Fine program for coming meeting in Oregon theatre
Representatives of six organizations will present ideas and music at the Get Together convention on February 22 in the Oregon theatre. Prof H D Scudder of the Oregon Agricultural College will discuss field pens, with other local and national speakers, a strong musical program directed by Frank Fraser, and a luncheon planned for noon at the Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdeas
Scudder
Peas
Oregon Theatre
H. D. Scudder
Oregon Agricultural College
Northwest
Ekansage
Hilness
Oregon
Farmers’ Union
A. A. Elmore
Portland
J. W. McAllister
Ta Grande
Pendleton Commercial Association
W. L. Thompson
Dan PF. Smythe
Commercial Club
Good Roads Association
Labor Council Adopts Resolution On Mexico Aid
San Francisco labor council adopted a resolution denouncing Diaz as a bloodthirsty enemy of labor and mailed it to every union in America. The measure urges unions nationwide to aid the insurgents and asks Congress to stop alleged discrimination against insurgents and the enforcement of neutrality laws by U S troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Labor Council
Diaz
America
United States
Students to control Pendleton Agricultural Club formation
High school students take charge of forming an Agricultural Club. Four o’clock meeting yesterday set preliminary steps, with another gathering Monday and a larger session next Thursday at the Commercial association rooms to invite outside members. Members signed a declaration urging agricultural advancement and scientific farming for local benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Sroin
Pendleton
Seattle grand jury investigates graft case witness Gideon Tupper
Seattle Feb 18 Gideon Tupper alleged owner of resorts in restricted districts testified before the Seattle grand jury investigations of graft. He provided futile information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Gideon Tupper
Gil
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton Births and Local Trade
Itiby Girl is born to Mr and Mrs Charles H Myers living about a mile below the city. William Roesch buys a new engine to replace the old one from Nissen Implement company. District Attorney Sam Van Vacter arrives to conduct examinations for cases to be heard by the grand jury Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itiby
A. Temple
Charles H. Myers
William Roesch
Nissen Implement Company
Sam van Vacter
Pendleton
Brand Jury
Porger Here Taylor Held After Attempted Check Passing
Porger Here Taylor, who passed a bad check on Echo Thursday and attempted to pass another, was brought to Pendleton last night and lodged in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo Porger Herec. Taylor
Echo
Pendleton
Lung hemorrhage at Nissen Implement shop
W Fenshler suffered a bad hemorrhage of the lungs yesterday at the Nissen Implement company shops. Medical relief was promptly secured and prevented serious results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fenshler
Nissen Implement Company
Bownin Property Sold to Edwin W Myers at Lilleth Street
W H Bowman property on Lilleth street sold by Lee Tetutsch to Mr and Mrs Edwin W Myers for 1250. Myers is yard engineer for the Oregon Washington company. County court bought a rock crusher from Beal Co of Portland for 250 for county road improvements. Beal bid was lowest among three bids.
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Bownin
Lee Tetutsch
W. H. Bowman
Lilleth Street
Edwin W. Myers
Mr. Myers
Oregon- Washington Company
Rock Crusher
Beal & Co
Portland
Beal
Three D. and D.'s Face Court for Disorderly Charge
Three men appeared before Police Judge FitzGerald this morning for being drunk and disorderly. Andrew Severs Charles Norton and H Rowland were arraigned and sentenced with Severs and Norton receiving three days in jail and Rowland four days.
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D. and
D.'s
FitzGerald
Andrew Severs
Charles Norton
H. Rowland
Warrant Issued for Woman Charged With Abusive Language
A police court issued a warrant this morning for Marjorie Milo also known as Quentin Bess of South Garden Street. Henry, an employee at Henneman cigar store, swore to the complaint accusing her of using profane and abusive language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Milo
Quentin Bess
South Garden Street
Henry
Henneman Cigar Store
Bowlsby Returns To Street After Narrow Brush With Death
W L Bowlsby, who earlier escaped electrocution with severe burns, is seen about the street this week for the first time since the accident. He slumps in pain as one foot bears a bad burn, illustrating lingering injuries from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Bowlsby
Divorce suit filed by Hinkle and Warner in Hermiston
Hinkle and Warner of Hermiston sue Bianche M Spinning and W Benjamin Spinning in county court seeking dissolution of the marriage on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide means of sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
Warner
Hermiston
Bianche M
W. Benjamin
Revival Sermon At Methodist Church Draws Large Audience
A large audience attended revival services at the Methodist Episcopal Church to hear Evangelist Lentas speak to women last night. He used Vaahltl the queen as his theme, stressing purity, homemaking, and love. He criticized extravagance among many women, praised proper marriage vows, and urged women to be home workers. No service tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelist Lentas
Vaahtl
Freewater Law Dents Transfer Property in County
Several warranty deeds filed with Recorder Burroughs this morning at the east end of the county. Mrs. P. C. Keller and daughter Mrs. S. I. Birdsell transfer to P. M. Van Slyke block 43 and other property on Freewater for 1200 dollars. Martha C. Emry and W. J. Emry sell two lots to J. B. Irons for 1500 dollars. M. L. Winn and husband J. D. Winn sell one acre to Nellie Talbott for 4600 dollars.
