Local Classifieds Include Rentals Sales and Notices
A cluttered local ads page lists various wants and offerings: hens for sale, rental rooms including furnished options, housework and nursing help, dressmaking and sewing, wood saw service, cedar paste, ice cream, sodas and beers, eggs and poultry, spices, mandolin and violin lessons, moving service, and a call for a live trader editor. Addresses and phone numbers are mixed through the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Joe Kil
Ingurmnese
American National Bank
Bing
Red
Jane Street
Snyder
Oak Street
Bath
A. T. Matthews
Mrs. Cornwell
Cosbie
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
O. Hohbach's
Court Street
Eest Oregonian
John Gagen
N. B. Stearns
Timinean
Ore
Madison
Black
Water Street
Main
Garden Street
Main Street
Water St
City
Pendleton Specialty Co
Pendleton Building Association Holds Stockholders Meeting
Notice states the Pendleton Building Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 2 20 P M on April 5 1913 at the office of Mark Moorhouse Company dated March 24 1912 Mark Moorhouse secretary.
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The
Pendleton Building Association
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
La Grande Boosters Visit Baker for Welcome
Baker Commercial club plans a mid April visit by 25 to 30 La Grande boosters to Baker. The group will arrive by pony in the afternoon, tour local entertainments, and depart on No. 6 in the evening. The welcome aims to mirror a prior Baker trip to La Grande and ensure a hearty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ore
Baker Commercial Club
la Grande Commercial Club
Union County Boosters
la Grande Boosters
la Grande
Raker
Railroading in the Clouds Arica Pa Paz airline feat
The Arica Paz air line marks a railway engineering triumph across the Andes linking Chile to Bolivia. It notes previous Andean lines through Uspallata and paths from Autogasta to the Bolivian tableland, with Arica Tacna history and a Tacna harbor, and Mount Tacna snow cap 19,900 feet high.
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Arica-Pa Paz
Andes
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Atlantic
Uspallata
Chili
Argentine Republic
Peru
Ecuador
Autofagasta
Lake Titicaca
la Paz-Arica
Mount Tacna
The
Christian Herald
Pendleton Welcomes County Visitors And Arrivals
Arm Grover arrives on the N P. Mayor Carl Engdehl of Helix visits the city. H T Paterson of Umatilla, a county visitor yesterday. BE Mentzer of Holdman taking a Pendleton Saturday visit. C & Conner, Helix farmers, transacting Pendleton business. G0 Kincaid of Stanfield makes a frequent Pendleton call. Emmett Heese of Helix district among today’s farmers. Joe T. Hinkle, county representative, in Hermiston on business. Mr and Mrs M L Morrison of Helix aboard the NP. Mr and Mrs BE Casey from Helix arrive by the Northern Pacific. David Wright of Weston among county folk transacting Pendleton business yesterday. W J McGiarigle of Vancouver B C, Pendleton pitcher, registered at the Lowman. Herbert Manassee, nephew of Leon Cohen, arrives to work in uncle’s store. Mrs G L Stockett returns from Athens after visiting daughter Mrs A M Meldrum.
