May Bazaar by Ladies Aid at Bow man Hotel
The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church plans a May bazaar Friday afternoon evening and all day Saturday in the Bow man hotel store room. Mrs. Will Ingram’s shower raised about $35 for the sale. Two Sunday school classes will run booths along with the Ald society. A domestic booth and refreshments will be offered and souvenirs given to attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Bowman Hotel
Will Ingram
Ald Society
Don’t Have Bad Blood Warning on Blood Quality
A health warning asserts that blood deficient in life-giving principles and contaminated with poisonous waste harms the body. It claims such blood causes pimples boils eczema tumors abscesses and other skin diseases. The text urges readers to seek pure blood.
Rousing Democratic Meet Across Ukiah Precincts
One hundred voters in the Ukiah precinct attended a Democratic meeting with 75 present inUkiah and Alba and Pilot Rock hosts. Judge Hartman and county candidates spoke as the party rallied in Camas Prairie with plans for Adams Umatilla Echo and a Music Hall reception for graduates. Alumni officers were elected Roy Raley president Fred Lampkin Fred Milne Eva Froome and Ben Burroughs named and reception planning discussed.
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Ukiah
Severty
Althoug
Republian
Adems
Cmte
Echo
Pendleton
Alba
Pilot Rock
Judge Hartman
Sheriff Taylor
James Nelson
W. R. Campbell
John F. Hill
T. M. Henderson
Camas Prairie
Adams
Umatilla
Alumni Association
Roy Raley
Fred W. Lampkin
Fred Milne
Eva Froome
Ben Burroughs
Association
Supt. Traver
Heft
Delegates Exiting Pendleton For Epworth Meeting
Fifteen delegates leave Pendleton tonight for Walla Walla to attend the joint Epworth League district convention in Walla Walla May 24 to 27. Ministers at the Dalles district conference will also attend. Regular Pendleton delegates include Audra Hunter Fistella Lee Verva Roberts Trene Ruppe Roy Rowland and others. They aim to bring the next league meeting to Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Dalles
Epworth League
M. E
Epworth
Penileth
Audra Hunter
Misa Fistella Lee
Verva Roberts
Mias Trene Ruppe
Roy Rowland
L. L. French
Mise Fannie Wiley
D. W. Sandercook
Mien Effie Newquist
Misa Rogene Epple
Jennie Hoffman
B. W. Daggett
H. A. Frick
Mies Tina Coon
Charles L. French
Peniceton
League
Pendleton Alumni to honor graduates with Friday reception
After the Pendleton high school graduation exercises the Alumni Association will hold a reception Friday evening June 1 in honor of this year's graduates. The event follows the commencement and invites all graduates to attend.
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Pendleton High School
Alumni Association
Wool trade visitor from Joseph eyes Elgin sales
J. H. Dobbin, visiting from Joseph for the wool show, returned home last evening pleased with the sales and plans to back strong sales for Wallowa wool. He brought useful information to promote wool sales in Wallowa this season.
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J. H. Dobbin
Joseph
Wallown
Elgin
Wallowa
Marriage license issued to Simpson Wright and Spicer Glenn
County clerk issues marriage license to 8. A. Simpson and Miss Beasle C. Wright, to Darwin Spicer and Joy Glenn, both of this county.
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A. Simpson
Beasle C. Wright
Darwin Spicer
Joy Glenn
In Police Court Keller and Seymore Sentenced
In police court this morning Fred Keller and W A Seymore were each given sentence of 85 or three days for being drunk.
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Fred Keller
W. A. Seymore
Pendleton High School Aims Commencement Week Events
Schedule outlines track meets lectures musicales parades and receptions for Pendleton high school commencement week plus an Alpha Psi banquet at the Hotel Pendleton. Events include May 26 prelim track May 27 class sermon May 28 musical May 30 parade and track meet May 31 reception and medals May 21 junior picnic May 31 graduation with President Campbell address and alumni adoption then Alpha Pal banquet at Hotel Pendleton.
