Jim Fang Arrested for Selling Liquor to Indians
Jim Fang, arrested Wednesday afternoon, was bound over to the federal court after noon and will be taken to Portland by a United States deputy prosecutor to await action. He ran a Garden street noodle shop and sold liquor to Indians at two to three times cost, a practice that had continued for months and drawn a growing crowd of customers.
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Jim Fang
Portland
United States
Procester
Fang
Garden Street
Redskins
St. Fane
Indian Students Detained Over Liquor Claim
Two young Indian students recently from the Chemewa school were found drunk and locked up by the police. The incident has sparked ongoing inquiries by the United States commissioner, with Indians alleging the liquor came from a Chinaman, and Fang was identified as the man involved.
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Chemewa
United States
Fang
Day's Sheep Cross Dead Line in John Day Country
Rumors from the Butter Creek region recount a sheep killing episode near the John Day area. One account claims 400 of Edi Day’s sheep died after crossing a disputed range line, while another says 150 fine bucks were slain. Verification is unavailable, but the tale suggests a clash between Day's herder and cattlemen over range rights.
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Trible
John Day
Edi Day
Butter Creek
Mr. Day
Musical entertainment at Wakefield and Cos rooms on Court Street
Master Thomas Dobson and his sister Mrs Margaret Dobson Logan will perform with Mr Bruce of Pianola fame on the Pacific Coast at Wakefield and Cos music wave rooms on Court Street Thursday evening. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Thomas Dobson
Boy Wonder
Margaret Dobson Logan
Wakefield & Cos Music Wave Rooms
Court Street
Bruce
Pacific Coast
Fortune Favors a Texan Headline
W P White of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach and loss of appetite. He began using Dr King s New Life Pills at 25 cents a box from Tallman Co drug store and soon felt like a new man.
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Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Tallman & Co
Real estate ad and stock advice from Umatilla county broker
This note highlights real estate offers presented by the advertiser in the paper and on the last page. It asserts twelve years’ experience in Umatilla county stock business and promises informed guidance for those entering the field.
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Umatilla County
Teachers Wanted in Umatilla County Reports and Stats
The county reports 96 teachers as reporting with an estimated 2689 school votes, 100 school houses, four new this year, all in good condition. County property values total 121270 and furnishings 22412 with insured value 67515. Superintendent Nowlin logged 150 visits to 100 schools, averaging 1.75 hours per visit and covering 6000 miles. Royal teachers institutes totaled 30, plus one county institute with strong attendance and results. Six private schools host 59 pupils, 21 male and 638 female. Twenty-two teachers work in these schools, including seven men and 16 women.
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Umatilla
Nowlin
Personal mentions roam Pendleton area with travelers and officials
A string of residents and visitors are noted in Pendleton and nearby: Miss Anna Marshall in Portland. Judge John J. Bulleray in Portland. Fred Shoemaker in town. W Hunt from Echo. C W Avery from Bing ham Springs. K h B Stanfield from Echo stock ranch. O G Reid and wife from Walla Walla. J M Bates at Hotel Pendleton from Walla Walla. Mrs M E Penland of Heppner at the Golden Rule. Mrs G W Wells of Heppner visiting Mrs J M Bentley. John Crowe ill with fever at home. Henry Shultz back from Colfax on business. Marshal Joe Blakley back from Salem and Portland. Mrs C S Jackson and sons for Portland several days. Charles Alspach and H A Richardson from Athena at Hotel St George. Ernest Boynton to Huntsville Wash for seminary. G E Adams of McKay in town. William Wells and Fred Fescher from Athena. Joe Parkes and family from Lehman Springs. Mrs Helm visiting Mrs John Vert at Pendleton. J W Daley in Portland on business. Virgil Slate Taylor leaving for Lewiston. W Avery of Bingham Springs in town. season near end for springs. Sheriff T D Taylor back from Salem delivering Clay Gordon to penitentiary. R Alexander and Mr Alexander by Al exander Department Store leave for Portland to attend carnival and visit friends. Rev B Jones and wife to Weston for South Methodist conference. East Columbia conference convenes. Mrs James Marston and daughter Vera return from Oakland and San Francisco. Mrs Marston studied piano with Hugo Mannfeldt. Rev John Uren to Dayton Wash. Rev Robert Warner appointed to Thompson Street M E Church. Uren to new charge at Colfax conference.
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Anna Marshall
Portland
John J. Bulleray
Fred Shoemaker
W. Hunt
Echo Home
C. W. Avery
Bingsham Springs
Kh. B. Stanfield
Echo Stock Ranch
O. G. Reid
Walla Walla
J. M. Bates
Hotel Pendleton
M. E. Penland
Heppner
Golden Rule Hotel
G. W. Wells
J. M. Bentley
John Crowe
Henry Shultz
Colfax
Joe Blakley
Salem
Mr. Avery
T. D. Taylor
Clay Gordon
State Institution
R. Alexander
Alexander Department Store
Mr. Alexander
Rev
B. Jones
Weston
South Methodist Conference
East Columbia
James Marston
Mies Vera
Oakland
San Francisco
Mre
Marston
Plano
Hugo Mannfeldt
Pendleton Welcomes Incoming Mission Worker Farewell
The discourse notes Rev. Warner has served as presiding elder of The Dalles district for six years and Rev. Uren, who began work in Pendleton, has made many friends and will be missed as he leaves.
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Warner
Dalles
Uren
Pendleton
Thunder Mountain Mania Calms Into Solid Prospect
J T Jones of Boise City, after a recent visit, says Thunder Mountain is not a land of easy wealth but a genuine mining camp with real metal work needed. He cautions against overhyped myths and urges a disciplined, businesslike approach to investing, noting the area offers valuable property for the conservative investor despite prior speculative excesses.
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J. T. Jones
Boise City
Thunder Mountain
Nat Goodwin to Have New Play Arriving in Boston Soon
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott sail from Southampton on the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for America. Mrs Madeline Lucette Ryley author of the next Goodwin play The Altar of Friendship accompanies them to assist production. Initial Boston performance scheduled for week after next.
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London
Southampton
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Madeline Lucette Ryley
Goodwin
America
Boston
Current Literature Club Meets Tomorrow in Long Beach
The Current Literature Club will meet tomorrow September 12 at 2 p m at Mrs W J Furnish home. Business of importance to be transacted and all members requested to be present. Ten dollar rate still in effect for Long Beach or Clatsop Beach round trip $10 tickets good until September 40. sales through September 15 at O R K N ticket office.
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W. J. Furnish
W J. Furnish
Long Beach
Clatapp Beach
Angora Goats Suggested for Clatsop County
Angora goats urged for Clatsop County hills by Dr Wittecombe in a letter to Judge Rowlby. Climate moisture praised as not a drawback as goats clear brush and slopes provide wood products and viable kid returns. Judges Taylor and Bowlby promote coordinated action to build an export industry and boost local fruit orchards.
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Clatsop County
Wittecombe
Rowlby
Clatsop
Taylor
Bowlby
Astoria News
A Powerful Search Light Promises Fog Penetration Breakthrough
A new signal light claims to cut through heavy fog for half a mile, potentially preventing accidents at land and sea. Interest mirrors other life saving inventions as host of people endorse Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, touted as a health maker and blood purifier aiding digestion, heartburn, and malaria. The Southern Pacific plans a 66,000 barrel oil tank at Ashland to become the northern terminus of the oil burner route.
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T.y Tt
Southern Pacific
Ashland
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