Landscape gardener to beautify high school grounds
The school board plans to beautify the grounds of the high school under Albert Lee Peck of Oregon Agricultural College. Charles A Murph provided topography work for the project and Dr RK E thiropek prepared elevations and layouts. The plan includes leveling the yard into an athletic field, new walks, shrubbery, a tiered approach from the existing sidewalk, retaining walls, ornamental posts, and a concrete sidewalk to the building steps. The aim is to create a handsome ground by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lee Peck
Oregon Agricultural College
Charles A. Murph
Eastern
Oregon State Hospittal
Through trains to Pacific coast via Edmonton by 1914
Edmonton reports Sir Donald Mann announces through passenger trains from Montreal to Pacific coast via Edmonton by August 1 1914 after completing 16500 miles of line in Canada. Through service Toronto to Edmonton slated for early June with Edmonton Calgary line finished in six weeks. Crop data and grain shipments noted along single-track line. Japan’s annual rice and tea and silk production cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alto
Donald Mann
Canadian Northern Railway
Montreal
Pacific Coast
Dominion of Canada
Toronto
Calgary
Winnipex
Sir Dayal
West
Riverside moves and officers return home
Hermann Schumann has deeded his Riverside home to Nellie Morton and plans to reside at 216 Beauregard Street. Chief John Kearney Back, returning from ten days in Portland, arrives home in improved health to spend the rest of his vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverside Place
Hermann Schumann
Riverside
Nellie Morton
Beauregard Street
Chief Kearney
John Kearney
Fortland
Missing female bird dog found near Railroad Street
A female bird dog reported missing was located this morning near 12 Railroad Street. The finder notes the animal was likely struck by a train engine in the area and seeks the rightful owner to recover the pet.
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Railroad Street
Four new attorneys admitted to the bar here
The state supreme court admitted four applicants to the bar after satisfactory exams. Grover I Duff y of Cove J D Weed of Conan EB 1 Brogan of Ontario and Leland S Finch of Baker are the new attorneys. Two Pendleton churches plan Hallowe en socials tomorrow in their parlors with Presbyterian and Christian churches offering programs and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the State
Grover I
Duffy
Cove
J. D. Weed
Conan
Brogan
Ontario
Leland S Finch
Baker
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
Councillor Ell Files Re nomination Petition
Joe Ell councilman of the third ward filed his petition for renomination and will stand as a candidate to succeed himself. D. D. Phelps also filed a petition to run for Councilman Kirkpatrick in the first ward. Both petitions were well subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ell
D. D. Phelps
Kirkpatrick
Domestic strife leads to divorce suit in court
Nancy J Lapham sues her husband Floyd Lapham for desertion claiming they married in 19 and their only child died. She alleges he left in April and has since abandoned the family in Indripkine and fumbling contexts. The report also notes a bankruptcy case of Charles T Lobaugh, formerly a Pilot Rock farmer, now NP foreman, with liabilities around 2200 and largest creditor B L Smith of a focal implement dealer. A baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. J J Dickerson dies enroute to Pendleton. funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Bush and Wilson streets, interment in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J Lapham
Celreult Cnirt
Ffit Lapham
Wulon Ig
Piainutr
Molalla Torney
Farner
Tankrape
Charles T Lobaugh
Pilot Rock
Northern Pacific Company
FitzGerald
B. L. Smith
Focal Implement
J. A. Felis
City
J. J. Dickerson
Pendleton
Bert Reeder
Nye
John Kearney
Bush and
Wilson Streets
New Tariff Likely Won’t Cut Grocery Prices Soon
Washington on Oct 29 reports that despite a free list for many staples, experts doubt much relief for consumers. Meats and dairy may stay costly as middlemen and domestic supply limit price falls. Sugar could drop after 1915, while fruit and seafood may inch lower where imports exist, with uncertain ultimate savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Bond P. Geddes
United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farmer Harry Redford To Hear Sentence In Portland
Harry Redford, a reservation farmer recently convicted by a federal grand jury in Portland of introducing liquor on the reservation, left today for Portland to receive his sentence. He became a father yesterday as his wife gave birth to a daughter at St. Anthony's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Redford
Portland
Mr. Redford
St. Anthony's Hospital
Smallpox Quarantine Alert With Two New Cases
Two more cases of smallpox were reported to the police yesterday and the patients placed under quarantine. W O A Mills of 1901 West Webb street and Mrs. John Beam of West Court are sick with smallpox. Donald Ross, stricken last week, is in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mills
West Webb Street
John Beam
West Court
Donald Ross
Tennesstean Looks Over City
Thomas J. Hubble, an elderly gentleman from Chattanooga Tennessee, is in Pendleton today examining the city and inquiring about the county’s resources. He owns farmland near Roseburg and plans to place it on the market, finding Willamette valley and southern Oregon too wet and preferring eastern Oregon as a location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesstean
