Books for the Children listed for free distribution
The State Library Commission sent a selected list of books suitable for a child’s library. The pamphlet offers suggestions for Christmas purchases and notes books are obtainable at local stores. A library display of new children’s books will be shown until late this week with titles like Arabian Nights and The Three Margarets. Pendleton Blue Lodge elects officers for the coming year. installation set for December 27.
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State Library Commission
Lst
Commission
Masonic Blue Lodge
Pendleton Lodge
Blue Lodge of the
Masons
Cliff J. Ballinger
Isaac Jay
William A. Storie
Will Moore
Joe H. Parkes
J. H. Young
Tyler
John R. Dickson
Indians Wire of New Brotherhood
A report from Washington describes a newly formed Brotherhood of redmen with delegates from three Ematiila tribes. Chief No Shirt urges a long tepee to explain the movement to his people, as six delegates return home after meetings with the commissioner. Meanwhile, internal strife and funding demands surface among delegates, and a separate Pearl Hunt debate prompts state jurisdiction questions over pearl digging.
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Great Brotherhood of Redmen
Washington, D. C
No Shirt
Umatillas
Lee Moorhouse
Ematiila
Major Moorhouse
Aclesram
Charle van Pelt
Hia Mesvange
Umapine
No Shir
Gilbert Minthorn
Tonsorial James at Austin Musical Comedy Night
Two large audiences and the Austin Musical Comedy present Tonsorial James, with Bob Miller in blackface and Les Ve Bates praised for standout work. Dick Austin as Chas Fromanthé, Bessie Bates as Adelina Pittl, and White Little Miss Wall as Lillian Fussell starred. five latest song hits entertained as Dancing Daisies drew notes. Grand screens showed excellent motion pictures, a five piece orchestra was installed, and a complete change of program Thursday night with A Mixed Affair promised next.
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Austin
James
Bob Miller
Les Ve Bates
Dick Austin
Chas, Fromanthé
Bessie Bates
Adelina Pittl
Prosgram
the Co
War Veterans to Meet at Armory December 21
A call to try out for a meeting of Mar xbon Camp No 6 United Spanish War Veterans at the Armory on December 21.
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Marxbon Camp
Deed Transfers Ten Thousand Dollar Tract
A deed records James J. Gomm and Saran JT Giro transferring a twenty acre tract to Milton for $10,000 in a Saran JT Giro and James J. Gomm led transaction. The filing notes the consideration and parties involved.
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Saran JT. Giro
James J. Gomm
Milton
Fil'sader Taken to Asylum by Guard
A person referred to as Fil'sader was escorted to Asviinn EU Meletes and pronounced insane yesterday, then taken to the asylum today by Guard Caneron.
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Meletes
Caneron
Teaches Pasinination Tomorrow Examinations Begin
The regilly winter examinations for teachers will commence in the morning with likely many candidates. Examinations in writing history physiology phonography reading methods in reading and methods in arithmetic will be given tomorrow.
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Regilly
Indicationa
Prisoner's Act Fails to Save Jim in Salt Lake City
Walter Watson faced charges for attempting to pass a $2 bill that bore a questionable serial, swallowing the note to defeat prima facie evidence. The court sentenced him to three and a half years at Leavenworth after the failed attempt to pass the bill to a local merchant.
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Jim
Grete
Salt Lakes City
Walter Watson
Taland
Puieen
Sige Marehall
Leavenworth
Watson
Pearls Found in Texas Lake Clams Spark Interest
Houston reports pearls of notable purity and market value found in clams near Caddo Lake in Marion County Texas. The discovery came as campers held a clambake and noted glistening pearls estimated to be worth over ten dollars each.
