News In Brief Sees Hoot Visit San Antonio and Other Items
Secretary Hoot arrives in San Antonio and plans to visit Mexico, met by Mayor Callahin and soldiers. Cincinnati editor Colonel Leopold Markbelt named Republican candidate for mayor, with Longworth presiding. Sousa leads a team with a baseball captaincy and a touring schedule. his son also pursues baseball. Retired Cleveland undertaker Henry J. Byer leaves $1500 yearly for tolling ironwork around his tomb and forbids smoking or drinking for grandchildren. Knoxville reports state supreme court upholds Pendleton act as constitutional, banning millions in cities of 100000. Pueblo fire destroys Golden Enagio Furniture Co. building after gasoline tank explosion, losses around $20000. Kaneasa City church tragedy as Frank Mitchener dies during hymn. he was 31. Cripple Creek quarrel between Nate Thorpe and Walter Alexander over who should Robert Jones ships 600 cattle from Council, Idaho to Portland. Ranches receive over $20000 in recent weeks for beef cattle. Wilsonville boy Thomas Molley seriously injured on a steam shovel, hospitalized in precarious condition. Brokane Lumber sues Washington Water Power for 413,975.96 over a fire caused by a defective motor. Clarence A. Simpson, 27, dies at Garfield, Washington, visiting from Hebron, Indiana. Spokane division shakeup rumored with Mayne resigning. Morgan expected to take his place. Olympia dispatch notes Maria Curran's Seattle estate suit dismissed. Chewelah saloons closed for Sunday by order of Stevens County officials. Bucklen’s Armica Salve advertised as healing for sores and burns.
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San Antonio
Texas
Callahin
Mexico
Leopold Markbelt
Cincinnati Volksblatt
Cincinnati
Repubcan
Longworth
John Phillip Sousa
Henry J. Byer
Cleveland
Robert Jones
Portland
Council
Idaho
Wilsonville
Ore
Thomas Molley
Salem and
Portland Electric
C. A. Lamb Lumber Company
Brokane
Washington Water Power Company
Electric Company
Clarence A. Simpson
Mr. McClaren
Garfield, Wash
Hebron
Ind
Hillyard
Wash
Spokane
Great Northern
Mayne
Chewelah
A. Rochford
Stevens County
Father Thought Child Would Die From Cuban Itch Sores
A family described a child suffering from Cuban itch with sores covering the body and intense distress. The father recalled periodic self harm and constant crying while unable to be dressed. The mother reportedly sought relief using Cuticura remedies.
Cured by Cuticura At Expense of 75c
A parent describes treating a severe infant dermatitis with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after ineffective remedies. Within days the child slept better and showed marked improvement, with fading sores from head to feet and reduced itching, suggesting relief from a long lasting skin condition.
Incoming passengers hauled to hotel after fatal shooting
Thorpe shot Alexander wounding him fatally within hours as crowds consider lynching Thorpe amid high tension following the incident. Authorities contend with volatile public mood and seek calm while pursuing justice.
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Thorpe
Alexander
Good Year for Whitman
Whitman College reports a 25 percent rise in attendance filling all dormitories. The faculty note improved student quality, ongoing work, and smoother operations. Summer improvements include new scientific apparatus for laboratories and a larger college library, with private gifts of pictures and statuary enhancing the campus.
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Whitman
Walla Walla
Firemen Convene in Pittsburg for State Convention
Firefighters from across Pennsylvania gather in Pittsburg for the twenty eighth annual Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania convention. Opening sessions are at the old city hall and run for three days with a parade planned Thursday and a prize contest program on Friday.
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Pittsburg
Firemen’s Association of Pennsylvania
Auto freight line proposed by Coolidge to haul wheat
Spokane promoters plan a plank road auto freight line from Coolidge on the Columbia River to the Horse Heaven wheat belt about 15 miles away. The system uses fir plank track, a center 60 pound steel raft guide, auto trucks and 60 horsepower engines. Estimated cost about 2600 dollars per mile, with a 350000 dollar capitalization for a five mile stretch.
