Seven Young Ladies Ten Be Graduated Pendleton Academy
The Pendleton Academy graduation week program is announced with seven graduating young ladies. Baccalaureate at the Methodist church on Sunday led by Rev. Raymond C. Brooks with local clergy participation. Commencement on Wednesday with orations by Leila Earl Norvell Sadie Ruth Young Edith Elizabeth Raley Maude McReynolds Annie Margaret Tullis and Edna Mabel Rogers, plus music by Hawley Treble Cleff Club and Pendleton ensembles. Col J H Raley to deliver the commencement oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Raymond C. Brooks
Walla Walla
Methodist Church
Academy
Board of
Presbyterian Church
Leila Earl Norvell
Sadie Ruth Young
Maud McReynolds
Annie Margaret Tullis
Edith Elizabeth Raley
Edna Mabel Rogers
Charles Quinney Bolo
Edna Gates
Ralph E. Storey
Landers
Nathan Evans
Nathan Brooks
J. H. Raley
Margareta
Aesecess
Hawley Treble Cleff Club
Oregon
Joseph Sadie Ruth Young
Schubert Edith Elizabeth Raley
Maude McReynolds
Bernice Ruppe
Pendleton
Reinhold Anna Margaret Tullis
Col
Carmena
Wilson
Crop prospectsAround Holt Improve Farmers Say
Special correspondence from Nolin May 14 reports crop prospects in most of 12 townships in the north range showing moisture improving and potential yields of 20 bushels of wheat or more. Fruit trees along the Umatilla are heavily laden. Local social notes include land sales and travel between Pendleton and the county seat.
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Nolin
North Range
Umatilla
J. P. Dellins
Pendleton
G. B. Hartle
W. A. Slusher
Slusher
Kim Morton
Jos. Wright
Thomas Kerr
Walla Walla
C. F. Steele
Kerr
Old Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Hermiston Boy Kicked by Colt in Head
Hermiston Oregon May 14 a ten year old son of Mr Frank Morris suffered a painful head injury when kicked by a colt. His face was lacerated and several teeth loosened but the injuries were not serious beyond pain.
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Hermiston
Ore
Frank Morris
Horsemen Gather for Big Event in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City hosts horsemen and turf followers as Utah Jockey club meets begin. Racing lasts 44 days at Buena Vista Park with stakes totaling about $1900 and Utah Derby at $1200. Books open to reputable bookmakers. Richard EK. Dwyer of San Francisco is manager and starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Jockey Club
Buena Vista Park
Cheyenne
Boise
Richard EK. Dwyer
San Francisco
Skinner
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city notes item
Local column lists dozens of residents and visitors in Pendleton and neighboring areas. Names include James C. Hoskins, A. B. Steel, John Jones, S. C. Martin, A. Schiffler, Will Hanscom, T. R. Tanner, Grace Oliver, Iter Neil, F. R. Reeves, T. D. Matthews, R. R. Lewis, Mrs. W. A. Slusher, W. A. Dalziel, Ben Osbourne, Ada Matthews, W. R. Walpole, Eldon Furnish, T. L. Dunsmore, Harry Bartholomew, Forrest L. Baker, Lou Huth, c A. Eppinger, Tom Robertson, D. B. Waffle, Na thaniel Gardner. Mentions travel between Echo, Pasco, Hermiston, Pilot Rock, and Buttercreek with hospital and ranch visits. A wheat crop snapshot from Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Illinois contrasts yields with last year. Spo kane Chronicle note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Schiffler
Pasco
Will Hanscom
Portland
T. R. Tanner
Pilot Rock
Grace Oliver
Iter Neil
F. R. Reeves
Hermiston Herald
T. D. Matthews
Butter Creek
R. R. Lewis
Hermiston
W. A. Slusher
Woolth
W. R. Walpole
Irrigan
Morrow
Eldon Furnish
T. L. Dunsmore
Dalles
Harry Bartholomew
Stanfield
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Forrest L. Baker
Mechanical Department
The
East Oregonian
Buttercreek
Lou Huth
Vancouver
Washington
Pendleton
Will Hyatt
Sumner
Rowe
Harper
Pratt
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Spokane Chronicle
Spokane Raises Teachers Salaries In City Schools
Spokane city school board completed a salary increase for teachers during a May meeting. High school instructors received raises with many staff names listed at specified annual amounts including 1500 to 1900 dollars. Manual training staff librarians and supervisors also saw adjusted pay. remaining positions to be filled at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
City School Board
J. W. Buchanan
F. F. Clukey
C. H. Cross
F. E. Linfield
J. F. Staley
William Feldman
W. L. Wallace
Josephine Guilbert
H. J. Oke
Bruce Bartholomew
L. W. Sawtelle
C. T. Miller
A.H. Penefiel
C. P. Lineau
I. C. Libby A
P. Troth
J. G. Kennedy
J. J. Dunn
BE. Lollar
Pauls. Filer
I. G. McMacken
Nellie Powers
J. L. Kerchen
Sarah Rose
Farmers Union Denies Political Alliance with Labor Unions
