Officials face corrupt practices warning on solicitations
Pendleton officials were among the first targeted by tag sellers. The notice warns that it is a misdemeanor for public officials to purchase tickets or subscribe to religious, charitable, or political organizations. It also forbids officials and deputies from describing to or buying tickets for raffles entertainments or balls. The council notes a theater falls under entertainment, a restricted purchase under the act.
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Pendleton
The Urgency of Early Action Against a Cold
The text urges immediate care at the first sign of a cold, warning that delays allow deeper illness and longer suffering. It stresses acting now to shorten the course and reduce discomfort, implying early treatment is crucial.
Penalty Provisions Under The Act
The act imposes imprisonment for up to one year and a fine not exceeding $5600. The penalty applies to each offense as specified by the statute. This summary reflects the specified maximums and enforces the typical pairing of jail time and monetary penalty. The text preserves the legal framing without embellishment.
Academy Five Defeated by Weston Normal 75 to 13
Pendleton academy faced a crushing 75 to 13 defeat at Weston Normal. The locals, outmatched in size and speed, could not secure any honors and provided only limited detail on the game.
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Pendleton Academy
Weston
Weston Normal
Helix Couple Wed in Pendleton Hotel Parlor
Mr J Cushman and Miss Hattie May Bond of Helix were married by Rev A McKenzie Meldrum in the Golden Rule hotel parlors yesterday. They will reside in Helix and are among the town’s popular young people.
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Co. J. Cushman
Hattie May Bond
Helix
A. McKenzie Meldrum
Golden Rule Hotel
Cushman
Woodmen and Eagles Meet In Same Nest
At the close of the Eagle's lodge business session the W. O. W. degree team drilling upstairs was invited to join the Eagles in the aerue for a joint social session, ending the evening together in a shared gathering.
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Eagle's Lodge
Charles A Maskrey Visits Old Friends in Pendleton
Charles A Maskrey, once a local newspaper man, traveled to Pendleton yesterday to visit friends and then head to Pilot Rock where he will stay with Editor J. P. McManus of the Pilot Rock Record.
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Charles A. Maskrey
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
J. P. McManus
Farmer John Dand Receives Fine Coon Skin Coat
Fulton station farmer John Dand has a high quality coon skin overcoat made to order in St. Paul. The $100 fur piece is described as one of the county’s finest coats and Dand is proud of it.
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John Dand
Fulton Station
St. Paul
Dand
Woods Return From Brief Echo Visit
R. R. Woods and his wife returned tonight to Pendleton after a short visit with friends in Echo.
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R. R. Woods
Pendleton
Echo
Pendleton Social Roundup Sees Wide Visitor Turnout
Continued from Page Seven several Pendleton visits by Helix and Athena residents. John Timmerman from Helix, W L Brown of Myrick, Mrs Len Smith of Helix, and Minnie Pamburn of Athena visited city to conduct business or trade. M I Morrison of Helix called on Pendleton friends. Jonny Kilkenny returned home from Pendleton amid talks of a scouring mill. Siger Hendrickson of Havana, and Charles Johnson from Havana, stopped in for business. Joe Hanscomb visited Pendleton en route to Myrick from Hilgard. Mrs Charles Alspach of Lewiston and Mrs Helen T Duncan with Deede OConnell of Umatilla visited friends. A P Miller of Oakesdale aided in Idaho horse swindle case. A Larson and Mrs Ferguson arrived with plans to winter in Umatilla. B Kiddie of Teland City visited Pendleton Lodge A F and A M. Fred Laatz and family came from Grangeville to stay with Mrs Laatz's parents. W S Pierson, S B Clark, and Felix Johnson, cattlemen, left for Alberta with Jonathan Johnston to inspect wheat and range lands. Rev James Henderson will lead services at Church of the Redeemer with Rev Charles Quinney heading to Walla Walla to fill St Paul’s.
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Jonny Kilkenny
Fehe
Pendleton
Siger Hendrickson
Havana
Charles Johnson
Joe Hanscomb
Myrick
Hilgard
Henry Hill
Charles Alspach
Lewiston
Tda
L. D. Smith
Helix
Helen T. Duncan
Deede O'Connell
Umatilla
Columbia
A. P. Miller
Ookesdale, Wash
A. Larson
Vansycl
Larson
Grangeville, Td
W. 5
Pierson
Ukiah
B. Clark
Felix Johnson
Northern Pacific
Alberta
Jonathan Johnston
James Henderson
Oregon
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Walla Walla
St. Paul's Church
Two Circuit Court Cases Hear Ownership Dispute in Milton
Judge Bean ruled for plaintiff J. M. Turner in the case against L. D. Lawson over ownership of a five acre tract of fruit land and a Milton town lot. The Dale versus Mercer case and the West versus Shank matter were settled and dismissed.
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Judge Bean
J. M. Turner
L. D. Lawson
Milton
Deerse
W. H. Dale
Charles Mercer
Peter West
L Shank & Company
New Plumbing Firm Opens in Pendleton
Under the firm name Beddow and Miller George Baddow and J P Miller will start a plumbing business in Pendleton opening their shop in the Milarkey building on Monday next. Beddow previously worked at the Queen chop house while Miller spent six years with Taylor hardware company.
