Wool Market in Echo Firming as Growers Sell Clips
The Echo wool market shows firmer conditions with growers selling clips rather than waiting for sales days. Prices range from eight and a half to 13.5 cents per pound, about four cents below last year, buyers eager to pay current offers. Notable clips include M. S. Corrigal, Hubbard, and Pedro Bros, largely purchased by C. W. Ryder, while Stanfield’s clip remains unsold. Sheep sales rise, mainly yearlings, with buyers like R. F. Bickner paying 1.75 to 4.50 per head for yearlings and aged ewes from 1.25 to 2. Two-year-old wethers fetch 2 to 3.10. Sellers include Anton Vey, M. S. Corrigal, J. Keeney, Hynd Eros, and Mersra Wigeleeworth. No major shifts, growers just trim flocks with typical seasonal sales.
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Anton Vey
Corrigal
J. Keeney
Hynd Eros
Mersra Wigeleeworth
Hapman
Pat Dogherty
Reading a Raveling as Proposal in East Oregonian
A reader notes a playful equivalence between a girl removing a ribbon from a young man's coat and a marriage proposal. The query asks if the East Oregonian covers such social detail, implying interest in the paper's society notes.
Blue Mountain League Standings Highlight Athena Lead
In the Blue Mountain League Athena remains prominent alongside Walla Walla Weston Milton Pendleton with a 143 point mark revealed in the latest standings.
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Blue Mountain League
Athena
Walla Walla Weston Milton Pendleton
Buckaroides Set to Battle Athena Tomorrow
Buckaroides manager Nelson strengthens the squad with a new infielder as Pendleton visits Athena for a baseball game. Soldier Frinck and Rod Hollis duel on the mound in a likely pitchers battle. Nelson claims no prediction but aims for a win.
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Athena
Weston
Milton
Walla Wala
Echo
Soldier Frinck
Rod Holiis
Neleon Ia
Buckaroves
Millionaire tramp Edwin Brown arrives in New York
Denver financier Edwin A. Brown nicknamed the millionaire tramp arrives in New York after completing a nationwide tour to observe poverty and urban shelter conditions. He plans to continue aid work for the worthy poor and will sail for Europe next month to study the tramp problem in Germany.
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Newsy Notes: Land Transfer and Divorce Decree Modification
Pendleton brief reports Virgil A. Tow transfers a Warren area quarter section of farmland to John Planting for 11000 dollars. Judge Phelps hears petition to modify a divorce decree in Card ws Cand case. plaintiff seeks child custody but judge considers the request advice.
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Warren
Phelps
Plainteff
Sheriff Rescinds on Train. Bank Suit Filed Today
Deputy Sheriff George Strand was restrained on the Northern Pacific train from Paseo this morning. Frank Weber arrested for passing a bar check on Tom Sweringen, proprietor of the French restaurant, "sutes to Collect Note" from Farmers' Bank of Weston. J WK Bartlett handles the suit. Plaintiff seeks $125.50 on a promissory note executed by the defendant. Judge James A. Fee is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Northern Pacific
Paseo
Frank Weber
Tom Sweringen
Farmers’ Bank of
Weston Vt
J. WK. Bartlett
James A. Fee
Shoe Thieves to Baker
Two men arrested last week by Chief Gurdane while trying to dispose of a quantity of shoes will likely be taken to Baker for trial Detective E B Wood was in the city and believes the suspects are linked to a recent Baker county robbery
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Gurdane
E. B. Wood
Baker County
Actor Harold Warner Debuts on University Stage
Harold Warner, once a noted high school student, debuted as a thespian at the University of Oregon as a sophomore. In the play At Yale presented in Eugene Thursday night he secured a leading role and impressed critics with his acting ability, the Eugene Register reports.
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University of Oregon
Yale
Eugene
Hugene Register
Three Drunks Brought Before Local Court
After a day of idleness the police court opened with three drunks. James Brink and Micheal Carmon each paid a five dollar fine, while Tom Multhers was jailed for three days in Limbo.
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James Brink
Micheal Carmon
Tom Multhers
Mother's Day Proclamation Calls Nationwide Observance
Tomorrow is Mothers Day in Oregon where Governor Weat issues a proclamation urging universal observance. He requests the white carnation be worn and flags flown from public buildings to honor motherhood. Absent sons are urged to write to their mothers.
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Oregon
Weat
County Board to Hear Remonstrants on Stanfield School Split
The county boundary board consisting of the county court members and the school superintendent will hear the remonstrators this afternoon over the proposed division of the Stanfield school district. Strong feeling surrounds the issue as the board reviews conditions found during a west end trip to Stanfield.
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Stanfield
County Court
West End
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Irrigation Company Suit Seeks Receiver and Block on Sales
F. W. Paine and J. G. Paine stockholders sue Milton Freewater and Hudson Bay Irrigation Co in local equity court to stop further selling perpetual water rights at $3 per acre and to appoint a receiver. Plaintiffs allege the board has sold rights at $4 without stockholder consent and value the rights at $50.
Buck from Middle States visits local publisher
J. 7. Kelley, owner and publisher of the Evening Bulletin of Willa Wal la, visited yesterday afternoon while en route home from the middle west. He toured with a view to purchasing a new press for the Bulletin and said crop outlook in the middle states is fair though business depression is noticeable there and on the coast, partly due to political unrest nationwide.
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Middle States
J. 7. Kelley
Evening Bulletin
Willa Walla
Middle West
Kelley
Bulletin Hy
Decoration Day plans by Malohon Camp veterans
Malohon Camp of the Spanish American War Veterans moves to observe Decoration Day on May 30. A committee of J T Boyd, John Kearney, and A O Carden will confer with bondholders and Company L to arrange honors for the nation’s dead. Necomith Ankeny named donor to the annual encampment to be held in Portland on June 7, with J D Boyd to alternate.
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J. TD. Boyd
John Kearney
A. O. Carden
Company L
Nationa
Necomith Ankeny
Willeh
Portland
J. Db. Boyd
Man Arrested in Hoveburg Linked to Bogus Drafts
The man arrested at Hoveburg for surgery in different parts of the United States is identified as Delbert Hawkins. Authorities say he is the same person who attempted to cash a $6000 bogus draft at Stanfield. No Stanfield bank check book was found on him.
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Delbert Hawkins
Frook
Thoward Olive
Robert Robert BE. Holt
Hoveburg
United States
Stanfiield
Stanfield
Toen
Iskely
The Misfortunes of the Home Team Said by Man in Waiting Room
A man in a waiting room quips that the home team’s misfortunes will not make him angry enough to Cleht, reflecting a clipped anecdote or fragment from a local scene.
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Patriotism and law in fight against graft and corruption
The speaker denounces public corruption and defends enforcing laws against grafting. He argues cities and states are harmed by lax enforcement, urges citizen patriotism in peace and war, and says good government starts with law-abiding citizens active in public affairs.
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