Evangelistic meetings and local notes from Echo
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon reports Bethel Presbyterian evangelistic meetings led by S L Clark and Youel beginning tonight. Notes include teachers’ exams, pupils with Agnes Donahue, mothers’ W C T U meeting at Mrs Gulliford, and various residents visiting or traveling.
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Echo
Ore
Bethel
S. L. Clark
Youel
Misa Irene Rippey
Ioin Pendleton
Agnes Donahue
C. J. Gulliford
C. F. Williams
Dulles
Garrison
Elmor Gamble
Trout Lake
Wash
Ellen Pearson
David Pearson
Milles
Kit Hayes
Pendleton
Hayes
Pearson
BR. Lisle
Portland
J. Smith
J. T. Hoskina
Vashti
Walla Walla
Hoskins
Dr. Dorn
Butter Creek
David McCarty
Mary Balcolm
Nolin
The Queen Shocks Seattle Critics At Grand Theater
The Queen of the Moulin Rouge arrives in Seattle for a week at the Grand theater with near sold-out matinees and premium evening seats. The piece features risqué dance and plot elements noted as provocative, drawing strong comparisons to other era vaudeville and melodrama.
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Seattle
Yvies Upton
Portland
Grixniv
Sophie Tucker
Elsie Siegel
Walla
Pompette
Moulin Rouge
Oregon Theater
William L Hubbard Attentive Hearing Praised In Moline
Music lovers in the tri cities heard William L Hubbard Chicago Tribune critic lecture on German Lied at the First Congregational church with Alfred Bergen, Survey, and a notable discussion of music origins. The event was lauded by the Moline Evening Mail as premier of the season.
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Moline Evening Mail
William B. Hubbard
Chicago Tribune
Moline
Hubbard
Ango
First Congregational Church
Alfred Bergen
Soldiet
Chartes
Mr. Hubbard
Mr. Bergen
Bergen
Woman's Club
The
Christian Church
U S Pure Food Law Does Not Endorse Medicines
The U S Government under the Pure Food Law does not endorse or guarantee any preparation. Medicines must label ingredients, and Ely's Cream Balm is claimed to contain no injurious drugs, with makers required to print compliance with all requirements.
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U. S
House keeps 15 of passed bills in Oregon plea for home rule
In Salem Oregon yesterday the House debated Phownill’s bill on county home rule. A three vote margin approved the measure with 26 in favor and 28 against. Brownhill urged power to the people while opponents included Thompson Buchanan and Newner. Multnomah County’s bill authorizes a half mill levy to support libraries and branches, passing unanimously after Cotter initially opposed then supported. Senator Ambrose pushed a separate bill to compel the measures.
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H. B
Brooke
Malheur
Reynolds
Marion
Buchanan
Douglas
Hollis
Washington
Rackleff
Coos
Pierce
Curry
Curry County
Powell
Polk
Hackleff
Coos County
Thompson
Lane
State Land Board
Gill
Wasco
Oregon Drary Commission
Pryant
Multnomah
Smith
Josephine
Salem
Ore
Phownill
KMM
Brownhill
Multnomah County
Ambrose
Cotter
Women’s trouser skirt debuts at Boston show
The National Style Show in Horticultural Hall displays the “trouser skirt” for women, a loose lower half resembling trousers with a princess like top. Advocates praise comfort and modesty for business and shopping wear, noting it eliminates the need for petticoats and may defy windy conditions at public spots.
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Boston
Mass
America
Horticultural Hall
Ladies’ Tailors and Dresemakers’ Association of America
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Advertises Cough Cure
An advertising notice touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup to stop coughing and heal the lungs. It claims prices of 25c, 60c, and 1.00 per bottle, with A C Koeppen & Bros as the sellers.
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Ballard
A C, Koeppen & Bros
Irrigation Congress Secretary Expects Larger Chicago Delegation
Arthur Hooker secretary of the 19th Irrigation Congress says preparations are underway in Chicago with headquarters at 214 Hotel La Salle and foreign delegates to be invited within 30 days. Dr E Mc Queen Gray of Albuquerque assists as foreign secretary and predicts a larger Chicago delegation for December. The board of governors led by R K Tinginger of Spokane is active with help from the Chicago board of control and members to ensure a vital convention.
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Arthur Hooker
Chionwte
Foteo
Wetellistendt
Hotel la Salle
Hooker
E. McQueen Gray
Albuquerque
N. MI
Mints
Chicago
Congress
RK. Tinginger
Spokane
Wash
Chicago Board of Control
Adams School Model Visit Praises Adams Public School
Adama Oregon February 10. Adams public school was honored by a Wednesday visit from Ferndale district Inspector and director. They observed subject specialization and praised the system for teacher focus on a single subject, personal pupil contact, and thoroughness checks without embarrassment.
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Adama
Oregon
Adams Public School
F. K. Noordhoff
J. B. Baylor
Ferndale
Haley
Saylor
Adams
G. Co. Richardson
Prominent Men to Attend National Irrigation Congress
Chicago officials promote the National Irrigation Congress to be held December 6 to 9 with Taft expected to speak. Delegates from irrigated districts, government experts, railroad officials and foreign representatives will attend. Judge Fishback praises local support and foresees the convention as the most important in the organization’s history.
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Pringssare
Chicago Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Taft
Charles F. Flahback
Board of Governors
Trew
Chicago
Board of Control
Whith
Auld
Fishback
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Ad for Children's Injuries
An old advertisement promises quick pain relief and fast healing for burns cuts and scalds from baby accidents. It promotes Bal lard's Snow Liniment as a sure cure for sprains rheumatism and allans with prices 26c 60c and 1.00 offered by A C Koep pen & Broa.
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Ballard
Duffy
Geo. Habitch
Fox St
Buffalo
N. Y
George
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. C
Banking in New York Stilts Profitable
Profitable banking in New York is noted with an average dividend of 14 percent for last year. Banks such as First National paid 40 percent, Liberty National 25 percent, Chase National and Chatham National 20 percent, and Mercantile Trust 25 percent in 1910.
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Metropolis
Fiest National
Liberty National
Chase Nations
Chatham National
Mercantile Trust
Sunset Magazine Ad for San Francisco Details
In February Sunset Magazine showcases San Diego as the City of Dreams with four color illustrations. The feature highlights Christ Eve and tetrazein singing in the streets of San Francisco. Now on sale at all newsstands for 16 cents.
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San T Diego
San Francisco
Pretender to British throne makes appeal
John de Guelph of Brooklyn, claiming to be John Edward Rex Wettin Prince de Guelph, declares himself rightful king of Great Britain and Ireland and emperor of India. He issues another proclamation urging the British to hail him as ruler, but no wide support has emerged and George V remains king. He alleges King Edward VII’s marriage to his mother before allying with Princess Alexandra.
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John de Guelph
Brooklyn
John Edward Rex Wettin
Prince de Guelph
King Edward
Great Britain and
Ireland
India
George V
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Denmark
Edward
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian building
Unfurnished rooms in the East Oregonian building offer steam heat gas range electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Recently renovated. Enquire at E O office.
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East Oregonian
E. O
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William L. Hubbard
Irrigation Congress
Adams School
New York
George Habitch
Mark Moorhouse
LD Trusty
Northwestern
Ang Ececs
Taree
J. Clarke
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Indletoxn, Orf
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