West Virginia coal strike nearly ended and comet sighting anticipated
The labor dispute in West Virginia shows signs of winding down as President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reportedly advises miners to return to work. Observations from Director Campbell of the Lick Observatory suggest a large comet will soon be visible to the naked eye. A Santa Fe special train carried Mrs A Duke and daughter from Winslow to Denver in 20 hours 22 minutes. Atlanta superior court issued an order restraining Creditable Loan & Security Co from payments and fines pending further order, noting liabilities near 760,000 and assets around 150,100 in sworn tax returns.
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West Virginia
Mitchell
Campbell
Lick Observatory
California
Mra A. Duke
Winslow
Arizona
Denver
Colo
County Superior Court
Atlanta
Pacific Northwest News Digest Sheep Poisoning and Land Deals
Eastern Oregon reports sheep poisoned by licking potassium stones. Heppner parties purchased over 3000 acres on Willow Creek and seek coal. Ashland shipping Crawford peaches. heavy shipments expected for ten days. A pioneers meeting draws 200 plus attendees near Olalla’s historic battle site. State Board of Equalization in Olympia discusses delinquent-tax property bids, Fierce County bidding 540 000. Arizona men own an old prospector outfit moving from Baker City to Thunder Mountain. Railroads stage mass employe meeting in Hillyard denouncing Governor McBride platform. Dr Taggart of St Paul predicts 76000 migrants to Oregon and Washington. Captain Bass, Oregon pioneer Democrat, dies at Whatcom aged 71. Glenola transports 6000 John Little sheep from Antelope to The Dakes for shipment to Chicago.
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Oregon
Heppner
Willow Creek
Ashland Fruit and Produce Association
Olalla
State Board of Equalization
Olympia
Wash
Henry Howe
Joseph Shannon
Arizona
Baker City
Thunder Mountain
Hillyard
McBride
Taggart
St. Paul
Minnesota
Cguegon
Washington
Samuel Bass
Pacific Coast
Whatcom
Mount Holly, N. J
University of Oregon Opens 20th Session at Eugene
The University of Oregon will open its 20th session at Eugene on Wednesday September 17. The outlook is promising with several new faculty members added, well prepared by training and experience. Summer repairs improve dormitory gymnasium and Leady ball facilities. Prospective students are invited to contact the president for guidance and catalogues.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Not Doomed For Life Bucklen Arnica salve cures piles
It was treated for three years by good doctors for Piles and Fistula but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks. Cures burns cuts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles or no pay. 26c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
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W. A. Greer
McConnelville
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Wins Om Beets Pullers 7 to 6
Pendleton defeats Om Beets Pullers 7 6 in a tight game. Walla Walla edges Baker City to force two games in the present series with two for the Sharp shooters and one each for the Indians and Geet Pullers.
Pendleton Indians Rally To Beat La Grande 7 6 In Close Tilt
In a tense series game Pendleton defeats La Grande 7 to 6 after trailing until the fourth inning. Key moments include a five run fourth, late rallies, and disputes over umpire calls. Pendleton pitcher McGucken fanned six while La Grande had four earned runs. Walla Walla edged Baker City 1 0 in a separate close matchup as Pendleton remains near the pennant shadow.
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la Grande
Pendleton Indians
Pendleton
Indians
Russell
le Grande
Basle
McGucken
Taylor
Black
Dolin
Strick
MccGucken
Schmidt
Fay
Stovall
Brown
Indians Contend for Pennant as Series Winds Down
The Indians hold a strong grip on the pennant as the series with La Grande ends today and Sunday. Eight games remain against Walla Walla and Baker City, with another Baker City series planned at home. Tomorrow a high spirited game at the local diamond pairs Roy Alexander’s Wonders against an All Pendleton team, promising a solid amateur matchup. The Wonders, a young squad, are buoyed by an untouched season percentage of 1.000 with no losses.
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Indians
la Grande
Walla Walla
Baker City
Roy Alexander
Wonders
Jin Winessing
Wonders J
Weston youth named deputy assessor in C P Strain team
Clark Nelson of Weston has been chosen as deputy assessor to assist Assessor-elect C P Strain. Nelson, a 21 year old Oregon native, is a Weston native who graduated from the Eastern Oregon State Normal in 1898 and later completed a post graduate normal course and Portland Business College in the current year.
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Clark Nelson
Weston
C. P. Strain
Nelson
East End
Weston Public
Eastern Oregon State Normal
Portland Business College
Excursion to Washington for G A R encampment
The O R N Co offers round trip tickets to Washington October 6 to 11 for 69.85 dollars. Sale dates September 20 and 30 with a 30 day limit. Passengers may choose routes for travel to and from the event.
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Washington, D. C
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Lyle
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Chicaab
Hotel
W. R. Glendening
Bruce Wallace
Michigan
Robert Webee
A.C. Newell
Portland
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J. H. Schirelty
C. A. Willets
Boston
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Missouri Ballet
R. B. Nores
Mondamin
J. W. Hume
Guthrie
Myers Portland
A. Roderick Grant
E. E Moon
Hurdland
J. H. Mendenhall
Seattle
J. A. Baker
W. F. Merriam
P. E. Hall
George Bell
St. Gill
Spokane
W. J. Miller
Omaha
F. J. Gardner
J. E. Kidd
Canyon City
F. A. Youngerson
Winnifred Hunsucker
G. E. Batan
J. J. Henry
Wheeling
A. R. Graham
Harrington
William Donn
C. Forrester
F. M. Mulkey
Pilot Rock
Nellie Alulker
G. F. Otis
Frank Stahlman
Shep
H. F. Moore
City
J. Arlington
B. Johnson
Camas Prairie
C. M. Pierce
C. EL Craig
C. J. Praker
Charles Serelt
Helix
J. H. Hascall
Pilot Rock Co
Dover
Nate Paiz
Waliey George McGlivery
P. E. Hunsucker
W. Williams
G. D. Galley
A. J. Hall
D. Hafner
Walter Hafner
T. Hemierdinger
Golden Gate
Sol Lemer
A.nena
G. P. Jackson
Dayton
H. D. Lease
Conover
W. J. Hughes
Boise
P.c. Pendleton
Brockhoff
Far
Schills
T. Adams
Hammond
Eeney
Taror
P Oreeseee
G. Adams
Edwards
Ib Black
R. Brown
Thompson
Bolin
Rt Shea
Castner
MY Lady's
New England
Scotland
F.w.schmidt & Co
Seapeeember
N.berkeley
Rte Natietaek
Hayker
THE
Hayner Distilling Company
BT. Louis
Dirteizer
Martin’s Family Grocery and Bar
R. Martin
Pendleton Acade
Yale
Princeton
Stanford
F. L. Forbes, D. D
Princip
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
KINE
Grove van Bent
Polydore Moons
Nyrwicn
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