Lodge of Sorrow Pendleton Elks Honor Memory
The Pendleton Elks held a memorial service at Engles Hall on Sunday at 3 pm with a full hall. Fred H. Wilson of The Dalles delivered the eloquent address and a strong musical program featured Miss Mathoit and Miss Ferguson, a double quartet, and solos by Miss Rowena Mathoit and Miss Ferguson. Reverend Charles Quinney gave the benediction.
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Engles’ Hall
Fred H. Wilson
Dalles
The
Pendleton Lodge
Elks
Eagles’ Hall
Fred Hartman
Rena Ferguson
Rowena Mathoit
Walla Walla
Dickson
Miss Ferguson
Miss Mathoit
C. J. Ferguson
Lodge of Sorrow
Wilson
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Cold urgency to start treatment early
The message warns that cold symptoms at onset require immediate attention to prevent deepening illness. Delaying care may extend suffering and complicate recovery, urging prompt action at the first sign.
Jubilee Singers Please Give Secular and Sacred Concerts
The Slayton Jubilee Singers performed a Saturday evening secular concert at the Methodist church under the high school lecture bureau and a sacred concert Sunday, drawing crowds unseen before. The group, noted as a premier colored musical troupe, received enthusiastic acclaim with varied programs and encores. The next event listed is John Merrette Driver speaking December 16 on America Facing the Far East.
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Slayton Jublies
High School
Slayton
John Merrette Driver
America
Far East
Cattle Thought to Be Stolen From Umatilla Pasture
Jim Kash Kash, a noted Umatilla Indian farmer, reports 13 branded cattle missing from his pasture on the reservation. The stock, mostly cows and calves, bear a distinctive J with a half circle beneath as identification.
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Jim Kash Kash
Umatilla
K of P Damon Lodge to Hold Third Rank Work
At the Damon lodge No. 4 K of P meeting this evening there will be work in the third rank and attendance is desired. Read the East Oregonian.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Touch of Good Taste Silverware for Housekeeping
A retailer promotes table silver and gold goods with long lasting quality and affordable prices to start housekeeping. The ad invites buyers to begin now or gift wedding or Christmas presents, highlighting a wide range of items including sterling silver tea spoons at 6.75 dollars per set.
Silver Jubilee Observed at St Josephs Academy
Five Sisters of St Francis mark the twenty fifth anniversary of their religious vows at St Josephs Academy Baker City. Sisters Mary de Passi Mary Killian Mary Pulcheria Mary Blanche and Mary Eugenia honored with attendance by Mother Aloysia and Sister Mary Cleta. Bishop C J OReilly of Baker City to take part tomorrow as school dismissals honor the occasion.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Shop O'Reilly
Order of the Sisters of St. Francis
Siater Mary de Passi
Baker City
Siater Mary Killian
This City
Mary Pulcheria
Tacoma
Mary Blanche
St. Andrew's Mission
Umatilla Reservation
Mary Eugenia
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Spokane
Aloysia
Philadelphia
Mary Cleta
C. J. O'Reilly
St. Joseph’s Academy
The Girl From the Golden West thrills Pendleton crowd
Streeter-Hogan company staged The Girl From the Golden West to a packed Pendleton house last night. Miss Bryan stars as the title heroine with strong dramatic ability while Streeter as the road agent delivers notable acting in the cabin scene. The cast includes Bert Hadley, Misa Foster, Herbert Carlyle and Frank Condon and previews three more performances and upcoming titles Little Alabama the Slave Girl and The Texas Cow Puncher.
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the Streeter-Hogan Company
Golden West
Pendleton
Miss Bryan
Mr. Streeter
Bert Hadley
Luke Short
Misa Foster
Betsy Berry
Herbert Carlyle
Frank Condon
Miss Bellmoor
Harry Wallace
Allison
F. M. Weeks
Bat Smith
Little Alabama
New National Park Proposed in Northwestern Montana
Montana senator Joseph M. Dixon introduces a bill to create a national park in Flathead county on the western slope of the Rockies near the Canadian border. He cites hundreds of peaks near 10,000 feet, numerous glaciers, lakes, and abundant wild game, arguing the region’s scenery rivals Switzerland. The plan would set aside 1,000,000 acres with broad support and aims to promote see America first.
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Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Rocky Mountainn
Dixon
Flathead County
Switzerland of America
America
Oregon Electric line to Salem trip begins soon
CA Coolidge superintendent of the Oregon Electric railway was in Portland yesterday and Salem this morning for an inspection of the Salem to Woodburn route on its initial trip. The Salem Statesman reports on the preparations and upcoming commence of service on January 1.
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C A. Coolidge
Oregon Electric Railway
City
Portland
Salem
Woodburn
Salem Statesman
Financial Situation and Currency Review of 1892 to 1907
The article reviews U S treasury gold and currency levels from 1892 through 1907, contrasting gold reserves, circulation per capita, and debt to income. It cites President Roosevelt era figures, bank suspensions, and international gold holdings, arguing the money famine stems from riches and misaligned currency policy rather than poverty. It highlights large gold stock, government deposits, and the apparent anomaly of high wealth coexisting with currency shortages.
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Cortelyou
Ronogevélt
Treasury
New York
Cleveland
Bank of England
United Kingdom
France
Germany
United States
British India
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promise robust health
Advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable medicine to restore health for those run down or slightly ill. Claims the product is consistently pure and guarantees its quality after a test period cited as past 54 years. Emphasizes preventative and restorative benefits in a period voice.
Salem to Portland trolley line planned by year end
Superintendent Coolridge told a Statesman reporter that the city visit was a routine inspection and a ride to Woodburn. He said cars would run between Salem and Portland no later than January 1, with concrete substations nearly complete and service first class when in operation. The move aims to provide public accommodation until trolley coaches begin regular runs Salem to Portland. Rapids work progress noted as Texas rapids near final removal. 700 pounds of powder used at the upper end, 48 shots fired, dredge Wallowa heads to Pine Rapids, Five Mile drill scow to work, and Texas Rapids nearing completion by week’s end.
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Statesman
Coolridge
Woodburn
Portland
David B. Ogden
United States
Texas Rapids
Snake River
Ogden
Dayton Courier-Press
Wallowa
Pine Rapids
Texas
Kansas City lodging fire victims identified after hours
Names of men who perished in a Kansas City lodging house fire have been released after investigators completed identification. Officials say the process took many hours and confirmed the victims.
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Reuyen
Kansas City
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