Balloons For Boys and a Political Note from Pendleton
Four East Oregonian balloons have flown with two more planned as Ted bears and prizes drive a charity style event for local boys. Amid balloon trials and fair weather, a Teddy Bear balloon finale is promised for 4 PM tomorrow from the East Oregonian building in Pendleton. In a separate column J A Slater runs as an independent candidate for district attorney in Umatilla and Morrow Counties, pledging law, order, tax restraint, and impartial duty if elected.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Portland
Ore
Umatilla
Morrow
Sixth Judicial District
Umuatilin County
Umatilla County
Supreme Court
Peoples
At. J, Slater
City Brevities from The East Oregonian
Short notices advertise ice cream at Hohbachs and billiards at Hennemans with new tables. Dressed chickens daily at Stark Poultry House, phone black 3791. Seeking staff for Hotel Pendleton, Valtresa and a chambermaid. Unfurnished rooms for rent, inquiries at East Oregonian office. Stansberry Milne offer transfer work and insurance. goods sold by Goodman Hardware. For sale nine room cottage at 100 Bluff street. Needlecraft Shop at 3582 Washington, Portland.
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Stark Poultry House
Valtresa
Hotel Pendleton
Henneman’s
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Company
Walsta
East Webb Street
Ascension Day Services at Church of the Redeemer
On Ascension Thursday the Church of the Redeemer holds holy communion at 7 30 a m and a divine service with a short sermon at 10 20 a m indicating a day of special observance and worship.
Death of W. R. Davis at Carson City home
W R Davis private secretary to the late Governor Sparks died at his Carson City home Saturday from stomach trouble. Known as Riley Davia, he had served as secretary since Sparks took office, and his death, along with the Governor’s, left state and federal offices stalled.
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W. R. Davis
Sparks
Carson
Divia
Riley Davia
The Song of the Oregon Pine by Bert Huffman
A new poetry book titled The Song of the Oregon Pine by Bert Huffman is available at Frazier bookstore. It features original verse printed on fine paper and is highly illustrated, priced at 650 cents.
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Oregon
Oregon Pine
Bert Huffman
Frazier Book Store
Pasture for Bucks for Summer Rental Offer
Notice seeking to rent pasture for a limited number of bucks for the summer. Good pasture and ample water available. Applicants must apply at this office by the stated deadline.
Near-Miss 30-30 Shot Drums Up Treasure of Fear
A stray 30-30 shot near Hulls gulch just missed a man in a brick house on Tenth Street Boise. J C Berry elevator conductor in the Sonn a building fired the shot at a jack rabbit and a German quarryman dug the bullet from the wall and located Berry nearby.
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Hull's Gulch
Tenth Street
Ridenbaugh
Lemp Streets
Boise Capital News
J. C. Berry
Sonna
Mr. Berry
Drunken stabbing affray leaves three Indians in Oregon
Stewart Rooney of Toledo Oregon, involved in a drunken stabbing at Siletz Thursday night, has been arrested but is too badly beaten for a preliminary hearing. Sutton and Strong, badly cut, are expected to recover. Rooney plans to plead self defense. All three men are Indians.
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Stewart Rooney
Toledo
Ore
Siletz
Sutton
Strong
Rooney
Hearst Wins Recount Order For 1905 New York Mayor Vote
New York May 26 Hearst secured a recount in his long fight over the 1905 mayoral election. Justice Lambert issued an order to open ballot boxes and review the ballots, confirming George McClelland’s earlier election.
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New York
Wm. Hearst
George McClelland
Justice Lambert
Tuberculosis Declared Contagious Disease in St Louis
May 27 health department in St Louis classifies tuberculosis as contagious. The ordinance enacts quarantine measures and obliges police to report all cases to officials.
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St. Louis
Health Department
Reid-Ward Wedding to be Feted in London
Washington guests of Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American ambassador to Great Britain plan to sail this week to witness her marriage to John Hubert Ward in London on June 23.
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Washington
Jean Reid
Great Britain
John Hubert Ward
London
Japanese porter kills self in Billings forgery case
W H Tanasey a Japanese porter feared prosecution for forgery and killed himself in Billings Montana. He had completed the forgery but believed the county attorney would indict him.
