Pendleton All Stars organize with Steiner as manager
Pendleton forms an all star football team after last night’s meeting appointing Frederick Steiner as manager. A schedule targets Multnomah or Baker City the Dalles Walla Walla or La Grande with likely two games during the holidays. Enthusiasts plan early practice and aim to fund the high school athletic fund from proceeds.
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Fred Steiner
Multnomah
Dalles
Baker City
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Northwest
Frederick Steiner
Walla Walls
la Grande
Brown
Lytle
Steiner
Orpheum Tonight Offers Mixed Musical and Dramatic Program
At the Orpheum tonight the Orpheum orchestra conducted by A I Johnson presents a varied bill including March Song Bird, overtures, picture acts, and a 20 minute playlet titled One Christmas Eve. Latourelle buys out McGinnis and takes over all assets and liabilities of the former State near beer venture.
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Orpheum Tonight
The
Orpheum Orchestra
A. i. Johnson
Song Bird
Harry L. Alford
Three Kenmores
Willie and the Dolls
H. J. Latourelle
C. L. McGinnis
Beer Anjoon
Latourelle
McGinnis
Pendleton Daily Notices of Local People and Events
A stream of personal mentions from Pendleton society notes residents and visitors: Alta Spaulking of Eugene, Harry Wood of Bend, T. B. Sweeten of Arlington, W. E. Alder and wife of La Grande, H Stamper of Holdman, Jon Bergevin and family of Athena, Helen Lewin Kennewick and Mrs. Griffly of Sumpter, and others visiting or staying at local hotels. Mentions include business travel, hospital updates, and brief returns from Portland.
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Alta Spaulking
Eugene
Holter Bowman
Harry Wood
Bend
T. 8. Sweeten
Arlington
W. EB. Alder
la Grande
Pendleton
TD. Sweeten
Umatilla
Jon Bergevin
Familly
Athena
Helen Lewin Kennewick
J. F. Griff_ly
Sumpter
R. N. Stanfield
Eeho
Kenneth L. Cooper
Bowman
Portland
Umatilla to get special officer for thugs stopovers
The O. K. and N. company assigns T. D. Sweeten as town deputy and special officer at Umatilla. Sweeten, former Arlington marshal and Condon deputy sheriff, brings fearlessness and experience. He was appointed county deputy sheriff by Sheriff Taylor and faces a busy assignment policing the town’s thieving elements.
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Umatilla
0. Kh. & N. Company
Taylor
T. D. Sweeten
Arlington
Condon
Tongue Twister Mastery From Grenville Kleiser
Grenville Kleiser of the Public Speaking club defies anyone to repeat a complex tongue twister from memory. The piece features sequences of Esau Wood sawed wood and similar alliterative lines, ending with a note that Kleiser was formerly a Yale faculty member.
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Grenville Kleiser
Public Speaking Club of America
Weat
New York
Esau
Essu
Kl¢laor
Yale
Cows Eat Stones to Relieve Agony in Stayton
Two cows owned by M J Spaniel of Stayton are dead from arsenical poison. Post mortems showed their stomachs contained gravel earth leaves bits of wood and large stones. The largest stone measured four by two inches and weighed about eleven pounds. Authorities think the cows ate stones to ease burning vitals from the poison.
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Stayton
M. J. Spaniel
Thin City
Wife imprisons annoying husband for months
Walter McCreery, a millionaire sportsman of San Francisco, filed for divorce alleging his wife M88 Bintlia Jane McAdam abused him, including an incident in England where she seized three men and restrained them at Elton Park, Warwickshire, for seven months before he escaped to Belgium. Attorney D. M. Denms traveled to London to handle the case. The complaint cites repeated cruelty and untidiness as grounds.
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San Francisco
Walter McCreery
Bintlia Jane McAdam
McCreery
England
D. M. Denms
London
Ney
Elton Park
Warwickshire
Belgium
Artillery Companies Do Excellent Shooting At Long Range
Washington reports continued excellent long range shooting by coast artillery units. The 16th company at Fort Rosecrans California on October 20 fired four shots from two 10 inch guns at a moving target four yards left of a nine by 42 foot rectangle. three hits recorded. The 52nd company at Fort Rothman Massachusetts on October 20 fired four eight inch rounds at a moving 30 by 60 foot target four miles away. all four shots hit with the first splitting the target in two.
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Washington
Coast Artillery
War Department
Fort Rosecrans
Cal
Fort Rothman
Mass
John D as Driver in a Dec Delineator quotation
A vignette from The December Delineator recounts a mother discussing John D Rockefellers success with her son. The boy replies he has seen him many times during his travels, while she notes he only knows of him not personally.
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John D
John PD
Rockefeller
Prayer Time In Sleepy Bedtime Scene
A revised version features Teddy kneeling by his mother's knee at bedtime and reciting a prayer. The child pauses as his mother encourages him to proceed, urging calm diligence in the moment. The December Delineator presents the old fashioned scene with gentle domestic humor.
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Teddy
Speech earns high praise at club gathering
A club member praised a recent address, calling it the best thing the speaker has ever done. Another member conveyed the speaker’s reception, noting hearty congratulations and strong approval from attendees.
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Chumley
Youth
The Slumbers of the Frook from Youth's Companion
A fragment from Youth's Companion describes a young man with dreamlike eyes walking with his practical brother by the Nonkaile. He laments restless nights and stones in his bed as a metaphor for discomfort while his brother concurs.
Theatrical Star Jests About a New Cigar Name
The Chicago News records a banter between a theatrical star and the manager. The star says they will name a new cigar after him and the manager quips hoping it will sell better than the star's performances.
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Chicagol News
Noncommittal exchange over borrowing a dollar turns tense
A brief dialogue shows Jack asking for a dollar and Tom delaying until repayment. The exchange captures a tense, noncommittal mood as Boston Transcript notes the unresolved promise and cautious replies.
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Jack
Tom
Boston Transcript
Building a reputation in a quip about loyalty
The brief quoted exchange reflects a Baltimore American line about principle and loyalty. It notes how a remark about someone named Jinks leads to calling him ‘a brick.’ The witticism suggests regional attitudes from Alabama to Oregon.
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Jinks
Wall
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