Pendleton ads offer coal, meat, rooms and moving pictures
Local notices advertise coal from Dutch Henry Main 178 and Malin 92, fresh meat from Farmers Meat Co and Crystal Market, two furnished rooms for rent at 224 South Thompson, five room cottage near Hotel Pendleton, and moving pictures at Pastime and Orpheum. Also wallpaper, paints, lace washing machine, and chimney sweep Lane & Son.
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Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
Teutsch
South Thompson
Hotel
Pendleton
Pendleton Lumer Yard
Main Q
Malin
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Farmers Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
BE. Court Street
West Alta
W. J. Clarke Hardware
Chas. E. Heard
Tre Insurance
Lee Teutach
Main 178
Rock Springs
Hale & McAfee
Main Street
Acme
Comic Opera Tonight in Pendleton With Dances by Chorus
In readiness for the production of the comic opera Trial by Jury this evening, a chorus of Pendleton vocalists will perform pretty dances. The show is rumored to feature the prettiest girls and ugliest men in Oregon. Tickets available at Hanscomas.
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Pendleton Velloa
Oregon
Hanscomas
J. Abner Ogg
Buttercreek
Pendleton
Lillian Holdman
Matthews
Court House
J. Herbert Strohm
Hermiston
B. P.O
Whitman College Ends Midwinter Examinations
Whitman College in Walla Walla Washington completes its midwinter examinations and plans a short vacation period before the second semester starts. The break will be filled with a variety of social activities and events for students.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Initiation Class Invited by Modern Woodmen Friday Evening
Attention Modern Woodmen. There will be a large class of candidates for Initiation on Friday evening, February 10. All members are to be present. Refreshments. WM Anderson, V. C. J. F. Finney, Clerk.
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Wm, Anderson
V. C. J. F. Finney
Capital and Income Figures From Financial Statement
The document lists capital paid up, premiums, and various income streams for the year. It shows amounts for interest, dividends, rents, and other income, along with totals and subtotals in the financial summary. Key figures include 1,363,184.27 in one category and 109,150.56 in another, with multiple monetary entries across income streams.
Pendleton Visitors and Residents Seen Citywide Last Night
A string of personal mentions lists Ida Narkaus Weston and others in Pendleton for the night. Notables include A L Wylie from Echo, George from New York, Dr Fred Lienatlien from Pilot Rock, Luce Washing machine rep E B Chase of Portland, and many residents from Pilot Rock and Echo visiting the city.
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Ida Narkaus
Weston
Pendleton
A. L. Wylie
Echo
Leonard Larone
Portland
P. Pendleton
George
New York
Fred Lienatlien
Pilot Rock
Chase
Luce Washing Machine
Sybil Cole
J. W. Lynch
Grover Young
Tit Dotlea
L. Mackintosh
Wit
Kern
Wise
Fermiston
M. D. Orange
Roy Raley
Washington liability law eyed by industry and labor
The proposed employers liability bill in Washington state attracts wide attention from industrial leaders, unions, and arbitration advocates. It would tax all industries employing machinery or risky work based on three months payroll, with a state commission empowered to investigate and settle claims, plus an extensive information bureau. Critics warn it could push married men from work, mirroring English experience.
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State of
Washington
D. T. Ham
Spokane
England
Million Dollar Bequests To Colleges And Charities
The estate of Mrs. Harriet Coles of New York bequeaths 1,000,000 to various colleges and charitable institutions. Mrs Phoebe Hearst allocates 500,000 more to the University of California. Mrs C P Huntington wills 100,000 to charity. A list of women giving 5,000 and over up to 100,000 would form a creditable showing and could fill a newspaper column.
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Harriet Coles
New York
Phoebe KR. Hearst
University of California
C. P. Huntington
Lst
Safes on German railway trains proposal
The latest reform in German railways introduces steel safes aboard long distance trains. Safes require two keys held by passenger and guard, and will be installed in the guard's van. They will hold a small grip or jewel case, with a moderate usage fee and state protection against theft fire and railway accident, including reinsurance.
Monthly organ recital at Whitman Conservatory
The 30th organ recital by Professor Robert Schofield in Whitman Conservatory's College Chapel drew a large audience Sunday afternoon. Pianist Rowena Bishop and baritone W. J. Bemus aided, with Schofield delivering a vivid program that highlighted student miseducation and the Conservatory's musical progress.
Music Conservatory Begins Third Term at Whitman
Whitman Conservatory in Walla Walla Washington starts its third term with many distant entrants. The fine building and equipment please teachers and pupils. Monthly student recitals occur, plus an honorary recital each month featuring top students from each instructor. Faculty members provide a monthly recital typically centered on a single distinguished composer.
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Whitman Conservatory
Walla Walla
Wash
Conservatory
Iso
Prosser Wins Debate With Kennewick High
Prosser claimed victory over Kennewick High in a Friday night debate judged by Whitman College faculty Professors Lyman and Gratton. The contest showcased rhetoric and persuasion as the main outcomes of the event.
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Prosser
Kennewick High
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Kennewick
Lyman and
Gratton
Bankers Reserve Life Company statements Oregon risks
Total assets admitted in Oregon liabilities include net reserve, policy claims, premiums, and other assets. The report shows bonds, mortgages, cash, and other assets with a total liabilities figure and notes risks written during the year, losses paid and incurred, and total risks outstanding in Oregon as of Dec 21, 1910. Signed by B H Robison and Fred H Whitfield.
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Oregon
Bankers Reserve Life Company OF
Omaha
Nebraska
Insurance
Tate
Bankers Reserve Life Company
Seal
B. H. Robison
Fred H. Whitfield
University Lyceum letters praise musical series
A letter from the Faculty Assembly Committee chair commends the university Lyceum program for featuring artists like Kubek Paderewski Blauvelt and other great performers, noting a lack of similar musical offerings this year. The group hopes to invite the same company again next year.
American women generous givers in 1900s philanthropy
Prominent bequests show American women donating large sums to institutes, parks, and charities. Amanda Reid of Portland leaves 2 million for Reid Institute, Mrs Sage 1.17 million for philanthropy, Mrs Carnegie 1 million for charities, Loomis Institute funded by Mary Hunt Loomis, Harriman estate funds public park and 4.144 million to enterprises, Flora L Dotger leaves 1 million to Tuskegee, Mary Baker Eddy 1 million to Christian Science endeavors.
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Russell Sage
Helen Miller Gould
America
Amanda Reid
Portland
Ore
Reid Institute
Russel Sage
Andrew Carnegie
Mary Hunt Loomis
Loomis Institute
FE. H. Harriman
New York
New Jersey
Flora L. Dotger
East Orange
Tuskegee
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Enterprises
Emily Molr
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