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Houston
Texas
Marion County
Pendleton Notes and Local Updates From Dec 1910
Newsy notes report Pendleton residents sending news from Posen Germany where B B Wintile couple expects to stay through Christmas. Evangelists Childers and Fagan from Eugene began a revival in the Church of Christ with seven additions on opening day. West End gains a new electric light at the corner near the Vey residence, solving a long standing dark block. Welterweight Barney Mullin returns to Pendleton amid boxing bout gambling rumors. Night officer Billy Sheer recovers from rheumatism. William Gardner to cover night duties. Louis Eley, Cold Springs farmer, dies at St Anthony’s Hospital after weeks of illness. funeral arrangements handled by Folsom undertaking.
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Eugene
Helix
Childers
Fagan
Hell i
Church of Christ
Louis Eley
Cold Springs
St. Anthony's Hospital
Folsom
Police Court Action and Local Bowling News
In police court this morning Sam Whitman was jailed three days and GB Parr received a five day sentence for drunk and disorderly conduct. Judge G W Phelps opened the January term preparations with a docket called and trials readied. In bowling Hoover Team defeated Molitor 206 to 2288 with Molitor posting 620 to lead. Peniketon expected to represent at the Los Angeles tournament as excitement grows around upcoming contests.
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Sam Whitman
Parr
Circuit Court
G. W. Phelps
Hoover
Molitor
Hoovers
Molitor Fire
Peniketon
Los Angeles
Foundman Sharon Back After Eye Surgery at Port
Sharon Back, councilman, returned to Pendleton last Saturday after weeks in Port hospital for eye treatment. He had two operations, removing cysts from his eyelid and a cataract, both successful, greatly improving his sight. Another cataract is forming in the other eye, expected to require surgery within two years.
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Foundman Sharon
Counrilman J I. Sharon
Pondleton Settrntay
Mr. Sharon
Postal Rush At Local Post Office In Busy Yuletide
Postal workers led by Postmaster J T Brown handle a surge of parcels and letters daily as the office experiences growing yule season activity. The clerks and carriers burn steady hours dating back to earlier shifts to meet the rising mail volume.
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Yulebie
J. T Brown
Brown
Pendleton Receives Second Snow of the Season
Pendleton awoke to a light second fall of snow just before 8 and lasting a couple of hours, followed by drizzle that melted the white mantle. Farmers welcomed the change as the city gains a metropolitan taxi service led by Joseph N. Bohl who now operates a Ford taxi from the Hotel St. George charging 25 cents to any city destination.
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Pendleton
Joseph N. Bohl
Ford
St. George
Ia & New Car
Bob
Local Passengers Arrive in Pendleton on N P and Train No 17
Mrs IL MelIntyre of Pasco is registered at the Pendleton, Antone Nolte, the Pasco liquor man, came in on the N P this morning. Mr and Mrs Morrison came in this morning on the N P local. Mrs Robert Albee of Helix was an incoming passenger on the N P this morning. Mrs George Grey formerly Misa Gertrude Grusha arrived today for a visit with relatives here. Dr Harry Pakerton, chief of the local office of the bureau of animal industry, arrived on train No 17 today. William Mills the Juniper farmer wig among those coming in on the Northern Pacific train this morning. Peter Crockett a sophomore at the University of Oregon is spending holidays with his mother and sister.
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IL. J. MelIntyre
Pasco
Pendleton
Antone Nolte
N. P
M. IL. Morrison
Robert Albee
Helix
George Grey
Misa Gertrude Grusha
Harry Pakerton
Bureau of Animal Industry
William Mills
Juniper
Northern Pacific
Peter Crockett
University of Oregon
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Standard Grocery Co., Inc
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
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Puone
Frank O'Gara
Library Notes
Maxfield Parrish
Beatrice Leigh
Daniel Boone
The
Three Margarets
Wells Brothers
Young Cattle Kings
Rose and the Ring
Uncle Sam
Indians
NEW Brotherhood
Umatilia Indians
Efartic van Pelt
Emapire
the Grand
Newsy
Wafils
Posen
Mr. B. B. Wintile
Germany
West End
Vey
Barney Mullin
Whinse
Billy Sheer
Rily" Sheer
William Gardner
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Tallman @ Co
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
East End Grocery
John Dyer
America
Sawtelle
ABS Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
Oregon
Shir
Pajamas
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