Model Farm at Hot Lake Expansion Costs 35000
Amalgamated Sugar company has spent thirty five thousand dollars on improvements to its model farm near Hot Lake. The farm covers about 2000 acres of valley land and currently employs around 100 men and teams.workers plus railroad builders are advancing a link between the Central Valley railroad and the O R and N at Hot Lake. The unfinished segment, about three quarters of a mile long, will join the main line and pass through sugar beet fields, aiding harvests and benefiting the Central Valley line.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Hot Lake
la Grande Observer
Central Valley Railroad
Washington opens grand new union terminal station
After years of work and about 20 million dollars the magnificent new union terminal station in Washington stands completed and ready for use marking its formal opening. Built by the Washington Terminal company the station will be used by all roads entering Washington and is described as one of the finest in the country.
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Washington Washington
Union Terminal
Washington Terminal Company
Washington
Worcester Music Festival Opens at Mechanics Hall
The fiftieth annual Worcester Music Festival begins in Mechanics Hall tonight and runs through most of the week. Prominent artists include Mme Schuman Heink Mrs Edith Chapin Gould Daniel Beddoe Maud Powell and Mme Goodson, with high artistic expectations for the event in Worcester.
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Worcester
Mays
Mechanics' Hall
Mme. Schuman-Heink
Edith Chapmin Gould
Daniel Beddoe
Mise Maud Powell
Mme Goodson
See Neill and Dunbar at the Star Theater
Neill and Dunbar perform at the Star Theater tonight in a billed event. Tickets are on sale at the box office with doors opening at showtime.
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Neill and Dunbar
The
Star Theater Tonight
All awards announced at district fair division results
Premiums on grain and vegetables distributed as 18 awards proclaimed. Winners include J D Plamondon first in Winter wheat red chaff, H J Taylor first in Forty Fold, and Meadow grass first by G P Higginbotham. vegetables show J T McMillan second in Largest cabbage and many firsts for Pilot Rock Pendleton Milton Heppner and others with displays by Umatilla Training School and J E Smith Livestock Co among winners.
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J. D. Plamondon
Hope
Fred Evans
H. J. Taylor
H. A. Meyers
G. P Higginbotham
Oate
H. M. Cockburn
E. G. Noble
C. W. Irvin
Christian Rogers
H. B. Carpenter
J. T. McMillan
W. W. Griggeby
Thomas Hopper
Thos. Hopper
David Pearson
Mangelwurzel
Minor
Heppner
W. QO
Umatilla
Pilot Rock
J. E. Smith Livestock Co
Jim Gray
Pendleton
S. Torgerson
Milton
F. J. Berry
W. C. Hopson
J. L. Griffin
H. C. Cummings
Heppher
C. IL. O'Brien
Nels Magnuson
Douglas
W. W. Wolf
Echo
Pilot Rock Exhibit to Display Fruit at Walla Walla Fair
The residents of Pilot Rock plan an exhibit at the upcoming Walla Walla fair showcasing the choicest selections of fruit from their district fair display.
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Pilot Rock
Walla Walla
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble pains many readers and prompts a Kilmer Swamp Root offer. The ad touts Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues, claims hospital and private success, and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY, with bottles sold by druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Second Presbyterian Church
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Walter Alexander
Expresmen
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Tallman & Co
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Wheat Belt
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Wheat District
Queen Plank Road
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C. L. Nall
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R. J. Slater
Rosee
S. H. Foreshaw
Dahline
Zinnas
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Rayburn
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Wonder Store
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Warren Street
New York
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Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramsdell & Co
Petaluma
Calif
Anton Nolte
Oregon
White, Singer
Standard
Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse
ST. Joseph’s
Pendleton, Oregon
Sisters of St. Francis
Philadelphia
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