Pendleton tire test shows 25 percent mileage gain
A Pendleton test of Rivertown tire patterns on a Franklin car demonstrated about 25 percent fuel savings over a two mile run. Using fabric tires first, the car traveled 22.1 miles per gallon, then with cord tires achieved 28.25 miles per gallon on the same course.
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Pendleton
United States
Franklin
Coon
Johnson Street
College
Webb
Chestnut
Court
Qourt
Maine Street
Lind Returns To Vera Cruz In Early September
President Wilson's representative John Lind and Rear Admiral Fletcher arrived back in Vera Cruz after visiting the Vista Hermosa plantation. They learned of a raid nearby that same night in which a man overseeing property was killed, 2079 pesos were seized, and a rebel’s body lay on a porch beside the railway.
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Verau Cruz
Wilson
John Lind
Fletcher
Vista Hermosa
Minnesota
Wheat Stable. Band Concert Tomorrow in Pendleton
Wheat remains at 69 cents with little trading activity in Pendleton market. A Round-up band concert is planned for tomorrow evening on Main Street between Webb and Railroad. Supt I BE Young calls a meeting of county superintendents and principals Saturday to discuss the new course of study. Realty transfers include Jennie Proving and M F Provine to BFE Outlear for lot 2 block 34 Freewater and H E Pinkerton selling to George D Fell for 2500 in Livermore’s addition Pendleton. John McPhail and Mabel Craig receive a marriage license and wed at John S McLeod’s residence with Rev KL Grigsby officiating.
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Main Street
Webb
Railroad
Charles Atchley
BE. Young
Jennie Proving
M. F. Provine
BFE
Town of
Freewater
H. E. Pinkerton
Walla Walla
George D. Fell
Livermore
Pendleton
Bush and
Washington
Israel
John McPhail
Mabel Craig
John S. McLeod
Rev
KL. Grigsby
The
Presbyterian Church
First Birek Tryout Delights Official Despite Bucking
This morning the first tryout of Birek the bucking bull buffalo thrilled Director S R Thompson though he could not unload Bill Mla haffey the buckaroo. The shaggy bull bucked hard and with more experience could be tough to ride. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely arrested four men this morning for Salem in custody. They are Edward Coulson for burglary not in a dwelling Victor Pokleish for obtaining money under false pretenses John Hodson Smith for sodomy and Rod Sutter convicted of forgery.
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Birek
Buffalo
S R. Thompson
Bill Mlahaffey
Hart
Joe Blakely
Salem
Edward Coulson
Keeny
Victor Polkleish
John Hodson Smith
Rod Sutter
Pendleton Guests Arrive for Wanamaker Expedition Visit
Dr Joseph Dilton Major James Mt faueghlin and other Wanamaker expedition members will arrive in Pendleton this afternoon aboard the Toca or will go to Boundary Park for backling exhibitions. They will then visit the Wowelken mill and depart this evening for Lewiston Idaho.
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Joseph Dilton
James Mt. Faueghlin
Wanamaker Expesition
Pendleton
Houndary Park
Wowelken Mill
Lewluten Idaho
Pendleton Roundup to Welcome Distinct Guests
A long awaited Pendleton Roundup week will feature riders from diverse backgrounds including white Indian and negro buckaroos with preparations underway. The committee led by Johnson will meet honored guests including a Chinese spectator and organize special trains and events for the occasion in Walla Walla and surrounding areas.
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Pendleton
Weston Teachers Named In Weatin Schools Contracts Filed
The county superintendent lists contracts for Weston teachers Joel Davie at 106.47 monthly J H Comby 90 May B Johsson 75 and Iena Stoesker 70 per month The nine month term includes Susan McElroy eight months at 73 in district 9 and Frances Smith in district 2 at 65 per month.
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Weston
Weatin
Joel Davie
J. H. Comby
May B. Johsson
Iena Stoesker
Susan McElroy
Frances Smith
Injured Grain Buyer Henry Craig in Auto Crash Near Hospital
Henry Craig, a well known grain buyer, was hurt when his car and a passing machine collided near St. Joseph hospital around 4 PM. Craig was thrown to the ground, one leg injured, but doctors say the main damage was heart shock from the jar. both machines suffered little damage.
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Henry Craig
St. Joseph Hospital
Craig
H. S. Garfield
Convicted in Assault Case of Three Men
Ernest Todhunter Dose Owen and Shorty Saunders were yesterday evening convicted of assault. The jury found them guilty after 7 o’clock for attacking Carl Churchill Charles Mortiason and May Stuart with bricks last March. They face fines from 50 to 500 dollars or imprisonment from three months to a year or both. District Attorney Steiner has secured guilty pleas or convictions on all his cases so far.
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Punter
Ernest Todhunter
Dose Owen
Shorty
Steiner
West Webb Street Paving Completed to City Limits
Superintendent Lonergan announced to the council that paving on West Webb Street to the city limits was finished yesterday evening. The final pavement and barriers have been removed and the street is now open for traffic to the limit.
