Pendleton High School Commencement Three Week Graduates
Twenty three graduates will receive diplomas at the First Methodist Church tonight at 8 o'clock. The largest class yet, totaling 29 with midyear graduates, will be honored as Dr. C. J. Smith presents the diplomas. The program features solos by Miss Ruppe Mrs. Landers and Miss Zimmerman, with student orations, music, and a benediction by Rev. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Pendleton High School
Cc. J. Smith
Miss Ruppe
Landera
Miss Zimmerman
Hawley Bean
Grace Bean
Iva Helen Black
Thomas Boylen, Jr
Cecil Cole
Margueriette Cooley
Edith L. Crockett
P. Campbell Crockett
Aubrey G. Graham
Gladys Hamley
Pansy Ireland
Kathereen Lea
Ralph BE. Storey
Pansey Ireland
Renee Harvey
McCill
Edna Zimmerman
Barth
Farmers Declare War on Jim Hill Mustard Weed
War on Jim Hill mustard weed declared by farmers in Utamilla County. W W Harrah leads crews removing the pest from fields and lanes. Major E L Swartzlander assists reservation farmers urging steps to curb the weed. Efforts grow easier with each passing year.
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Jim
E. L. Swartzlander
No Wool Sold at Echo Day
Echo yesterday saw a wool sale fail to move any wool as growers offered several pounds of first class wool but buyers did not bid. The top offer was 17 cents and the bottom 12 1 4 cents.
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Echo
Local residents noted in Pendleton travel and visits
A flurry of personal notices records visits and departures in Pendleton and nearby towns. Charles Tefft of Echo stayed in Perdleton. Mrs EF Brown, M McLaughlin from Duncan, Fr Christensen of Tone, and Principal B M Haley visited the city. Attys Neal of Freewater and Godwin of Baker City returned, while Miss Beatrice Brownell prepared to return to Umatilla. Several locals arrived from Echo, Hermiston, Baker City, and Stanfield for business, schools, or leisure, with tributes to anniversaries and upcoming Fourth of July plans.
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Charles Tefft
Echo
Perdleton
Ef, H. Brown
Stanfield
M. McLaughlin
Duncan
Christensen
Tone
B. M. Haley
The
Adams Public Schools
Chloe Stanfield
Eeho
Jerinie Perry
B. Stanfield
St. George
J P. Neal
Freewater
James Cooper
Walla Walla
W. J. Thompson
American National Bank
W. W. Chessman
Eugene
Merle and
Dale Chessman
Pendleton
Glenn Bushee
J. S. Cherry
Tolosa County
California
Eale
Beatrice Brownell
Pendleton High School
Umatilla
J. H. Dunham
Dayton
Wash
J. T. Mayo
Floyd Bilyeu
Portland
Kaiser Plans Great Increase of His Navy
Berlin reports a near term expansion of Germanys naval program. A new bill may cut the battleship life from twenty to fifteen years and seek a large rise in submarines. Proponents argue it follows the 1900 navy act and aims to match Britain arms growth for self defense and fleet readiness.
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Berlin
Germany
Called Princess Frump, American Girl Ordered Out of Germany
Dorothy Ward, a Montana native studying in Berlin, was told to leave Germany within 24 hours after making unfriendly remarks about Princess Victoria Luisa. She insulted two women in the zoo gardens, comparing them to German aristocrats and drawing police attention. She then went to Paris.
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Parla
Dorothy Ward
Montana
Germany
Victoria Luisa
Miss Ward
George White
Zoological Gardens of
Berlin
Paris
Pays to Be a Patriot French Chauffeur Escapes Penalty
Paris taxi driver Durand faced appeal court after a fatal accident. His advocate argued he was born in Alsace, served in both German and French armies, and enlisted in France after crossing the frontier. Judges gave four months imprisonment with first offender relief, praising his patriotism and military service.
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Paris
Durand
M. Louis Nogueres
Alsace
Germany
Frankfort
Nancy
Stamp worth 500 dollars arrives for museum exhibit
Washington reports a postage stamp valued at 500 dollars by the International Postal Union from Berne Switzerland bearing King Edward VII’s profile. It was issued for the Straits Settlements and is the highest valued stamp to date. The stamp will be exhibited at the Postal Museum. The other item notes London theatergoers booking seats by wireless telegraph for Maeterlinck’s The Blue Bird at the Haymarket, showing rising American interest.
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Washington
Hitchcock
International Postal Union
Berne
Switzerland
Edward VII
Stanley J. Slack
Postal Museum
Wireless
London
Blue Bird
America
England
Maeterlinck
the Haymarket
Wireless Telegraph
Cummins Amendment Defeated in Senate
Washington May 26 The Cummins amendment to the railroad regulation bill was defeated in the senate today by a vote of 24 to 33. The amendment would have prevented increased railroad rates from taking effect until approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unclaimed Letters At Pendleton Post Office May 26 1910
The Pendleton Oregon post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending May 26, 1910. Names include Clark Sanford Earnest Lillian M G Echerd Frank Gibford William Goodnight Mrs J L Gray Mra Hea tih John Huffman Frank Johnson Frank Lehaunts C L Manson Dilisa Maxon R A Patterson Mrs Wm Pierce E N Smith Nola Thelander Luke Thompson Mrs W H White C Wood George Williams J T Wil son J T Brown P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Clark Sanford
Earnest Lillian
M. G. Echerd
Frank Gibford
William Goodnight
J. L. Gray
Mra. Heatih
John Huffman
Frank Johnson
Frank Lehaunts
C. L. Manson
Dilisa Maxon
R. A. Patterson
Wm. Pierce
E. N. Smith
Nola Thelander
Luke Thompson
Grand Opening and Dance at Stanfield Restaurant
Neal and Hudson announce the opening of their Stanfield restaurant with a big reception and ball on Tuesday evening May 31. Music by United Orchestra of Pendleton. Everybody welcome.
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Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Bernice Ruppe
Laura McKee
the Central Bank
Lyman Rice
Landers
Jane Addams
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
TD. Peterson
Milton
M. N. Connelly
Baker City
Thomas Jensen
Hermiston
Ira Scott
Helix
Northern Pacific
Frank K. Welles
Ralph Storey
John Timmerman
Fd. Zeuske
Mra
Kenneth McRae
Jack O'Neill
Kaiser
Rose
Ingram’s Grocery
Princess Frump
Cummins
Boston
P. O
Royal M. Sawtelle
Vewrren
Pendleton, Oregon
Farmers
J. A. Cresswell
Farmers’ Union
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Roller Mills
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