Pendleton form Spanish War Veterans camp
George Hartman Jr chairman and A A Manning treasurer as Pendleton veterans of the Spanish American War organize Malibon Camp in Pendleton. A C Carden secretary and J B Whittock with Manning to solicit members. local names listed. Portland Albany Salem Eugene have prior camps. monument work tied to cemetery tract plans.
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Pendleton Veterans of
George Hartman, Jr
Oregon
A. O. Carden
A. A. Manning
Manning
Carden
Sec
Ond
Pendleton
Malibon
Malabon
J. B. Whittock
Dan Bowman
Van
Albany
Salem
Eugene
Butt
Knights of Pythias to Celebrate Forty Fifth Anniversary
Damon lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias will mark the order's forty fifth anniversary with a social session next Monday evening in Odd Fellow's hall. Local and visiting knights and their ladies are invited. Committee members arranging the event are W L Gaidwa J B Halley and R W Fletcher.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellow's Hall
W. JL. Gaidwa
J. B, Halley
R W, Fletcher
Excavation Completed for Christian Church Site
Excavation work at the Christian church site is finished and preparations for the foundation are underway. Rock will be hauled in shortly and construction progress aims to proceed as quickly as possible.
Shoe Repairer Changes Location
S Greenwald moves from Livengood company store to Mexander department store to repair boots and shoes for customers. He has worked in the shoe repairing business for several years.
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Livengood Company
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Two Dronks Appear In Court For Too Freely Drinking
Two men named Dronk appeared in police court this morning after paying five doflare each for imbibing alcohol too freely the previous night. They claimed they had imported the booze for personal use.
Will Expose Magic At Pendleton Orpheum
In Pendleton Texas the Orpheum theater plans a Saturday matinee exposing magic by Hoyt on the last day of a two day engagement.
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Two Hoyt
Pendleton
Texas
Orpheum Theater
Lorimer Lost All from Fire at Boise Lodge
Lambert, chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias lodge, reports K. Lorimer is cared for by the Horse Pythians at Pendleton lodge request. Lorimer is seriously ill, attended by his wife, and has lost all possessions including his wardrobe in the fire.
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FE. Lambert
Knights of Pythlae Lodge
Rose
Boise, Tianhe
K. Lorimer
Hethe
Pendleton Lodge
Lerimet
Pendleton Bowlers to Meet Walla Walla Independents
Pendleton Stars prepare at Estes alley for the final practice before the Walla Walla contest tomorrow. The game pits Pendleton against the independents amid strong local interest.
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Walla Walla
Estes
Pendleton Stars
Independents
Tunnel Fire Ties Up Montana Central Rail Traffic
Butte Montana February 17 traffic on the Monto Central railroad a branch of the Great Northern will be tied up for a month by a tunnel fire and sand cave in.
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Butte
Mont
Monto Central Railroad
Great Northern
Harry Taylor and Winnie Struve to Marry in City Home
Harry Taylor and Miss Winnie Struve wed this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Struve residence on Blaine street. They plan to honeymoon tonight on No. 6 to California and will reside in San Diego where Taylor is permanently located as a dentist.
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Winnie Struve
Struve
Blaine Street
California
Miss Struve
Hana Struve
Mr. Taylor
Henry J. Taylor
San Diego
Calif
Paroled after grand jury theft case in Milton store
Amos Thompson, 18, indicted for stealing cigars from the White Cigar store in Milton and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, has been released on parole after petitions from friends in Freewater and Milton.
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Amos Thompson
Milton
Freewater
Umatilla River Rises Two Feet After Rain
Heavy rains have swollen the Umatilla River by two to three feet and made the stream very muddy. The water’s red color indicates runoff from rocky foothill ridges contributing to the rise.
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Umatilla
Stolen check appears in Portland saloon cashing chain
A $12.50 check with forged endorsement, lost by Arthur Meany, plus about $45 in cash, surfaced at First National Bank after holidays. It originated from a Portland bank and was returned with reasons attached. The duplicate was issued. payment was stopped. The saloon that advanced the funds bears the loss.
