Pilot Rock Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Pilot Rock Oregon May 11 Special Correspondence postmaster H G Castee visited Pendleton last Thursday Misses Sousa and Hilsie Mc Reynolds were county seat visitors Julius Mathews has been ill at his parents Stewart creek home J N Burgess passenger on Monday evening's train Interstate Telephone's R H MacWhorter spent Monday in Pilot Rock Mrs S L Morse of Pendleton spoke with business affairs Maude McReynolds Pendleton academy guest Monday E J Smith Live stock's J B Smith visited Monday Walter Wegner spent Sunday in Pendleton The Misses Ollie Winnie Smith and Alta Smith visited a Walla Walla hospital student Mrs Joy Spicer guest of Pendleton friends Sunday Pilot Rock beat Pendleton 6 to 4 next Sunday they play Weston on Pilot Rock grounds George Canyon Tigers beat Coombs Canyon 3 to 2 Interstate Commerce Commission law for equitable rates against railroads discussed in Washington sentiment of Senate concurrence expected Spokane Merchants Association spokesman Percy Powell sees rate reductions in forthcoming ICC decision affecting Spokane Reno Salt Lake Denver and other interior points Western provinces in Canada plan a rate-lowering campaign similar to Spokane case showing railroads discriminating against west-bound freight
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Pilot Rock
Ore
H. G. Castee
Pendleton
Sousa
Hilsie McReynolds
Julius Mathews
Alta Smith
Walla Walla Hospital
Joy Spicer
Pendleton Friends
Weston
George Canyon Tigers
Coombs Canyon Boys
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
House
Percy P. Powell
Spokane Merchants’ Association
Spokane
Washington, D. C
Reno
Salt Lake
Denver
Spokane Chamber of Commmerce
Canada
Railroad Rate Bill Affects Inland Empire
Spokane experts say passage of the rail bill long and short haul clause by the Senate will solve the key problem of inland points not receiving terminal rates. W. Donald, chairman of the interstate commerce commission of the Spokane chamber of commerce, led the initiative.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Senate
House
United States
W. Donald
Interette Commerce Commission
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Regular Tom Boy Susie Trails Scrapes and Scalds
A lively tale of Susie climbing trees, fence rails, and ditches, constantly earning scratches and bruises until Bucklen's Arnica Salve is applied by her mother, reputed to heal cuts, sores, and burns quickly. Available for 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
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Susie
Tallman & Co
Discover Marble Unearthed in Stevens County Washington
A. N. Jarman of San Jose and W. M. Boileau of Spokane report discovery of 20 varieties of Grecian Skyros marble in Stevens county 15 miles northeast of Colville. Washington Marble Co plans a $500,000 development on 600 acres, with annual marble use in the US surpassing $30,000,000. White marble praised for statuary. first stone quarry may fund a $10,000 Spokane Woman's League building.
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Spokane
Wash
North America
United States
Greece
Italy
Charles M Fassett
American Woman's League
Jarman
John F. Davies
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad and Chain Letter Warning
An old advertisement urges quick use of Ballard's Snow Liniment for injuries common to boys including scratches cuts sprains and burns with prices 26c 60c and 1. It also notes a persistent chain letter about women's influence.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Miss Anna Fanning Leaves Weston for Austin Oregon
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon May 11 notes Miss Anna Fanning a professional nurse who has tended a patient at the Lasier sanatorium leaves for home in Austin Oregon. Fanning gave up teaching to pursue nursing. Also mentioned are Dry Creek farmer Robert Still with a new auto, piano tuner D W Saunders on tour, S G Price buying supplies, and Weston High senior class inviting friends to their May 26 commencement.
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Weston
Ore
Anna Fanning
Lasier Sanatorium
Austin
Oregon
Fanning
Robert Still
Dry Creek
D. W. Saunders
G. Price
Weston Mountain
Weston High School
Hill visit signals Oregon rail expansion plans
James J. Hill and party visited Portland accompanied by railroad officials to review tonnage potential in Central Oregon and discuss east west lines across Oregon. He confirmed purchases of Oregon Electric United railways and Pacific Eastern, with plans to extend Willamette Valley operations and Deschutes line progress. He aims to promote Oregon publicity in the east and midwest.
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Portland
Ore
James J. Hill
Louis W. Hill
Oregon
Hill
Oregon Electric
United Railways
Willamette Valley
Pacific & Eastern
Deschutes
East
Middle West
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Illinois Veteran
Commander Julius A. Pratt Poat No 143 Dept 01 G A R Kewanee Illinois writes that after two months of using Foley Kidney Pills his backache and kidney pains disappeared and his painful bladder misery ended. He says he will recommend them to friends and comrades. Koeppen Bros.
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Julius A. Pratt Poat
Koeppen
Judge Rules Watch Is Article of Apparel in Exemption Case
Spokane decision holds a watch exempt as wearing apparel in a levy dispute. Judge FB H Sullivan ruled the timepiece owned by J C Eddy is exempt from seizure to satisfy a judgment in favor of Leroy C Waller, former Spokane police chief. He cited a statute barring clothing or jewelry purchases not aligned with life conditions when used to defraud creditors.
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Spokane
Wash
J. C. Eddy
Leroy C. Waller
FB. H. Sullivan
Spokane County
Edily
Washington
Sullivan
Supreme Sect of Washington
Mr. Watley
Foley's Honey and Tar Yellow Package Ad Claim
For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar has been a trusted remedy for throat chest and lung ailments. It is promoted as safest for infants and children with no opiates or harmful drugs. Warns that none are genuine except Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Threshermen to Convene in Albany Oregon
Hundreds of thresher men will gather in Albany for the Oregon Threshers association convention June 2 and 8. The program is described as excellent and aims to be the greatest in the group’s history. Special round trip tickets have been arranged by two railways. attendees come from all parts of Oregon. Distinguished speakers include Benjamin F. Heldel, Phillip Rose, Governor Benson, and D Lively.
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Albany
Salem
Ore
Oregon Threshers’ Association
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Benjamin F. Heldel
Department of Good Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Phillip 8
Rose
Madison
Wis
Benson
D. ©. Lively
Portland Union
Second Annual Horse Show Opens in Pullman May 27
Pullman Washington prepares for the Second Annual Horse Show to open May 27 at 8:20 PM after a New York Symphony Orchestra concert. Judging by professors Cardele McDonald and Reh follows, with prizes for stallions, drafts, driving, jacks saddlers and ponies. Highlights include a horse parade featuring Pullman’s best stock.
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Pullman, Wash
New York Symphony Orchestra
W. L. Cardele
University of Idaho
W. T. McDonald
BR. C. Reh
Washington State College
Pullin
Modern Machinery Upgrades Shoemaking at A BRLUND
A BRLUND announces new equipment improving shoe repairs and production. The ad claims lower costs for ladies and gentlemen shoes with bold pricing and a promise of better durability and fit through updated machinery.
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Oxford
A. Brlund
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