Baseball Talk Strengthens at Athena Meeting
In Athena Oregon on February 12 delegates William Littlejohn and Harry Gundy were chosen to attend a baseball conference in Weston with Dig ton, Walla Walla, Milton, Pendleton, and Athena. Miss Ethel Fleener resigns due to eye issues. A severe snowstorm halts activity, with strong winds and heavy drifting.
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Socialists Set Without Marty Por Demonstration
The article discusses President Taft ordering jail terms for Fred D. Warren, a Kansas socialist editor, dampening planned nationwide demonstrations led by Eugène Debs on Lincoln's Birthday. It contends socialism as a religion thrives on martyrdom and that authorities have not yet found an effective way to quell it.
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Christian Science Healer Faces Case in New York
A Fifth Avenue Christian Science healer Willis Vernon Core stands charged with practicing medicine without a license. A CNA report notes testimony from leading Christian Scientists who claim healing as following Christ's command to heal the sick, with fees akin to clergy. Core testified of curing dogs and humans, insisting God is the renal healer and he is only an intermediary.
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Lewistown Group Pledges $60,000 M. A. Building Drive
In Lewistown Montana strong support grows for a $60,000 Y M C A project. Churches are hosting meetings to promote the movement and organize fundraising efforts.
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Bad check man operated widely in Oregon Idaho and Washington
A bad check man used multiple aliases to pass checks in Stanfield Oregon and across Idaho and Washington. He allegedly deposited a 4000 Cheney bank check in Stanfield while showing a Cheney bank cash book, and detectives pursue him for several serious charges. Local residents frequent Stanfield events and church growth continues as Hope Presbyterian gains eighteen new members.
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Pendleton
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W. G. Jenks
Portland
A. W. Ciriiy
Portland Safety League plan adopted to curb streetcar accidents
Portland Safety League spreads nationwide focusing on educating the public to safely use streetcars. Local efforts include school lectures, essays, and prizes to promote accident prevention. The initiative, born in the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co, has already improved local conditions and aims for broader impact with public participation and recognition.
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Freewater to Build Fire Station by Public Subscription
The council bought a fire engine a hose cart and 1000 feet of hose as fund-raising proceeds toward constructing a fire station on city owned Robins street lot. Fire committee members have canvassed residents for support funds to complete the project.
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Buffalo Bill's Sister Nearing Death in Pasadena
Helen Cody Wetmore sister of Buffalo Bill lies dying in Pasadena Cal while Buffalo Bill, famed scout, hurries from Tucson to reach her bedside before death overtakes her.
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Pioneer woman Mrs Wyrick dies after stroke at Helix
Special Correspondence from Helix Oregon reports Mrs BE F Wyrick, a lifelong pioneer resident, died Saturday from a paralysis stroke. Born in Upperville Virginia, she journeyed across the nation with her family, lived in Indiana Missouri Iowa Washington and Oregon, and settled eight miles west of Helix. She is survived by four of eleven children, 33 grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren. Burial plans include Helix cemetery then Moravia Oklahoma.
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Red Bluff
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Luccabee
Okla
Della T. Hammond
John F. Wyrick
Ths Place
Hannah Bartlet
Minneapolis
Moravia
Crusade Against Friction Matches Runs Across Nations
Insurance firms lead a campaign against friction matches, arguing legal bans would cut deaths, fires, and insurance costs. They claim safety matches only ignite on provided material and cannot be set off by rats, falls, or stepping on, reducing risks to women and property.
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Pendleton Business College Offers Night Classes for Professions
Young men and women can learn a profession with high pay at Pendleton Business College. A first class instructor, small expense, and no time from regular work. Night class now open. Information available by call. Also Golden Rule barber shop offers shaving 10 cents and haircuts at 26 cents. Lake is proprietor.
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Golden Rule Bare Ber
Lake
Classified Directory Entries and Train Schedule Fragments
Classified notices list H M Garfield and L E Blakeslee physicians in Pendleton with offices in Judd block and Judd building, plus John Baker funeral director. V Stroble dealer buys second hand goods on Court street. Hartman Abstract Co offers title abstracts and real estate services. Train schedule notes Westbound Oregon-Portland local and Northern Pacific Pendleton arrivals with passenger and mixed trains.
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Portland hires veteran grappler to recover Willamette bodies
Portland has engaged Hugh Brady, paid 80 per month, to serve with the harbor patrol as a dedicated river grappler for drowning victims. For 30 years Brady has recovered bodies from Roseburg to Bellingham, often without kin to finance searches, prompting calls for steady city support after a sailor drowning left a body unrecovered.
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Willamette River
Hugh Brady
Brady
Roseburg
Bellingham
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Large American Purchases in Hamburg Reported
Consul General Robert P. Skinner notes Hamburg invoiced goods to the United States and the Philippine Islands totaling 27,676,755 dollars for last year, up 3,248,895 from 1909 and 8,766,124 from 1908. Philippine share in 1910 reached 1,607,041 dollars, up 417,287.
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Robert P. Skinner
Germany
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Professor Hewes and Haines Write on Road Principles
Whitman College scholars Dr L I Hewes and Professor C G Haines contribute articles in the Spokesman Review. Hewes, from Whitman College, addresses highway engineering and road engineering concerns while Haines analyzes administration and policy in eastern states.
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Spokesman Review
L. I. Hewes
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Hewes
State College of Rhode Island
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Political Science Department
Alates
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent
East Oregonian office advertises unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building. Steam heat electric light hot and cold water and bath recently renovated. Enquire at East Oregonian office.
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Peculiar Disease Kills Horse at Valley Wash
A Clydesdale owned by McK Edwards in Valley Washington died after medical examination failed to determine the cause. Edwards said the horse showed no clear signs before its sudden illness and death.
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Applications for Grazing Permits in Wenaha National Forest
Notice to file all grazing permit applications for cattle horses and sheep in Wenaha National Forest for the 1911 season. Applications must be filed at the office in Walla Walla Washington by February 18 1911. Information on grazing fees and blank forms provided on request to J M Scamitz Supervisor.
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Walla Walla
Wasehington
J. M. SC
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