West Word Ho parade promised as Round-Up spectacle
Pendleton Round-Up plans the largest western pageant yet for next month’s show. Manager Paul Sperry touts full-blood Indian features cowboys and cowgirls in regalia, four bands, staged fronts, emigrant train and bucking scenes, plus a film crew to document the entire parade with riders urged to join in mounted in cowboy attire.
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Paul Sperry
Pendleton
Weston Cowgir
Bowen
Arnold
Tab Lgau
Sperry
Motion Picture Company
Stolen Mona Lisa Still Not Recovered In Paris
Paris authorities broaden search for the Mona Lisa stolen from the Louvre yesterday. All French cities are being scanned and every suspicious vehicle is halted. The Louvre remains closed as detectives sweep the building for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Louvre
Pendleton News Item: Child Scald Injury and Theft Case
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a child scalded by hot grease while near a mother preparing dinner. The arm burn was treated and expected to heal. Also noted is a theft allegation against J O Wreath for allegedly stealing 180 dollars from C M Walker, with Deputy Sheriff Strand involved.
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Walter Miers
Wo Cc. B. Pruitt
J. O. Wreath
Strand
C. M. Walker
Matinee by Round-Up Riding and Driving Club Promised
The Round-Up Riding and Driving Club announces a Sunday matinee, the last until after the Round-Up, with morning track training for entrants and events expected to be highly exciting. University of Oregon Professor RB H Dearborn, head of electrical and mechanical engineering, was in town last night then left for Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunlay
RB H Dearborn
Electrical and McHanical Engineering
University of Oregon
Walla Wal‘i
Dearborn
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Six Drunks in Court Reported in Local Police Court Action
Six men were arrested after heavy drinking. William Emerson John Dow and Richard Roe forfeited five dollar bonds Henry Kopen and F L Davis paid five dollars each after pleading guilty Jacob Kindren was jailed after spending all his money in a police court session reported this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emerson
John Dow
Richard Roe
Henry Kopen
FL Davis
Meading Sullty
Jacob Kindren
Boat Sinks and Three Die in Mississippi River
Memphis Tennessee August 23 The river packet Harry Lee sank in the Mississippi last night Pittman Williams and two negroes were drowned.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harry Lee
Mississippi Velver
Pittman Willams
Twe Negrote
Burial Eye With Curling Iron Warns Women Readers
A second curling iron accident in the city concerns women users after a hot iron burned Miss Gladys BuckWalter of Portland who had been visiting her uncle Fr. McMonies. She was sent to Portland for specialist care. Mrs. William Bond also suffered a similar incident last winter. The report notes dangers of curling irons.
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Gladys
Buck- Walter
Portland
Fr. McMonies
William Bond
Lusi Winter
Card of Thanks to Pendleton Friends
We express sincere thanks to the kind friends of Pendleton for courtesies shown during our stay and affliction We shall cherish memories of the good people of Pendleton Mae Reeves and family appreciate the support and kindness from the community during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
City
Pen- Heéton
Mae Reeves
Mony Wolt for Grant Jury Reform in County
The approaching season of the grand jury will be one of the busiest in county history with many criminal cases awaiting action. After a cleanup at the last court session, approximately twenty cases remain pending as Deputy District Attorney Prytt anticipates a busy docket ahead.
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Grant Jury
Ofr Eult Gantet
Pryltt
Grant
Funeral for Rev John Reeves Held at Family Home
The funeral of Rev John Reeves, who died by his own action last Monday, was held today at 11 oclock at the family home 861 West Webb Street. A large gathering offered condolences to Mrs Reeves and the bereaved family as the body was prepared for shipment to Kentucky aboard the Northern Pacific, with brief support accompanying the widow back to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finneral
Reeves
John Reeves
West
Webb Street
Ehretmsatanves
Anil
Northern Pacific
Kentucky
Pendleton Petaleten Round-Up Nears Preparations
Pendleton hosts the Petaleten Round-Up as part of the state event, with programs in motion and updates to be shared across the Walted Steter. Local organizers report preparations advancing to ensure success for a wide attendance this September, highlighting community support and scheduled activities.
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Lytle
Fal
Portland
Turik Sedeross
Vreyrin
Players Purchased List by National Commission Names
The baseball commission released a list of players bought by major league clubs from 1910 to before the 1911 draft. It includes only purchases approved by the national commission and excludes players bought under August 20 optional agreements. Names cover Nationals and American clubs with transfers from Los Angeles and Tacoma through Pittsburg Philadelphia St Louis New York Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Commission
National Commission
Nationals
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Nagel
Vancouver
Harrison
Miseau- In
Murray
Quigley
Philadelphia
Tacoma
Hall
Rassmussen
Brinker
Epokane
Kippert
St. Louis
Burns
Annis
Baker
New York
Chicago
Delhi
Mabel Warner Finds Another Will
Mabel Warner faces continued probate action over multiple wills in the estate of western pioneer JW Young, with the Oregon Supreme Court labeling several wills as forgeries. The case shows decades of litigation, court reversals, and Warner’s possession of land now ordered to be returned to the estate's appellants.
