Indians Celebrate Christmas Season at Umatilla Mission
On the Umatilla Indian reservation the Christmas season was joyfully observed with a Tutuilla mission camp meeting lasting into Friday morning. Indian school students performed a Christmas program for about 200 guests, Santa distributed gifts, and a temperance rally closed the day. Rev James Dickson led Sunday services with a strong appeal, and the New Year camp meeting will begin Wednesday and extend into next week.
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Umatilla
Tutuilla Mission
Tutulla Mission
Mission
James Dickson
Cornelicon
Japanese newspaper man among twenty five natives on trial
Dinjiro Kotoki a Japanese newspaper man is among twenty five natives on trial in Tokyo for plotting against the life of Emperor Kitoku who once lived in America. His wife faces trial with him on the same charges.
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Dinjiro Kotoki
Tokyo
Kitoku
America
Hermiston Turkeyless Christmas Tramps Suspected
Hermiston patrons woke to a turkeyless Christmas after a gang of hoboes, said to be roaming the west end of Umatilla County, reportedly stole the town's live turkeys. The Chinese proprietor of the Hotel Oregon cafe lost four fine birds as sightings of hoboes lingered near cellars and rail lines.
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Hermiston
ER. P. Dodd
R. Alexander
Marshal Fhay
Cthief Looser
Hotel Oregon Cafe
Doda
Umatilla
More Argentine cereals consumed in Jamaica
A further importation of Argentine cereals into Jamaica is reported by Vice-Consul Wm. H. Orrett, noting Kingston landing on November 10 of 2 000 corm 2 100 flour 100 oats 100 bran 190 middlings. The consular officer suggests Argentina will actively compete with the United States for West Indies cereal trade.
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Jamaica
Wm. H. Orrett
Kingston
Argentina
United States
West Indies
Social Democratic Herald to Launch Daily in Milwaukee
The Social Democratic Herald plans a daily edition around March 1 1911 as a new building is erected for exclusive use. Victor Berger, editor, is noted as the first socialist elected to Congress.
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Social Democratic Herald
Milwahukee
Victor Berger
The
Herald
Congress
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Dance and Parties
Pendleton headlines describe a Home Rule dance hosted by the Eagles Lodge at Eagle-Woodman hall on Friday night December 30. Also noted are a Christmas dinner at the King home on Jane street with several guests, a Young People’s Dancing club event with United Orchestra, and a favorable report on Pendleton weather and a Methodist church cantata Star of Promise with organ pieces performed.
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Eagles Lodge
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Young People's Dancing Club
United Orchestra
Methodist Church
J. 8. Landers
A. J. Owens
Paul Deurad
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social scene
William Mills of Juniper visits Pendleton while Floyd Banks of Cordova registers at the Bowman. Stanfield residents C Hawley and family spend Sunday in the city. Echo resident Dr. M S Kern and others visit. D H Kerfoot from Malheur county and Zoeth Houser from Echo arrive for Christmas. Clarke Connell from Umatilla and George Ferguson of the Alexander store travel to Weston and Pendleton for holidays. Gerald Stanfield returns from Christmas in Pendleton. Leslie Anger of the Walla Walla Union visits family. Walter Whitman, now in Spokane real estate, spends holidays with relatives. Carl Cooley travels to Portland for Christmas with friends. A W Nye among grip sufferers. Oliver P Morton, Portland reclamation attorney, spends Christmas in the city. Carl Engdahl attends Eagle-Woodman hall dance. Letcher Noreau en route to Hot Lake before returning to Portland. E W Brown, former science instructor, enjoys Christmas with city friends. Frank McKenzie returns to Hermiston after Christmas with O'Daniel family. Mrs. McKenzie and daughter stay longer. De Fre Lietanen of Pilot Rock arrives on Walla Walla local for Christmas, returns home on 9:05 train. A W Dobner jets to Waukesha Wisconsin following news of his mother’s illness. this is his first Wisconsin visit in 26 years. Misses Filna and Lavelle Florence, once active in local society, arrive from Portland to visit several days.
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Clarke Connell
Umatilla
M. S. Kern
Stanfield
W. H. J. Lewis
Hermiston
Pendleton
E. P. Marshall
E. P. Dodd
Dodd
R. Alexander
George Ferguson
Alexander
Weston
Gerald Stanfield
Leslie Anger
Mechanical Department
The
Walla Walla
Walter Whitman
Spokane
Carl Cooley
Alexander Department
Portland
A. W. Nye
Commercial Association
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Carl Engdahl
Farmers’ Mutual
Helix
Eagle-Woodman
Masons Elect Officers and Royal Arch Chapter Lineup
Masons Elect Officers and Royal Arch Chapter officers were chosen last evening. names include W. E. Brock as priest Cliff Bellinger king A W Nye scribe Elmer Snider captain of host WW c E Pruitt principal soldier Frank Saling Royal Arch captain Ben L Burroughs master of the third veIll W A Shusher master of the second vell E J Murphy master of the first vell T C Taylor treasurer Tat Livermore guard Installation set for Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
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Masons
Royal Arch
A. F
A. M
W. E. Brock
Cliff Bellinger
A. W. Nye
Elmer Snider
Ww. c. E. Pruitt
Frank Saling
Ben L. Burroughs
W. A. Shusher
E. J. Murphy
T. C. Taylor
Tat Livermore
Will of Madison Jones Probate Shows Family Legacies
Will filed in the clerk's office assigns Mary Amelia Jones 4000 dollars, Franklin B. Jones 2000, Walter 31000, EB F. Guyon 1000, Madison L. 1000, Emma Davis 1000, George W. 1000, John M. 1000, Robert S. 4750, James 100, Edward W. 10, with James and Edward reduced as advancements earlier in the deceased's life.
