Company L to Inspect and Muster at Armory Tonight
All members must attend the quarterly inspection at 7 45 pm sharp at the Armory with Captain Kern as inspecting officer unless Portland regimental officers arrive. Many members are away from the city but the show of attendance remains crucial as it affects the year end garade. Indoor rifle practice will begin soon with a Krag-Jorgensen 22 caliber gun and Captain Denny will instruct.
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Denny
Kern
Portland
Cold Weather Warning Urges Early Action
The notice stresses acting at the first signs of a cold to prevent deep-seated illness and longer suffering. Do not wait for symptoms to worsen. early treatment can shorten the duration.
Woodmen Campaign Grows in Pendleton Camp
Pendleton Woodmen of the World unit boosts membership with Judge FitzGerald as chair on a 60 day drive led by Organizer A G Saunders. Meetings intensify as the degree team prepares for a major initiation on February 24, with officer installation and an oyster supper for neighbors that night.
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Pendleton Camp
Judge FitzGerald
A. G. Saunders
Pendleton
Saunders
Umatilla Men Appointed to Dry Farming Congress
Governor Chamberlain appoints five delegates from Umatilla county to the Dry Farming Congress in Salt Lake City January 23 to 26. Names listed are Louis Scholl Jr, O. D. Teel, E. Spike, Dr. F. M. Ackley, and F. Van Cleve, all from Echo, Oregon.
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Chamberlain
Umatila County
Salt Lake City
Louis Scholl, Jr
O. D. Teel
E. Spike
F. M. Ackley
F. van Cleve
Echo
Oregon
Pittsburg Banker and Brewer Leopold Vilsack Dies
Leopold Vilsack a Pittsburg mill owner banker and brewer died suddenly from heart failure.
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Leopold Vilsack
Pittsburg
Whe Schilling's Best Price Promise Teases Savings
A note from the grocer invites shoppers to compare tea prices in the window and buy at the lowest seen. If not satisfied, customers can get their money back, highlighting Whe Schilling's Best price guarantee.
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Schilling
New Year Observances Planned in Pendleton Churches and Community
Watch services at Church of the Redeemer at 11 with music prayer and a rector sermon led by Rev. Charles Quinney. The M E Church will host a joint watch party with Presbyterians Baptists and southern Methodists attending. Leap year may alter usual New Year visits as open houses are uncertain. Stores and banks likely close for New Year with post office hours 9 to 10. Barber shops remain open to noon.
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Eagles’ Hall
Pendleton
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
M. E
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Baptists
Southern Methodists
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
C. C. Anthony
Evangelist Wilson to Lead Pendleton Revival
Rev Allen Wilson, famed evangelist, heads to Pendleton to begin a series of meetings at the Christian church Sunday morning. He has a strong revival record in cities including Dayton 493, Washington 390 with 97 in one day, Anderson 462, Vincennes 230, Atlanta 309, Fargo 309, Lathrop 170, Buffalo 172, Terre Haute 279, Charleston 220, Portland 140. Lint, the accompanying angel, will also attend and aid his work.
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Allen Wilson
Christian Church
Pendleton
Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
D. C
Anderson
Ind
Vincennes
Atlanta
No Meeting Tomorrow Night For City Council
The new city council will not take seats until Wednesday January 8. Because New Year’s Day falls on the first Wednesday of 1908, no meeting will be held tomorrow night and officers-elect begin duties a week from tomorrow. The Murphy administration is underway with informal consultations on policies and appointments.
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Murphy
East factory revival boosts fifteen thousand workers
Fifteen thousand workmen have been put to work again in factories throughout the east after several weeks' layoff.
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East
Government action to reserve timber limits shakes small papers
The provincial move to reserve timber limits threatens tiny newspapers in timber districts. Advertising timber limits, once a major income at 2.60 to 5 a parcel, funded weeklies with up to 1500 dollars weekly. With a 30 day alert, several papers will shut, depriving journalists of a regional voice.
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British Columbia
Pendleton Market Days plan gains merchant support
In Pendleton a group pursuing market days circulated a subscription among business leaders. Yesterday the trio met with merchants at the Commercial Association rooms and secured signatures. The plan aims to hold stock auction sales at the Alta feed yard, though details remain unsettled.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
Alta
Rader's Furniture Draws Tonight for Bed Room Set
A drawing for a $100 bed room set at M A Rader's furniture store is held this evening. A select committee awards prizes to customers who purchased coupons issued over several months. The drawing takes place at a designated hour this evening.
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M. A. Rader's
Rader Furniture
Local marriage licenses issued to four couples
Richard Aushemer and Rachel May Bandy along with William M. Roop and Anna V. Beardaley were issued marriage licenses today at the local courthouse. Names appear in the official record as the newly joined pairs seeking marital status in the community.
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Richard Aushemer
Rachel May Bandy
William M. Roop
Anna V. Beardaley
Bailey confession links Seattle murder to Portland arrest
Horace C. Bailey, described as a negro, was arrested in Portland and has confessed to killing Marshall McComas, also a negro, in Seattle during a dispute over a dice game. The case ties an urban fight to a homicide across two cities.
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Horace C. Bailey
Portland
Marshall McComas
Seattle
December Police Court reports Ninety Seven cases
The December docket shows 97 cases for the month with four drunks brought before Recorder Fite Gerald and sentenced to five dollars or three days. Three white men and one Indian named Little Salmon appeared. The holiday pause in the first half of the month reduced court activity.
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Fite Gerald
Little Salmon
Ukiah Sawmill Man Visits Pendleton for Child’s Rheumatism Treatment
H Cc Mack of Ukiah arrives with family to have their 4 year old son treated for rheumatism. Mack expects to return tonight while the rest of the family remains in Pendleton.
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H. Cc. Mack
Ukiah
The Captain's Mate Plays to Large Audience in Oregon
Amusements note that The Captain's Mate was presented at the Oregon last night for the second time to a large audience. Tonight the popular play is to run its last performance with matinees tomorrow and a matinee and evening show tomorrow night. The Diamond Mystery by Streeter Bryan promises to be one of the season's best and will attract many attendees at both matinee and evening shows, with admission set at 25 cents for the matinee.
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Oregon
Streeter-Bryan Compa
Julius Caesar production marred by faulty prop sword
The play Julius Caesar faced a hiccup when the prop sword jammed during Brutus's stabbing of Caesar. As the weapon failed, a gallery voice quipped in a calm, amused tone Lumme but he's tough, underscoring the scene's abortive moment despite lavish production values.
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Julius Caesar
Brutus
Caesar
Noah Fulton Reported Alive After Hanging At Abingdon
Noah Fulton once said to be hanged on December 18 in Abingdon Virginia for murder is reported alive and well. Relatives seized Fulton’s body after the scheduled hanging and hurriedly returned the apparently dead man.
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Noah Fulton
Abingdon
Fulton
Ifs
Newbro’s Herpleide Promises Dandruff Germ Killer
An advertisement extols softness and gloss of seal skin and human hair, credits dandruff as the hair’s foe, and promotes Newbro’s Herpleide as the sole remedy. The copy claims dandruff causes hair loss, urges readers to send stamps to The Herpleide Co. in Detroit, with product sizes 60 cents and $1.00.
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Newhro
Herpleide
Bend 10
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Umatilla
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Commercial National Bank United States Depository
Eagle's Hall
Evangelist Wilson Coming
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Johnny
Chance
Boston
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