Local ads and notices from the Melrose area and beyond
Local listings advertise I C Snyder chimney sweep and services at Main 178 for coal and wood. The Melrose System offers alfalfa day with Joerg er and rental ads for six and five room houses, plus dry wood and Rock Spring coal from Kopitzke Gillanders. Lost dog alerts, transfer services, barn stables, and moving haulers are included. A Saturday gold necklace lost on the north river bank requests return to “A” office for reward. Broad notices cover sales, breeders, and a Hermiston livery sale by W W Steiner Jr.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
Orpheum
Tustin Street
C. J. Whittaker
Aura Street
Schmidt
East Court
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Ore
Pays to Advertise at Patton's Barber Shop
Advertises a pay to advertise offer at Patton's barber shop. The shop employs six barbers, promises short waits, ample hot water and clean towels. It condemns illicit trade with Chinamen Indians or Japs and invites readers to try the service.
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Patton
Cora Patten to present literary evening at City Hall
Arrangements are set for Cora Mel Patten to appear at the City Hall auditorium next Tuesday evening February 6. The program features The Fluer Bird by Maeterlinck Chanticleer Rostand The Piper Peabody and Everywoman Browne. Milas Patten will perform The Blue Bird in Pendleton appealing to children and adults alike.
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Cora Mel Patten
City Hall
Miss Patten
Maeterlinck
Chanticleer
Rostand
the Piper
Peabody
Everywoman
Browne
Milas Patten
Pendleton
Admission Prices In Pendleton Schools Event
The admission will be 25 cents for children and all students of the Pendleton schools and 60 cents for adults.
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Pendleton Schools
Eleven Hunters Die In Washington Hunting Accidents
During the hunting season opening October 1 twelve people were killed in Western Washington by hunting accidents. All were shot except one man who took poison after killing a little girl. Drowning accidents are not included in the tally.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Farmers Take Nice Sale Ad at Pendleton High School
Farmers view lumber doors frames and other supplies offered by Chas Cole at Pendleton high school grounds within two weeks. Long time money to loan on prime farm lands at 7 percent interest. See Coutts and Hays Pendleton Oregon.
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Chas. Cole
Pendleton High School
Coutts & Hays
Pendleton
Oregon
Fort George Farm Lands Opportunity
An opportunity to acquire a farm at a very low figure in Frater River Valley. Call or write for particulars Teutach & Bickers. Personal ad: young lady seeks correspondence with an honest refined man for matrimony. Confidential PF Box 1086 Spokane Wash.
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Fort George
Frater River Valley
Teutach & Bickers
Spokane
Wash
May Add to Auxiliaries in Navy Program
The Democratic caucus opposed building battleships this year but may spur a larger auxiliary fleet. Sentiment favors a substantial program of smaller vessels. Secretary Meyer’s remark faced partisan attack, yet caucus action does not stop House support for auxiliary ships.
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Washington
House
Navy
Meyer
Naval Affairs Committee
Sir Henry Irving Praises Faust at Oregon Theatre
In this era of light and frivolous amusements it is a relief to see a great dramatic masterpiece well produced. Sir Henry Irving, who once staged Faust over a thousand times in London, says Faust is the most meritorious play in his repertoire. The Oregon Theatre presents notable electrical effects such as Marguerite's vision and the transformation of Faust along with fire forged imagery and dramatic tableaux.
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Oregon Theatre
Henry Irving
London
Marguerite
Bond
Faust
Italian Countess Sues Daughter for Support in Chicago
Countess Lillita Della Prediosa, wife of Turin nobleman,appeared in county court seeking aid to compel daughter Mrs. Pauling Fox, actress, to support her. She recounted a 1889 marriage to General Campos’ son and a May 1895 separation on a California ranch with her receiving $300 monthly from her father‑in‑law.
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Chicago
Lillita Della Prediosa
Ermano Velina Dela Pedrosa
Turin
Italy
California
Local visitors and residents spotted in Pendleton area
Jake Bott of Helix visits the city while A J Sturtevant of Pilot Rock makes Pendleton a stop. J R Braum of Walla Walla guests Bowman last evening. Miss Zella Harding of Walla Walla visits her sister Mrs J L Whiting. Mrs Spence Bentley from McCormack station arrives. Attorney George W Coutts leaves for Cambridge Idaho on business. John Lewis of Smelts travels on the N P. J L Harding, W B R depot night operator, on a Boise business trip. Mrs Charles Staunton of Helix arrives on Pasco local. Mrs John Timmerman of Helix aboard N P local. William Harrison returns to Pilot Rock after a city stay. Stella Lundin of Umatilla visits from county seaport. Mr and Mrs Homer Watts spend the weekend in the city from Athena. Joe Basler, former resident now in Portland, arrives via the Northern Pacific. R E Dennis of Tum A Lum Lumber Co and Helix chamber secretary is in the city. Royal Niles comes over from Walla Walla with the Pearsons Academy team.
