Pendleton Superintendent to Lead Ontario School Soon
E B Conklin Pendleton superintendent will move his family and farm operations to Ontario after Pendleton schools close. He will head Ontario public schools for the coming year, harvest two alfalfa crops, manage a 60 acre farm, ship cattle hogs and implement a businesslike farming plan. Mrs Conklin and children will visit Union and Cove before joining him after local school ends. Conklin ranks high in Oregon for tenure in one city, with Rigler of Portland and Churchill of Baker City noted as longer-serving.
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E. B. Conklin
Pendleton
Ontario
Ontario Public School
Conklin
Conklinn
Oregon
Rigler
Portland
Churchill
Baker City
Baker
Man Hurt In Shale Slide At Meacham Tunnel
Edwin Hargrave a laborer with the Co R and N construction crew at Meacham was badly injured late Saturday when caught in a shale rock slide at one end of the tunnel near Meacham. He was brought to town Saturday evening bandaged by Dr. Cole and sent to Portland hospital that night. Injuries to head arms and legs described as very serious but not necessarily fatal.
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Edwin Hargrave
Meacham
Cole
Portland
Reaping the Harvest comes to Frazer theater May 28
The Frazer theater hosts the comedy drama Reaping the Harvest on Sunday evening May 28. The company is tied to M H McMinn and Ben Burroughs, secured for their Wallan Walla park, and has met with tremendous success there.
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Frazer Theater
M. H. McMinn
Ben Burroughs
Wallan Walla
Notable cast leads new play and staff moves
The company features Miss Julia Romaine as leading lady with two seasons in Reaping the Harvest and Tom Finchaa as hero. Dorothy Fairfax and Lester Howard join from the Keith Stock company. The show Weels to rich in dramatic and comic situations. Portland’s Note and Comment editor Wexford Jones leaves for the New York Journal with a $36 weekly salary, to assume duties June 1. James Montague also joins the Journal. Jones advised to move. Crook County Journal notes Colonel A R Green near Prineville Bend, warning of local varmints as he travels toward Bend.
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Julia Romaine
Tom Finchaa
Dorothy Fairfax
Pendleton
Lester Howard
Keith Stock Company
Weels
Wexford Jones
Portland Oregonian
New York Journal
Hearst
Gotham
James Montague
The
Oregonian
E Jones
New York
Jones
Artisans Orders Fusion Arrives in Northwest News
Dr. G C Eshelman supreme lecturer visits city on fraternal mission to lodges. He returns from Idaho praising Northwest prosperity and discusses a merger plan between the Order of Washington and the Order of Lions, with Lions to become extinct and Washington absorbing Lions. Also notes hospital surgeries and a county road survey team. RK Mons buys a cream separator to milk 20 cows for the local creamery.
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G. C. Eshelman
The
Order of Artisans
Idaho
Northwest
Order of Washington
Order of Lions
Order
Lions
RK. S. Mons
Blue Mountain
Grover Martin in Milton on murder charge
Grover Martin, 20, a dental apprentice from Milton, is jailed for first degree murder in the fatal shooting of N Preston last Thursday. He claims Preston threatened to kill him, says he merely acted in self defense, and that he immediately sought help after the clash. His family and background are noted as he awaits legal counsel.
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Defemiant
Bor
Preston
Saya
Jis
Grover Martin
N. Preston
Milton
Martin
Tom Porry
Clark
Iowa
L. Martin
Bealdes Grover
Tern
La Grande Wins After Slow Start In Pendleton Match
La Grande secured a 10 to 8 victory over Pendleton after taking a commanding lead in the first three innings marred by 16 to 20 errors by Pendleton. King pitched superbly for Pendleton allowing five hits, while Weston edged Echo 4 to 3 in a spirited Weston game later yesterday with strong play and a probable rematch at Echo.
