TRYING THE AIR Unpretentious Performance Which Deeply Interests the Traveling Pub
In Pendleton the routine testing of air brakes on passenger and freight trains is performed daily to ensure safety. Inspectors check air pipes, reservoirs, and brake rigging while enginemen set the brakes, then recheck at terminals. The process protects passengers, crews, and loads on mountain grades and during long freight hauls.
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Pendleton
Fendleton
Taspertore
Prescription Filing Policy
The notice states that our prescription records are filed with only the ingredients your doctor prescribes and that we never substitute. It emphasizes exact adherence to the doctor’s instructions and the absence of any substitutions in the record.
Pendleton to See Big Harvester Plant as Stock Sells Out
Pendleton residents are urged to buy preferred stock in the Rigby Clove Combined Harvester Company to finance a larger manufacturing plant. W F Matlock subscribes $1000 this morning, bringing in several thousand dollars toward the £ 325 stock. Time is running short before definite steps to start production are taken. Clapton leads the drive, expressing optimism the full amount will be raised promptly. Backers warn delays cost money.
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Rigby-Clove Combined Harvester Company
Pendleton
W. F. Matlock
Clapton
Epidemic of Forgery Arrest in La Grande
F E Boren arrested in La Grande on forgery charges after presenting a $40 check at the Owl Saloon. Check proved bogus. eight dollars recovered. Boren had been working near the city during harvest and gained local familiarity before the incident.
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F. E. Boren
la Grande
Owl
Berens
Mrs. McGetchell Dead in Spokane
Mrs. C MecGetchell, wife of Clar ence McGetchell, of this city, died Monday evening at Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane. The remains will be brought there this afternoon and the funeral will take place tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the residence of James Means on Crosby street.
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McGetchell
C. MecGetchell
Clarence McGetchell
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
James Means
Crosby Street
Musicale Postponed For Christmas Tree Benefit
The musicale planned at F. E. Judd’s residence for the Christmas Tree fundraiser at the Church of the Redeemer has been postponed to Wednesday evening November 19.
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F. E. Judd
Church of the Redeemer
City Council to Consider Sewers Sale Plan
At tomorrow evening's regular meeting the city council will discuss handing the city for 20 000 pounds to build a sewer system.
Brothers Meet Indiana Family Reunited After Years
Two Indiana brothers, G. W. Davis and Lt. Davis, visited Umatilla county residents in Pendleton and Helix while recalling boyhood days on the Wabash. They praised Crawford county crops, noted political shift toward Republicans, and marveled at Rocky Mountain scenery.
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G. W. Davis
Edward
Crawford County
Indiana
Davis
Milton
Umatilla County
Tinatilla County
Pendleton
Helix
Lt. Davis
Rocky Mountains
Ll. N. Davie
Town Busy With Visits and News From Region
Frank Rackie arrives from Beho J Stine in Wallin Wallate while Milton vis lters go to Pendleton. Charles Bhelzfaut, a Vinson farmer, James Allen and William Sheehy of Dale are in town. William Stewart of Log Cabin eating house Meacham visits George B Curry editor Grande Observer. J G Meyers and W Taylor from Athens at the Golden Rule. Miss Marion Stott heads to Portland for Good Samaritan hospital entry. D W Sanford leaves for Grant's Pass on business. W S Byers lays grave on Court Street in front of his milling plant. Marriage license granted to Floyd Hargrove and Sanders of Umatilla County. Dr and Mrs Shields from Pilot Rock travel to California. M Berkley returns from Arlington with geese. Charlies H Carter, Robert Pletcher, Blaine Halleck back from Arlington hunting. Miss Del Beagle to teach district No 25 nine month term. George Peebler from mountain home near Meacham notes rain and snow. T D Tilleen, O R N brakeman between Umatilla and Huntington promoted to conductor.
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N_ Device
Milton Vis
Pendleton
Charles Bhelzfaut
Vinson
James Allen
William Sheehy
Dale
William Stewart
Meacham
George B. Curry
Grande Observer
J. G. Meyers
W. Taylor
Athens
Marion Stott
Portland
Hoenital
D. W. Sanford
Grant
W. S Byers
Court Street
Floyd Hargrove
Sanders
Umatilla Coun
M. Berkley
Arlington
Charlies H. Carter
Robert Pletcher
Blaine Halleck
del Beagle
Fight leads to police court for Taylor and Campbell
In police court yesterday afternoon J N Taylor was fined five dollars and Ed Campbell one dollar for fighting. The pair clashed on Main street in front of Demott's grocery, Campbell forcing the melee which left a large plate glass broken and both men escorted away.
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J. N. Taylor
Ed Campbell
Campbell
Main Street
Demott
Luck in thirteen miles ends with healing salve win
William Spirey of Walton Furnace Vermont sent thirteen miles to receive Bucklen’s Arnica Salve which completely cured a bad fever sore on his leg. The ad claims the salve also heals bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles. Guaranteed by Talman Co druggists.
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Wm Spirey
Walton Furnace
Bucklen
Talman & Co
Cure a Cold in One Day Ends with Refund Offer
In a quack claim a laxative and quinine tablet mix promises to cure a cold in a day. The ad notes a refund if it fails and mentions a signature box. Meanwhile a political note states Premier Sagasia and Spain’s cabinet have resigned, with the king yet to accept.
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Ali
Sagasia
Cortes
Snow on Kamela box car contrasts with warm rain
A westbound freight arrived at Kamela this morning and snow piled about two inches on a box car on the side track. The melting snow under warm rain created a striking contrast, illustrating the region's diverse climate to the crowd on the depot platform.
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Kamela
Delegates Named for Oregon Irrigation Meeting in Portland
Umatilla county and Pendleton announce delegates for the Oregon irrigation convention to be held in Portland on the 18th and 19th. Governor W J Purrish and Stephen A Lowell head the list as delegates. other attendees include Dr C J Smith and several county, city, and professional representatives.
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Portland
Umatilla
Pendleton
W J Purrish
Stephen A. Lowell
C. J. Smith
Alexander F. B Clapton
W.T. Rigby
Leon Cohen
Ecourt
Ad Teel
A. B. Thompson
Juden G. A. Hartman
T. P. Gilliland
Horace Walker
Weston State Normal
T. G. Hatley
R. M. Powers
Pendleton Commercial Association
T. C. Taylor
Jesse Falling
Robert Stanfield
J. T. Robinson
W. Kimbbrell
Geary Kimbrell
Officials on tour inspect O. BR and N. branches
City visitors from City, Auditor E and Beacon, J B Living of freight, A H Cunningham of supply, with their special car Wl, tour Eastern Oregon branches. They express optimism for business outlook and enjoy mountain air and scenery. Henry White of Katispel Montana killed himself Saturday. William KR Jackson, Oregon pioneer of 1884, died Monday of cancer at Hillsboro.
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E & Beacon
J. B. Living
Lion
A. H Cunningham
Oregon
Henry White
Katispel
Mont
William KR. Jackson
Hillsboro
Bounty Refused in Umatilla County Dispute Over Wildlife
Judge Hartman explains why county halted bounty payments on wildcats coyotes wolves and mountain lions saying the state and neighboring counties refuse to cover costs and sheep interests push repeal Over $12,000 paid by the clerk and a local obituary notes the death of Mrs C A Carlson and the loss of an infant son in La Grande
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G. A. Hartman
Union
Baker
Umatilla
Idaho
Washington
Mra C
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