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Jake Bott
Helix
A. J. Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
J. R. Braum
Walla Walla
Bowman
Zella Harding
John Lewis
Smelts
N. P
J. L. Harding
Stella Lundin
Umatilla
County Seaport
Mrs
Homer
Watts
Athena
Joe Basler
Portland
Northern Pacific
R. E. Dennis
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company
Helix Commercial Club
Royal Niles
Pearsons
Morgan Plans Art Temple and Treasures Move
New York reports say J. P. Morgan plans a central art temple in America to house his vast collection. The financier, aided by J. P. Morgan Jr., aims to transfer ivories and gems from London’s South Kensington to New York and bring loans from Paris and other cities to the United States.
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America
New York
J. P. Morgan
South Kensington Museum
London
J. FP. Morgan, Jr
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Paris
Mr. Morgan
Treasury Department
Man dragged from surf by mounted officer lariat
Alfred Herman of Hamilton City California attempted suicide after being robbed of 75 dollars a year's savings. A mounted patrolman in San Francisco rode into the surf and roped him, dragging him ashore with the lariat tied to the saddle horn.
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San Francisco
Alfred Herman
Hamilton City
Cal
Herman
Henley
Woman scathingly arraigns politicians in liquor debate
Mrs R F Irvine of Washington Georgia told the house judiciary committee that men fall into three classes those who love liquor those who sell liquor and politicians who are on both sides of the question She urged a law banning interstate traffic in alcoholic liquors Feathers on the data of a hundred women nodded approval Representative Carly Virginia defended the men The committee appeared pleased until Representative Rucker Missouri said I believe all of us are on one side of the question but some of us don't like to talk about it
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Washington
R. F. Irvine
House Committee On Judiciary
Carly
Virginia
Rucker
Missouri
Daughter Sues Father for Pay as Housekeeper
Anna G Wilkins of Sucklerville sues John V Wilkins in New Jersey Supreme Court for 3432 dollars claiming 1144 weeks of house keeping since her mother's death. She states she acted as keeper for her father after he informed he would remarry.
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Cambden
N. J
John V. Wilking
Sucklerville
Anna G. Wilkins
New Jersey Supreme Court
Misa Wilkins
Hermiston Defeats Stanfield Five In Close Contest
Hermiston defeated Stanfield 31 to 27 in a tight high school basketball game with Hermiston leading 18 to 14 at the break and both sides adding 13 in the second half. The piece notes a future return game in Hermiston and mentions the newly formed Society of Stanfield Newlyweds hosting its first party at the Coe home and lists several newlywed members.
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Stanfield
Hermiston
Phelps
Hinkie
Johnson
Sullivan
Campbell
Cbeavert
Wallace
Wheeler
Brumfield
Attebury
Donovan
W. Hosking
Society of
Cc. Carr
E. Lundwall
Chas. R Hazen
H. R. Wessell
Ivan W. Dunning
Gee
G. Coe
Claud Ward
H. L. Duvall
Bar I. Gibson
J. H. Koontz
Echo
Frank Sloan
Loren Kenison
Chas, Kenison
E. Reeves
Geo Riseling
Vv. R. Benham
St. Paul
Minn
M. C. Barnger
North Yakima
Wash
Fort George as a Jobbing Centre Choice
Vancouver News Advertiser reports business leaders urge a Vancouver Fort George railroad to link the coast with Peace River country. A railway would shift trade, making Vancouver a northern metropolis and Fort George a major wholesale hub, with major growth anticipated in 1912. Teutsch & Bick ers and North Coast Land Company handle inquiries.
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Vancouver
Fort George
Peace River Country
Pacific Coast
Canada
Peace River
British Columbia
Central Pritish Columbia
Edmonton
Fraser
Nechaco
Panama Canal
Teutsch & Bickers
Oregon
Washington
North Coast Land Company Limited
B, C
Stanfield social notes include club gatherings and visits
The Ladies Embroidery Club met at Mrs. G L Dunning home Tuesday afternoon. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met Thursday at Mrs. G L Hurd home with Mrs. A W Gray assisting. Mrs John Carlson, formerly of Stanfield, now in Portland, is visiting friends. G J Dixon of Walla Walla arrived Thursday to oversee land interests. County Commissioner Horace Walker visited from Pendleton to his Stanfield farm. Principal Prof F D Carruth of Stanfield schools visited Pendleton today.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. L. Hurd
A. W Gray
John Carlson
Stanfield
Portland
G. J. Dixon
Walla Walla
Horace Walker
Pendleton
F. D. Carruth
Canal Hygiene Praised By Sir Frederick Treves Visit
Sir Frederick Treves Bart physician to the late King Edward VI arrived in New York with Lady Treves from Kingston Jamaica. He inspected the Panama canal and praised the sanitation work in the canal zone crediting the United States.
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New York
Sir Frederick Treves Bart
Edward VI
Lady Treves
Kingston
Jamaica
Frederick
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
United States
New Laundry Department Opens at The Domestic Laundry
The Domestic Laundry adds a rough dry department to its already well equipped and up to date establishment. Patrons are asked to have bundles ready Monday morning.
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New
F. E. Livengood
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
I. C. Snyder
Burroughs
Main & Fuel
Franklin Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Donaldson
Sir Swenry Irving
Spence Bentley
McCormmack Station
George W. Coutts
Cambridge, Idaho
Morgan
Art
Choice Farm Lands
Pacific Power & Light Company
St. George Cafe
Webb St
Ladies’ Embroidery Club of
G. L. Dunning
Golden Rule
Soudan
Evans