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JW. Young
Oregon Supreme Court
McPbride
Norah Watts
FR. D. Watts
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Aml
Mabel Young Warner
Supreme Court
Warner
Henry J. Bean
Watts
McBride
J. Wi. Young
Kansas cats must pawt with whiskers
State Board of Health urges shaving cats to combat germs in Topeka. A Chicago survey found multiple pest species on fur, risking heat stress and sheltering germs. Officials warn cats overheat and hide germs in thick fur, recommending shaving.
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Shaye
Topeka
Kins
State Board
O Deaith
Chicago
Sur- Seon
Leoleren
Beacom
State Board of Health
Chinese Leaving Hawaii Census Figures Show Shifts
Washington reports Hawaii census data showing a decline in Chinese residents over the decade and a large rise in Japanese population. In 1900 Hawaiis Chinese numbered 36,767, while 1910 figures show 21,681, a drop of 15,086. Japanese residents grew from 24,789 in 1900 to 42,864 in 1910, an increase of 18,075. The 1910 Hawaii total population reached 192,100, with 3,762 foreign born.
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Hawaii
Hna- Wali
Stolen tumbler bike reported near Peoples Wuarye
A nearly new tumbler bicycle with mud guards lantern hanger and pump was stolen from in front of Peoples Wuarye houoguet 10. A reward is offered for its return to this office and the item described.
Personal notices from Walla Walla and surrounding areas
A parade of society snippets lists visits and returns from Wallowa Lake, Spokane, Meacham, and Portland. Names include Joseph Switzer, Paul BR Paddock, Mrs. James Johns, Mack Smith, Mrs. A A Craig, Harry Cryder, H Warren, Rose Campbell, C P Strain, FE O Casey, Peter Pohl, Phyllis and Effie Parkes, Edith Slusher, Clifford L Morgan, Ethel Johnson, Jonnie Perry, and others. Local business, employment ads, transfers, lofts, and a missing payroll check are noted along with river travel details on The Dalles boats.
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Joseph Switzer
Walla Walla
Garden City
Paul BR
Wieser
Idaho
St. George
James Johns
Wallowa Lake
A. A. Craig
Union
Bowman Hotel
Harry Cryder
North Yakima
H. Warren
Weston
Rose Campbell
Spokane
R. L
Roland Oliver
C. P. Strain
FE. O. Casey
Helix
Northern Pacific
Peter Pohl
East Oregonian
Pilot Rock
Phyllis
Effie Parkes
Judge
Joe H. Parkes
Edith Slusher
Meacham
Miss Slusher
Clifford L. Morgan
Ethel Johnson
R. R. Johnson
Portland
Local Classifieds Include Coal, Groceries, Rooms and More
Local notices list coal and dry wood offers at Main 6 and Rock Springs coal at 446. Board and rooms available at 777 Thompson Street and 205 W Webb via private lines. Meats and groceries at Cash Market. Wear-Ever cookware ads and private sales from H H Copeland, B & Burroughs. Lodging, saddles, lumber, and garden land for sale near Mea cham Oregon with special horse boarding rates.
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Rock Springs
Thompson Street
H. H. Copeland
Orpheum
B. &. Burroughs
Main
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
Gray hair is a sign of age but Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens hair, restores youthfulness, and stops hair loss. Modern formula combines sage and sulphur with other ingredients to remove dandruff and promote growth. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co. with a money back guarantee.
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Wyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
George Haul It Phone George Stangler at Gritman Bros
Miln 611 for light or heavy hauling of all kinds. Trunks furniture or planes moved promptly and with care to any part of the city.
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George
George Stangler
Gritman Bros
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Trons
Newsy
Wratt
Gray Bros. Grocery
Mabel Warner
Kansas
Mack Smith
Vansyck
N. P
J. B. Perry
Jonnie Perry
McKay
Aura Street
Jersey
I. W. Short
Milton, Ore
Indy
Mr. Lee
W. Webb
Parker's Automobile
Lehman Springs
Penla. Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
Court Street
Malin
B. A. Morton
Henry
Nick Pulos
Thorn Hollow
P. O
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
W. I. Gadwa
Black
Coal and
Duver Henry
Sharon &Idings
Carr's Mill
Oregon
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Via. the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray
Ore
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Cor, Eb, Court and Johnson Sts
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