Suffragists Plan to Attend Round-Up in Pendleton Mecca
Pendleton becomes the hub for equal suffrage workers during the Round-up next month with plans to attract cowboys cowgirls and thousands of visitors. The Portland Woman's club campaign committee pushes for suffrage emblems and yellow attire for riders and a painted male figure. Prominent speakers are secured and cartoons promoting votes for women will be distributed statewide.
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Pendleton
Porthind Woman's Club
Portland Journal
Roosevelt
Benheath
Freckles Vanished with Double Strength Othine
Eminent skin specialist unveils a dry double strength ointment that removes freckles and brightens skin. Sold in Pendleton with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. One night’s use may fade lighter freckles, claims the ad. Harmless for tender skin and available at first class druggists.
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Pendleton
State boards lease Oregon lakes for salt rights
In southeastern Oregon the state land board approved a 40 year lease for Summer and Abert lakes to a company led by Charles M. Sain Ellis Mullery and W G Young. It covers 8 000 acres of land and water with rights to extract all salts from waters and lake beds. Royalties start at not less than 60 000 dollars annually next year and the company posted a 10 000 dollar surety bond, to be upgraded to 50 000 dollars next year.
Funeral for Pendleton lumberman Robert Forster
Funeral services for Robert Forster, Pendleton lumberman, were held at Finley’s chapel. Masons conducted the service with brief addresses by Dr. C. J. Smith and C. H. Carter. Burial followed at Mount Scott cemetery. grounds of the estate would be decorated as a fairyland for an evening hours transformation.
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Portland
Ore
Robert Forster
Pendleton
Finley's Chapel
Columbia Lodge No. 114
Masons
C. J. Smith
C. H. Carter
Harry Metsuade
Verna Smith
Dr. C. J. Smith
J. F. Robinson
H. F. Johnson
E. M. Freeley
F. ¢. Taylor
William Peterson
S&s. B. Calderhead
Walla Walla
Antone Nolte
Pasco
T. C
Belasco to Produce Plays to Refute Plagiarism Claim
Belasco agreed to stage The Woman and Goldknopf's Tainted Philanthropy, at his own expense, in October to show the plays are unlike each other and refute theft charges. Judge Holt accepted the offer and will rule after viewing both performances. Belasco vows equal or better casting and aims to end the dispute with the claimant.
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New York
David Belasco
William ¢. de Mille
Abraham Goldknopfs
United States
Holt
Goldknopf
Belasco
Bolasco
Bavaria
Judge Holt
Mr. Belasco
Millionaire Party at Frick Estate in Boston
Henry C Frick hosts a lavish society affair at Pride s Crossing on his Boston estate tonight with guests all millionaires except President Taft. The event begins at seven with a flawless dancing floor to be installed on the lawn and removed by early morning to preserve the lawn’s neat appearance after the gathering.
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Mass
Henry ©. Frick
Pride's Crossing
Taft
Pittsburgh
Frick
Mr. Frick
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