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Madison Jones
Mary Amelia Jones
Franklin B. Jones
Walter
F. Guyon
Madison L
Emma Davis
George W
John M
Robert S
James
Edward W
Edward
Mlume Washey Out Cause Power Shutdown Pendleton
A washout on the Paeitle Light and Power company flume cut electric current this morning. The current was to be restored at 2 o clock but the high line work delayed it. Walla Walla's auxiliary steam plant could have supplied power, but was not used. Pendleton industry largely suspended. East Oregonian relies on an auxiliary steam plant.
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East Oregonsia
A Bottle of Hostetter's Bitters Health Claim Ad
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Bitters as the pure safe tonic for health and vigor. It asserts 157 years of proven reliability and urges readers to test the product when needing a tonic or invigoration.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Claims Remedies
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for poor appetite heartburn headache biliousness indigestion dyspepsia colds grippe and malaria offered through all druggists with a call to try the product.
Longest Oregon Decision Sealed After Five Years
An extensive decree in the Milton and Freewater water salts case, prepared by James A. Fee and C. M. Rader, will be the longest of its kind in Oregon. It spans about 1000 pages and roughly 40 000 words, with 600 defendants described by location, acreage, irrigation, and flow. Completion is expected by Wednesday after two months of clerical work.
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Oregon
James A. Fee
Thie City
C. M. Rader
Waollh Walla
Salling
Pruitt
Aurenge Wnder
Crop Returns From Sonora Mexico Reported by Consul
Consul Louis Hostetter of Hermosillo reports Sonora district harvests for the past year, noting corn at 818463 bushels, wheat 714122 bushels, barley 8415 bushels, and cotton 265076 pounds. Many farmers abandoned cotton planting due to lack of labor to pick the fiber.
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Sonora
Louis Hostetter
Hermosillo
Oregon Lumber Yard Manager Resigns
Ben F. Hill, manager of the Oregon lumber company yard, resigns effective January 1. He will be succeeded by C. H. Cox of Fairmont Nebraska, who arrived with his wife and then left for Walla Walla to visit relatives over Christmas. Hill plans to pursue other business in the city and has no intention of leaving.
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Ben F. Hill
Oregon Lumber Company
H. Cox
Fairmont
Nebraska
Cox
Walla Walla
Crawford
Lumber Company
Western Canada farmers push for free trade to Ottawa
About 1,000 farmers from Western Canada reached the city tonight as advance guards prepare to depart for Ottawa Monday night to demand free trade in agricultural implements and certain lines of common hardware from the federal government. The delegation plans to press their case in the capital.
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Army of Western Canada
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Liuorler
Farmers Press for Free Trade with United States
The farmers insist on free trade with the United States and push for changes as reference exchanges become a regular part of matrimonial ada.
Hyomel Catarrh Cure Boasts Lasting Results
Tallman & Co promote Hyomel as a proven catarrh cure that withstands rivals. The ad claims yearly sales rise and guarantees a refund if no cure, urging use via a hard rubber inhaler bought for $1 or a Hyomel bottle for 60 cents. Inhalation supposedly clears air passages and relieves coughs bronchitis sore throat.
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Tallman & Co
Tallman
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Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Lemnard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Santa Claus
Castoria
Turkey
East Oregonian
Dick Sullivan’s
Pendleton Dye Works
East Alta
Merry Christmas
Young
E. M. Walsh
the House OF Quality
Newsy
Frank King
Jane Street
W. H. Musselman
John King
Adams
J. D. Brown
Ada Brown
Rhodes
Jesse
Sellers
Delta Morse
William Mills
Juniper
Floyd Banks
Cordova
Alaska
Bowman
C Hawley
Pp. C. Hunter
Echo
D. H. Kerfoot
Malheur County
Zoeth Houser
Letcher Noreau
Hot Lake
E. W. Brown
Horseshoe Curve
Frank McKenzie
Geo. O'Daniel
de Fre
A. W. Dobner Jett Yortentay
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Filna
Lavelle Florence
Hostetter’s Bitters
Hostetter
Mexican State
Boston
U. S
Hag
Hyomet
Maia
E. Court St
Berlin
Jack Webster
Matn
Court Stree
Oregon Lumber Yard
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