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W. H. Tanasey
Billings, Mont
Notable Local Figure Returns From Fitness and Travel
Local residents are noted in a stream of notices. Mark Heacock has recovered enough to be downtown. Mayor A. Miller of Milton visited to join the Hermiston excursion. Frank Engdahl leaves soon for Hellz to work until October. Glyde Parks awaits word from Walla Walla due to his brother’s illness. Ed Marsh returns from Seattle after seeing the battleship fleet. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCormmach and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Goodman plan a Portland sojourn for weeks. Pete Peterson returns from Bollus Neb after his mother’s death. Ralph Snow departs for Spokane to work in a hospital this summer. J. E. Montgomery from Puget Sound Elevator returns from Seattle with fleet views. Joseph N. Scott of Athena eyes joint representation after Hermiston excursion. T. J. Mahoney travels to Hermiston for project opening. Mrs. E. E. Sharon passes through en route to Portland from Weston where she visits a son ill at Uncle William Purcell’s home.
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Glyde Parks
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Ed Marsh
Peoples Warehouse Grocery Department
Seattle
W. H. MceCormmach
A. J. Goodman
Portland
Pete Peterson
Taylor Hardware Store
Bollus
Neb
Ralph Snow
Pendleton Academy
Spokane
E. E. Sharon
Weston
William Purcell
Judge Fitz Gerald Emerges From Illness Recovery
Judge Thomas FitzGerald has recovered from his illness and was downtown today for the first time in several days marking a notable return to public duties and engagement with the community.
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Fitz Gerald
Thomas FitzGerald
Lands near Payette lakes eyed for sale
The state engineer department surveyed and platted 100 tracts on the west side of Payette lakes. Frontages of 100 feet and depths of 800 feet were recorded. The land board may place the tracts on the market after recommendations to be reported at the next regular session. Secretary of State Robert Lansdon and Charles W. Spearman inspected the lands to judge their suitability for sale to support summer resort development.
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Payette Lakes
State Engineer's Department
State Land Board
Boise Capital News
Robert Lansdon
Board of State Land Commissioners
Charles W. Spearman
State Engineer's
Boise
Land Board
Quarantine Lifted in Havre After Two Weeks With No New Cases
In Havre Montana the smallpox scare recedes as authorities lift the quarantine. Bijou theater and local concert halls resume normal operations amid no fresh cases reported in the past two weeks.
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Havre
Mont
Powder thawing accident kills C. M. & St. P. worker in Idaho
While thawing powder in hot water a C. M. and St. P. grade line employee, Dowe Raival, was instantly killed when dynamite exploded in the water. The bodies were taken to Wallace, Idaho.
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Dowe Raival
North
Idaho
Wallace
The Mist and the Sea
A New York Sun poem describes mist seeping from the sea and folding the shore in a protective calm while wrapping the past in quiet, eerie visions. The verse portrays shifting forms, warfare of wings, and a haunting presence that yields to an imperious call before returning to the sea.
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New York
Victim of Pneumonia in Echo Death of Mrs Edward L Oliver
Mrs Edward L Oliver died of pneumonia in Echo at 1 o'clock. She was the daughter of Joe Brainard of Coombs canyon and had resided in Echo six weeks. She leaves a five year old daughter and other relatives. Funeral from the Catholic church at 11 tomorrow morning. Body at her father's home until tomorrow morning.
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Edward L. Oliver
Echo
Joe Brainard
Coombs Canyon
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Teutsch
F.E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Sells Floto
Tommon
Hohbach's
Hennemans
Henneman's Cigar Store
Bluff Street
Washington Street
Church of the Redeemer
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Shamo
Germany
Koeppens
Hearst
Reid-Ward
Mark Heacock
A. Miller
Milton
Hermiston
Frank Engdahl
Hellz
J. E. Montgomery
Puget Sound Elevator Company
Joseph N. Scott
Athena
T. J. Mahoney
Columbia Land Company
Furnish- Coe
Columbia Land Co
D. B. Costuma
Mgr
Pendleton, Oregon
Marquam Building
The
Republican Party
United States
W. BR. Ellis
the Supreme Court
Robert 8. Bean
Lane County
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. W. Batley
Multnomah County
Clyde B. Attchison
Gilbert W. Phelps
Morrow County
County Recorder of Conveyances
Co. A. Barrett
L. L. Mann
Frank Saling
George W. Bradley
Robert T. Brown
Frank K. Welles
John W. Kimbrell
Ralph Folsom
Horace Walker
Pendleton Drug Company
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
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