Bizness 19 Ends Officers Night in Walla Walla
A banquet last night by Vielers and Tost ALCO marked the close of the event. Tonight the officers prepare for travel to Walla Walla and the meeting price for next year’s session is set by the faccitive committee, with last night’s banquet remembered as a highlight.
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Walla Walla
Vielers
Tost Alco
Vancouver
B.C
Pendleton
Moorhouse
Mr. Robinson
T. T. Geer
T. G. Halley
Henry Dickson Jones
The
Elks
Panjleton
Local Officers Appoint Board Members From Several Cities
Officers Chon Frank McCullough of Spo tate president John F Robinson of Pendleton vice president L T Hilland of Portland secretary treasurer A Jacgotean of Seattle sergeant-at-arms
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Frank () McCulliugh
Spotate
John F. Robinson
Pendleon
L. T.hilland
Portland
Braan Rer
A. Jacgotean
Seattle
Banquet of Laundrymen Ends Pendleton Visit
The sixth annual Oregon and Washington laundrymen gathering closed in Pendleton with a grand banquet at the Hotel Pendleton. Guests enjoyed a lively program, including a surprise appearance by No Shirt No etc. The group toured Walla Walla, then returned for further hospitality hosted by Pendleton Lodge 28%.
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Oregon and Washington
Pendleton
Ife
Oregon
Walla Walla
Garden City
Pendleton Lodge
Bo P.O. B
Paving Crew Clears Crosswalks on Malin Street
A local paving company charges ahead on Malin Street with steam roller and plow, grinding and tearing out old crosswalk sections as part of urgent street work. Strong crews work quickly to restore safe pedestrian routes today.
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Pagina Company
Malin Street
Street upheaval after earthquake slows traffic
After the quake life resembled Friece's streets but traffic remained manageable. Main street crosswalks were uprooted by a steam roller and dragged away. A rat colony hid as a worker stepped aside amid amused bystanders. Court street rof tering machine stuck in a hole required county workers to assist and yank it free with another roller.
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Friece
Main Street
West End
Court Street
Renn Bilding
Juegernsut
State Irrigation Meeting at Hood River October 11 12
State Irrigation Association to hold convention in Hood River October 11 and 12 during the Apple fair. Officers Stephen A. Lowell and A King Wilson push to discuss vital state issues. Program covers Carey Act irrigation in the Deschutes valley Humid regions irrigation Malheur Willamette Rogue River Valley and more with notable speakers.
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State Irrigation Association
Hood River
State Association
National Irrigation Congress
Boize
State Irrigation Congress
Stephen A. Lowell
Minutess
A. King Wilson
Portland
Inland Empire
Oregon
Deerchutes Valley
Jesse Stearns
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company
John H. Lowla
F. L. Kent
Oregon Agricultural College
Malheur County
Ore
F. W. Metcalf
Arcadian Farm
Judd Geer
Cove
John H. Lawrey
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Grant B. Dimick
Monckwmase
Rogue River Valley
J. W. Perkins
Juckeon County
Prisoners Thrashed in Police Court Session
In police court this morning three prisoners were brought before Judge Joe Parkes and received sentences of five shillings or three days. In the dock were Charles Jones Wilm Watton and Jim Bad Howdy, with the inn named only for fees by Maney.
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Joe Parkes
Hatch
Charles Jones
Willm Watton
Jim Bad Howdy
Maney
Forter Echo Teeters Over Tralley Financing Claim
Our notice says Joe Tralley, named in dispatches as securing 12,000,000 from the Standard Oil grant, is not the popular foreman of the Stinfield mob at Forter-Echo tegieter. The statement disclaims Tralley’s involvement and distances him from the cited funding claim.
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Notley
Joe Tralley
Ol Orand
Stinfield
Forter
Echo Tegieter
Yakima County to Prosecute Indian Murder Case
Yakima County officials plan to prosecute the murder of a Yakima Indian named Stuck Owan near Toppenish on the Yakama Reservation. Billy George and his brother are charged after an altercation with Stuck, who was killed. Billy George is in custody, the brother remains at large. Albert Barnhart acted as interpreter for Billy George, and witnesses say the fatal stabbing occurred during a confrontation as the men chased Stuck. Authorities say evidence supports a full prosecution to halt further Indian murders.
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Peter
Lawson
Dilly George
Billy George
Aneler
Bary
Albert Barnhart
Umatilla
Billy Albert
Albert
Bruck
Hilly Georay
Johnny Frank
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