Charles A. Hanford Speaks on Classical Drama Chance
Charles A. Hanford addressed a large Christian church audience yesterday afternoon, presenting Shakespearean plots and selections. He explained a proposed national theater to stage classical plays nationwide with government support, and discussed the Actors' Club in New York founded by Edwin Booth. Hanford offered scenes from Julius Caesar Hamlet Romeo and Juliet and As You Like It. High school students and teachers attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hanford
Christian Church
Mr. Hansford
Shakesmore
Actors’ Club
New York
Edwin Booth
Mr. Hanford
Camp of Hustlers Organizing in Pendleton
A Pendleton effort aims to establish a Camp of Hustlers, a side partner of Maccabeeism akin to Shriners to Masonry and Encampments to Odd Fellowism. The Hustlers appear as a comparatively new order.
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Pendleton
Order of Shriners
Macbeth starring John Griffith at the Frazer stage
Alden Benedict presents the distinguished young actor John Griffith as Macbeth at the Frazer on Tuesday evening April 28. The special scenery electrical and mechanical effects carried expressly by this company are perfect in every detail.
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Alden Benedict
John Griffith
Macbeth
Frazer
Personal mentions from Weston news round up
W M Zehring returns from Portland. William Stack heads to Walla Walla. J F Clemmer of Alba visiting cousin A C Funk. Thomas Thompson travels to Palouse country. Guy Wades Lo cuet Hill residence to be finished by June. Mrs A Kunkel and two children return from Walla Walla tonight. Fronts of Frazier book store and Hunziker jewelry store repainted. Geary Kimbrell files timber land proof near Bingham Springs. J A Price sells 720 acre Weston-area farm to H M Cockburn for 12.60. Easter missionary offerings at Church of the Redeemer total 140. Fronts of Peoples Warehouse and Duttons confectionery painted white. Miss Ollie Drake and Elmer to Tacoma to visit L E Drake for months. John McMaster of North Yakima visits Echo to buy sheep for Yakima ranches. Woman's Auxiliary plans entertainment to raise funds for rectory. Rev F O Jones leaves for Newport Yakima Bay as Redeemer rector. Machinery for Stevens and Jordan steam laundry arrives. full setup expected end of week and sewer trench work begins.
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Peoples Warehouse
Dutton
Ollie Drake
Elmer
Tacoma
L. E. Drake
John McMaster
North Yakima
Echo
Yakima
Church of the Redeemer
F. O. Jones
Newport
Yakima Bay
Jones
Potwin
Declamatory contest at Presbyterian church features local speakers
Tonight at the Presbyterian church Pendleton residents perform declamatory pieces. entrants include Junita Engdahl Mary Queen of Scots Regina Grace Crockett Jane's Daughter Ethel Forbes The Death Bridge of the Tay Nell Whittemore Itallians. Admission 15 cents. Will Build on Locust Hill. C B Wade plans a two story stone and frame residence at Locust Hill foot of the hill replacing the Scheerer site. Contract by Sheek and Cole. expected completion next summer.
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Presbyterian Church
Pendleton Eee
Junita Engdahl
Mary, Queen of
Locust Hill
C. B. Wade
Locust Hl
Scheerer
Hag
Sheek & Cole
Wheat land for sale near city with buildings and water system
Three-quarter sections of good wheat land five miles northwest of the city, one-half in grain, plus a dwelling, two barns and outbuildings, and a gop water system. Contact Oliver & Co. or W. Rigby at 704 Thompson Street. Also notes about Remington Arms ceasing bicycle related manufacturing and Lipton’s yacht Shamrock I being modestly expected to place second.
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Oliver & Co
W. Rigby
Thompson Street
Bond election on school district fails with light vote
Proposition to bond the district for 625 000 was voted down 135 to 82 with three ballots discarded. Officials cite apathy or indecision as causes and discuss plans for possible new school buildings. Election judges were W. T D. Hansford and J. S. Dupuis. clerk HE Cook.
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Actioo
W. T D. Hansford
J. S. Dupuis
HE. Cook
Union Hall Project Dominates Socialist Club Meeting
Tonight's Socialist Club session focuses on reorganization and a major business agenda to back a union labor hall. The painters union has pledged 400 dollars, carpenters will donate work and part of funds, other unions to buy the lot, with socialists expected to cooperate and decide on donations.
