Former Assistant O R N Engineer to Open Consulting Office
H A Brandon former assistant engineer for the O R N company returned from Portland and plans to open a consulting engineer’s office in that city. He aims to start around December 1 and notes few consulting engineers in the northwest making the field inviting. Brandon cites extensive railroad construction experience in eastern Oregon Washington and other countries and predicts renewed northwest construction after the current financial flurry ends.
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West
H. A. Brandon
O. R. & N. Company
Portland
East Oregonian
Brandon
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Harriman Lines
Cold onset warns prompt care to curb a longer illness
A dated advisory urges immediate attention at the first signs of a cold to avoid deeper infection. It warns that delaying treatment can extend suffering and add days to the illness. The advice emphasizes acting quickly rather than waiting for worsening symptoms.
Onions as a Side Crop Show Big Returns in Selah
H C Haney of Selah Valley received a check for 986 dollars for an onion crop from four square rods less than two and a half acres grown between rows of trees in a young orchard. The crop valued at 1040 dollars overall yields about 400 dollars per acre, with two tons more still to harvest. Harry Baylor of Inland Real Estate arranged an affidavit and photo to advertise the story.
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H. C. Haney
Selah Valley
The
Republic
Yakima Republic
Harry Baylor
Inland Real Estate Company
Haney
Frye-Bruhn firm dissolves. Frye & Co. absorbs business
The wholesale Frye-Bruhn & Co. of Seattle ceases to exist and its operations are taken over by Frye & Co. The Frye & Bruhn venture has run the packing and selling, while Frye & Co. already owns refrigerating cars and packing houses. The change follows Charles Brubn retirement after purchasing the William Constantine market on Occidental Avenue, with Frye & Co. running 31 coast branch houses.
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Frye-Bruhn & Co
Seattle
Frye & Co
Seattle Dispatch
Frye & Bruhn
Charles Brubn
William Constantine
Occidental Avenue
Frye Firms Consolidate Under One Management
Slaughters monthly 400 cattle 6600 sheep and 10000 hogs. The Frye & Bruhn Co and Frye & Co stock have long been controlled by C. H. Frye who serves as president and manager of the new corporation. The move preserves existing management and policy.
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Frye & Bruhn Co
Frye & Co
C. H. Frye
LaCourse Indicted For Pointing Gun At Chance Rogers
John La Course, jailed in the county, was indicted by District Attorney Phelps for pointing a gun at Chance Rogers as they rode by LaCourse’s place near Adams on a Saturday evening. Penalty ranges from a $10 to $500 fine and 10 days to six months imprisonment, or both.
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John la Course
Phelps
Chance Rogers
Rogers
LaCourse
Adams
Strain urged for Fourth Ward council race in county
Dr. P. Strain, county assessor and Fourth Ward resident, is urged for city council. He says he seeks no office unless persuaded, and would not run if Councilman Swearingen seeks re election. Clarence Penland enters race for Third Ward to oppose V. Stroble.
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P. Strain
Mr. Strain
Swearingen
Clarence Penland
V. Stroble
Humeston to Leave Weston Fair Store for Spokane Brokerage
F. F. Humeston, who ran the Weston Fair Store for four years, will close out the Weston business and move to Spokane to pursue real estate and brokerage. He plans to depart Weston in a few weeks, drawn by opportunities in Spokane after a prosperous period in Umatilla county. Previously a traveling salesman, Humeston covered eastern Oregon and the Inland Empire and is known to merchants across the region.
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F. F. Humeston
Weston
Spokane
Umatilla
Humeston
Oregon
Inland Empire
New Mechanical Organ At Ireland Skating Rink
A fine mechanical band organ bought by Mr. Ireland was used for the first time at the Ireland skating rink last night. It enhances the rink’s appeal and will be a nightly feature. Today the machine was overhauled and now plays much better. A masquerade skating party is planned for a week from tomorrow night open to the general public.
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Ireland
Left for Washington on RB & N train
Congressman and Mrs. W. R. Elllie left Pendleton for Washington D C aboard the RB and N ro ad train. They plan to stop at Denver Panora Iowa and Indiana visiting relatives before reaching the national capital. A large sendoff gathered at the station last evening as they head into winter. If Judge Ellis does not return to Pendleton to register for next year’s election they may not come back until after the session ends perhaps in April. The Oregon attorney general is now investigating whether the Oregon delegation must register to be qualified to vote.
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Washington
W. R. Ellie
Washington, D. C
Denver
Iowa
Indiana
Panora
Judge Ellis
National Capital
Pendleton
Oregon
Hunters Plan Five Day Trip for Geese in Northwest District
Will take a five days hunt led by M A Rader and Dan C Bowman leaving soon with Mr Rader's camp wagon and outfit. They will travel through the Juniper Cold Springs and Columbia river districts and expect to return with a large number of geese abundant along farms and the river.
