Presbyterian Fair Highlights and Local Notices
Presbyterian fair at Bowman building Friday and Saturday draws attention to shopping, lunch options, and crafts. Local ads promote rentals, business opportunities, and services from Pendleton to Athena. Addresses include 301 South Main Street and 215 Locust Street with appeals for housework help and used goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsey
Pendleton
Presbyterian Fair
Bowman Building
Telephone Stables
W. F. Cook
Craghead & Hayes
Athena
Bowman
C. J. Smith Fa
Smith-Crawford
Post
Hamsey’s
Hamsey's
Henton
Pendleton Business College
Cail
Mra
T. G. Hailey
Jackson Street
Madam Amber
Portland
Palace Lodging
Philadelphia
Ealiers
Sailure
New Eyeglass Mounting Described as Durable and Slim
A brief note describes a new eyeglass mounting that remains firmly in place without shifting. It is slim in profile and does not create facial creasing or wrinkling, offering a secure fit.
A Crucial Test and Two fold Vision Evangeliast Plan
Topic tonight is A Crucial Test with Saturday night session on A Two fold Vision. A men’s meeting is set for Sunday afternoon. Many are already interested in the evangelist and message. Those attentive most become more interested in Christ not the church. A blessing awaits those who worship. A large audience attended last night and several stepped forward confessing Jesus. Snow impacts travel with heavy drifting toward Ukiah Nye Cape Horn and Wilson Springs making the highway impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Christ
Jesus
Gg. L. HE
Two Were Sentenced in Local Court Plea Guilty
Cramer pleaded guilty and received an indeterminate sentence from Judge Ellin, meaning at least one year in the penitentiary. Charles Hollinger also pleaded guilty to horse stealing and drew a one year sentence. Chapman will be arraigned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Ellin
Charles Hollinger
Chapman
Engineer and Fireman Killed in Jersey Central Wreck
In Wilkes-Barre a New Jersey Central train left the track and plunged into the Lehigh River killing engineer Clarence Detro and fireman John Liebert while seriously injuring four other crew members.
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Wilkenbarre
New Jersey Central
Clarence Detro
John Liebert
Lehigh River
Lordship Not In Town In Benton County Dispatch
Sheriff Taylor pursued Evan, an Englishman posing as a head waiter, who vanished after leaving Pendleton for Spokane. Deputy Blakely learned of the disappearance in Walla Walla as orders circulated for arrest. Colfax reports hint at Moans being arrested under local orders and to be returned promptly.
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A. A. Miller
Walla Walla
J. B. Switzler
Umatilla
W. A. Ferguson
D. J. McFaull
Weston
L. B. Wella
Echo
H. C. Means
H. Weel
Spokane
W. W. Berry
la Grande
Pendleton
J. D. Gregoire
Adame
Mra
Mudge
Euniee
Beho
Clark Fair
Bingham Springs
Evan
Pacific Coast
Portland
T. D. Taylor
Joe Blakely
Evans
Wallia Walla
Canada
Sheriffs Office
Colfax
Presbyterian Women Open Fair at Bowman Building
The Presbyterian fair opened this afternoon in the Bowman Building to aid the church building fund. A large display of useful and beautiful articles is on hand with many women serving in booths and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paio
Presbyterian Fair
Bowman
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
William Binkeley
Two Informations Filed Against Chapman and Cramer
District Attorney Phelps filed two informations this afternoon in the circuit court. Will Chapman faces an assault with a dangerous weapon charge, with the case proceeding in the official court. The other information involves Cramer, details not fully disclosed in the readable fragment.
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Man
Cramer
Phelps
Will Chapman
Chapnigh
Man runs amuck shoots 10 of 12 before capture
Information filed against George Cramer on burglary charge alleges he robbed a paloon at Weston. The incident involved a man who ran amuck Tuesday and fired 10 of 12 revolver shots before officers could take him into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuck
George Cramer
Weston
No More Experiments Tees at Portland
The Portland Chamber of Commerce seeks to extend the black sanda investigations led by Dr. D. T. Day for the U S Geological Survey. An appropriation of 25 000 was made to study magnetite gold and other minerals and 68 carloads and 400 small samples remain to be tested. The chamber writes to western cities urging a further 20 000 before Christmas to continue work until Congress acts. Portland volunteers to cover equipment and free quarters and electricity.
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Tees
Portland
D. T. Day
United States Geological Survey
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Geological Survey
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
California
Colorado
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Butte
Spokane
Lewiston
Tacoma
Denver
Bolne
Seattle
Bellingham
Everett
Short Change Thief Trapped In Olympia Scheme
A lightning short change artist in Olympia was caught and sentenced to pay a $100 fine, suspended on condition he leave town. He used a $2 bill to buy 6 cents worth of goods, received $1.95 in change, produced a nickel, pocketed a dollar, and asked merchants to give him back the $2 bill. Merchants were his victims as Severn noted how they were shorted a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Severn
Million Dollar Boat Plan Aimed Seattle to Everett
Plan outlines a million dollar steamer between Seattle and Everett with backing from a San Francisco company. Interurban trolley serves both cities but water travel remains essential. capitalists see a strong opening for a new boat. Smaller towns along the route welcome the project as current boats skip many landings, sparking thoughts of new stops to gain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Everett
San Francisco
Beets in Crook County Show Irrigation Benefits
H B Reed, owning a ranch near the Three Sisters in Crook county, brought sugar beets to Prineville to illustrate irrigation’s potential for beet growing. The beets run 15 percent sugar and reach large sizes. Reed believes beet farming will lead Crook county’s economy once irrigation is developed. His ranch lies 40 miles from Prineville with no railroad, though a line may be built soon. Reed traveled 100 miles by stage from the ranch to Shaniko, then 100 more to McMinnville, noting the long route around the Columbia river.
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H. B. Reed
Crook County
Reed
Prineville
Shaniko
McMinnville
Columbia River
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and Optician
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G. B. Noll
H. T, Connell
M. F. Dick
Alba
Ukiah
Nye
Kob
Cape Horn
Wilsow Springs
Koeppen
A. D. Toepden
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
Lula R. Lorens
Oregon Daily Journal
Adams
W. C. BE
Pruitt
Baker City
W. I. Knight
A. L
Allie Knight
Helix
Gua la Fontaine
Joe Nolf
Chicago
McNabb
America
J. H. Nolf
Fred
J. M. Bentley
Weaton
B. Hall
D. C. McNabb
Kilers Plano House
Chickering
Walter Reed
Mr. Alexander
FAI
Chap
Government
WII
Three Sisters Country
Charter Oak
W. W. Bradley
E. Court St
Exercion
Frazier’s Book Store
Spalding's Athletic and
Imnasium Goods
S Mall
Cook
Perry
Court Street
Nolf
Fishman & Peters
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court
Sherman County
Klondike Station
H. E. Smith
the Dalles
Ore
Golden Rule Hotel
B. F. Bec
Golden Mule Noel
Oo Saaneee
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
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