Prominent visitors crowd the city for court and business
Charles Berkley travels to Salt Lake for an extended stay James Darron of Walluls visits old friends in town B F Marlin Cottage Hotel Meacham is in the city Hon A Johns of Baker City attends supreme court F F Wamsley returns from California trip John Girardo Wilbur Station Meacham Creek visits Hon William Smith of Baker City attends court Hon Wil King Ontario on legal business with the supreme court T B White United States geological survey chief in Timatilla county visits W P Evans National Grocery Seattle today John T Whistier government engineer Echo irrigation survey in the city George Horseman Gurdane visits on business He has a poisoned ankle from riding heats, swelling, now improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berkley
Salt Lake
James Darron
Walluls
B. F. Marlin
Meacham
Hon . A. Johns
Baker City
Supreme Court
F. F. Wamsley
California
John Girardo
Wilbur Station
Meacham Creek
William Smith
Isen Town
Wil. R. King
Ontario
Jegal
T. B. White
United States Geological Survey
Timatilla County
W. P. Evans
National Grocery Company
Seattle
John T. Whistier
Echo Irrigation Survey
Telay
George Horseman
Gurdane
Horseman
Supreme Court Docket in Umatilla and Union County Cases
Multiple cases listed from Umatilla and Union counties including J A Horseman and Eugene Carley as plaintiffs appealing a surrender of notes and mortgage satisfaction with contract for land conveyance, J L Slater appealing foreclosure on a dam lien, M Walker appealing conversion of wheat, and J K R Killgore seeking boundary determination in section 33 township 6 north range 35. Attorneys named for appellants and respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Horseman
Eugene Carley
Charles H. Horseman
T. G. Hailey
Stillman & Pierce
Umatilla
J. L. Slater
la Grande Light & Power Company
Union County
J. D. Lister
R. J. Slater
J. W. Knowles Ford M. Walker
First National Bank of Athena
Hugh McLean
J. M. Walker
James A Fee
J. J. Balleray
Carter & Raley
Iefe
Umatilla County
J. KR. Killgore
George Carmichael
Section 33
Township 6
Range 35
T. G. Hatley
Willamette University visitor seeks Salem students
Van Winkle of Salem is in the city on vacation from Idaho to promote Willamette University. A medical student and alumnus, he hopes to secure many local commitments and has already gathered 11 names of interested youths planning to attend next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Winkle
Salem
Willamette University
Idaho
Willamette
Plague and Famine Reported From Canton
May 6 reports to the state department via Consul Mc Wade at Canton say famine and plague grow more devastating. American missionaries cite a village where famine victims are eaten by survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Brown Signs to Play In Pendieton This Season
Bob Brown former Helena left fielder arrives in Pendieton to rejoin the local ball club and reclaim his old position after leaving Helena in Portland. Last year he served as Pendieton catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Pendieton
Bob” Brown
Helena
Portland
Indians
Prendieton
Brief News Notes from Pendleton Area
Short notices list a good girl sought for general housework at Owl Tex House run by E. T. Wade selling the SA, McKay creek allotment to M. L ee for 5000, a marriage license issued to Frank L. Hammond and Augusta Fo MacCartie, Hotel Pendleton opening its parlor tonight, Denice Kemmier selling to Thomas Smart via Rhhorn & Swaegert for 1000, property at northwest corner of Tustin and College streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Tex House
E. T. Wade
Alloway
McKay Creek
M. Leee
Frank L. Hammond
Augusta Fo MacCartie
Pendleton
Denice
Kemmier
Thomas Smart
Rihorn & Swaegert
Tustin and
College Streets
Regulations Guide Dip Wool Clip and Lamb Crop Prospects