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Pendleton
the Pendleton High School
H. H. Pratt
Second Presbyterian Church
Portland
Ore
Baptist Church
H. S. Gymnasium
Glee Club
H. S
Eagles
Opera House
Alt Street Grounds
Baker City
la Grande
Music Hall
P. H
Campbell
Alpha Pal
Hotel Pendleton
Cruelty to Birds leads to fine for Yakovill in Seattle
Seattle Star recounts a case of Felix Yakovill, a blacksmith, charged with cruelty to birds. Neighbors said he broke up a ground thrush nest at his Broadway and Pike shop. Two fledglings and a mother bird were found. he was fined 15 in police court after the judge’s stern lecture. The birds were returned to their nest and released.
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Seattle Star
State of
Washington
Felix Yokovill
Gordon
Yakovil
Broadway
Pike Street
Clark
Kakovill
Yakovill
Remarkable Supreme Court Will Case Quirk in Court
In a noted Rodgen will appeal Daniel Webster faced Mrs Greenough witness as Webster frantically used nostril clearing gags. She remained composed and answered questions despite his agitation. The moment showcased courtroom theatrics as Webster pressed about Mrs Blodgen and her habits amid a crowded hall.
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Mra. Greenough
Mra. Blodgen
Highway Robbery Suspect Arrested in Pendleton
A 20 year old man known as Rusty Burne, sought in Dayton for highway robbery, was arrested by Pendleton police chief Gurdan. He admits identity, claims lengthy trouble, and awaits return to Dayton with an official from the sheriff. Not related to Burns Brothers photographers, the suspect is described as loud mouthed and well dressed.
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Burns Brothers
Dayton
Wash
Bruce Burns
Gurdane
Bauers
Burnela
Pendleton
Enderloin
Julia Morgan
Burns
Burny
Rusty Burne
Burns Broa
G. M. Rice
Firet National Bank
Hay market surges as Seattle ships hay to Hawaii
Seattle hay dealers rush to supply the Hawaiian Islands after San Francisco drought disrupts deliveries. Nebraskan steamer to carry second Puget Sound shipment tomorrow, with Galbraith Bacon & Co and American as agents. Prices rise as Eastern Washington farmers hold stocks and government orders accelerate. Grain arrivals in three weeks expected to ease prices.
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Seattle
Hawaiian Islands
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Puget
Washington
Oregon Woolgrowers meet as shearing nears
Secretary H C Rooper of the Oregon Woolgrowers association visits Prineville to meet members of state and Umatilla county groups. Shearing will start in Crook county soon with sales days planned from June 6 to July 11 at Shaniko. Extreme cold in March damaged Crook county grass, hindering recovery for several years.
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H. C. Rooper
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Prineville
Umatilla
Crook County
Shaniko
Curing Sicknesses Across Regions with Proven Remedies
A historical notice claims a remedy is curing sickly people everywhere of ailments including poor appetite insomnia dyspepsia indigestion constipation heartburn kidney troubles and female troubles while warning to avoid substitutes.
The Dalles Urges Woolen Textile Mills At Home
The Dalles Business Men's Association urges Oregon to build woolen textile industries locally. It notes Oregon ships wool east yearly to be manufactured and shipped back as dresses, cloaks, knitwear, carpets, and etc. Local production could create thousands of jobs and keep profits in state.
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Oregon
Sys
Dalles Chronicle
Dalles
Dalles Business Men's Association
Man Dies After Limb Strikes Worker at Wincon Camp
A Ventura or Vent man employed by Wincon sin-Oregon Lumber near McEwen was fatally struck by a falling limb this afternoon. The victim, who has a family living near Sumpter, was reported dead after the accident.
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Menange
Vent
Winconsin
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G. M. Vinton
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Tallman & Co
Democratic
South End
Wight
Cupid
Winslow Brothers Jewelers-Optiv.anas
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Mostetter
Hostetter
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Jesse Failing
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J. F. Robinson
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