No Extensions On Your Tickets
Interstate Commerce Commission rules deny extensions of time on round trip tickets under the Hepburn act. A circular from O R & N and Portland officials cites refusals by the ICC to grant extensions for illness or misfortune. The rule requires tickets to be used within the fixed period to prevent evasion and favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C, Smith
E. ¢. Smith
William McMurray
Portland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription ends woman ailments claims
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a trusted drugstore remedy for women’s weaknesses claiming no excess alcohol and endorsements from leading medical writers. It urges readers to consult Dr Pierce and his staff, notes confidentiality, promotes The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, and lists order options and prices for various formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pleres
Buffalo
Pierce
Drugatete
People's Common Sense
BR. V
Ir. Pierce
Funeral of Rev Henry Dixon Jones at Church of the Redeemer
Friends gather for the funeral of Rev Henry Dixon Jones rector of the Church of the Redeemer. Service at 4:30 pm tomorrow officiated by Rev A A Morrison of Trinkts Episcopal Port land. Interment in Olney cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers named. Bishop Scaddines to be invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dixon Jones
Church of the Reidleemer
Church of the Redeemer
A. A. Morrison
Trinkts Episcopal Church of
Portland
Olney Cemetery
T. T. Geer
W. E. Brock
John Lambirth
James A. Fee
George A. Hartman, Jr
J. BR. Dickson
KR. J. Slater
Justice T. G. Hailey
J. H. Young
Mark Moorhouse
J. F. Robinson
Scaddines
Indian Sampson Freed After Warning Over Grab Hook Fishing
In Umatilla Deputy game warden Otto Turner arrested Sampson, an Indian, for catching Sinion with a grab-hook. Before the justice he received a fine but was not required to pay. he was released after a severe lecture and promised to inform friends that fishing with grab hooks is prohibited under fish and game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Umatilla
Sampson
Otto Turner
Justice of the Peace
Siward
Killed in Runaway Near John Day
Henderson Harrer a respected Fox valley resident was killed in a runaway on John Day last Sunday. He was escorting Mrs Ben Elway and Miss Evans to Baker City when the team pulled the tongue and the wagon overturned. Harrer was dragged 0 to 75 yards, became unconscious, and died a few hours later. Miss Evans dislocated her hip and Mrs Elway sustained head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Harrer
Fox Valley
John Day
Awsin
Ben Elway
Miss Evans
Baker City
Harrier
Trying Case in Baker County Prowater Saloon
The Provwater saloon case is argued in Baker City this afternoon before Judge William Smith. Due to Judge Bean's prior tenure as county judge when the Freewater election order was issued, he could not hear the case. Derriet attorney Phelpy and J P Winters, counsel for the saloon men, traveled to Baker City early this morning to appear in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Veteran O R L N engineer Fasiman Picard marries in Walla Walla
George Eastman the veteran switch engineer of the O R L & N wed Mic Mory Picard at a residence in Walla Walla. Eastman, longtime O A N employee, has served as engineer on Spokane branch routes and with the OB & ON era. Judge Thomas Pite Gerald performed the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasiman
Walla Walla
Thomas Pite Gerald
Marriage in Walla Walla Unites Thornburg and We
In Walla Walla yesterday Cheries We, daughter of Hoe Wilte of Lexington, married Thornburg of Pendleton. The ceremony occurred at the home of L Dougine with Rev Wy Co Thompaun of the First Methodist presiding. Thornburg recently graduated from Pendleton Business College and works as an online stenographer for H C Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Hoe Wilte
Drunkenness cases in Polter Court thirty-something punished
In Polter Court this morning five men were arraigned for drunkenness. George Lorengen Frank Sum mer Ed Murnivy John Gleason and Hichard Hill were sentenced to three days each except Hill who received 38 or four days for boisterous conduct in the Medernach saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polter Court
George Lorengen
Frank Summer
Ed Murnivy
John Gleason
Hichard Hill
Hill
Medernach
New Gon Sheds for O R and A First Steps Toward Moving Depot
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company begins moving the Pendleton depot area by shifting the passenger shed and tearing down the old sheds. A new coal shed will rise at Bingham Springs with a rebuilt station area to serve Spokane and Walla Walla traffic. The old depot building will be moved about 200 feet west to clear Main Street as work advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschgey
Shell
Bingham
Pendleton
Binghaim Springs
Bingham Springs
Spokane and
Walla Walla
Main Street
Walla Walla Proposes New City Hall At $56,000
The city council in Walla Walla will likely set the contract for a new city hall at Tos and Third streets at the next meeting. Bid estimates range from $53,900 to $59,000, with John A Bailey at $56,566 and McLean and McCallum at $57,984 among others. The project, long discussed, follows concerns over the safety of the present structure and would replace the old city hall and fire station site, backed by the Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Walla Walla
Tos and
Third Streets
Saya
August Graneland
Staton
Old City Hall
Philosophical pardon for two jailed men on reservation liquor
Bert Cartano and Charles Gay, serving a month in county jail for taking liquor onto the Umatilla Indian reservation, are treated with leniency. They are trusted and allowed freedom around the courthouse, and are assisting in janitor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cartano
Charles Gay
Umatilla
It Is Our Turn to Stop Dissatisfaction in Cuba and Spain
It is our turn now to stop the dis satisfaction in Cuba and Spain. To look on and it is that he who laughs last laughs best. You will have the laugh on everyone whose personal appearance is marred by improperly laundered linen. If we are entrusted with your laundry work there is no possibility of people having the laugh on you. We want to be favored with your patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Spain
Lok On &O
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Walter Baker
Chirandelli
Empire
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc, G. M, Vinton, Met
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler
Gale
Tallman & CO
Droggista
Pickard’s
Pickard
Hawkes
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Poetoffice Mock
Commerical National Bank
Rev. Jones
Church of the Redeemr
Somlay
Mr. Harrer
Baker County
Precewater
Juige Smith
East Webb
Souwon
Boston
Pendleton’s
Acstall
Kuper
Max Baer i
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