H D G Cox of Walla Walla returns from the St Louis convention and states that the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union entered into no political alliance. He says cooperation with labor unions is not an amalgamation and cites observations on the wheat crop, including county estimates of the Kansas crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
St. Louis
H. D. G. Cox
Walla Walla
Cox
Washington
Snake River
The
Chronicle
Mr. Cox
Kansas
Salem
Spanish air explorer plans Atlantic crossing via wind currents
Madrid May 14 a Spanish aeronaut Dr Gans Fabrice aims to fly across the Atlantic following Columbus route. His 162 by 49 foot hydrogen airship carries 6000 cubic metres of gas with a gondola nacelle and a small 4 hp motor to steer only through air currents. The craft uses two envelopes with circulating air and water ballast to manage temperature driven gas expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Atlantic
Columbus
Gans Fabrice
Christopher Columbus
Taft Plans Prosecution of Oklahoma Governor Haskell
Washington May 14 Wickersham after a Taft conference decided to push the prosecution of Governor Haskell of Oklahoma who is indicted in a case over alleged fraudulent scheduling of townaries on Indian lands. The trial by jury is expected in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Haskell
Oklahoma
Portland Painter Dies in Roof Fire at Distillery
Portland. May 14. W. T. Alford, a painter, died of injuries from a roof fire at the Oregon Wood Distilling Co. yesterday. He was painting with graphite when a spark from a smokestack ignited the graphite. Alford tied himself to the roof with a rope to avoid falling, preventing escape. Workmen raised ladders and extinguished the blaze, but he died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
W. T. Alford
Oregon Wood Distilling Company
Cavalry Ordered Out From Fort Wingate to Taos Reservation
Washington May 14 a troop of cavalry was ordered from Fort Wingate to drive the Pueblo Indians back to the Taos reservation and curb depredations. The action followed a conference between Secretary of War Dickinson and Taft. The president declined to permit territorial militia control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Wingate
Taos Reservation
Dickinson
Taft
Territorial
Pittsburg Banker Sentenced in Graft Case
Pittsburg Pa May 14 A A Vil sack former cashier of the German National bank was sentenced to eight months in jail and fined five thousand dollars. He was indicted during the recent councilmanic graft investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A. A. Vilsack
German National Bank
Pilgrims Attend James Town Island Ride in Virginia
Virginia Antiquities members from Norfolk and across the Old Dominion join the annual pilgrimage to James Town Island under the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. The Yorktown Jamestown military road project is a key issue before the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Antiquities
Norfolk, Va
Old Dominion
Jamestown Island
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Yorktown- Jamestown
Jews Hold Convention in Cooper Union Tomorrow
Hebrews from across the country converge at Cooper Union for the twenty fourth annual convention of the Independent Order Brith Abraham. Main business includes plans for a home for consumptives. The order reports 150000 members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union
Order Brith Abraham
Squire Tulem's longevity and shell game claim
A brief item recalls Squire Tulem living to a green old age and playing the shell game at seventy, then asks readers if they checked the Want ads today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Tulem
Portland Lawyers Push Non-Partisan Judiciary
Multnomah County lawyers urge a nonpartisan judiciary and seek State Bar association backing to nominate and elect judges without political considerations. Resolutions call for a statewide effort to remove politics from supreme and circuit court selections and to form a five member committee to promote adoption at the May 17, 1910 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Multnomah County
State Barr Association
Supreme Court
State Association
Oregon
State Bar Association
Multnomah Bar Association
Supreme Bench
State Bar Associaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Holt
Cour
Salt Lake
Sullivan’s
Pendleton Dye Works
James C. Hoskins
Echo
A. B. Steel
John Jones
S. c. Martin
Barnhart
W. A. Dalziel
Ben
Osbourne
Miss Oosbourne
Milton
W. A. Hyatt
Pilot Rock Record
Ada Matthews
C. A. Eppinger
Tom Roberston
Helix
Balfour-Guthrie Company
D. B. Waffle
Harry Fowler
Farmers’ Union
Labor Unions
Boston
Martin L. Pipes
A.A. EB. Clark
Alex Bernstein
Ralph E. Moody
Dan J. Malarkey
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE _ JEWELER
Pendleton, Oregon
F. J. Donaldson
Ingram’s Grocery