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Socialist Club
Painters’ Union
Wilbur Sues for 43156 Over Bunkhouse Fire
Attorney Hailey and Lowell file suit for 43156 against defendant for negligence in overturning a stove causing a bunkhouse fire near Meacham on November 9, 1901. Wilbur owned the bunkhouse valued at 60 dollars. Alex Burkmeyer and George Rose owned chattels worth 50 and 46 dollars respectively, assigned to Wilbur after the blaze.
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Hailey & Lowell
E. J. Wilbur
Meacham
Wilbur
Alex Burkmeyer
George Rose
West End School House Bond Proposal in Pendleton
E T Wade urges building a west side school in Pendleton Oregon across the river to serve both sides. He argues a $32220 bond split between east and west ends would pass and notes need for a bridge and easier access for children to avoid busier streets. Wade defends gradual public comment and asserts support from local residents.
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T. Wade
Umatilla
Pendleton
Ore
East Oregonian
Aacademy
North Side
E. T. Wade
Boat Capsize Near Ballard's Landing Drowns Two Children
In Snake River near Ballard's Landing a rowboat capsized while crossing for Ballard's. Ed Chipman's children Mildred aged 5 and Bernard aged 11 drowned. three men were rescued. Bodies recovered. rescue details relayed to Baker City Herald.
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Snake River
Ballard's Landing
Mildred Chipman
Bernard Chipman
Ed Chipman
Reed Mine
The
Herald
Mr. Chapman
Bud Prescott
Ed Phelps
Ballard’s
Baker City Herald
Mrs Hoxter Addresses Crittenton Home Support Meeting
A large audience attended a meeting at the Baptist church to support the Porl and Florence Crittenton Home. Mrs Hoxter spoke on the home’s history and aims and fundraising was successful with twenty dollars raised. Mrs Hexter will spend the week in the city collecting for the charity.
Ordained minister travels to Moscow for extended stay
Miss Lillian Edwards leaves this morning for Moscow Idaho to stay with her sister Mrs Rozene Stewart. Mrs Stewart is an ordained minister of the Congregational church and was formerly president of North Yakima Congregational Academy and pastor of the Congregational church at Hillyard Washington. Her father Rev Jonathan Edwardes of this city was pastor of a Spokane Congregational church.
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Lillian Edwards
Moscow
Idaho
Rozene Stewart
Stewart
North Yakima Congregational Academy
Congregational Church
Hillyard
Wash
Jonathan Edwardes
Spokane
Sutton Divorce Petition Seeks Custody in Pendleton
Peter West represents Mariam R Sutton in a divorce action against Albert Sutton filed in Pendleton. The couple married in April 1902. Grounds cited are abandonment and non support, with custody of the infant child also requested.
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Peter West
Mariam R. Sutton
Albert Sutton
Petiton
Plaintff
Pendleton
Contests Settled Over Southwest Land Dispute
Henry Wade and Carl M. Hemphill have settled their contest over the Athto and quarter section land eight to ten miles southwest of the city. The agreement ends testimony taking and Wade retains possession of the property.
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Henry Wade
Carl M. Hemphill
Athe
Mr. Wade
Dyspepsia Tablets Earn High Praise in Vancouver Testimonial
A Vancouver resident praises Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets after eight months of stomach troubles. The letter claims rapid relief and invites readers to request a free trial from W. H. Hooker & Co. in Buffalo, N Y, via F. W. Schmidt & Co. druggists.
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Acker’s
Acker
Francis I. Ganner
Vancouver
Wash
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Roosevelt family to return home after minor accident
Mr and Mrs C E Roosevelt and their young daughter are expected home this evening after a run over incident in Walla Walla. The child sustained only bruises and scratches and should recover quickly.
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C. E. Roosevelt
Walla Wall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Church—High School
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
W,. M. Zehring
Portland
William Stack
Walla Walla
J. F. Clemmer
Alba
A. C. Funk Thomas Thompson Lheft
Palouse Country
Guy Wade
Locuet Hill
Stevens & Jordan Steam
Remington Arms Co
Thomas Lipton
Phladelphia
Thompson Streets
ST. Joe Store
ST. Joe
W.j.clarke
Court Stree
Silk Department
Big
Boston Stof
M. A. Rade Main and Webb
BECK
Pluabe Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
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