Pendleton Girls Rally to Beat Walla Walla in Close Tilts
Pendleton high school girls edged Walla Walla 16-14 after extra minutes in a tense Walla Walla contest. Clara McDonald scored the decisive basket as the game stayed tight throughout, with McDonald totaling six points from free throws and contributing on the winning play.
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Pendleton High School
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Clara McDonald
Quinter
Miss McDonald
Clara McDonal
Lillian Gulliford
Ruth Martin
Sylvia von Holfebroke
Walls Walla
Silvia von Hollebeke
Mabel de Long
Lois Hampton
County Poultry Show Yields Notable Local Boom
Umatilla county showcases results from the recent poultry show with three shipments of prize winning standard bred chickens. Buff Rock birds from Mrs. Williams and connections of D Gurdane sparked orders, while increased exports and lower egg prices signal a shift from importer to exporter status for the county.
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Umatilla County
O.W. R. & N. Depot
Buff Rock
B. F. Williams
Mapies
Milton
Oregon
F. J. McManies
Hamley Harness Company
Eigs
Pendleton
Linn and Marion full for courts to settle
Albany Or Feb 8 boundary dispute between Linn and Marion counties will likely be settled in courts not the legislature. Much land in the disputed territory is assessed by both counties and some parcels sold for taxes by Marion despite Linn county tax payments.
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Albany, Or
Linn
Marion
Linn County
Farmers' Union Pendleton Local meets monthly at 1:30
Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union Pendleton Local No. 21 holds meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month at 1:30 in Social Hall. H. A. Rosenberg serves as president with W. R. Campbell as secretary.
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Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Pendleton Local No
H. A. Rosenberg
W. R. Campbell
Pendleton Local Notes and Real Estate Deals
Newly Notes of Pendleton reports the newly ordered 1913 Harley-Davidson tandem for Rosa Wimner and Walter Waggoner, the only one in the territory. Real estate transfers include Louis A. Eddings to Jacob Fletchinger for 1200 and Maud D. Hascall to Albert W. Warner for 161.51 acres. James Nixon bound over in a white slave case. Daisy Shultz to testify. other items cover flood recovery, ball club delegates, and immigration court actions.
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Rosa Wimner
Walter Waggoner
Louis A. Eddings
Jacob Fletchinger
Pendleton
Maud D
James H. Hascall
Albert W. Warner
U. S. BR
S. A. Nixon
Daisy Shultz
Frei Parsons
Eudora Penfield
E. L Wells
U. S
R. R. Johnson
Funeral for Mrs. Ben F. Ogle Pioneer Resident
The funeral for Mrs. Ben F. Ogle, 70, who died after influenza, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the family home 208 Jackson Street. Rev. E. H. Todd of Willamette University, Salem, will conduct. She and Hen F. Ogle came to Oregon in 1865 from Missouri, first near Eugene, then Bear Creek. Survived by five of twelve children: John, Mrs. Simington, Mrs. Campbell (two), and Mrs. Kilgore, all residents of the county.
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Ben F. Ogle
Jackson Street
E. H. Todd
Willamette University
Salem
Hen F. Ogle
Oregon
Missouri
Eugene
Bear Creek
John Ogle
Thomas B. Simington
Rufus J. Campbell
William E. Campbell
Simeon C. Kilgore
Sulzer's Bills Aim at Wall St Stock Exchange Reform
Albany Feb. Radical reforms in the New York Stock Exchange are proposed in seven bills approved by Governor Sulzer. Tests limit usury to 16 percent for a year and make misrepresentation in stock trades a felony. Other measures ban publishing false price data, prohibit brokers from taking customer funds against orders, and curb price manipulation.
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Stock Exchange
Albany
N. Y
New York Stock Exchange
State Senate
Wiliam Sulzer
Young Harriman Is Now Railway Man
William Averill Harriman, a Yale senior and son of the late magnate Frank H. Harriman, was elected a director of the Union Pacific at a New York meeting to consider plans for separating that road from the family system and reorganizing its governance.
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Yale
Union Pacific
New York
Wiliam Averil] Harriman
FR. H. Harriman
Young Harriman
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific move toward dissolving Harriman system
The Supreme Court demanded Southern Pacific action as Herriman successor H W Defor rest. Frank Trumbull is named a Chesapea ke & Ohio director replacing Julius Kruttschnitt. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific boards meet to review dissolution plans, with reports from special committees and promises of early adjustment. Separate afternoon meetings follow amid hints of Southwestern lines involvement. A reflective note about restraint and aging ends the passage.
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Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
Herriman
H. W. Deforrest
Frank Trumbull
Chesaapeake & Ohio
Julius Kruttschnitt
Union Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacific Board
If we were all as good as we advise others to be
A succinct moral reflection urging personal virtue, suggesting harmony if everyone followed the advised example and behaved as they counsel others to do. The line emphasizes consistency between words and actions and the ideal of universal virtue.
Churches Tomorrow Lutheran service announced
At Churches Tomorrow Lutheran Rev. C. Mack will hold services tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Lutheran
C. Mack
Evangelist A L Crim to Conduct Services at First Christian
Herbert F Weaver minister leads preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm by visiting evangelist A L Crim with music by C Hu Althelde and chorus. At 3 pm Crim delivers a men only address. Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm male quartet to sing at 8 pm.
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Main
Jackson Streets
Herbert F. Weaver
A. L. Crim
C. Hu
Althelde
Crim
Chrisian Endeavor
Religious service schedule and reading room hours
Christian Science notices announce services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Midweek service on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The reading room, located at East Webb and Johnson streets, is open daily from 2 to 4 p.m., except Sundays. The lesson sermon topic is "Spirit."
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Webb and
Johnson Streets
Firs Presbyterian Service Schedule and Lent Plans
At First Presbyterian on Alta and College streets Rev L Grigsby pastor conducts a 10 a.m. school session with Judge Siew Hes Maloney as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Young People's Endeavor at 7 30 p.m. non class and 20 p.m. soloist Miss Edna Zimmerman. Lent services next week set for Tuesday and Friday at 4 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 15 p.m. Charles Quinney rector.
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Edna Zimmerman
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer Service Schedule Notice
The Holy Communion will be celebrated at 7 30 a m Sunday school 10 a m divine service with sermon and 7 40 p m Confirmation service advertised by the church.
Methodist Episcopal preacher schedules services
Webb for Johnson streets N Evans pastor Rev Edw H Todd D D vice president of Willamette University will preach at 11 a m and 7 20 p m Sunday school 10 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m
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Emma Martin
Vera Casey
Bery Wadsworth
Sturdivant Guards
Bertha McConnell
Lina Coutts
Houser
China
Wm. Hanscom
Linn and
Edward Holland
Life IN the
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Jamdindy
Jean White
Columbia Lodging House
Ralph May
G. F. Jones
Bitter Creek
Roy W. Ritner
John Dickson
Pendleton Ball Club
Bolseay
White Slayers
Sulzer
Wall ST
Christian Science
Workingmensg Clothing Co
Church of the Redeemer
Methodist Episcopal
San Francisco Exposition
San Francisco Exposition Tour Co
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D. J. Gilliland
Thos. C. Ohmart
Taylor Hardward
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