School 10 Has Good Athletics and New Students
New students add interest to debating and athletics at School 10. Old war horses return with strong players, 42 students attended the first football meeting, and interest suggests multiple teams. Debating strength remains high with Carl Engdahl Harold Warner Elmer Storie and Roy Rowland joining from Pendleton academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Engdah
Harold Warner
Elmer Storie
Roy Rowland
Pendleton Academy
Tualitan Academy
Tracy Baker
Rooters
Cold starts warning to treat early for easier cure
The message urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold noting that delaying can lead to deeper illness and longer recovery. It warns that every hour lost at the start may extend suffering and days.
Socialist Author to Speak on Political Day at District Fair
Prof George TR Kirkpatrick, noted socialist lecturer and author of The Struggle for Existence, will replace Lewis as the speaker for Political Day at the district fair on September 30. J Phelps Stokes, another socialist speaker, will address the public at the courthouse next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TR. Kirkpatrick
Socialist Society
Portland
Lewis
George HR. Kirkpatrick
J. Phelps Stokes
Court House
North Carolina Prohibition Stronghold Highlighted
North Carolina resident Ray, friend of Will M. Peterson and partner Fred Wilson, visits city after weeks in the northwest. Ray's Yancey county area is a prohibition stronghold where 10 of over 1260 votes supported prohibition in the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Ray
North Carolina
Will M. Peterson
Fred Wilson
Northwest
Yancey County
Mr. Ray
Sheep shipment planned for September dates
Loading in Salt Lake City, Shanike GN Dansle reports purchase of 16,000 yearling ewes in this county. The sheep will be loaded for shipment from Shanike but not shipped out until September 14 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanike
Dansle
Salt Lake City
Sunday School Worker Here for Presbyterian Church
Rev J V Milligan superintendent of Sunday school work for the Presbyterian church of Oregon is in the city today to advance his work and may stay for Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Milligan
Presbyterian Church of Oregon, Ln
Tea and business motto from a grocer's ledger line
The note extols tea quality and price as key to building and sustaining a business. It claims there is no other path and hints at a grocer's promise to refund or return a customer’s token if dissatisfaction arises, mentioning Uke Schiling and a payment to him.
Fruit Exhibit Expands Echo District Display at Fair
Eeho sends fine specimens for the district fair with Crawford peaches and Hungarian prunes. Three dozen jars will travel on the Northwest circuit. The Columbia Land company plans to compete for the $1000 Spokane apple prize with a Wolf River jar from Echo among the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeho
Northwest Mill
Columbia Land Company
Spokane
Echo
Wolf River
Stone Jumps Bail Faces Wide Range of Prosecution
O C Stone, sought by Umatilla county authorities, will be brought back from Walla Walla to face numerous charges including liquor selling. He had fled after release on $500 bail with other Echoltes during a prohibition crackdown. Deputy Joe Blakeley secured requisition papers from the governor, and will transport Stone on the evening train despite an earlier habeas corpus bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
O. C Stone
Walla Wall
Stone
Echoltes
Ike
Walla Walla
Taylor
Joe Blakeley
Washington
Mitchell Married at Dayton in NW theater lease
Announced wedding of Charles J. Mitchell to Pauline E. Samuel at Dayton on September 9. Mitchell becomes lessee of the Oregon theater and plans to reside in Pendleton after October, with intentions to start a music store and organize a piano class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Mitchel
Pauline E. Samuel
Dayton
Pendleton
Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Clare
Minsle
Pendletonians Planned Mountain Camp Trek
A group from Pendleton departs tomorrow for a southern mountains camp and fishing trip lasting several weeks. The party includes J. A. Estes, his wife and child, Mr and Mrs Frank Ogarh, Mel Shutrim and wife, and Merton Shutrum. They travel from here to Henry Likinka's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoanty
J. AL .Estes
Mre
Prank O'Garh Mel Shutrim
Merton Shutrum
Henry Likinka
Doctors Back from Walh Walla
Dr. W G Cole and Dr. T M Henderson returned this morning from Walla Walla where they attended the Washington state medical society meeting yesterday. Dr. Smith Temple and Dr. Ringo also returned by autornet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do¢gtors
Walh Walla
W. G. Cole
T. M. Henderson
Walla Walla
Washington State Medical Society
Smith
Temple
Ringo
Walla Walla Rail Posts New Clerk and Agent
At Walla Walla Alfred Noth formerly a night operator in the O R R N offices has been promoted to ticket clerk and now heads the new post. W C Dibbs formerly of the city is again an O R N agent at Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Alfred Noth
Willa Willa
W. C. Dibbs
Thin City
Wallowa People Registered at Bowman Today
A group of Wallowa residents registered at the Bowman event includes Merritt Cole Ora Cole Glenn Leslie from Joseph and Harry Wade from Loutine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
The
Bowman
Merritt
Ora Cole
Glenn Leslie
Joseph
Harry Wade
Loutine
Pendleton Academy Trustees Meet Over Year Opening
The Pendleton academy trustees will convene Saturday evening at o'clock at the offices of Dra Smith and Temple to discuss opening the academy for the ensuing year next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Dra, Smith and Temple
Marriage License Teaued For Easum And Nolte Couple
A marriage license was issued today to Le Roy Easum and Ethel Nolte Nolte. The couple likely appears in the local registry as newly authorized marriage partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Eestes Easum
Ethel Nettle Nolte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
F&s
Tallman & Co
Druggis
Uke Schiling
Winslow Bros
Postoffice Blk
United States Depository
West End
Hes
America
L. Adler Brothers & Co
the Mens Shop
Max Baer
Heow
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