Two New Elks Initiated At Pendleton Lodge Meeting
Pendleton Lodge No. 288 initiated two candidates, L. Smith and B. Glenn Sturdivant, at last evening’s session. A Presbyterian Christmas tree program is set for 4 PM tomorrow at the church, open to all. Members of the United Orchestra depart for Pilot Rock to provide music for a local ball tonight. The Church of the Redeemer Sunday School plans a 4:30 PM Christmas tree event tomorrow, withParents and friends invited.
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Weely
Pendleton Lodge No
Hell
L. Smith
B. Glenn Sturdivant
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Akl
Pilot Nock
United Orchestra
Pilot Rock
Amos
Church of the Redeemer
Two Marriage Licenses Issued At County Clerk Office
At the county clerk's office two marriage licenses were issued to Cecil H. Walden and Claire E. McDonald and to Ben F. Eckley and Effie Leona Crinvmins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk's Office
Cecil H. Walden
Claire E. McDonald
Ben F. Eckley
Effie Leona Crinvmins
Fighter Fined After Depot Fight Arrest
Antom Engleman was arrested for a depot fight and posted a $10 bail to gain freedom. He did not appear in court this morning and the bail was forfeited by Judge Fite Gerald.
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Antom Engleman
Fite Gerald
Insane Man Reported at Pilot Rock and Public Library Story Hour
Word reached the sheriff that a man at Pilot Rock has become insane and threatened people. He was placed under arrest and may be brought to the city tonight. Also, the library hosts a Story Hour tomorrow at 10 o clock with Miss Waugh narrating a Christmas subject for children aged five to ten.
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Sheriff's Office
Pilot Rock
Miss Waugh
Pioneer Woman Visits From California For County Observations
Mrs. Marcella Martin formerly of Umatilla county visits with friends from northern California. The will of Madison Jones, an early Umatilla county pioneer who died last week, is filed for probate with attorney Will M. Peters. Estate valued at about $27,000 is divided among ten children. George W. Jones named executor without bonds. Witnesses are Charles H. Carter and Dayton Barnhart.
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Marcella Martin
Umatilla County
Captain Martin
California
Madison Jones
Will M. Peterson
George W. Jones
Charles H. Carter
Dayton Barnhart
Northern Pacific may end Pendleton Pasco passenger train
Rumor says Northern Pacific officials consider discontinuing the Pendleton Pasco passenger train on January 1 and revert to the old mixed train schedule. The possibility provokes complaints that a mixed train cannot serve passengers adequately and would be met with regret by people along the line including Pendleton residents.
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Northern Pacific
Pendleton-Pasco
Fire breaks out at Cosy Theater and film damaged
A film in the Cosy Theater magazine caught fire during last night’s show around 9 20 pm causing smoke and brief confusion. The fire was contained by fireproof operating room precautions with no injuries and the manager had reels running again within fifteen minutes.
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Picture Theater
New Cosy Theater
Amuke
Cooper
Thursday Afternoon Club Sells Treil Cross Seals
The article notes the Thursday Afternoon club leads the seal sale campaign for the desaded white plague in Pendleton. It cites alliances with Current Literature clubs at drugstores and Fra Zer-Nevelson bookstore while post office booths support the effort. Pendleton residents generously attach small packages to mail aimed at fundraising.
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Frazier-Nevelson
Pendleton
Asylum Site Exploration Across Multiple Tracts
A touring party examined the O R N tract a mostly bottom land with a year round spring branch then moved to McKay creek Cheney and Clapton tracts. They connected with the Oliver tract by bridge potential for larger landholding while return to city by 2 pm and were hosted by a Commercial association delegation.
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McKay Creek
Cheney
Clapton
Oliver
Governors Inspect Sites For Dental School Campus
Governor Bowerman and state officials toured potential locations with local leaders including Senator Barrett and Mayor Murphy to gauge suitability. Prof. Scudder of Oregon Agricultural College surveyed terrain irrigation and agricultural prospects, visiting Oliver and Gritman Clapton sites before accompanying the party toward Corvallis.
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C. A. Barrett
J. N. Burgess
L. L Mann
E. J. Murphy
W. L. Thompson
The
Commercial Association
G. M. Rice
Will Moore
T. C. Taylor
Fred Judd
Sam Thompson
M. &. Kern
E. W. McComas
W. BE. Brock
Thos, Thompson
F. W. Vincent
Dee Teutsch
FE. A. Mann
W. A. Brown
J. F. Robinson
Leon Cohen
J. T. Brown
Cress Sturgis
Be Alexander
Scudder
Oregon Agricultural College
Bowerman
Das Bun II
Oliver Place
Complaints of Exchange on Chinese Remittances
American businessmen in several parts of China face high remittance costs due to intricate exchange and banking at Chinese ports. Little relief is expected, and a brief explanation outlines how they can minimize losses.
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China
Eli Perkins Stricken With Illness at Yonkers Home
Melville Delancey Landon better known as Eli Perkins humorist and writer is very ill of locator ataxia at his Yonkers residence. He is seventy one years old and once led the New York News association. Widely quoted twenty years ago he authored many books and has been retired for six years due to poor health.
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Melville Delancey Landon
Eli Perkins
Yonkers
Landon
New York News Association
Sporting Woman Takes Own Life In Pendleton Hotel
May Long, a woman of uncertain age, was found dead in her room at the Oriental on Cottonwood Street. A poison bottle was found nearby. an inquest is not planned. She recently arrived from Huker and had been drinking with a male companion the night before. The coroner seeks contacts in the mining town to locate relatives. burial will be county funded.
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May Long
Ffame
Cottonwood Street
McFaul
Folsom
Pendleton
Huker
Parronts and Uilege
Kill or Cure Inscription At Lynn Hospital Revealed
Miss Carrie Hicks was brought to Lynn hospital for dropsy. Dr A P Bowen admitted he wrote Kill or cure, either will be satisfactory on the patient permit as a joke after she pressed for relief. He says the inscription was not serious.
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Lynn
Mass
Carrie Hicks
Lynn Hospital
A. P. Bowen
New Hermiston Bridge 15 Opens in Oregon
The new Imatilla river bridge at Hermiston is completed and open to traffic after formal county court acceptance. Mayor Ross Newport was the first to cross, with Portland mayor and Hermiston officials observing. The structure, 200 feet long, links to irrigation lands under Western Land & Irrigation project.
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Imatilla River
Hermiston
Portland
Hawthorne Street
Willamette
Ross Newsport
H. G. Newport
Pendleton
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Thamps On A Long Taike Walkers To Milwaukee For Convention
A group led by millionaire James Baderslow will leave St. Louis on January 19 to walk to Milwaukee for the National Brotherhood Welfare Association convention, a two week journey with walkers subsisting on donated food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
James Baderslow
Brotherhood Welfare Resociation
St. Louis
Milwaukee
National Brotherhood Welfare Association
Beet girl singled out as apple of his eye joke falls flat
A playful line about a beet girl being the apple of his eye backfires when the implied core joke reveals no substance. The exchange leaves the speaker’s flippant remark exposed as a quirky, fruit themed quip with no deeper meaning.
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Kaola
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Americas
Sawtelles
Dinary Make
Pendleton, Oo
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
East Alta
Phome Main
Main and Court Stree
E. M. Walsh
Grocery
the House OF Quality
C. 8. Walsh
Mgr
Newsy
Boston
Says M. D
New Hermiston Bridge
Thamps
Castoria
Owl
Court Street
OWL Tea House
Ingram’s Grocery
Main, ST
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