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la Grande
Pendleton
t—King
Weston
Echo
Stubblefield Estate Injunction Blocked Protracted Dispute
In Walla Walla on May 22 Judge Brents issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Mia Cassann Stubblefield and her agents from pursuing any further actions against the Stubblefield estate trustees to divide the estate. The ruling ends attempts to alter the estate’s use and follows a prior temporary injunction after a petition to probate was filed in Umatilla County. Roosevelt Cabin and jewelry store burglary also noted.
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Walla Walla
Mia
Cassann Stubblefield
Stubblefield
Brents
Myre
Stubblefields
County Court
Umatilla County
Amputated arm ends cancer battle at St Anthony's
J A Reaves of Camas Prairie underwent major surgery at St Anthony's hospital in which one arm was removed to combat cancer. Dr G W Cole performed the operation with narration by Dr Lievallen. The removal may extend life but cancer may still prevail. Ainsworth Bill says a Yakima Indian named Toppenieh writing from the city says he died for an hour and returned to life. Major Moorhouse relayed that to Wislow-weato, happy to hear his wife returned from the “happy hunting grounds.”
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Bow
J. A. Reaves
Camas Prairie
St Anthony's Hospital
G. W. Cole
Lievallen
Reaves
Toidian
Ainsworth Bill
Toppenieh
Wash
Wislow-weato
Thin City
Major Moorhouse
Wielow-weato
Long Creekers Take First Auto Ride in Pendleton
Five Long Creek citizens toured Pendleton in a large car owned by Ed Jay. The expedition, Saturday night, included Oscar Shaw Frank Mulkey Tom Harriman and Beard Brothers. They celebrate a distinction few from Long Creek have enjoyed.
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Long
Attending Wool Sales By Northwestern Agent Gray
Charles J. Gray, freight and passenger agent for the Northwestern railroad, is in the city attending wool sales seeking business for his lines. Much of the wool slipped from the Pacific coast to eastern points is billed over the Northwestern, and this is a busy season for road representatives across the North.
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Charles J. Gray
Northwestern Railroad
Pacific Coast
Eastern Pointe
Northwestern
Wool Shipment From Long Creek Arrives in Five Days
Five teamen arrived with 41 sacks of wool from Long Creek this afternoon. The clip is from Rader and Sandorn at Long Creek. The team was driven in by Oscar Shaw Frank Mulkey Tom Harriman and Beard Hroe. The trip from Long Creek took five days.
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Long Creek
Rader & Sandorn
Oscar Shaw
Frank Mulkey
Tom Harriman
Beard Hroe
Ladies notice on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
A public promotion claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the best medicine for women. It is advertised to cure backache nervous headaches cramps dizziness fainting spells sleeplessness constipation indigestion dyspepsia and kidney troubles. Thousands of women worldwide endorse it.
Osteopathy in New York Stage Play Triumphs
In New York the season’s hit is Mrs Leffingwell's Boots at the Savoy. Augustus Thormdin writes a plot about an insane college athlete treated by an osteopath who realigns a displaced neck bone. The play, staged by Mr Frohman, boosts public interest in osteopathy and battles pill doping.
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New York
Fnally
Mre. Leffingwell
Augustus Thormdin
Savoy
Thomas
Frohman
Preys
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Mother's Pride
OWL Tea
Malheur
Pendleton Schools
Meacham Tunnel
Tallman & Co
Wes J
Crook County
A. R. Green
Prine- Ville
Neck of Woods
Bend
Amber and Land Varmints
Hitchcock
Crook County Journal
Louis Mossie
Camis Praiie
Uappendicitix
Arthur, Grant
Helix
County Board of Road Viewers
J. W. Kimbrel
Frank Rack
J. M. Ferguson
Hudson Bay
Chasing Rainbows
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Wahitn
Slayer
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
North Dakota
Mr. Roosevelt
Maltese Cross
Litlle Missouri River
Medora
H. Arizu
Hostetter
East
Alaska
Pective
Robert Forster
Rockford
Winslow Bros., Jewelers, Opticians
P.O. Block
Robinson
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