Spring bargains and houseware at Alexander's and Demott's
City briefs advertise new Spring Oxfords and cotton fabrics at Alexander's, White Haviland china at Demott's, and a window display. See Minnis for dry wood, and Stansberry Milne for transfer work. Help wanted for housework, laundry, and general labor. rooms for rent. inquiries via East Oregonian office. Regular meals at Hotel Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanders
Demott's
Alexander's
G. M. Rice
West High Street
Fast
Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
East Oregonian
Goodman Hardware Co
Bowman
Lost belt buckle with white ribbon belt found
Finder urged to return the Lost A gold belt buckle to Mrs. Thomas Warner at 416 Water Street for a reward. Advertisement notes practical painting lessons, claiming you can learn at home and not from books, and promotes F. R. Peale with Lane, Signs as the example to see work done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Warner
Water Street
F. R. Peale
Lane
German Toilet Water Industry in Cologne Traced
Vice Consul Charles Lessinple writes from Cologne that German makers resist sharing methods for toilet water but provides a history. Cologne began Eau de Cologne in the 17th century with founders Paul Feminis and Maria Clementine. Five major firms employ about 10 men each. wages run $1.26 to $2 daily for workers and $1500 to $2000 for office staff. Tooling costs range roughly $10,000 to $200,000. production remains centered in Cologne with England and its colonies, Austria, and Russia as primary buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vice Comadéi
Charles Lessinple
Cologne
Paul Feminis
Maria Clementine
S City
Farina
Peter Schaeben
Eau de Cologne
England
Austria
Russia
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills promoted
Pleasant little pills from DeWitt’s brand marketed as easy to take. Sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
St Valentine Dance at Armory Hall This Evening
Tonight at the Armory Hall a St Valentine dance features refreshments and an admission of seven cents. The event offers a social gathering with music and dancing for attendees in the community.
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Armory Hall
Personal mentions from Adams to Hermiston visiting Pendleton
A roundup of local visitors and residents in the city today includes A. McKenzie of Adams, Dr. J. Bonner and wife of Arlington, Dr. F. A. Lieuallen of Adams, Mrs. Carl Gilbert and Miss Bertie Lovell of Eeho, Mrs. G. B. Monkman of Hermiston, Henry Bayne of Helix, Alice Hale of Brownsville visiting her brother Claude Hale, John Kendall of Potlatch Lumber, Mrs. C. C. Anthony, A. C. Smith mother of Rose Campbell, W. Harvey Wells of Spanish War fame, Fred Boeckiey of Pacific Monthly, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conner of Helix, and District Attorney G. W. Phelps en route to Salem. Also noted are George Potts of Nolin on a trading trip. winter conditions are excellent and prospects good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gilbert
Bertie Lovell
Eeho
Pendleton
G. B. Monkman
Dr. Monkman
Hermiston
Henry Bayne
Helix
Mise Alice Halé
Brownsville
Claude Hale
Savings Bank Force
John Kendall
Potlatch Lumber Company
C. C. Anthony
Pendleton Salit’ & Cloak House
Spokane
A. C. Smith
Rose Campbell
Seattle
W. Harvey Wells
Company L
Second Oregon
Fred Boeckiey
The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Okanagan Country
C. C. Connera
Northern Pacific
Conner
Raphael Raymond
South Main Street
G. W. Phelps
Salem
Supreme Court
Umatilla County
Dalles
George Potts
Nolin
Oregonian
Quail Restock Hiccup Delays Yakima County Plan
Yakima Rod and Gun Club and Game Warden Thomas Mullen face a supply snag for restocking Yakima County with quail. Oklahoma authority blocks shipment, leaving no nearer sources. Pennsylvania as last resort and weather permitting, birds may arrive by March 1. Pheasants already seen around town at Paul Kruger’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullen
Yakima Rod and Qun Club
Yakima Republic
Delaware
Mullen
Oklahoma
Paul Kruger
North Fourth Street
Paul
Spirited Pool Contest At Rutherford Amusement Parlors
A lively pool tournament continues at Rutherford amusement parlors with a 36 game format. Tuesday night Click Humphrey defeated Roy Leduc 75 to 47, and Wednesday William Mc Gee beat Ed Williamson 75 to 70. Tonight Frank Fuget faces James Carter, and tomorrow William Parks meets Vilck Humphrey.
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Rutherford Amusement
Rutherford
Click Humphrey
Roy Leduc
William McGee
Ed Williamson
Frank Fuget
James Carter
William Parks
Vilck Humphrey
Blake McFall Suffer Fire Loss In Portland
Fire at the Blake McFall wholesale paper firm at 49 Front Street Portland caused about 40000 dollars in stock damage. Officials say defective electric wires started the blaze and firemen used water to extinguish flames.