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M. A. Rader
Dan C. Bowman
Juniper
Cold Springs
Columbia River District
Mr. Rader
Columbia River
Eye Injured by Toy Arrow in Portland Incident
Agnes Denny ten year old daughter of Thomas Denny of College street was taken to Portland this morning by her uncle Pat Doherty after a toy arrow penetrated the corner of her eye. The injury is described as very serious though sight is not expected to be lost.
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Agnes Denny
Thomas Denny
College Street
Portland
Pat Doherty
Griswold Wins Second in Limerick Contest
Dr. J Griswold of Helix won fifteen dollars for his verse in the Oregon Daily Journal Limerick contest where a missing line of poetry was to be supplied. Johan Henseldang of Portland took first prize twenty dollars.
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Griswold
J. Griswold
Helix
Oregon Daily Journal
Johan Henseldang
Portland
Dr. Griswold
East Oregonian editorial echoed in Portland ad
A half page ad in the Portland Oregonian reproduces an East Oregonian editorial from October 6. The notice promotes Sunset wide publicity and advertises East Oregonian across every part of the United States.
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Portland Oregonian
East Oregonian
Sunset
United Btaten
Baker City Ready for Big Game Tomorrow
Baker City high school prepares for the annual football clash with Pendleton tomorrow at 2:45. Captain Tracy Baker leads a full lineup with Bean and McDill key in the line. A large rally on campus aims to boost school spirit as 80 more visitors arrive by nightfall. Stores will close 2:30 to 4:10 to allow spectators access to the game.
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Pendleton School
Tracy Baker
Pendleton
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Engdahl
Penland
Euater
van Orndale
L. Means
A. Means
Reeves
Kimball
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Storle
Gibson
Cuba
Mark Moorhouse
Tom Milarky
Harold Warner
Enberg
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McKim
Denham
French
Blum
Finch
Jett
Hunstock
Hall
Taylor
Finley
Watson
Hanley
Elerka
Douma President Elected Amid Street Protests
Nicholas Homakoff, a noted Octoberist, was elected president of the douma. Troops protected the body as Reds warned of blowing up the assembly. The new douma, seen as a court party tool, faced hissed legislators on the streets. of 442 members, composition includes two Jews, twenty Poles, ten Armenians, ten Muslims, with eighty-five percent conservatives.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Homakoff
Third Duma Opens Amid Monarchist Sentiment
St. Petersburg November 14 The third Duma convened at Tauride palace with troops lining the streets nearby. The gathering is not expected to win radical support as it is likely to adopt monarchist sentiments, provoking dismay among liberals.
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St. Petersburg
Tauride Palace
Bank President A Death by His Own Action
Portland Nov 14 A broker wire from New York reports that President G. Barney of the Knickerbocker Trust company has committed death by his own action.
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Portland
New York
G. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Mrs Reese Kidnapped by Classmate in Altoona Scheme
El Chipaman Pittsburg Nov 14. In fluence of a powerful drug Mrs W L Reese wife of a wealthy Altoona boiler maker was picked up by police this morning in company with Al Swing Doog a Chinese member of her Sunday school class who had kidnapped her.
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el Chipaman
Pittsburg
W. L. Reese
Altoona
Mopfing
al Swing Doog
Pope Warns Excess Liberty May Bring Unpleasant Results
Rome nov 14 The pope reviewed the Helen Maloney case and warned that the excessive liberty given to American youth could lead to unpleasant results.
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Rome
Helen Maloney
America
Balloons Overboard Spark Wall Street Mockery
Pity that Wall Street could not have used some of the ballast those balloons threw overboard amid the city’s market chatter and ironic headlines.
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Wall Street
Hall Presses Federal Trial Date in Oregon Land Case
John H. Hall former United States attorney for Oregon asked Judge Wolverton for an early trial in the land fencing case. Hall said U S Attorney General Bonaparte promised a November hearing, but the judge said jurors were only to hear the present charges. The indictment dates to March 1906 and alleges failure to prosecute alleged trespassers in eastern Oregon.
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John H. Hall
United States
Oregon
Wolverton
Portland Oregonian
Hall
Bonaparte
Good Roads Convention Opens in Portland
The annual good roads convention began at the Commercial club in Portland on November 14 and will run through Friday. Mayor Lane gives the welcome address with a response by J. H. Scott, president of the Oregon Good Roads association. Wilbur Newell, president of the state board of horticulture, presides as judge.
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Portland
Good Roads
Commercial Club
Lane
J. H. Scott
Oregon Good Roads Association
Wilbur Newell
State Board of Horticulture
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