Campaigning Eastward Joint Campaign Tour Recounted
Judge T G Hailey arrived in Pendleton forenoon after joining Governor Chamberlain east of the state. He spent Sunday in Pendleton and headed to La Grande to reunite with the governor who stayed in Union county. J T D Matlock of Eugene, Democratic candidate for state treasurer, joined the governor's party in Pendleton. Colonel J H Raley returned Saturday after leaving the party at Baker City Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Hailey
Pondieton
Chamberlain
Here
Mother Not Expected to Live in Yoncalla Letters
Jack McLaughlin acting agent of the O R & XX receives a letter from Agent E C Smith at his mother's bedside in Yoncalla Douglas county saying she is seriously ill with little hope for recovery. The mother is very old and recently suffered a severe spell of sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McLaughlin
E. C. Smith
Yoncalla
Douglas County
Don’t Have Bad Blood and Its Reported Dangers
A fragment discusses alleged toxic blood and waste matter harming life principles and nourishing organs, claiming it causes pimples boils eczema tumors abscesses and various skin diseases, then ends abruptly with Our.
Larceny Complaint Placed Against GARR A DEFAULTER
Carr accused of stealing from Butter Creek Telephone and private accounts. He vanished from Echo after leaving family and debts. District Attorney Phelps heard testimony charging a $44 shortfall and suggests totals reach several hundred dollars. Carr, once Pendleton manager of Pacific States Telephone, is sought by sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek Telephone Company
H. P. Carr
Pendleton
Pacific States Telephone Company
Butter Creek
Eeho
Carr
Echo
Telephone
Thompson
Phelps
Central Girl Seized By Strong Electric Shock
Miss Dora Prater, long distance operator at the Pacific States office, received a severe electric shock during a storm. She fell almost unconscious as the current hit, causing panic among switchboard workers. Dr. L. K. Blakeslee took her home for care. recovery will be slow with a lingering head pain yet she was not burned. Manager Burford noted such accidents often occur but usually have some warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Prater
Pacific States
Burford
James Hackett
L. K. Blakeslee
Miss Prater
Serione
Who Is John Marshall The Troutdale Robbery Suspect
Multnomah county jail holds a man as a possible accomplice of the late Frank Smith. Photos sent for identification suggest the prisoner, named McGuire, resembles John Marshall, once a laborer in Pendleton. He was arrested after the Troutdale store robbery and items matching Sharon and Eddings theft were found on him. Authorities notify Portland officers and pursue confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Multnomah County
Frank Smith
McGuire
Smith
Troutdale
Sharon & Eddings
Pendleton
Portland
Catch of Trout Stolen From Ireland and Companions
After a fishing trip E. Ireland and a companion returned late last night to find a basketful of Dolly Varden trout stolen. The dull misfortune of the affair followed a long fishing expedition that ended in loss, leaving the party burdened by the theft of their catch.
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Ireland
Fishermen pursue thefts of baskets at Court Street saloon
Weary and footcore fishermen, returning to Court Street, stopped at Los Cabin saloon where a fight broke out and a fishing basket was stolen from the back room. The thieves fled. two men later returned the empty basket and claimed they found it on the sidewalk. Treland and partners vow arrests if thieves are found.