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West Webb
West Webb Street
Lonergan
Lala
Superintendent Lonergan’s Roundup Work Promise
Superintendent Lonergan promised completion by the Round-up and claimed he would beat his own previous pace by a week.
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Lonergan
Signs of Round-Up Arriving and Park Preparations
Signs of Round-up are evident with cowboys and cowgirls arriving daily and bucking horse tryouts drawing large crowds at the park. Indians haul tepee poles, carpenters work on barns, and electricians install systems as the tent city forms. Officers from the Third Infantry oversee the surplus crowd camp, while decorators spruce up venues including the First National bank building and the fair pavilion ahead of exhibits and anticipated strong attendance.
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Dein Taton Fias
Acccommodation
Board of Trade
BL. Burroughs
Eest Oregonian
Hockenjos
Third Infantry
N. G
First National Bank
Milin
Moorhouse
Fea
Finn Aif
Fire Scouts Organized by Interior Ministry
ST PETERSBORG Sept 4 A fire corps of Boy Scouts is being organized under the Interior Ministry. The unit to be called Fire Scouts will train in fire duties and firefighting methods, receiving semi military drill and preparedness for fire emergencies.
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ST. Petersborg
Ministry of the Interior
Fugenists Back Government Enforcemen t Theory in New Report
London September 4 the latest report of the Dilomacy commission notes a strong case for government enforcement of its principles. The study shows that among 18 7 5 Tasand local institutions in England and Wales the largest share of moral offense is charged to heredity. Contrary to belief alcohol is not the sole factor in most cases with only 41 percent of incidents linked to it and 4 percent to vice.
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London
Dlonacy Commission
England
Wales
Thieves lead in forge and fraud survey says police surgeon
Dr Perrier the police surgeon of Nimes reports a three year study ranking thefts and fraud. Incendiaries top the list followed by counterfeiters, lamp lighters, swindlers, and petty criminals in that order.
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CharrMs Perrier
Perrier
Paris Doctors Leave Bodies to Faculty for Dissection
Two Fremeftt Academy of Medicine members signed papers to donate their bodies for anatomical study. Doctors Barrier and Pinard, prominent French physicians, will have their remains cremated after dissection under the terms drafted today.
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Paris
Fremeftt! Academy of Medicine
Faculty of Medicine
Barrier and
Pinard
France
Brooklyn Welcomes Ohio Motorcyclists on Tour
Ohio members of the State Federation of American Motorcyclists arrived in New York after departing Cleveland Tuesday for their annual reliability tour. They will stay for the Federation anniversary celebration in Brooklyn this weekend.
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Brookyn
Ohio
New York
State Federation of American Motorcycitats
Cleveland
Federation of American Motorcyclists
Brooklyn
Man who works hard returns home to lash out at dog
A saying notes that some men desiring toil all day vent their frustration by kicking the dog at night. The line reflects on temper and domestic response in a harsh, cautionary tone.
West Alta Street to be paved in Pendleton
Pendleton council opened action to pave West Alta Street from Main to Ash with gravel bitulithic, following a petition from many property owners. J A Horn leads support for the macadam base, reducing future hard-surface costs. A Riverside Boulevard public-use proposal by Dr M S Kern was discussed, with land donations offered and possible condemnations. Intersections to be marked with a large center spot to guide left and right turns under the traffic ordinance. An ordinance for fire extinguishers in hotels and public houses was rejected. Council to meet Friday for Round-Spanish Fair transfers. no meeting next week.
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Alta Street
Pendleton
J. A. Horn
M.S. Kern
Korn
Mutibek
Ie Tusky Port
Deposed King Manuel Weds Princess Victoria of Hohenzollern
SIGMARTGEN Germany Sept 4 The deposed King Manuel of Portugal married into the T ow rolling branch of the retelling family of Germany when Princess Victoria of Hohenzollern became his bride. The ceremony was performed by Cardinal Netto at the Citivelle church.
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Sigmartgen
Germany
Manuel of
German NCO Kah Killed As Plane Crashes From Height
An other German military officer, Non commissioned Kah, was killed when his machine fell from a height of 100 feet. The fuel tanks caught fire and wood saddle firings burned.
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Strassrithag Ger
Kah
State Troops to Remain in Copper Strike Zone
In Mie& Sept 4 state authorities announce fewer troops will stay in the copper strike zone only while rioting risk exists. Troops will not be used to threaten property, per an official statement. The policy allows further redeployment of forces.
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Calemet
Mie
I Tong
Cholera Deaths Reported in Khersoyn Since August 30
In Khersoyn, from August 30, three deaths attributed to Asiatic cholera have been recorded as of September 4 in St Petersburg reporting.
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ST Petersburg
Khersoyn
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