Cunningham Sells Wool Clip to Union at 120 Cents
Charles Cunningham sold his entire wool clip to Union Woolen Mills at 120 cents per pound. The haul totals about 180000 pounds across 450 sacks, worth around 22000 dollars, with four carloads arriving from Wallula and more wagons heading to Echo and local warehouses for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallula
Cunningham Clip
Union
Charles Cunningham
Union Woolen Mills
John P. Wilbur
Mille
Pendleton
Dea
Cunningham
County wool clean up precedes first sales day
The initial shearings from the county are being brought in for cleaning. By the first sales day the warehouses will hold wool awaiting buyers' inspection.
Rail Passes Restored for Stockmen on O R N Lines
N and N Revives Agreement says that stockmen shipping stock over the lines will again be allowed passes effective May 9. The privilege was removed earlier this year with stockmen paying fare. after outreach by stockmen, the companies have reinstated the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. C. Smith
R. B. Miller
Portland
Stat ‘Ing
Baker and Sullivan On Trial For Liquor Sales
Baker and Joe Sullivan proprietors of Baker and Sullivan's Court street saloon near the Domestic laundry were arraigned before United States Commissioner Halley on a charge of selling whiskey and beer to Indians. They waived examination and were bound over to the next federal grand jury in 250 dollars each. Imo-tante Charles Blackhawk and Ed Chapman testified they received liquor at the saloon. The case will be presented at the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lee Baker
Joe Sullivan
Baker & Sullivan
Court Street
Halley
Baker
Imo-tante
Charles Blackhawk
Ed Chapman
Tearing Down Elevator Near Thorn Wil Moore Yard
Thorn Wil Moore of the Pacific Coast Elevator Company left for Echo with crews tearing down part of the Echo elevator. The section will be moved to Thorn Hollow where Wirehose burned last summer, to be rebuilt to handle a expected heavier Thorn Hollow crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Echo
Thorn Hollow
Weston and Wonders to Clash in Amateur Baseball Feud
Weston to visit Pendleton Sunday for a high profile amateur game against the Wonders. Rube Sanders from Chemawa and Multnomah will catch for the Wonders, with lineups featuring Drake and Strand for Weston and Sanders for the visitors. Grounds improvements, a lemonade stand franchise, and picnic support from Athena and La Grande accompany spreading baseball interest across Weston, Athena, Adams, Pendleton, Walla Walla, Milton, and Milton.
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Weston
Masace
Wonders
la Grande
Walla Walla
Milton
Athena
Pendleton
Adams
Drake
de la Balle
Toms
Ors
Ieeway
Lee Drake
Kruker
Jacksonville
Weaton
Rube Sanders
Chemawa
Portland Multnomah
Sanders
The
Jerry King
Moscow Froome
George Strand
Roy Blakley
George Castile
Roy Alexander
Lester Cronin
Chester Foster
Weston—McBride
Nelson
Roberts
Buerstatte
Baddeley
White
Young
Guesgaz
Wood
George Hartman, Jr
Decoration Day Plans by Kit Carson Post G A R
Kit Carson Post G A R holds its last meeting to arrange Decoration Day events with speaker slots and cemetery services. Veteran speaker invites include G W Rigby coordinating with state figures to secure an address, aiming to honor an old veteran as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson
G. W. Rigby
Will Move Ticket Office to Webb Street Depot
Walter Adams, agent of the W and C R, will relocate from the Hendricks building to the freight office at Webb Street foot. The Webb and Mapin corner leasee begins remodeling, plans ready for Northern Pacific review in Tacoma or the East, approval to start construction, with 30 to 60 days to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Adams
Hendricks
Webb Street
Webb and
Mapin Streets
Mr. Adams
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Fowler Announces Quiet Campaign For County Recorder
Democratic candidate Harry Fowler travels to Milton and Athena this morning as part of a low key campaign. Fowler has worked in Umatilla County offices for several years and seeks voter support for the recorder race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
HH. OW. Fowler
Milton
Athena
Hiss
Fowler
Umatilla County
Clerk and Recorder Office Aide's Long Service noted
The subject served as deputy in the clerk's office for a year and six months in the recorder's office, wrote the 1903 tax roll for Sheriff Taylor, and is familiar with office work. Formerly an O. R. & N. conductor from Portland to Pendleton, he knows the railway employer across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Taylor
Pendleton
Portland
