Weston Normal School Opens Amid Large Attendance
Weston Normal school opened with overflowing attendance as fits for students. Accommodations for tens of newcomers from eastern Oregon counties were secured by town efforts, with many former students returning. President French is arranging comfortable housing in Weston homes to house all.
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Weston Normal School
Jane
Alta
Wallowa
Union
Baker
Malheur
Harney
Morrow
Oregon
Weston Protest Over Liquor License for C H Walters
Weston and the Women's Christian Temperance Union protest to the city council against issuing a liquor license to C H Walters who recently had his saloon license suspended. The letter urges immediate action on suspended charges, argues the saloon endangers homes and schools, and calls for removal of the saloon and associated vice from Weston.
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C. HL. Walters
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Weston
C. HL Walters
Pholps
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Weston City
Tmatilla
C.H. Walters
Sald
Wintyre to Stand Trial in Federal Court
Jack McIntyre, the greenback artist arrested last week by Sheriff Taylor, was taken to Portland last night to stand trial in the federal court. He was examined before Commissioner John Halley Jr and bound over to the Portland court. McIntyre denied making the bogus $10 bills and with indications intends standing trial in Portland. Deputy Mareeba Griffin arrived last evening from Portland to secure McIntyre.
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Portland
United States
Jack MclIntyre
Taylor
John Halley, Jr
McIntyre
Mareeba Griffin
Meintyre
Conference Closes as Warner Reassigned to Pendleton
The Columbia River conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual meeting at North Yakima after a period of drift. Rev. Robert Warner is reassigned to Pendleton, restoring leadership there.
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Robert Warner
Pendleton
Coluumbia River
Methodial Episcopal Church
North Yakima
Pirat
Ministers Gather for Regional Conference Across Borders
A regional conference brought 115 delegates and about 500 visitors to a city, with ministers traveling from Prineville Oregon to Bonners Ferry Idaho. Attendees included Rev. Robert Warner of the New Bethlehem Church and several others from Pendleton Athena Milton and Walla Walla, among many points in the district.
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Gufference
Prineville
Ore
Bonners Ferry
Taho
Bonner’s Ferry
Pendleton
Robert Warner
Athena
John Evan Dayton
J. Harmon
Milton
They
C. C. Babbidge
Wall Walla
Flist
W. E. Thompson
Wilbur Memorial Church
KR. A, Reid
Walla Walla
Elioull
J. EK. Murphy
Pomeroy
A. W. Roberts
Echo
William de Weese
Heppner
Bo J. Handley
the Dalles
A. A, Luce
Wattsburg
A. B, Elleworthy
Teachers Contracts Filed in Two Districts
Contracts filed with county schools superintendent Miss Virginia Keene show teachers salaries rising in two districts. District 22 Miss Lottie Wilson eight months at 50 dollars monthly. District 68 eight months at 60 monthly. Pilot Rock district 1 four months at 75 monthly. district 34 six months at 40 monthly. district 37 eight months at 50 monthly. District 1 previously paid 60, and district 29 paid 50 at start of last school year.
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Virginia
Anina G. Gumphrey
Schol
William Collier to star in On the Quiet at Frazer
After success in Australia, William Collier returns to stage on September 1 for one night only at Frazer open home. The farce On the Quiet, written for him by Anecus Thomas and Me, showcases his growing star power under Charles Frohman’s direction.
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Australia
William Collier
London
Anecustus
Thomas
Colter
Charles Frohmiun
Visit of Bowerses to Crawfordsville and Baltimore estate
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bowers left for Crawfordsville Indiana to visit relatives for several weeks. They will meet heirs connected to an old Baltimore estate of which Mrs. Howers is among the heirs. An eastern company recently offered to buy the heirs interests, and the offer may be accepted if still in force. The estate is in Baltimore and valued in the millions.