J H Gwinn of the Oregon State Woolgrowers Association reports sheep in excellent spring condition after a hard winter in Idaho deserts with 15 percent losses. In Oregon, feed is cleaned out yet losses are low. Dip rules emphasize federal supervision and timing. 10 days from last dip for certificates, dip for slaughter or feed yard, 21 days before shipping without inspector aid. Eastern Oregon trends favor larger lamb crops and above average wool clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gwinn
Orecom State Woolgrowers’ Association
Oregon
Idaho
Agricultural Department
Gwinn
Water Commission Reports Delinquent Disconnections and Claims Paid
The water commission met yesterday afternoon to audit bills and discuss routine matters. Delinquents were disconnected as ordered last month, resulting in a short delinquent list for the current period. The claims paid include Freight slabs 21, Sinking fund Wel fording TV cards 80, J D Brown salary April 80, Thomas FitzGerald salary April, Assistee-Wm Pendleton Tribune printing 3, J D Brown freight 550, WJ Clark & Co repairs 2.60, E O Publishing Co printing 250, Crane Co meters and freight 153.60, J F Brown labor 2.20, F B Clapton telegram, Wasco River Lumber Co cards 164.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Water Commission
Welfording
J. D Brown
Thomas FitzGerald
Pendleton Tribune
A. &, Tewk, Bor
J D Brown
F. B Clapton
Wasco River Lumber Company
Small Boys in Limbo Detained for Theft
Two La Grande youths, Jess Johnson the ringleader and Chasker Lilley, were captured after fleeing homeward from La Grande. Deputy J A Blakiey found them in Adams after they rode off a train at Bingham, returning with the boys on the afternoon train. Johnson had 10 Tooney on him and denies any wrongdoing. Fathers in La Grande have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
J. A. Blakiey
Adams
Bingham
Mr. Blakiey
Jess Johnson
Chasker Lilley
Johnson
Right Hand Amputation After Laundry Mangle
Dr. C. J. Smith amputated Mrs. A. H. Finch's right hand at the wrist after an accident with a mangle at the Pendleton laundry. The surgeon hopes to save the left hand.
Judge sentences hobos and fines man in vagrancy case
Judge Fits Gerald today sentenced two hobos to five days in the city jail for vagrancy and fined one Indian $5 for drunkenness. The next session of the National Federation of Lebor will be held in Bostor next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
National Federation of Lebor
Bostor
Umatilla County Exhibit Space Secured and Factory Talks
T C Tuylor reports securing space for the Umatilla county exhibit in Portland’s union depot. The committee will continue to lead. Membership requests from A C Rhisipen and Sol Banm were denied. Hoover of Wasco inquired about brick and tile factory potential noting local clay near Pendleton. Hemlow of Astoria asked about milk condensing plant facilities. secretary to reply highlighting community advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Tuylor
R.C. Judson
Umatilla County
Portland
A. C. Rhisipen
Sol Banm
Association
T Hoover
Wasco County
Pendleton
W Oo Hemlow
Astoria
Banquet to Red Men Hosts State Federation Guests
The La Grande Lodge of Red Men held a banquet for wishing members attending the State Federation of Labor meetings. Attending were George M. Orton and H. C Gert of Portland, J. C. Howard of Oregon City, C. A Berkley and C. Winstow and Budd Kidd of Pendleton, and D. K. Tmering of Trion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande Lodge of Red Men
State Federation of Labor
George M. Orton
H. C Gert
Portland
J. C. Howard
Oregon City
C. A Berkley
C. Winstow
Budd Kidd
Pendleton
D . K. Tmering
Trion
Spring Shorter Than Thee In Verse And Time
A fragmentary meditation on spring and poetry notes that the season is brief and fleeting. The lines hint at a poet describing spring as shorter than planned, contrasting nature's tempo with human longing.
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Creo
Wilson & Co
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & C2
F.S. Younger & Son
China
Conrad Platzoeder
Stein
Eeeeee
Makers
Stein Bloc Smart Clothes
Stein-Bloch
Boston
ST. Joe Store
Gar Rash
W.j.clarke
Court Street
Privett
Nore
Privett’s Barber Shop
Abe
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