St. Paul
Gladiator
Board of Trade
If Some Men Act At Lunch Counter Like At Home
A sharp remark notes that men who behave at lunch counters as they do at home would face immediate expulsion, comparing home manners to public dining behavior and warning of swift consequences from restaurant keepers.
BROOM FACTORY NEXT IN PENDLETON PROSPECTS
J W Buchner of Freewater, maker of broom factory products, visited Pendleton merchants to discuss establishing a local plant. He produced 250 dozen brooms last winter, mainly sold in Walla Walla, with 38 dozen shipped to Pendleton so far. Buchner grows broom corn in Umatilla county and says crop yields and profits justify a Pendleton operation and about a dozen jobs if encouraged.
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J. W. Buchner
Freewater
Pendleton
Buchner
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Umatilla County
One Dollar Damages in Land Dispute Case
In Justice Parkes court S G Morefield v F Grossehmig concluded with a verdict for $1 to the plaintiff. The dispute over rented land saw Morefield sue for $100 damages. J T Hinkle appeared for the plaintiff, while Raley Richards & Raley defended the defendant. Jury members were M L Watrus, H B Kamrath, Henry Craig, Charles McBee, Frank Frasier and Robert Laing.
Market Day Sale Attracts Crowds And Machinery Bids
Hundreds gathered for the town market day sale with fewer horses sold yet more machinery and implements on offer. A combine was bid in at 426 dollars by John Crow as auctioneer J M Bentley assisted.
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J. M. Bentley Ja
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