Cattlemen Form Oregon Association in Baker Meeting
William Pullman of Baker elected president with J Fr Thompson Pendleton as vice president and Henry Haas Enterprise as second vice president. An executive committee was named including F J Brown Baker and others to organize at the Commercial club. Charter membership reached 48 as by laws were adopted and a work plan outlined to recruit shee and horse stockmen across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pullman
Baker
J. Fr. Thompson
Pendleton
Henry Haas
Enterprise
Wiliam Duby
Nd S& Co
Cerrell
Eecretiry
F J. Brown
P. Colt
Dye Valleys
Has
Wendt Bridgesirt
J. C. Travittian
North Powder
Rleteter
Nees Hi
H. Fiaweworms
G. N. Stallard
Drewsexs
Ofix Eifatt
Hare
Phiilipa
Beker
Albert Hindman
Durkos
George Uandler
J. P. Ritter
Walfwii
Cols
Wilts
Lloyd
Nomaha
Frank Vikrke
Portland
K. D. Houeton
Paullius Ernest Lacey
Ironaide
Ed Slayton
Prineville
R. G Clark
Ukiah
William Haines
Burns
Commercial Club
Walter Gover
Halfway
Idaho
Frank Burke
Portland Live Stock Association
Nadea
Hersew From & Jnetaber
Kastaty
Remlurton
Pendleton Civic Club to Meet and Local Social Plans
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the Civic Club will gather tomorrow afternoon at 3 in city hall. Tonight dances occur at Stanfield and Umatilla with Nolin German Hall and Pendleton hosting tomorrow night. Laura D Nash marries Frederick J Settelle of San Francisco. license issued today. Delicates to Grand Lodge list R Alexander and F Kirkpatrick traveling to Medford for the grain lodge. Busy shearing at Pilot Rock as Smith Stanton leads eight men. 25 000 sheep shorn with 18 000 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
The
Civic Association
Stanfield
Umatilla
Nolin
German Hall
Pendleton
Pendleton United Orchestra
Smith Stanton
Pilot Rock Ranch
Witnesses before federal grand jury in Portland case
Mijor Swartelander Clerks Barbour Policemean Billy Mckay Interpreter Joe Mrotg and other witnesses appeared before the federal grand jury at Portland yesterday. Chief of Police Join Kearsey, who is now a witness, arrived home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mijor Swartelander
Barbour
Billy Mckay
Joe Mrotg
Crand
Portland
Sesterday
Kearsey
Wiess
Mortgage foreclosure suit against McPhail heirs and others
P Templevulay began legal action against John McPhail Donald Alexander McPhail Christen Moy McPhail Marsares Behe beth Metall and John Victor McPhail to foreclose a mortgage executed in 1910 by Joby McPhill and his deceased wife securing a note for 2800 unpaid. J Berry is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Templevulay
Neaingt
John McPheil
Donald Alexander McPhail
Christen Moy McPhan
Marsares
Indians Return From Warm Springs Revival Meeting
A witty of 18 Indians from the Umatilla reservation and five from Idaho returned last evening from Warm Springs where they attended a revival meeting. The gathering was very successful with 20 new members joining the Indian church at Warm Springs and a total of 4 new members joining the temperance society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdians
Umatilla
Idaho
Warm Springs
Wetin Springs
Misdirected letter leads to highwayman hold up in La Grande
A letter misdirected to Saline in Umatilla County, La Grande, was opened by a highwayman after arriving with an explanatory note from the La Grande postmaster. The envelope will be returned to serve as evidence. Also announced is a Weekend School Exhibit at city hall showing manual training, domestic science, art and drawing departments. The exhibit will be open this evening, tomorrow, tomorrow evening, and Sunday afternoon with varied hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Boon Assaults Employer at Eagle Baths
Joan Boone faced a police court assault and battery charge after slapping employer Mr. Hatfield, new owner of the Eagle Baths. He paid a ten dollar fine amid testimony of intoxicated conduct when Hatfield remonstrated at the shop. Athena Boy in O A C Medt. Floyd Payne, a top eastern Oregon mile runner, was invited to the interscholastic track meet at Corvallis under Oregon Agricultural College, Frye Herbert of Baker also invited.
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F Marber
Hatfield
Eagle Baths
Joan Boone
Boone
Athena
O. A. C. Medt
Floyd Payne
Athena Hich
Round-up has new bucking bull gains early promise
The Round-up introduces a new bucking bull possibly rivaling Henry Voet, potentially to be named Henry Vogt II. The farmer of that name provided the bull. Tested yesterday morning, the animal easily displaced a buckaroo twice. In the afternoon it bucked a fence with such force that it lost its wind and would not jump again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Voet
Henry Vogt
Many Sth Graders Fail In County Diploma Exams
County examinations show a large share of 200 eighth grade diploma applicants failed to meet required grades. County School Superintendent 1 FE. Young notes the examining board, including Supervisors J A Yeager Ww H Musselman Principal A C Hampton and Mrs Hampton, is still evaluating papers and expects completion tomorrow. The board blames insufficient student preparation by teachers in many districts. Weston school appears set for high honors despite the overall failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Young
J. A. Yeager
Ww. H. Musselman
A. C. Hampton
Weston School
Seventh grade exam humor surfaces in county test
Town applicants excel with averages around 90 while eighth graders provide humorous misanswers. A civil government definition calls arbitration dying and selling votes, and physiology replies show decayed teeth causing stomach trouble and sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Johnson
Washington first strawberries fetch 12 dollars per 24 crates
In Seattle on May 18, the first Washington grown Kennewick strawberries sold for 12 dollars for 24 boxes at auction as California and Florida berries linger in market. The bidding opened at 8 dollars.
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Seattle
California
Florida
Washington
Heir to 1600 Acres in Captain McKay Estate
Wenix, daughter of Captain McKay by his second wife, is identified as the sole direct descendant. Major Moorhouse informs that she may claim one half of about 184.25 dollars due the heirs and the 1600 acres of land tied to the estate, with Donald McKay and other descendants listed.
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Thenrs McKay
Lee Moorhouse
Washington
Gardner
Thomiin McKay
Melkiy
Wis Seaview
Oyriae
Canton
Elas
Mooerhouse
Captain McKay
Wenix
Donald McKay
Deal
W. McKay
Dr. McKay
Thomas
Lela McKay
Portland
James McKay
Pendleton
Kenneth
Lelia Roper
Venix
Early Oregon history figures tied to Tonquin voyage
The text notes Aerhy Wierough and Cuttiein Thetias AfeWKar linked to the Cayuse war era and northwest activity. It mentions Alexander McKay arriving in New York aboard the Tonquin in the early 1800s and his father, followed by a maternal remarriage to Dr. John McLaughlitte, leader in the Huadleon Itty company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuttiein Thetias Afewkar
Northwest
Cory
Alexander McKay
New York
Tonquin
John McLaughlitte
Oregon
Huadleon Itty Company
Democrats Resist Denial Move On Public Hearing Bill
Washington May 16 Democrats in the state plan to resist and delay a vote on Senator Penrose action to have a public hearing before the finance committee on the cliff bill A vote is scheduled for docelek The Simmons motion to refer the bill to a committee without public hearings is expected to pass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiehington
Senitor Penrose
Finance Committee
Cliff Bik
Doicelek
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Our
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Cosy Theatre
House of Features
Dale Rothwell
Lionscom
the Jeweler
P.O. Bide
Taylor Hardware
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G. Pendleton, Ore
Tion
A. Schneiter
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Main Street
Newsy
Aerhy Wierough
Denay
Idleton
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Goodyear
Sam Jinkins
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