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Beddow
Embezzlement Confession Tied to Race Betting
Oakland cashier Alphonso Lehouf, 25, of THile Bros. department store, confesses to stealing 20000 dollars. Police say he misposted accounts and raised checks, starting last September. Money allegedly spent in Seattle and Emeryville pool rooms. Lehouf attributes downfall to racing bets while in jail.
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Oakland
Calif
Trax
Thile Bros
Alphonso Lehouf
Seattle
Emeryville
Wives Help Diplomats in Washington Posts
Paris reports the appointment of Count Jacques Adelbert de Chambrun, artillery captain, as military attache in Washington to succeed Major Fournier, with likely related transfers for his brother Viscount Charles de Chambrun and M. des Portes de la Fonse. Chambrun’s American ties, through wife Clara Longworth, are cited as key.
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Paris
Jacques Adelbert de Chambrun
Washington
Fournier
Clara Longworth
Longworth
Viscount Charles de Chambrun
M. Des Portes de la Fonse
de Chambrun
Marquis Pierre de Chambrun
Chamber of Deputies
Margaret Nichols
Count de Bragza
Congo
No man receives more than he be leves
A brief historical note on the saying shows a proverb about fairness and reward. The fragment highlights the idea that fortunes reflect deeds and merit rather than chance alone. It suggests a moral linking effort to outcome and social recognition.
Extra votes offered for long subscriptions contest
The Portlam Journal and East Cre announce a new vote incentive tied to long subscriptions for a Pony Contest. Friends of contestants can gain extra votes by buying longer terms, with scales from two years up to ten years, plus additional votes for Semi-Weekly Journal or Easy Oregonian subscriptions.
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Portlam Journal
East Crecontin Mave
Steyre
Toga
Teddy
Journal
Easy
Oregonian
Hazel Wyrick Leads Local Contest Amid Votes Turnout
Miss Hazel Wyrick daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Wyriek of 425 WilTow Street rises in a local contest vote tally. The photograph shows her taking a subscription sign in a bid that has drawn broad support. Current standings list Fred Markham Echo 2065 Carlina Agnew Hermiston 8510 Lola Rogers Adams 6005 Alice Gaines Athena 6995 Odessa Russell Athena 1500 Joe Read Weston 403980 Ketey Sturtevant Pilot Rock 4280 Anta Stewart Freewater Walter Taylor Weston 2136 Cheraldine Froome Helix Georgia Jaques Pilot Rock 3250.
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Hazel Wyrick
M. M. Wyriek
Wiltow Street
Hazel
Fred Markham
Echo
Carlina Agnew
Hermiston
Lola Rogers
Adams
Alice Gaines
Athena
Odessa Russell
Joe Read
Weston
Ketey Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Ant
Grand Master to visit Pendleton Lodge No. 52 tonight
Masons urged to attend as Grand Master of the state visits Pendleton lodge No. 52 at 7 30 tonight per W M Joe H Parkes secretary notice to all members of the order.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 52
Orpheum Presents Diverse Screen Program at Local Theater
At the Orpheum a varied program features The Mountain Feud My Daughter With the Enemy The Magic Handkerchief Her Flowers and the Illustrated song Stoll Around showcasing the venue’s eclectic slate for patrons.
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The
Orpheum
Duplicate Whist Club Meeting Change Noted
The Duplicate Whist Club originally to be hosted by Mrs. W. L. Thompson on Monday will now meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. WNor bourne Berkeley.
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W. L. Thompson
Wnorbourne Berkeley
Keene separation suit filed in Mineola court
New York millionaire Foxhall Keene faces a Supreme Court separation action brought by his wife. The case was revealed at a trial call last August with a continuance granted to next Wednesday. Mrs Keene has been living apart from her husband for four years with her father Colonel Frederick N Lawrence. A social note mentions the Purisd Aid society fundraising dinner on December 16 in Renn building Court Street. A Pendleton Oregon ad offers a Willalla six room farm with orchard and water system for sale by Ruby Whittemore.
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New York
Foxhall Keene
Sportaman
Supreme Court
Mineola
S. 1
Marean
Ladies of the Purisd Aid Society
the Church of the Redeemer
Renn
Court Street
Smill Farm
Winalla
Ruby Whittemore
Pendleton
Oregon
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Tallman & Co
Academy Five
Pendlexton
Charles
Maskrey
Schilling
Pendleton Business College
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
John Timmerman
W. L. Brown
Len Smith
Minnie Pamburn
M. I. Morrison
Pendleton Todes
New Plumbing Firm
Chance Pol
Milton Ganahl
Eugene Lyman
Vee
Hadys Brownfield
Burton Greulich
Carrie Kennedy
Etepee
Peeenae
Harry Monterastelli
Frances Smith
Masons
W. M
Joe H. Parkes
Boston
Monarch
Union Club
Bayside
L. I
Roa. M. Sawtelle
Max Baer
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