Praise for Walla Walla Schools Impresses Pendleton Board
Pendleton school officials visit Walla Walla and hear Leo Tentach affirm the city’s school buildings and heating systems as near perfect. He notes the high school over 50 000 dollars and ward buildings over 40 000 dollars each as first class. Forty two teachers to be employed next year. Mayor Hunt and school board members host the Pendleton delegation, guiding tours and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton School Board
Leo Tentach
Walla Walla
Howard
Businessmen Favor Turning Matter Over to Unions
A series of brief interviews from last evening shows a large majority of the business community favor transferring the matter to unions. The voices reflect support for collective handling of a contentious issue affecting workers and operations.
House Cleaning Made Easy Window List of Chemicals
A readable catalog lists items for cleaning including Whiting Ammonia Sulphur Chloride Lime Magic Cleaning Fluid Soap Deodorized Benzine Sulphur Fumigators and Dusters. The note invites inquiries for additional products.
Pendleton Trades Council May Lead Fourth of July
Debates favor a first class celebration managed by the Trades Council for Pendleton to benefit townsfolk and visitors. J A Borie backs the plan, others urge immediate canvassing and strong organization, while concerns about graft are voiced. J W Powers may locate in Pendleton to enter the insurance field. Tom Gregory returns to town after pneumonia, visiting relatives E E Gibbs and Kate McQuowen in Ukiah.
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Fess
J. A. Borie
Trades Council
Pendiston
A. J. Goodman
Tia
F. W. Schmidt
Pendleton
J. W. Powers
Freewater
J. W. Lynch
Tom Gregory
E. E. Gibbs
Kate McQuowen
Ukiah
Tomorrow Evening at the Christian Church Program
Tomorrow evening's program at the Christian church has added several musical numbers and an address by Trev. W. L. Van Nuys on The Church In Line. A marriage license was granted this morning to Walter W. Wegner and Miss Pearle E. Holmes, both of this county.
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The
Christian Church
Trev
W. L. van Nuys
Walter W. Wegner
Misa Pearle E. Holmes
Hanlon Peters wedding at Catholic church in Pendleton
One of the prettiest weddings of the season united John P. Hanlon and Margarette Peters in a ceremony at the Catholic church. Music by St Joseph's orchestra accompanied a French mule and Cluny lace gown. Bridesmaid Miss Agner Peters and best man Patrick Cooney attended. Reception at the bride's mother's home, Portland, with many congratulatory telegrams and numerous presents. The couple left that evening for the East to visit relatives and attend the St Louis fair.
Judge Lowell Campaign Swing Through Gilliam and Wheeler
Judge Lowell and Judge S A Lowell will campaign in Gilliam and Wheeler counties from May 24 until the election, invited by the state Republican committee.
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Lowell
S. A. Lowell
Gilliam
Wheeler
A Son Born to Mrs J B McLaughlin of O R N Co
A son was born to the wife of J B McLaughlin the popular cashier of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company last evening in this city.
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An &Pound Son
J. 8. McLaughlin
Caohler
Water Heppner Cemetery Improvements Proposed
Heppner jettixens push plans to furnish water to Heppner cemetery and improve grounds. A possible pipe from Brundigee spring or connecting from Light & Power plant with a pumping cost of 12 to 14 cents per 1000 gallons. Also notice of a May 10 lecture by A U W members at Odd Fellows Hall. Steamer Dork brought 2,000,000 in gold from Japan to San Francisco.
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Heppner
Ailent
the Light & Power Company
Heppner Gazette
U. W
J. G. Tate
M. W
Odd Fellows
Order
Dork
San Francisco
Japan
United States
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Tallman & Co
Carman
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Philadelphia Record
Messrs. and Mesdames T. ©. Taylor, Charles Carter
Fred Judd
Marshall
Judd
Faye Sullivan
Pendleton Hoya’ Athletic Club
Ralph Bol‘lerman
Donald Rader
Nora Johnson
Mable Cameron
Lucile
Hazel Rader
Audra Rust
Guntle Sawtell
Nora Younger
Edna ‘Thompson
Edna Storie
Una Smith
Anes Voge
Jeasse Folsom
John Dickson
Ralph Bollerman
James Sturgis
William and
Andrew Helens
Nathen Wells
Roy Ferguson
Glen Storie
William Shults
Mra
Bil Switzler
A. PD. Stillman
C. E. Roosevelt
Lina Sturgia
G. A. Hartman
J. F. Robinson
Frank Frasier
Norborne Orkeley
Frank Clapton
W. J. Furniead
A. W. Nye
Methodial Social
T. N. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flinch
the Presbyterian Church
HK. Thompson
South Main Street
Ross Dickson
Weatbrook
Assembly Hall
Elka
Music Hall
Otto Boettcher and Son
Chicago
Thomas Ayres
Eugene Vaughn
Portland
William J. Furnish
Alllta
C. J. Smith
Sam Thompson
Mise Blanche Gulliford
Lewis Street
Progressive Hearts
Miss Conklin
Miss Mathews
Dan Smythe
Fred Hartman
Quettta
Edwin Switzler
William Shillilis
E. FE. Lowell
Lee Hold
Charles Berkeley
Fred Shoemaker
Brnest Skilew
Leo Held
Thomas
Church of the Redeemer
Pred Judd
Lavi Ankeny
Charles McCabe
Leon Cohen
Cohen
Harry Reese
Mrs. Starkweather
Furnish
Mrs. Furnish
A. BD. Stillman
William Shulta
Spokane
W. L. Thompson
Water and
College Streets
Mr. Gwinn
Charlies Carter
Anna Marshall
Thomas Halsey
Ankeny
Mrs. McCabe
Mr. and Mee
Water Heppner's Cemetery
Agia
Teutach's
Hpaign
Boston
Itean
Weaday
Gree
T. C. Taylor
Zai
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