Furnished houses and rooms for rent in Hermiston area
A stream of rental ads includes furnished rooms on ground floor at 601 Water Street and 109 Water Street, plus a seven room house with stone foundation and other units for rent. Also listings for for sale items include livery business, forty horses and mules, two modern cottages on east Court Street, and a small butcher shop. Local inquiries directed to Walters Mill, Penland Bros., Gritman Brothers, and Mark Moorhouse Co.
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Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Boa
Hermiston
Ore
Water Street
Garden Street
Raley Street
Walters Mill
Penland Bros
Little Jeff
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse Co
Goodyear
Oregon Motor Garage
O. M. Nevin
Helix
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Public Notice From Peter Kriser About Annie Kriser Debts
Public notice states Peter Kriser will not be responsible for any bills or debts contracted by Annie Kriser from the date of notice. Adv indicates publication on February 16, 1914.
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Annie Kriser
Peter Kriser
Elks Lodge Hosts Second Informal Dance Night
Pendleton Lodge No 288 B P O Elks invites all local and visiting members and families to tonight’s informal dancing party in Eagle Woodman hall to see the new dances. Committee note.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No. 288
B. P. O. Elks
Eagie-Woodman Hall
Suffragist Attacks Official at London Station Platform
A woman, identified as a suffragette, struck Lord Weardale, head of the British peace centenary commission, with a dog whip at Bunton station platform. Spectators restrained her and she was arrested. It is believed she tried to involve Premier Asquith.
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London
Lord Weardal
British Peace Centenary Commission
Ebunton
Weardale
Asquith
Roller Mill Held Not Responsible For Child Drowning
Circuit Judge G W Phelps rules Pendleton Roller Mills not liable for injuries or death from a child playing along the millrace. In Riggle vs Lens, the court sustains the demurrer, finding no negligence due to unfenced banks, and distinguishing millrace from typical attractive nuisance cases.
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G. W. Phelps
Pendleton Roller Mills
George W. Riggle
Phelps
Supreme Courts
Oregon
Pheipe
Mexican bandit captured by American soldiers near Nachita
The state department faces a dilemma over Maximo Castillo the Mexican bandit behind the Cumbre tunnel horror who was captured with six men by American troops near Nachita New Mexico. Punishing him in the United States for a Mexican offense is out of the question. He cannot be surrendered to the federales without reversing the president's non recognition policy and rebels have no official standing so he cannot be turned over to Villa for execution.
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Washington
State Department
Maximo Castillo
Nachita
N. M
United States
Mexico
Villa
Police Seek Informant In Murder Case In Aurora
In Aurora Illinois Walter Hickman a Black man is sought after he first told of Miss Tracy Hollander s murder. Police say Pedroes innocent and Hickman was detained then released after giving his account. A knife bearing initials of a close friend was found in St Nicholas cemetery and an officer traveled to Chicago to pursue leads.
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Aurora
Walter Hickman
Anthony Pedroes
Tracy Hollander
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Michaels
Hickman
Pedroe
Miss Hollander
Local residents and visitors seen in Mendleton and nearby towns
D Co Brownell of Umatilla and J 5 Smith of Heppner were in Mendleton and Heppner respectively. Halph Phay of Hermiston and W J Turner of Pilot Rock visited the city. J M Hayes and Miss Hayes of Heppner stayed at the St George. Gerald Stanfield returned to the Stanfield ranch, while Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock transacted business. Clark E Nelson from Portland and Dan P Smythe returned from Portland. Mrs Gus Bertholet arrived from Pasco with Conductor Bertholet. E A Schiffler went to Hot Lake for a brief stay. J W Messener of Hermiston, manager of Western Land & Irrigation Co, spent last night. John W Campbell, Hermiston merchant, spent the night, returning on No 1. J C Horspool of Walla Walla attended legal business. G Y Wells returned to Heppner after visiting his uncle. Miss Leila Norvell, Helix teacher, arrived from home. Mrs Joseph Kane and son met Mr Kane’s body arriving from Arizona.