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Freewater
Burroughs
P. C. Keller
S. I. Birdsell
P. M. van Slyke
Martha C. Emry
W. J. Emry
J. B. Irons
M. L. Winn
J. D. Winn
Nellie Talbott
Girls Defeated at Milton high school basketball game
The Milton girls team fell to their opponents in a local high school basketball game. Read details about score and standout players in the page’s sports brief.
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Milton
Milton Girls Defeat Milton Boys 27 to 8 in Basketballs
Milton morning report notes the Milton girls defeated the Milton boys 27 to 8 though players claimed a better game by the boys as opponents used rough football style. The girls enjoyed entertainment off the floor while the Walla Walla Commercial team challenged Incal Commercial gym. A game is set for next Friday in Walla Walla with a return in Milton. Prospective Milton lineup includes Hartman Marsh Nelson McKinney Montgomery Lambirth Aldrich Mayberry Breitthaupt Farrel Chesaman.
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Milton
Walla Walla
McKinney
John Montgomery
John Lambirth
BE. Or. Aldrich
Richard Mayberry
Leroy Breitthaupt
Merle Farrel
Merle Chesaman
Robert Dick Dies After Long Umatilla County Stay
Robert Dick, aged 61, died at 10 Wolock in Pendleton after a two year battle with a neck cancer. He had lived in Umatilla County for most of his life, settling near Pilot Rock in 1882, and moved to Pendleton four months ago for treatment. He leaves a widow and three stepsons in the county, plus four brothers and a sister in Canada, a brother in Virginia City Nevada, and a sister in Missouri. Interment is planned for Monday at Pilot Rock Cemetery.
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Robert Dick
Wolock
Sam Osborne
Johnson Street
Pilot Rock
Ontario
Cannada
Umatilla County
Hoe
Pendleton
Canada
Virginia City
Nev
Missouri
Hottercup Patrol for Spokane Guides Patrols in U S first
Buttercups Patrol of Troop T1 of the Girl Guides in Spokane organized on Baden-Powell basis. Officers named. The movement aims to spread across the United States and Canada, affiliating with the Boy Scouts. A pamphlet and handbook will detail training. Roosevelt visit planned with a mount patrol. $500 raised for equipment.
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Buttercups
Girl Guides
United States
Spokane
David W. Ferry
Boy Scouts of America
Mra. M. A
Hanson
Audrey Thetham
Ethel Thodeg
Robert
Baden-Powell
Boy Scouts
Canada
Sir Robert Ive
Beoufmaster Ferry
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Church members are high priced
Rev Dr Blake told a Spokane audience that 1910 church costs per member averaged $1,000 purchase of property $7,000 while net membership gain was only 1,257 in 1910. He warned evangelism under 18s must be the focus as 85 percent of conversions are under 18. the church faces a serious situation.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
RE. Blake
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
Columbia River
Spokane
Funeral for Edwin Long Held at Christian Church
The funeral for Edwin Long who died Monday night at St. Anthony hospital of pleuro pneumonia will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Christian church. Interment will follow in Olney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Long
St. Anthony Hospital
Christian Church
Olney
Venetian Studies And A La Francaise Reception Highlight Society
The Current Literature club hosted Mrs James Johns for an Italian afternoon with Venice as the study focus. The program covered Venice history and landmarks and featured songs and piano pieces by members while a Thursday Afternoon club reception in French era costumes drew many members and guests in elegant attire.
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James Johns
Venice
Italy
Daniel Manin
Foe
Grande Canal
Rialto
Vaughan
S. Marks
Santa Marie
The
Academy of Fine Arts
Ringo
Bishop
Berkeley
Misg
Edna Slater
Miles Edna Zimmerman
Wales
Olive Gwinn
Helen Joins
Cc. P. Blahop
la Francaise
Lub
Alice Sheridan
Duchess de Charreuse
Mre. Tishop
Marie Antoinette
Jahuis
Madame Craminader
Duchess de Loneville
Mail
de Stael
Mad
Curle
Necker
de Verte
la Prince
Marguerite de Valrois
de Lancey
Marquise de Lafayette
Current Literature Club Host Royal Hospitality Night
Rooms in jewels and gowns were dressed for the occasion as a Screened Orchestra played. Punch tea and coffee were served in decorated refreshment rooms under Mrs George Hartman Jr. About a hundred guests attended. The club cleared one hundred thirty four dollars from the bar.
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George Hartman, Jr
Oratorio Honors Founder's Day at Whitman College
Whitman College celebrates Founder's Day on February 16 with a 75-voice chorus rendition of Handel's Meas slah. The event honors founder Cuching cells and marks the first inclusion of a musical service in the observance.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Cuching Cells
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Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Goml
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Edina Zimmerman
Thomas H. Williams
J. R. Dickson
Slater Ang
Storey
Baer
Scott
Dickson
Lowell
J. Smith
Credit Mens Association
J. H. Gwinn
C. J. Smith
J. R. Raley
Eagles Hall
I. W. W. Army
Mexico
East Oregonian
Pendleton Eye Works
Alta
Clark’s Daily “Flyer
Lie Package of
Saratoga Chips
Clark’s Grocery
Newsy
New Boston
Additional Society
City Dye Works
Dale Rothwell
W. EF. Hanscom
Max
Columbus
Holy City
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
E. T. Wade
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