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Court Street
Los Cabin
Treland
Doctor's horse runaway frightens town driver
Dr. D. J. McFaul's black horse bolted from a post at the Judd building yesterday forenoon and caused a runaway crash. The horse crossed to the Boston Store corner, capsized the buggy, and sped up Main Street to stop in front of the Hotel St. George. Spectators blame the auto for approaching too closely and say safer handling could have prevented the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belne
D. J. McFaul
Judd
Boston
Main Street
St. George
Harriman Lines optimistic on high class immigration prospects
General Passenger Agent A L Craig visits Pendleton and La Grande, praising irrigation zones in Umatilla county and eastern Oregon. He and officials from O R N and Harriman Lines tout the arid Inland Empire’s development, literature campaigns, and ongoing westward settler influx aided by ads like Oregon Whellington Idaho and Road of a Thousand Wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Harriman Lines
Portland
Washington
Spokane
M. J. Buckley
D. W. Campbell
A. L. Craig
Jack O'Neill
la Grande
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla
Harriman
Inland Empire
United States
Ton
Harriman Linea
Whellington
Idaho
Southern Pacific
Lon Angeles
Harriman Eystem
Horses to Seattle for Alaska Service from Interior
BR W Witherspoon agent of the United States geological survey plans shipping a carload of horses tonight over the W C R to Seattle. From there they will be sent to Alaska for use in the Interior during the coming season. Witherspoon and a crew of 10 men will depart Seattle for the north about June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
BR. W. Witherspoon
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Mr. Witherspoon
Norris & Rowe Show Promises Evening Performance
The Norris and Rowe show plans a 7 o’clock program tonight in well lit tents after high winds blew down the main canvas and slide tents. Managers hope to raise the tents and proceed with the advertised attractions despite the earlier cancellation of the afternoon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris & Rowe
Grand jury to hear complaints at June term in Heppner
District Attorney Phelps announced a grand jury will be convened for the June term opening Tuesday June 5 in Heppner. Dissatisfied complainants may present grievances. indictments are expected in gambling and Sunday closing cases, with informations filed if evidence warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Echo
Morrow County
Heppner
Ellin
Waterspout Damages Idaho Farms and Rail Line Near Welser
A Welser section reports a heavy rain storm that produced a waterspout in the hills near the city. The Pacific and Idaho Northern railway grade 18 miles north was washed out by a 40 foot deep crevice. Cattle swept away. Repairs will take days to clear the break and restore rail service to Council. Waterspout on Mann's Creek 12 miles north damaged irrigation ditches fences outbuildings and left debris across orchards and farms. Sand Hollow six miles southeast saw the Payette irrigation ditch filled with sand and mud, flooding farms and orchards. High winds thunder and lightning accompanied the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welser
Council
Mann's Creek
Sand Hollow
Payette
Work progresses on Wallowa branch to Joseph
The Joseph Herald reports ongoing work on the Wallowa branch of the O R N from the Wallowa bridge to Joseph. Three camps exist at the bridge, Victor's three miles out, and McDonald's seven miles farther. Contractors could deploy 600 men. Joseph Milling Co delivered 40,000 pounds of flour to the three camps. Erickson and Peterson to receive milk and cream from F D McCully Co. McCabe handles the Elgin to Wallowa river mouth segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josph Herald
Wallowa
Saga
Wallowa Bridge
Joseph
Bridge
Victor's
McDonald's
Joseph Milling Co
McDonald'’s
F. D. McCully Co
Erickson & Peterson
McCabe
Elgin
Wallowa River
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Health Restore Ad
An old classified style blurb promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion bloating sour risings female malaise and malaria claiming it restores health today.
California Girls provide light entertainment at Fraser venue
Large Pendleton audience enjoyed the California Girls show at Fraser featuring singing dances and laughs. The chorus impressed with volume and some lively dances but overall singing fell short. A swinging act and comic bits drew laughs though portions felt uneven. A. Ruppe earned a gold medal at the Lewis and Clark fair for red chaff blue stem and Turkey red wheat exhibit at the Umatilla county booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
California
Pendleton
Conree
A. Ruppe
Umatilla
Ruppe
Indians See the Circus Parade in Town
About 300 Umatilla Indians arrived early to view the circus parade at 10 o clock and remained to see the shows this afternoon and evening. Patrick J Mecina longtime editor of the New York Irish American has died after 64 years in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Mecina
United States
New York
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Empire Tea & Crockery
G. M. Vinton
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Owl Tea House
E. Court St
Black
S. Sarsaparilla
Tallman & Co
Garr
Winslow Brothers Jewelers
Opticians
Commercial National Bank
Doctor
C. A. & N. Opecial
Nomtit
and Umatillia Counties
Hostetter
Knoty Sailors
Roosevelt
Frazer
Royal M. Sawtelle Gold and Silversmith
Thin Inc
Heath & Milligan
Seec, Sharp
Monmouth State Normal School
Tultlon
Clrcwlar
PRES
BE. D
Ressler
Monmeguth
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks, Morse & Co, Pomrtisr Ste
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court and Garden
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