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Blake-McFall
Blake-McFall Company
Front Street
Portland
Degn Baby Born In La Fontaine Building Rooms
A 10 pound son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Olaf Degn in their rooms at the La Fontaine building on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Degn
la Fontaine
Main Street
Pittsburg Street Car Plunges Down Embankment
Seven injured including three women and four men when a street car derailed in Pittsburg and plunged down a 1-foot embankment after leaving the rails.
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Pittsburg
Would Christ Be Welcome Sermon by Haw denshield
A Union meeting last night drew a good audience as evangelist Haw denshield urged that there is room for Jesus Christ today. He contrasted seekers of sensation with earnest listeners and urged that the world needs a personal Saviour. The sermon asked if communities would invite Christ to become a citizen and challenged readers to welcome Him in heart and home. Tomorrow’s readings focus on Divine Guidance with cottage prayer meetings at nine o’clock in several homes across town.
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Mani
Jesus Christ
Haudenschield
Snow Shoes to Fish On Elk Creek Trip Turns Playful Expedition
Two Rod and Gun club members Fred Beckwith and Clarence Van Brunt left Kendrick on a short fishing trip, returning with about 200 speckled trout. They navigated four feet of snow by snow shoes through Elk Creek country, finding good pools despite rough terrain and alder and willow thickets.
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Fred
Beckwith
Clarence van Brunt
Rod and Gun Club
Elk Creek
Kendrick Gazette
Bbys
Cedar Creek
Be & Osherman
Van
The Flag of Truce to headline Oregon theater tonight
Morne 8 Streeter presents The Flag of Truce a sensational military production at the Oregon theater tonight through Sunday a departure from prior shows On Saturday afternoon the company will perform From Rags to Riches with prizes for a boy and a girl as usual
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Oregon Theater
Morrne 8
Streeters
Meatlnee
TWO DRILL FEATURES IN FEBRUARY EXTRAVAGANZA
A military extravaganza features two drill segments presented next Tuesday by company L on February 18. The eight man crack squad, under Sergeant Lee Drake, performs a guard drill with the officer of the guard, while General Disaster commands the rookies recruited from Pilot Rock and Helix. Carl Engdahl, Cliff Turner, Fred Dent, and Mr Carlisle of Streeter Bryan co star in the burlesque stunt.
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Company L
Lee Drake
Drake
Herr
Funk
Marsh
Farnsworth
Leeding
Harvey
Baker
Blanchette
James Sturgis
Carl Engdahl
Cliff Turner
Fred Dent
P. P. Collier Stricken With Serious Illness
P P Collier, a well known pioneer and G A R man, lies dangerously ill at his city home. His condition has been dire for days with danger of non recovery. His sons J A Collier and H E B Collier are at his side. J A Collier is district attorney for Wheeler Gilliam and Sherman counties, based in Fossil, while H E B Collier practices law at St Johns.
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P. P. Collier
G. A. R. Man
J. A. Collier
H. EB. Collier
Fossil
Wheeler, Gilliam
Sherman Counties
H. &. Collier
St Johns
Wage and Means Committee Considers 10000 Job Program
The wage and means committee favors a 10000 appropriation to fund unemployed men work and instructed City Attorney John Kavanaugh to assess legality. Kavanaugh doubted compatibility with civil service provisions and asked for more time. Funds would hire temporary workers, prioritizing married men with dependents.
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Wage and Means Committee
John Kavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Civil Service
Swift packing plant to mirror St Joseph facility
Port land plans a Swift packing plant modeled on the St Joseph, Missouri site. The plant covers 9 3 4 acres with 29 1 4 acres floor space and 238 acres of yards. Daily capacity includes 20 000 cattle 30 600 hogs 15 000 sheep and 2000 horses and mules. Annual business reaches 50 000 000 excluding poultry worth 1 00 400 more.
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Swift Packing
Portland
St. Joseph
Foreign nobles gather for New York wedding
Many titled foreigners arrive in New York for the wedding of Miss Theodore Shonts to Duc de Chaulnes, set to take place on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Shonts
Duc de Chaulnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. T. Emory
New York City
Emory
United States
Sadie
Teutsch’s Dept Store
Oregon
Alexander’s
Eattie
Ann Street
Haviland
Petaluma
Empire Meat CO
Koeeppens
Yakima Rod and Gun Club
Snag
Christ
Evangelist Hawdenshield
Franklin
Pendleton Auto CO
McCormmack
East, Court Street
Kendrick Sports
Kookies
Wi Amuse
Portland’s
Ely
Eta
Fly Brothers
Warren Street
F. G. Donaldson
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Henneman’s Cigar Store
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