Dormitory Plans Drawn for Pendleton Academy
Pendleton academy building committee set plans for a veneered brick dormitory with 380 rooms and 40 student capacity funded by a $10,000 gift from W. W. Brown. Architect T. F. Howard to draft final drawings and bids for excavation with occupancy aimed for September. committee members include Dr. C. J. Smith as chair and Leon Cohen, Lee Teutach, J. W. Tallman, Bert Huffman.
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T. F. Howard
Pendleton Academy
W. W. Brown
Crook County
Academy
C. J. Smith
Leon Cohen
Lee Teutach
J. W. Tallman
Distinguished Visitors to Pendleton Odd Fellows Frid ay
Friday evening the L O O F hall hosts a general gathering to greet two distinguished visitors Grand Master Carter and W L Vawter chief dignitaries from the order. The event promises honor and fraternal welcome for Pendleton’s Odd Fellows and their guests.
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Odd Fellows
L. O. O. F. Hall
Carter
W. L Vawter
Visiting lodge officers to attend Eureka Integrity gathering
The encampment patriarch and visiting grand lodge officers will be honored guests during annual visits. A joint meeting of Eureka and Integrity lodges and the local encampment is planned for Friday with remarks by visiting grand lodge officers and local members. John Hailey Jr. is corrected as Eureka lodge’s third representative, not J. L. Sharon.
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Grand Lodge of Fleers
Eureka
Integrity Lodges
Méeers
Carter
Vanter
Baker City
la Grande
Grand Lodge
J. L. Sharon
Eureka Lodge
John Hailey, Jr
Mr. Sharon
Hardware Dealers Meet in Omatita County
Last evening the Omatita County Hardware Dealers Association held a city meeting. Most members attended, with several from Walla Walla. President G. W. Proebster of Weston chaired. routine business was transacted. Delegates included A. Barrett Athens A. Allen Milton L. W. McAdam Echo and J. S. Norvell Helix from the county and Oscar Drumbheller John Smith and Mr. McFadden from Walla Walla.
McCarty Pleaded in Jail Over $500 Bail Default
A Sequel to the McManus trial reports Mike McCarty arraigned in circuit court on a robbery of J P McManus at Idle Hour lodging house. He pleads not guilty, bail set at $500, and remains jailed awaiting September term. John Enos pleads guilty to larceny from a dwelling and is sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Other suspects Fred Edwards William Jones and Frank Forbes held without filed information. all were arrested at Umatilla for robbing the Switzler place.
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John Enos
McManus
Mike McCarty
Idle Hour Lodging House
Enos
Umada
Bean
Fred Edwards
William Jones
Frank Forbes
Jalil
Umatilla
Switzler
Greek labor contractor plans crews for Northwest rail work
George Mitrandas, a Greek labor contractor for the O R and N, expects several large parties of Greek laborers from Europe this spring to work on railroads in the northwest. He currently has five gangs operating on the O R and N between Bingham Springs station and Umatilla and will need several more large gangs soon.
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George Mitrandas
Europe
Northwest
Bingham Springs Station
Umatilla
Inland Empire Needs Lower River Transport Rates Says Teal
Joseph N. Teal promoter of the Open River Transportation company visits to push inland distributive rate cuts. He argues Oregon needs lower local and distributive rates for inland products, not just eastern terminal rates, and celebrates the Columbia River boat J. N. Teal as a start toward expanding river transport and inland commerce.
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Inland Empire
Columbia Hiver
Joseph N. Teal
Open River Transportation Company
Open River
Teal
Oregon
Mr. Teal
East
Oregonian
Spokane Ia
Columbia River
Wheat Belt
Open River ‘Transportation Company
J. N. Teal
Isaac Parr Fined Twenty Dollars for Liquor Sale
Isaac Parr was fined $20 by Judge Fitz Gerald after authorities found him selling liquor to Indians. Police reported he operated a thriving beer business with several tribesmen in town and paid the fine with help from relatives.
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Isaac Parr
FitzGerald
Isaac
Promise to Pay All Ite Loses and New Pacific Board
Attorney G W Coutts reports a letter from J B Sebrock, Pacific Livestock association president, announcing a new board and that losses will be paid. Oregon horse dealers benefited as former policyholders. Frye Bruhn Seattle company ships 1000 head of mutton to Seattle and plans another sheep and cattle shipment soon. One fat cattle shipment of 100 head leaves Heppner on June 10. Judge Bean grants divorce to Mabel Gaunt from Davitt Gaunt. Peter West attends for the defense. A bank runs on cash basis with occasional cashier involvement.
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Ite
G. W. Coutts
J. B. Sebrock
Pacific Livestock Association
Oregon
Seattle
Frye-Bruhn Company
Heppner
Pendleton High School Commencement May 24 at First Christian
Pendleton high school presents 12 graduates at the May 24 commencement in the First Christian church with an elaborate literary and musical program. President P L Campbell of the University of Oregon will deliver the address. The class day exercises are May 22 with oration topics published, and Rev Austin Iter will preach the baccalaureate sermon May 19 at the First Presbyterian Church for the high school and Pendleton academy.
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First Christian Church
Thin City
Pendleton High School
P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
Afe
J. A. Parke
Nolo
Kamennol Ostrow
Stubenstein
W. C. B. Pruitt
Robert Warner
Balutatory
Neva Hodder
Chloe Stanfield
President Plamphell
Vocnl
Ethel Garfield
Walla Walla
Matel Elder
Cornet
B. F. Drincol
Lee Teutech
Pendleton School Board
Benediction
Rey
Victor Dorris
Claen
East Oregonian
Murle
Austin Iter
High School
Pendleton Academy
Royal Highway
First Presbyterian Church
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U. Agd
Mrs. Aleschallag
Gery
Empire T DO
Tim
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Schmidt Bldg
W. W. Campbell
Mgr
Winslow Bros
Will
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Carrier Millinery
M'Manus
Monarch
Cluett and
Wilson Bros
Roosevelt
Boston
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
J. Thorburn Ross
George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart
John B. Aitchison
Charles H. Kept
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
Portland
Hawes
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