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Halph Phay
Hermiston
W. J. Turner
Pilot Rock
J. M. Hayes
Miss Hayes
Heppner
St. George
Herbert Boylen
Clark E. Nelson
Portland
Dan P. Smythe
Gus Bertholet
Pasco
Conductor Bertholet
E. A. Schiffler
Hot Lake
J. W. Messener
Western Land & Irrigation Co
John W. Campbell
G. Y. Wells
J. M. Bentley
Leila Norvell
Helix
Joseph Kane
McKay Creek
Mr. Kane
Arizona
Surgeon Hagood Resigns to Enter U.S. Army
Dr. A. H. Hagood resigns as second assistant superintendent of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital to join the U.S. Army as a surgeon. He will likely be stationed at a western post, then attend Army Medical School in Washington for a year, rank as first lieutenant, and his vacancy will not be filled immediately.
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United States Army
A. H. Hagood
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Hagood
Washington
Army Medical School
McNary
Hagoo
Dr. McNary
Hiram Gill Nominated in Primaries at Seattle
Hiram C Gill former Seattle mayor elected 1910 and defeated in 1912 was selected as mayoral candidate in yesterday s preferential primary receiving nearly as many votes as his three nearest competitors combined James D Trenholme lead for second place about 400 votes ahead of Richard Winsor Winsor ran as a non partisan candidate but nomination backed by socialist campaign Austin E Griffiths endorsed by ministerial federation sits fourth with returns from one fifth of the city counted The two highest candidates advance to the March 3 election Majority vote does not elect under local law different from other coast cities
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Seattle
Hiram C. Gill
Major Catterill
James D. Trenholme
Richard Winsor
Winsor
Socialist Party
Austin E. Griffiths
Ministerial Federation
Martini Widely Ranked Ninth In Runs In 1913 Season
Martini formerly of the Walla Walla team in the Western Tri-State league ranked ninth in runs scored in organized baseball for 1913, with a .85 average over 110 games and 63 runs. Reosaigue led with 101 runs in 98 games, Massel had 119 in 111 in Class AA, and Collin was tenth with 125 in 148. Martini was noted as last year’s leading home run hitter in the same league.
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Martini
Walla Walla
Reosaigue
N. Y
N. J League
Massel
International
Colline
Byron's Troubadours to Visit Pendleton High School
Pendleton students will welcome Byron's Troubadours in the high school auditorium on March 17 under Principal Hampton's arrangements. The well known colored group, noted for vocal, harp, piano, and violin, drew praise during a two years ago visit to the Christian church. the performers are refined musicians with European training.
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Pendleton
Byron
Hampton
Christian Church
Europe
Religious Enthusiasts Narrowly Escape Lynching
Newton February report: four religious enthusiasts were found guilty and fined 2100 and costs each for attempting to whip sin from two young boys of the Holiness Cult. They were attacked in court as Raymond Richardson nine and Cameron Richardson twelve showed serious injuries from a week ago incident.
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Newton
Sin
Devil
Raymond
Cameron Richardson
Mother Jones to Testify Before Congressional Committee
Governor Ammons approved a congressional request for labor activist Mother Jones to appear as a witness before the investigating committee. Chairman Foster submitted the request, and the action was taken in Trinidad, Colorado, on February 18.
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Trinidad
Colo
Ammons
Congress
Mother Jones
Congressional Investigating Committee
Foster
Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Hair at Low Cost
If your hair loses color or softness, use Parisian Sage to improve growth and smoothness. The remedy claims to stop dandruff, itching, and falling hair, leaving hair lustrous. Sold by Tallman & Co. and drug counters, a large bottle costs 60 cents.
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Tallman & Co
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Ady
Roller Mill
Circuit Court
Riggle
Beddow & Miller
Plumbers
D. Co. Brownell
Umatilla
Mendleton
J. 5 Smith
Bowman
Gerald Stanfield
Stanfield
West End
J. C. Horspool
Garden City
U. S. Army
Hiram
Gill
Martins
Hiptemores
Ser
Whitteme
Albany Street
Cambridge
Bryon
Mutt & Jeff
Panama
Mute
Jeff
Oregon Theater
Elizabeth Murray
Mr. Sheldon
Garden of Allah
Elizabeth M. Murray
Miss Murra
Corkin
Miss Murray
Billy Gaston
Gaston
Sam Bernard
New York
Milwaukee
Broadway
Canada
Edgar Selden
The
Edgar Selden Music and Producing Company
Oxegonan
Weston Brick Yard
P. T. Harbour
Weston, Oregon
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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