Pendleton Man Named to State Board of Pharmacy
Jay Bowerman appointed Pendleton resident R. L. Hunt to fill the seat on the Oregon state board of pharmacy left by George C. Blakely of The Dalles. Hunt, traveling representative for Clarke-Woodlard drug company, has lived at 215 Perkins avenue for three years with his family here, though away much of the time. The board also includes Clyde G. Huntley, Miss Katie Harbord, Frank C. Caldwell, and F. C. Pozzle.
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Jay Bowerman
Pendleton
R. L. Hunt
Oregon State Board of Pharmacy
George C. Blakely
The
Dalles
William M. Blakely
Joe Blakely
Mr. Hunt
Clarke-Woodlard Arug Company
Portland
Umatilla
Boise
Perkins Avenue
Hunt
Clyde G. Huntley
Oregon City
Katie Harbord
Salem
Frank C. Caldwell
F. C. Pozzle
Matlock Site 18 Chosen After Debate On Grounds
Stockholders attorney C. J. Ferguson argued lower grounds offer year round athletic use while T C Taylor urged the site for commercial prospects citing profits and accessibility. City tract backers led by J. R. Haley and J. H. Winn cited cost savings and improved park potential with special trains promised to handle crowds. Mayor Murphy endorsed the Matlock option.
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C. J. Ferguson
T. C. Taylor
Matlock
J. R. Haley
J. H. Wwinn
Corncilman Stroble
Northern Pacific
Stroble
Murphy
Matlock Grounds
Pendleton Notes Move In From Helix H W Wagner
Newsy items report Hells residents relocating to Pendleton as H W Wagner moves his family today. Dora Payne, sister of a local youth who recently died by suicide in the Stuty judging house, died this morning in the local hospital. Recorder F W Hondley notes receipts of 3548 80 at noon today. Pendleton American Women's League Chapter to meet at 1 pm Monday in city hall corner room. R W Pletcher, East Oregonian circulation manager, back after a week with tonsillitis and lagrippe, able to circulate today.
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Murphy
C. J. Smith
Fendicton
Hells
H. W. Wagner
Helix
Pendleton
Dora Payne
F. W. Hondley
Women League
American Women's League
City Hall
R. W. Pletcher
The
East Oregonian
United Orchestra
Gambling arrest in Brownfield Mallock building case
Dayton Barnhart and another bootblack were jailed by Chief Gurdane on gambling and liquor charges. The cigar store operator in the Brownfield Mallock building allegedly hosted the game. Trial arrangements were set for 3 pm as Judge H J Bean’s successor remains unnamed. Separately, W B Stem, famed Sunday school worker, will visit Pendleton on January 11 with events at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Dayton Barnhart
Gurdane
Barnhart
Brownfield-Mallock
W. BD. Stem
Pendleton
H. Phipps
Saate
County Sunday School Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stem
Death of J P Hopper in Hudson Bay country
J P Hopper died of pneumonia at six this morning at his father Noel Hopper’s Thompson street home. He had worked for Dan P Smythe in the Hudson Bay country and had been in the city briefly on visit. He leaves three brothers Edward Hopper Boise Benjamin Hopper Baker Charles Hopper Helix and four sisters Mrs A G Webb Wallace Ida Mrs Ora Miller Canyon City Nev Mrs Rose Burke Nevada and Cora Hopper Chicago. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM from Folcourt Undertaking Parlor with interment in Olney Cemetery.
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Noel Hopper
Thompson Street
J. P. Hopper
Dan P. Smythe
Hudson Bay Country
Edward H. Hopper
Boise
Benjamin Hopper
Baker
Charles Hopper
Helix
A. G. Webb
Wallace, Ida
Ora Miller
Canyon City
Nev
Rose Burke
Nevada
Cora Hopper
Chicago
Folco Undertaking
Olney Concretery
Dr W G Cole to Move Practice to Portland
Dr W G Cole announces plans to move to Portland with his wife for a permanent home and continue medical practice. The Pendleton physician has long served the community and been active in politics as a Republican, holding roles as representative and one term as state senator from Umatilla Union and Morrow counties.
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W. G. Cole
Portland
Republcan Party
State Senate
Umatilla
Union
Morrow
New Year Hotspots Spark Chicago Merriment
Vivid New Year scenes promise bright lights and crowded streets as Chicago hosts extravagant celebrations with well dressed crowds. The note quotes a Californian refrain about freedom and incense, reflecting festive mood and city contrasts.
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Chicago
Portland New Years Celebration Quiet Amid Police Guard
The city will host a New Year celebration with about 00 policemen patrolling the streets. A midnight promenade on market square is planned and an estimated 150000 visitors are expected. Noise making devices are banned, downtown streets receive a double guard, and the Assa long will close at midnight to keep the event orderly.
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Market Silve
Portland
Ore
Cox
Assalong
Seattle Cafes Reserved in Downtown Champagne Rush
Seattle crowds fill downtown cafes as seats are booked by pledging $50 for champagne. Police chief Wappenstein says no interference beyond enforcing liquor laws.
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Seattle
Wappenstein
English Celebration In Victoria No Extra Police
English celebration in Victoria will be marked by large crowds and a noisy night with no extra police on duty. Saloons in Vancouver close at 11 tonight, forcing celebrants to stock up beforehand as disturbances are expected.
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Victoria
B.C
Vancouver
Ministers to Aid Police in Spokane Patrol
Ministers will join with police tonight to patrol downtown Spokane to curb excessive revelry. Tables in the big restaurants are in high demand amid the efforts to maintain order.
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Spokane
Wash
Insurgents Across Line Reported in Mexican Border Turmoil
Officials continued to assess insurgent activity after reports of small scouting bands near Mal Paso and San Antonio. A telegraph line partially restored by night, with guard fortifications of quartz at Mal Paso and a rumored but unconfirmed larger clash. Federal wounded expected, transport via Mal Paso under review as the area remains unsettled.
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Pars
Luque
Pies
San Antonio
Guzman Command
Mal Paso
Henry Farman Smashes Air Distance Record in France
Etamps France December 31 Henry Farman in a Farman biplane broke all previous records by flying 384 miles to win the Michelin cup and 20 000 francs. The previous day Maurice Tabuteau set a 362.66 mile record.
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Etamps
France
Henry Farman
Farman
Maurice Tabuteau
Sharp Earthquake Rattles San Francisco Residents
A sharp earthquake struck San Francisco this morning causing no damage. GM Rice cashier of First National Bank returned from a business trip to Walla Walla. The saying getting even with a person does not yield results.
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San Francisco
GM. Rice
First National Bank
Walla Walla
Change in fuel needs no equipment change noted
A fragment notes that no equipment change is necessary to switch fuels. It mentions J. W. Kimbrell as agent in Pendleton, Oregon, with a phone number and that a sample engine is available for viewing.
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Llate
J. W. Kimbrell
Pendleton
Ore
Fire Ravages Messina Harbor Area in Italy
A fierce fire in Messina, near Reggio di Calabria, destroyed wooden buildings around the harbor including the post office, telegraph office, and railway station. Telegraph and telephone communications were cut, troops were deployed to halt the blaze, and the American quarter, about a mile away, was not feared to be endangered.
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Reggio di Calabria
Italy
Messina
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