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Arm Grover
N. P
Carl Engdehl
Helix
H. T. Paterson
Umatilla
BE. Mentzer
Holdman Clriven
Penileton
Emmett Heese
Joe T. Hinkle
Hermiston
M. L. Morrison
Casey
Northern Pacific
David Wright
Weston
Pendleton
W. J. McGiarrigle
Vancouver
B. C
Lowman
Herbert Manassee
Leon Cohen
L. Stockett
Athen
A. M. Meldrum
Herald Taken Over by Yakima Republic
The Yakima Herald in North Yakima, Washington, is taken over by a stock company led by James Leslie as president and WW Robertson as vice president. The Republic will print the Herald and move offices to the Republic building, with Barrett managing editing and Barrett taking charge of the Republic job department after buying a half interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Wash
Yakima Herald
George XN
Thesley
James Leslie
Yakima Daily Republic
WW. Robertson
the Republic
HL P. Barrett
Tréaurer
Mir Lesle Wil
Barrett
Herald
Phepublic
Republic
Republic Press
The
Thveley
Citizens Disagree With Council Paving Award in McMinnville
In McMinnville on April 6, property owners filed injunctions against the mayor and city attorney over the council’s choice of Montague & O'Reilly for hart surface asphalt paving, instead of Clark & Henry Construction, which had the lowest bid. The contract exceeds $111,000, with owners claiming a $5,000-ahead saving by the Clark & Henry bid. The petition asks the council to reverse and award the contract to the prior year’s paving firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Ire
Hecause
Montague & O'Reilly
Clark & Henry Construction Company
Clark & Henry
Two Lads Start To See The World In Oregon
Baker Oregon April 6 Two wandering brothers Chester Boswell and Leonard Goul skipped school last Monday and walked to Haines then boarded a train to La Grande. Local authorities picked them up and Chester's father wired him home. They returned to Baker and were back in school today, content but unlikely to repeat the adventure soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ore
Chester Boswell
Leonard Goul
Haines
la Grande
Chester
Mrs Julia Hutton Dies at Waterlow Oregon Pioneer
Mrs Julia C Hutton grandmother of Governor Oswald West dies at 87 in Waterloo Oregon and will be buried beside her husband in Salem Oregon. She came to Oregon with her husband from Indiana in the early fifties and spent her last years with daughter Mrs James Harbin in Waterloo. Surviving are another child O D Hutton of Portland.
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Salem
Ore
Julia C Hutton
Oswald West
Waterloo
Odd Fellows
Hutton
Oregon
Indiana
Mis
James Harbin
O. D. Hutton
Portland
Parcels Post Business Shows Big Increase
Washington April 5 The parcels post service reports a fifty percent rise in March shipments over January. The growth comes from the first three months of this year as detailed by Postmaster General Burleson in the official release.
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Washington
Burleson
Friedmann Refuses Millionaire's Serum Treatment
New York April 5 five thousand dollars for an injection of serum into his tubercular arm offered by an unnamed millionaire was refused by Dr Friedmann. He said he declined because of a pledge to federal health officials not to take patients except those they select.
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New York
Friedmann
W. E. D. Stokes
Brandeis backs La Follette on railroad valuation act
Louis D. Brandeis, called the people's lawyer, endorses Senator La Follette's railroads valuation act. He argues for abolition of interlocking directorates and a federal railroad costs bureau, to reveal true operating costs and justify rates. He cites Morgan interests and the need for reliable data on railroad value and expenses.
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Howton
Mass
Louis B. Brandeis
United Press
Senator la Follete
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Bureau of Railroad
Mr. Brandeis
J. P. Morgan & Company
Louis D. Brandeis
la Follette
Commission
Railiroad
J.P. Morgan & Co
Steel Trust
United States
United States Commissioner of Corporations
Pullman Dean Visits Oregon Women Conference Planned
Dr Rodah M White dean of women at Washington State College visits Oregon Agricultural College at Waldo Hall to learn about the institution and Pacific Northwest women in non teaching work. She plans a mid month vocational conference in Pullman showcasing professions trades and employments for college bred women.
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Rodah M. White
W. S.C
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Cor Vallis
Ore
Washington State College
A. Crayne
Waldo Hall
White
Pacific Northwest
Pullman
Hotel or Hall Lease Offer in Pendleton Oregon
An agent advertises Brown's Hall for lease in Pendleton. Premises to be kept in first class condition with steam heat gas baths and electric lighting. Long term lease to a responsible party. See George W. Coutts before April.
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Brown’ Hall
George W. Coutts
Pendleton
Oregon
Peruna adds laxative to offer lasting relief for catarrh
A physician recounts developing an internal catarrh remedy by adding a laxative to Peruna. He claims the revised formula relieves constipation first and then cures catarrh, leading to permanent relief with no pills. The product is marketed as Peruna and Ka-Tar-No via drugstores and a booklet.