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First National Bank
Bank Frorm
Portland
Young Means
Eugene
Here
The Stuff the Stars Are Made Of
Lick Observatory releases a photographic collection on nebulae. Keeler, former director, argued for 125000 nebulae, mostly spirals, inspiring a broader study of these luminous clouds. Photo campaigns continued after his death, yielding a rare, valuable world-wide collection.
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Laplace
Lick Observatory
James FE. Keeler
New York Tribune
Colorado Senate Deliberates on Railroad Office Removal
A bill was introduced in the Colorado Senate to stop the removal of the Colorado & Southern general offices from Denver. Rumor says the railroad’s headquarters may consolidate with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy offices in Chicago.
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Colorado Senate
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Chicago
San Francisco Overseer Convicted Over Trolley Vote
San Francisco February 17 Por mer supervisor W. W. Coffey was found guilty of taking a $1,000 bribe from United Mailroads to vote for the overhead trolley project.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pormer
W. W. Coffey
United Mailroads
Governor Seeks Constitutional Amendment for State Railroads
February 17 message to Legislature urges fast passage of a constitutional amendment authorizing state owned railroads. House approval exists but Senate stalls. Strong signal against Harriman, Salem, and Oro power plays as state intensifies push for direct railroad control.
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Oro
House
Senate
Marriman
Hostette's Stomach Bitters Promoted As Toner
An advertisement touts Hostette's Stomach Bitters as a reliable tonic and invigorant. It claims the preparation, made from ingredients suited to improving digestion, has helped “alejly” people for 50 years and can aid loss of appetite bloating indigestion and colds.
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Mostetter
Farm for Refit or Sale Pendleton Oregon
Farm consisting of 350 acres located 3 to 4 miles northwest of Pendleton. Includes farm implements and one head of good work horses. Well and running spring on the farm. About 30 acres sown to wheat last fall. Reason for selling. Inquire at this office or write A J Ebner Pendleton Oregon.
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Pendleton
A. J. Ebner
Oregon
Bishop Denounces Divorce as Nation's Cancer
Chicago February 17 Bishop P J Donahue of Wheeling West Virginia condemned divorce as a spreading evil. He said the cancer of divorce and greed of wealth and pleasure could wreck the nation and warned that the marriage tie once held sacred by the Republic founders has become a joke amid slow moves toward broader divorce laws.
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Chicago
P. J. Donahue
Wheeling
W. Va
Tyler
Tate
Our
Republic
New York City to Issue 810000000 More Bonds
Preparations are being made in the city comptroller's office to issue 810 million more city bonds at four percent interest. The proceeds will fund various government needs. City bonds are trading around 385 to 300 versus about 375 for other first class issues.
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New York
Ety Comptrollers
Mrs Thomas Thompson Returns From Walla Walla Visit
Mrs Thomas Thompson arrived last night returning from Walla Walla where she attended Pen Flat and visited her daughter Edna who is enrolled at the Fisher school of music there.
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Mre
Thomas Thompson
Walla Walla
Edna
Fisher School of Music
Amusements and songs at The Pastime listing
A village quarrel and two Band Boxes turn up at The Pastime along with songs Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie Am Starving for One Sight of You The Duke's Motto and Scenes In Central Africa The Disease Wasn't Catching listed among program items at the venue.
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Nellie
Central Africa
Hoyts at the Orpheum Present New Stunts
The two Hoyts deliver a clever lineup at the Orpheum with moving pictures and sketches. Programs include Stirring Diva in Virginia and simple wire walking stunts plus a blackface sketch Modest Young Man and songs like When You Were a Pinafore.
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The
Orpheum
Nike
Virginia
Romance of a high diver An Irish Hero
An Irish hero features in The Dime story about a bold high diver. The tale centers on courage, danger, and daring feats as the protagonist navigates perilous leaps and dramatic stunts.
Grand Theater Opens With Mixed Act and Film Teasers
The Grand theater presents a varied week with Clever Clark Snow performing wire walking stunts and Nedgewood and Gordon delivering several illusion routines. A soprano named Folco sings two songs, while fresh motion pictures run between acts.
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Grand Theater
Clark Snow
Nedgewood
Gordon
Folco
Sines
Woman Wanted To Do Washing Job Advert
Local notice seeks a woman to perform washing tasks. Call at 911 Water Street or phone Malta 91 to apply.
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