Athena Band Adds Two Musicians in Eastern Oregon
Special correspondence reports Athena Oregon gains two new musicians through E A Urquhart. A. Dickensen of Minneapolis joins with slide trombone while Ed Forbes of Toppenish becomes a trap drummer. Both to play in Gordon's Orchestra and Forbes will work at C A Barrett Co store.
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Athena
Ore
E. A. Urquhart
A. Dickensen
Minneapolis
Ed Forbes
Toppenish
Dickensen
Parkers
Forbes
C. A. Barrett & Co
Gordon
Weston News Notes highlights many in town visitors
West on notes list numerous visitors from Athena Milton Walla Walla and Reed Hawley Mountain throughout the week. Names mentioned include Jim Price Chas Van Hoy Odessa Kirkpatrick Archie McIntyre Earl Lieuallen and others. Local real estate dealer F G Lucas returns from Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. van Hoy
Weston
Athena
Gladys Bennett
Walla Walla
Harry Brown
Milton
Miss White
Earl McKenzie
Jimmie Lievallen
James Kirkpatrick
Earl
Anna Johnson
Ruble
Mamie Taylor
Emery Worthington
Athens
Sabecki
Archie McIntyre
John Hayatt
Weston Mountain
Venerd Bell
Reed
Hawley Mountain
F. G. Lucas
Lewis
A simple remedy for hair health and color loss
Sage and Sulphur hair remedy from Wyeth combines Sage with Sulphur to improve hair conditioning. If hair is gray, thinning, or scalp trouble, a fifty cent bottle from Pendleton Drug Co. may restore appearance within days. Guarantee offered if not as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balayeth Celi Conand
New York
Pendleton Drup Co
Entertaining Lyceum and Social Scene in Stanfield
A Syracuse performer S Platt Jones wowed Stanfield with a top Lyceum show at the Presbyterian church. The town hosted dances at Watts auditorium with United Orchestra from Pendleton. Also noted are visits by Miss Julia Rubber, Shoppers in Pendleton, and a buggy crash injuring Earl Beebe. Public notices for District 103 Gibbon school bid invitations conclude the item.
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Stanfield
S. Platt Jones
Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
Lyceum
Jones
G .L. Hurd and Son
Pendleton
Watts Auditorium
B. H. Buchholtz
United Orchestra of
W. Conner
F. B. Stuart
Julia Rubber
Maynard
Jake
Robert
Page Ranch
Miss Rubber
John Dozier
Mike Kertze
Dalles
G. W. Remington
Armenia
N. D
G. W. Duning
Mr. Remington
Jack H
Geo. W. Connell
Echo
Rev. M. Haynes
Beebe
Longest hydro aeroplane flight completed
Tony Janus, aviator, arrived in New York after a record 1500 mile hydro aeroplane journey from Omaha. He traveled via the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and was accompanied by passenger W. H. Trefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Janus
Omaha
Missouri
Mississippi
W. H. Trefts
Mirror cure for Jag at Chicago court
Municipal Judge Hopkins fined Robert L. Alt hen an in toxication defendant. He ordered a mirror placed in the courtroom and suggested placing mirrors outside cells to force offenders to confront themselves, hoping to deter similar behavior. Atkins requested a Turkish bath, which the judge rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hopkins
Robert L. Althen
Atkins
Boston Bee Party Not Tea Party Claim
Representative Curley of Massachusetts asserted in the house that the Boston Tea party did not exist and that the event was the Boston Beer party. He claimed the group met in Dugan's tavern and planned the tea throw as a protest against British taxation. The remarks suggest historians misnamed the event and imply prior patronage by party members at a tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curley
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Harbor
Old South Church
Dugan
Badly Wounded Man Found Near Barracks
Vancouver Washington December 18 The assailants of George Wallace who was picked up desperately wounded on the garrison ground have not been captured. One hundred and sixty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
George Wallace
Soldier attack reported after Saturday night incident
Wallace told hospital staff he was attacked at the grounds by two soldiers with a razor or sharp knife near Saturday night, then lost blood and fainted. A post doctor noted possible surgical experience by the assailant. Hairpins were found nearby as authorities identify a suspected attacker. Wallace had prior arrests for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Eugene swindle by fake D.O. student ends in pursuit
A man signing W. W. Grey claimed Oregon student status and Sigma Chi membership to fraudulently obtain about 100 dollars from Eugene merchants by passing worthless checks on First National Bank. He registered at Hotel Osborn from Corvallis and planned to meet a woman in Portland that night as officers chase him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Sigma Chi
W. W. Grey
First National Bank
Grey
Osborn
Corvallis
A. C
Portland
Sawmills Built in Brazilian Jungles by Ira P. Smith
Ira P. Smith, once of Oakland, has conquered Brazil anew after two and a half years away. He established half a dozen lumber mills, built a railroad, and founded a modern city in the jungle. He travels to Oakland with his wife and 4 year old daughter and will soon return to Brazil before resettling in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Brazil
Ira P. Smith
Smith
California
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J. A. Conley
Foss
H. H. Alexander
Spokane
S. F. Wilson
City
M. Booker
Lawson
H. ©. Parker
Redmen’s Lodge
E. K. Lune
Miron
Weston News Notes
Weston, Gre
Jim Price
Garden City
Newson
Robert Michael
Freewater
E. G. Michael
Gibbon
Oregon
J. F. Thompson
W. D. Bonifer
New Orleans
Boston “Bee Party
D.O
Koeppen’s
Alta House
Gus Schubart
East
Alta Street
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Tallman & Co
Santa Claus
The
Pendleton Drug Company
Carabanas
Optimos
Preferensias
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EL Polencias
Havana
TORAS
Tom Keenes
Sam Sloans
Lawrence Barreretts
OWL, Etc
Riley Sommers
Olympia
Pebble-Ford
Cutter’s Bourbon
Echo Springs
Seal of
Kentucky
Lacy Park
Ford
Monogram
Cedar Brook
Sunny Brook Coctails
Manhattan
Rainier
Gordon’s
Old Holland Gin
Mumm
Main Street
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