City Basketball League Opens With Four Quintets
Pendleton shelves bustle as four teams, including High School Academy Commercial Club and Militia, form a city league. The first city championship game Friday pits High School against Company L at 8 pm in the high school gym, with Kimball out and Rader Sturdivant McDill Devine C Jordan leading.
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High School
Academy
Commercial Club Gymnasium
Militia
Co. L
Pendleton
Acudemy
Company L
Ineup
Kimball
Rader and
Sturdivant
McDill
Devine
C. Jordan
Soldier Boys
Bean
Weber
Boyd
Farnsworth
Shaw
Commercial Association
Evangelist Koontz Sees Growing Meeting Interest
Evangelist Koontz reports strong results from hisMemory sermon series with five converts at the altar at the close of a recent service. Attendance and interest continue to rise as daily sermons, afternoon services at 2 20 and evening song service at 7 30 draw congregants to the meetings with special music planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fier. BE. Koontz
Christ
Northern Pacific freight agent in town during strike
A. McKenna, traveling freight agent for the Northern Pacific, is in the city today. He is not soliciting new business, but notes the freight end of the line is tied up by the switchmen strike affecting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
Mayor Newport Returns After Urgent Pendleton Visit
Hermton Mayor H. G. Newport arrived home after a hurried business trip to Pendleton, returning early in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Newport
Hermton
Pendleton
Pendleton Observes Busy Day of Visitors and Residents
Local notes list George Dodge and numerous travelers visiting Pendleton for business and holidays. Figures include 5 F. Lee and wife at Hotel St George, J. J. Hamsey bound for Cecil, and J. M. Hayes heading west for the Oregon Fire Relief company. Public officials and federal agents travel, with Dr. Ellwell and Dr. Gisiiyer returning from bureau duties. refugees and locals mingle as a range of business and social visits unfold around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hayes
The
Oregon Fire Relief Company
Lords Reject Budget Sparks Constitutional Debate
The piece notes the Lords rejection of the budget and discusses the push for a strictly separated judiciary and administration. Lord Cawdere argues the people could oust a second chamber by elections but cannot remove an autocratic single chamber without revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mny
Jorda
Lord Cawdere
Lords Reject Budget Dooms England Parliament
London reports say the House of Lords rejected the budget sealing potential doom for Parliament. Prime Minister Asquith meets the king as privy council considers prorogation orders to dissolve Parliament. Tax collection may continue under existing law until a new assembly is formed. Public focus shifts to the impending general election on the Lords action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Asquith
Privy Council
Marmola tablets promise fat loss and heat relief
An advertorial piece argues fat people struggle in heat and offers Marmola tablets as a safe, pleasant method to remove fat. It markets the product as harmless, 76 cents per case, with mail order from Marmola Company Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fat
Marmola Company
Detroit
Mich
Pendleton School Tax Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Pendleton school district holds its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 at the courthouse. All eligible voters may attend as the school board aims to decide the annual maintenance tax needed for the year. The board seeks broad voter turnout to gauge public sentiment.
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Pendleton
Court House
Trish Defeats Dutch for Fourth Time in Series
For the fourth time in succession the Trish bowling team defeated the Dutch at Pastime parlors last evening. The match was competitive though decisive with another game scheduled for tomorrow night as the final encounter of the series. Scores follow.
Van Nuys Announces Pendleton Departure for Oregon
Rev W L Van Nuys longtime First Presbyterian pastor in Pendleton tendered resignation last Sunday and plans to move with his family to Mt Hood Oregon. He will take the pastorate of his recently organized church in that nearby town amid widespread regret from his Pendleton congregation.
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E. Boettches
Chicago
Portland
N. W. Hansell
Bride
Athens
Pendleton
Oregon
Vancouver
Washington
Ss. W. McClure
Northwest
Bureau of Animal Industry
Shoshone
Wiaho
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Angus McDonald
Minot
North Dakota
Rod McDonald
Hill Cabin
Church Fair and Chicken Dinner at Smith Crawford bullring
The Presbyterian ladies announce a church fair and chicken dinner in the Smith Crawford bullring on Malinatron Friday December 1. The fair runs all day and evening with Christmas gift items. Dinner starts 11 o clock with a lunch in the evening. Price 26 cents.
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Queson
Hanscom’s
Ani
Pendleton’s
Evangelist Koontz
Tallman
Tallman & Co
Mammoth Book Sale
Nelson's
the Handy Store
Main St
J. E. O'Neill
A. D. Smith
Echo
A. K Smythe
Arlington
Dan P. Smythe
J. J. Hamsey
Hamney-McFutridge Harness Company
Cecil
Douglas
Pilot Rock
F. N. Ellwell
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Sherman County
W. V. Gisiiyer
Wasco County
Bureau
H. B. Lee
R. H. MaccWhorter
Mr. MacWhorter
Interstate Telephone Company
Blaine Hallock
City
Sam Nell
A. F E. Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company of
Walla Walla
Hardy Howard
the Crescent
Eugene Guard
England
Trish
Gibson
McDevitt
Ingram
Boston
Telle Jeweler
Pendleton, Oregon
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