Gunboat Smith and Attell Play in Coast League Action
Portland outlasts San Francisco 4 to 3 as Flame Delhi yields six hits in two innings and the Portland offense scores early. Los Angeles tops Venice 11 to 10 in a high scoring affair with 25 batters used. Oakland wins in 13th inning over Sacramento 5 to 4 as Parkin Pope Malarkey and Mitze stake the victory.
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Portland
Frisco
San Francisco
Becaure "Flame
Delhi
RH. E
Civsuaen
Cen
Los Angeles
Venice
R. H. E. Wenaga
Os Seinibes
Los
Ampuless So
Cee
Raleigh
Brackenridge
Gray
Hitt
Thomas
Perritt
Tozer
Boles
Oakland
Sacramento
Cal
R. H
Mayer Champion Billiards Triumph at National Final
Joseph Mayer of Brooklyn defeated BE Gardner of East Orange New Jersey 400 to 267 in the national amateur 18.2 billiard championship final. Mayer logged a high run of 180 and an average of 19 12 21 while Gardner posted a 48 high run and an average of 12 15 21.
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Mayer
Philadelphia
Joseph Mayer
Brooklyn
BE. W. Gardner
East Orange
N. J
Gardner
Pitcher Arrives in Pendleton Tryout Flight
W. J. McGarrigle, a pitcher released by Bob Brown of the Vancouver team, arrived yesterday to try out with Terry McKune. He is said to have a good fastball and may become a fixture on the Pendleton staff.
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W. J. McGarrigle
Bob Brown
Vancouver
Terry McKune
McGarrigle
Pendleton
Portland boy Gleason joins Pendleton workouts
Will Gleason, a young Portland catcher with past ties to the Oakland club of the Const lenzue and recent tryouts with Spokane, arrived in Pendleton yesterday for a workout under Terry McKune. He had been sought by La Grande, but manager King reportedly would not raise his salary to the asking level.
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Will Gleason
Portland
Oakland
Spokane
Pendleton
Terry. McKune
Gleason
la Grande
King
Old Time Fighters Box for Charity in New York
Old time pugilists joined exhibition bouts at the 22nd Regiment Armory in New York to raise money for flood sufferers. Notable participants included Jack McAuliffe, Kid McCoy, Terry McGovern, Young Corbett, and Peter Maher with Tom Sharkey as referee, while present day contenders featured Luther Mearty.
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New York
22Nd Regiment Armory
State Athletic Commission
Jack McAuliffe
Kid McCoy
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
Luther Mearty
Warner Fails To Throw Pineau In Handicapy Meet
Wrestling instructor Ed Warner of the Walla Walla Amateur Athletic Club failed to throw Ernest Pineau in a handicap match last night. Warner agreed to throw Pineau three times in an hour, or once every twenty minutes, but the first fall lasted 22 minutes 15 seconds. Pineau now seeks another hour bout, with Warner to throw him three times. The contestants anticipate a future hour long match amid eager interest.
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Walla Walla
Waeh
Ed Warner
Artutte
East Oregonian Scrips for Old Rags Sale Drive
The East Oregonian advertises that it will buy old rags, requesting large clean bundles. Readers are invited to bring or mail mothproofed rags to the newspaper office at their earliest convenience.
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East Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Fie
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
Pendleton Speciality Co
North Side
Mark Street
Boney
Ponlind Brothers
R. O. Hawks
Focal Trade
Oregonian
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom Tie Jeweler
Post Office Block
F. J. Donaldson
C. & Conner
Kincaid
Stanfield
Yakima Republic
Julia Hutton
Waterlow
Brandeis
Morgan and Company
Pullman Dean
Hartman
Gunboat Smith, Freddie Welch and
Abe Attell
Coast League
Pitcher
Catcher Gleason
Warner
FE. Pineau
Pacific Coast League
Union Als'n
Tse Goldsmith
Oldsmith
John Bt
Clacinnail
Okie
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
Cyrus Noble
W. J. van Schuyver & Co
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