Thomas J. Hubble
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pendleton
Roseburg
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Pendleton Business Outlook Hailed By Insurer Leaders
F. E. Beach president of the Pacific States Fire Ins. Co. and J. F. Kertchum say Pendleton’s business conditions are firmer and more satisfactory than most northwest towns. They also express optimism about national economy and foresee good times in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Northwest
F. E. Beach
Pacific States Fire Ins. Co
J. F. Kertchum
Beach
Farmers Promote Premiums for Local Corn Show
Farmers seeking top prizes for the corn show to be held December 6 under O W R N Co auspices can obtain premium tickets by contacting J W Tallman president of the Commercial club or by writing. Books will be mailed to those requesting. The railroad company offers substantial prizes and interest in the show is rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Tallman
Commercial Club
Real estate transfers listed for Hermiston region
Healty Transfers and H G Newport wife transfer lots 16 and 16 block 13 Newport addition to Hermiston to George M Myers. William J Gadwa transfers 40 acres timber land in section 16 two. 1 S R 36 to B L Burroughs. Fred Wyatt transfers 40 acres in section 31 two. 1 N R 25 to J H Raley. William H Jones and wife to J H Raley southwest quarter of section 5 township 1 south range B34 and the aw 1-4 of the northeast quarter of section 16 township 1 south range 26. William Booher and wife to H McArthur for 2000 dollars 40 acres in section 31 township 4 north range 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booher
H. McArthur
Bobby Davis hailed as future star in Coast league
Bobby Davis, formerly with Walla Walla and now starring with the Portland Beavers, earns high praise from Rosa McCredle. She calls him one of the greatest ballplayers to come out of the Coast league, noting his power at the plate and swift fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Davis
Walla Walla
Portland Beavers
Rosa McCredle
Mac
Blazes
Winners of the World's Championship Are Dined
Philadelphia on October 29 honored the Athletics champions with a testimonial dinner led by Mayor Blankenburg. Citizens from diverse beliefs and walks of life celebrated the victorious team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Boys Pig Club Beg Organized In South States
Washington, Oct 28. The Department of Agriculture launches the Boys Pig Club to boost pork supply and hog breeding. Clubs already formed in Alabama and Louisiana with Georgia under way, aiming to establish clubs in every southern state. Members will grow pigs to feed corn produced by the corn club, addressing rising pork demand.
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Albans
Louisiana
Max One
Georgia
Eyvery
Washington
BC. C
iSpechil
Department of Agriculture
Ftw
South
Alabama
Farmers’ Co-operative
Animal Housbandry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hoyas’ Corn Club
Piz Club
Pig Club
Boys’ Pig Club
Animal Husbandry
Farmera Co-operative Demonstration Office
Bureau of Plant Industry
Farmers Co-operative Demonstration Force
City Water Department Revenue Up Amid Improvements
The Water Commission spent about $6000 on lines within the city as street projects continue. Raley and Webb streets received most of the improvements after being paved this year. Superintendent Hays, a civil engineer with his own instrument, handled engineering work at no extra cost, saving the city.
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Water Commission
Ecity
Raley
Webb
Water Department
Bupt. Haya
WiIl Moore
Departmental Receipts and Expenditures Open to Records
The official invites all interested parties to consult the department records to review receipts and expenditures. This call emphasizes transparency and public access to financial documents maintained by the department.
Nervous Complaint Linked to Infant Rocking Habit
Paris report describes Dr. Ferron case of a young French soldier with a nervous condition causing unceasing rocking in sleep at 23 to 33 movements per minute. The behavior traced to rocking an infant in a cradle, with some adults retaining the rhythmic motion and tapping the ground with a swinging foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferron
Boy Scouts Find Two Lost Men in the Mountains
In Roslyn Washington on October 29, A. T. S. Dunsmore principal and Walter K. Burgess of the manual training department were rescued by Boy Scouts with food and supplies after spending a night in foggy mountains. They were drenched and without matches. Scouting parties from Roslyn and a sheriff's posse, aided by Rev. James A. Palmer, reached them first. Warren's Music House, phone 624.
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BOY Scouts
Roslyn
Wash
A. TS. Dunsmore
Walter K. Burgess
Manual Training
Rvalyn
Sheriff's Posse
James A. Palmer
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Gardner
Peck
Jtty
Goodwin
Panama
Rube
Ewo
Marry Park
Siause
Japan
Warren
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
P. O. Bidg. Pendleton
Choice Red Rock
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Hallowe’ Socials
Penbeton
E. T. Wade
Pendleton. Ore
Mit
Boss McIkedif
City Water Department
East Oregonian
Moore
Marion Jack
G. I. la Dow
J. A. Hest
Heat
Irs Rip
North Yakima
la Dow
Jack
Thorn Fallow
Hays
Anita
Coats
Soldietm Rocks
Musse
A. T. Matthews Co
St. George Hotel
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