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C. L. Bowers
Crawfordsville
Ind
Baltimore
Miss Frances File Gerald Named Temp Teacher at Cold Springs
Wit Tench at Cold Springs, Miss Frances File Gerald has been engaged to teach at the Cold Springs school for a six months term this winter. She recently took the state examination at Salem with a high average but cannot receive a state certificate due to age. She holds a fret Prade county certificate authorizing teaching now. The school opens next Monday.
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Wit Tench
Cold Springs
Frances File Gerald
Salem
Moorhouse Indian Photograph Booklet Redrafted Edition
The Enet Oregonian prepares a new Moorhouse Indian photograph booklet for the press in eastern Oregon. The edition will include many new photographs and substantial reading material and is described as one of the finest prints produced locally.
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Moorhouse
Enet Oregonian
Castern
Oregon
Hover Boat Sold to Lewiston Purchaser
The Mate Hover was sold to W. H. Matheson of Lewiston for 13000. It will remain on the river run and be used for needs work while the other vessel handles heavy duty. The buyer, purser on the O. St. and N. boat Spokane, hails from Riparia.
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W. H. Matheson
Lewiston
Spokane
Riparia
Kennewick Courier
Attachment Proceedings Against Jacines for 219 67
Alec S50 attorney's fee and interest since January 1, 204 noted. Thompson sues Thomas Jacines to collect 219.67 due on a note. Complaint filed by Courter Raley Paley law firm.
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KR. Thompson
Thomas Jacines
Alec
Teguiar Baptist Services Resume After East Trip
Teguiar Baptist Church will resume regular services next Sunday. Tey G L Hall returned yesterday from a two months visit in the east.
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Teguiar
Baptist Church
Tey. G. l Hall
City Employes Fight Loan Shark Tactics at City Hall
Seattle Beatle News reports city officials plan a formal meeting this week to curb loan shark practices among city employees. Officials say salary assignments to loan sharks at 3 percent per month divert workers from duties and burden finances, with trial efforts underway to end the ring.
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Bhowel
Saya
Trollen
Raised One Dollar Bill Passes As Ten In Tacoma
Captain B W Bell head of the U S Secret Service in this city reports a clever bill raise from one to ten dollars. The Seattle News notes the incident as one of the best frauds of its kind lately and says several such bills have circulated to Tacoma and Portland, with this being the first reported locally.
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B. W. Bell
U. S. Secret Service Department
Saga
Seattle New
Captain Bell
Tacoma
Portland
Growth of a Newspaper in August Boosts Appeal to Reason
The Appeal to Reason of Girard Kansas reports August circulation up 21 026 and July gains of 1780. Total circulation reached 234 000, among the nation s largest. The arrest and confinement of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in Idaho penitentiary over Steunenberg murder boosted its circulation due to its strong fight for prisoner rescue.
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Appeal To Reason
Girard
Kan
Ths
United States
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Idaho Penitentiary
Frank Steunenhere
Wheat Prices Steady at 31 Cents Local Market
Local wheat trading shows steady prices with club variety at 51 cents. Market notes mention several days of stable quotes and a reference to Lathe as part of the memory of this period.
Dr Pierce's Medicines Publicized as Safe Honest Remedies
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's medicines printed on each bottle wrapper as open, alcohol free and endorsed by authorities. It highlights Golden Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescription and other preparations as non secret, glycerine based solvents, with physicians and educated people as users. It promotes Pleasant Pellets for constipation as safe and effective.
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Dr. Pierce
Huffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Horlers Searce in Wyoming Sheepmen Report
Wyoming sheepmen warn of a famine among sheen herders and urge timely care for Mock during the winter. A local gathering includes Eagle Hall performances by Johnson & Gulett's orchestra with shows slated for Wednesday night. Also preview new patterns for men's suits at Alexander's tomorrow.
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Horlers Searce
Wyoming
Sheen
Mock
Eagle Dance
Eagle Hall
Johnson & Gulett
Alexander
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