Federal court rules govern Pendleton Medford sessions
The U S District Court announces rules by Judges Wolverton and Bean. Papers in state cases are to be kept in Portland unless at Pendleton or Medford sessions. Deputy clerks may file in Pendleton or Medford and forward to Portland. Jury lists and filing procedures are outlined with county-specific handling. The Taft inauguration band piece is noted.
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U. S
Pendleton
Medford
Portland
Vida Johnston
Federal Court
Wolverton and Bean
Umatilla
Baker
Union
Wallowa
Grant
Hamey
Malheur
Crook
Sherman
Morrow
Wheeler
Josephine
Jackson
Klamath
Lake
Harney
Klamath and
United States
Philippine Constabulary
Taft
Rich people favor Ivory soap for all but rough chores
The passage argues that only the rich can afford poor soap due to excess alkali that damages fabric and belongings. It advises non-rich people to use Ivory Soap for most washes and reserve the harsher soap for only the coarsest tasks, reflecting class-based soap choice.
Professor Starr Praises Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Pay Streak
Seattle September reports Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago examined the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition and praised the Pay Streak for its high class amusements and strong educational value. He noted the Monitor and Merrimac spectacle, 19 000 season passes issued, $114 000 in receipts by Sept 15, and 7000 state teachers with high reuse of passes, indicating superior patronage and educational impact.
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Seattle
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Japan
Monitor
Merrimac
Monitor and
Merrican
Freewater Advices and Camp Meeting Attract Attention
Freewater Sept 27 Special Correspondence. Dillon Hoskis of Hudson Bay injured in team accident losing three ribs, kidney punctured, in critical condition. Funeral of Miss Ethel Standage held at Freewater Presbyterian with Rev Levi Jonnson of Milton delivering the sermon. Rebekahs and Lady Maccabees attended the procession and burial. Church of God camp meeting in city park draws many speakers and crowds. baptism and millrace salvation noted. Union exhibit planned with Milton and Freewater at Pendleton and Walla Walla fairs. William Clark sells home and land to A Burrant for 16000. plans to move to Scotland. Sunyside Methodist and Valley Presbyterian receive new pastors.
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Freewater
Dillon Hoskins
Hudson Bay
Hoskins
Will Kirk
Helix
Ore
D. J. Kirk
Ira Crookes
Orofino
Idaho
Sunnyside
Freewater Presbyterian Church
Levi Jonnson
Milton
Rebekahs
Lady Maccabees
Misa Standage
Claude Beale
Seattle
Pendleton
Walla Walla
William Clark
Ferndale
A. Burrant
Walla Walfla
Mra. Clark
Scotland
Saints
Church of God
Capenkera
G. W. Bailey
Spokane
India
Does Naturalization Law Affect Hindus
San Francisco reports a clash over naturalization policy as Turks and Hindus seek citizenship. Chief examiner Peter Blazer says he interprets white persons as Europeans only, potentially barring Hindus Japanese Chinese and Turks. Several Hindu and Turk applications are pending and facing federal challenges.
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San Francisco
California
Citisenship
Peter Blazer
Difficult task of choosing best automobile compared to cantaloupe
The remark compares selecting the finest automobile with selecting the best cantaloupe, implying equal difficulty in judging quality across two unrelated goods. It reflects a playful aside about consumer discernment and standards.
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Fair Ground
Oregon
Jersey
Royal Worcester
BON Ton
East Oregonian
Starr
Chicago
Hils
Monster
Freewater Advices
Mise Ethel
Ing
The
Washington
Wm E. Hanscom Jeweler
Winslow Bros
M. Heacock
Optician
Koeppen & Brothers
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