Freight Tariffs Suspended Amid Great Lakes Pilot Strike
E. O. Smith, agent for the O R N, reports tariffs on freight sent to points requiring water transfer across Great Lakes would be suspended due to a pilot strike. All pilots are out on the lakes and no ships can be handled until the dispute is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
E. ©. Smith
Enjoyable Trip Letter From Miss Potwine to Mrs Campbell
Miss Potwine writes Mrs Campbell aboard ship about a pleasant voyage to Honolulu with the Rose Campbell party. The letter notes only one rough day and reports all travelers in good health and eager to extend the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ida Potwine
Gee Campbell
Rose Campbell
Miss Potwine
Honolulu
Going to Germany Carl Vogt Leaves for Bayern
Carl Vogt of the Peoples Warehouse will leave Saturday morning for Bayern Germany to make his future home after learning his father has died there. Four passengers from O R N No 1 missed the stop at a baker shop and stayed. they will ride next westbound train with tickets in their pockets. Train crews warned passengers of the stop length for their benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Vogt
Bayern
Germany
Mr. Vogt
Traveling for Meat Company Representative Visits Town
Jacob Kaufman of the Walla Walla Dressed Meat Company visited yesterday and returned home this morning. He is a former city marshal of Walla Walla and well known locally. W. C. Hoseagon departed for Milton to take a bookkeeping position with Musgrove Mercantile. Mrs Hoseason will stay in Pendleton until the school term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kaufman
Walla Walla
W. C. Hoseagon
Milton
Musgrove Mercantile Company
Quarantine Raised After Scarlet Fever Siege Ends
The Teutsch family is released from quarantine after weeks of scarlet fever. Lee Teutsch Jr. recovered from the illness. Conductor J S Smith of La Grande sent to Salem to retrieve the body of Henry Smith, who died in the asylum Tuesday night, for burial in La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Teutsch
Lee Teutsch, Jr
J. 8. Smith
la Grande
Salem
Henry Smith
Pendleton Band Opens Open Air Concert Series
The Pendleton band played four enjoyable open air concerts at the corner of Malin and Alta streets last night. These weekly performances will continue throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Band
Malin and
Alta Streets
Supplies to Ukiah by four-horse Despain team
A four-horse team belonging to C A Despain, Ukiah merchant, loaded with supplies in the city this morning. Country roads are in excellent condition and grade is best for travel through the district. Some men jowe their hair by butt ing in at the wrong tme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
C. A. Despain
The Perpetual War In The Body Health Fight
An ad explains the enduring struggle between illness and health inside the human body. It credits Scott's Emulsion with providing superior nourishment to combat disease and urges readers to try it in the sunlight, offering four free samples upon request from Scott & Downer, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Coming Events Calendar Highlights and Dates
Listings of local gatherings and events with dates and locations. May 16 school bond election Pendleton May 18 to 21 O F grand lodge Astoria May 27 to 28 Caledonian picnic Athena June 2 to 4 Umatilla county pioneers Weston June 6 rubber tired buggy giveaway by the Oregonian June 6 general election Oregon June 16 to 17 Oregon encampment Hood River June 22 thirty second annual Oregon Pioneer union Portland June 23 to 25 Northwest Sportsmen tournament Pendleton August 2027 American Mining Congress Portland Wool sales Pendleton May 2 Heppner May 26 Arlington May 31 Shaniko June 2 Heppner June 7 Pendleton June 10 Shaniko June 14 Baker City June 17 Pendleton June 21 Heppner June 23 Elgin June 28 Shaniko July 1
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Pendleton
O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Astoria
Caledonian
Athena
Umatilla County Pioneers
Weston
Baal Oregonian
Oregon
Hood River
Union Oregon Pione Era
Portland
American Mining Congress
Heppner
Arlington
Shaniko
Baker Ory
Elgin
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Woo
Rugg Bros. Cunningham
E. Evans
Pedro Bros
Washington
Tallman & Co
Thorn
M. A. Rader
Main and Webb Streets
C. R
Harry Fowler
Carl Vgt Palle
Scott & Wowne
Pearl Shert
New York
Boston Sto
BAER @ DALEY
Main Street
Nolf
Gertrude Atherton
Bangs
Dos Kan
Mark Twain
Miller
Tynan
Wilden
Abner Daniel
Gar
Mortimer
Harper
Pendle
Horseshoe
Mainstreat
OP & Co
Avery
Cottonwood P
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