Evangelist Rev Allen Wilson to Start Portland Meetings
The First Christian church in this city ended six weeks of evangelistic meetings led by Rev. Allen Wilson with a strong sermon on dangerous border lines of popular amusements. Over 100 new members joined, and the congregation is pleased with the outcome. Wilson departs Saturday for Portland to begin a series of meetings at the First Christian church there starting Sunday evening. The Haudenschield series in town also drew praise, with wide local support and friendships formed. The joint union churches mark the effort as highly successful and far reaching.
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Allen Wilson
Portland
First Christian Church
Wilson
The
Christian Church
Nampa
Haudenschield
Farewell to Evangelist Hau denschield at Train Sendoff
A large crowd of at least one hundred accompanied Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Hau denschield to the O. R. and N. train last night. The farewell marked the preacher’s departure amid warm wishes and communal goodbyes.
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Rev. Haudenschield
C. R. Haudenschield
The Hour to Check a Cold Starts Early Cure
The message urges checking a cold at the very onset to prevent it from becoming chronic and harder to treat. It warns that every lost hour may extend suffering and emphasizes taking prompt action.
Caler Identified as Portland Fraud Suspect by Hat Band
Sheriff Taylor arrested a man here on suspicion of obtaining money under false pretenses. J M Newell of Portland Marble Works identified Caler, previously calling himself White, after a hat band name H Caler was found, proving his identity. He was taken to Portland on train No 1 this afternoon.
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Caler
Portland
Taylor
Forming Yeomen Lodge in Pendleton Debuts Ten Names Secured
Twenty names secure for Pendleton lodge of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen. A charter petition is in progress with plans for installation within about a week. H A Miller and S K Lorimer lead efforts. Lorimer formerly a Iowa grand officer. Yeomen is a fraternal social and insurance order with low rates.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Pendleton
H. A. Miller
The
Brotherhood
K. Lorimer
Lorimer
Order
Iowa
Yeemen
Sevey Wade Case Moves In Circuit Court
This morning Henry Wade filed suit to collect 389 from Sevey who recently won a verdict of 383 and costs against Wade. Wade seeks to offset the prior judgment with a counterclaim. Wade's attorneys Perry and Bailey state Levey is insolvent and request a court restraining order.
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Sevey- Wade
Henry Wade
Sevey
Wade
Messrs. Perry and Bailey
Levey
Pendleton to Press Federal District Headquarters Claim
Pendleton campaigners vow to stay in the fight to land the new federal district headquarters. A federal court committee meets with District Attorney Phelps to push Pendleton as the court site, following a letter from Senator Fulton questioning the bill’s passage. The group argues Pendleton is the logical location if Congress approves a district this session.
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Pendleton
Dudleys
Federal Court Committee
Phelps
Federal District
Woolmen Gain Lower Rate To Boston Via Baker City
Baker City gains a 31.76 rate to Boston after representatives G and L Smith Col W F Butcher and Joseph West secured railway relief for Baker City wool. The new baling and shipping setup directs western Grant county clip to Baker City for eastern market, reducing haul costs from Dayville to Shaniko and Wheeler to Austin and benefiting local merchants through increased outflow trade. The Sumpter Valley line adds a 20 cent rate to Baker, aiding growers and merchants alike.
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Col
W. F. Butcher
Joseph West
Portland
Baker
Boston
Baker City
Democrat
Dayville
Grant County
Shaniko
Wheeler
Austin
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Great Northern Agent Tours Oregon For Spring Freight Rush
John I. Springer traveling freight agent for the Great Northern rail road visits Hotel St. George on a tour of eastern Oregon. He expects heavy freight movements from the northwest this spring and foresees thousands of colonists coming west on reduced rates starting March 1. The railroad is receiving many inquiries from homeseekers and the rush this spring appears unprecedented.
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John I. Springer
Great Northern Railroad
St. George
Oregon
Northwest
Alan
Great Northern
New Manager Arrives at Grand Union Tea in Pendleton
A. J. Hickman of Portland has arrived to take charge of the Grand Union Tea company in Pendleton, replacing L. C. Martin who resigned. Hickman, an experienced tea man, will make Pendleton his permanent home and will keep the West Webb street offices for a time while planning a move into the business district soon.
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A. ©. Hickman
Portland
Grand Union Tea Company
L. C. Martin
Mr. Hickman
Pendleton
West Webb Street
Streeter-Bryan Company Opens Northwest Circuit in Walla Walla
Streeter-Bryan theatrical company, which acted at the Oregon theatre for five months, left this morning for Walla Walla to begin an engagement. The troupe will return to the city in about eight weeks after playing in North Yakima and Bellingham on the northwest circuit.
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Streeter
Goodcraft Girls to Hold Social in O. U. O. F. Hall
Pendleton and Daphne circles of Women of Woodcraft will stage a social Thursday evening in the O. O. F. hall. The event is open to the general public and promises an enjoyable time for all attendees.
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Goodcraft
Pendleton
Daphne
Woodcraft
O. F. Hall
Short Line Railroad Put Under Receiver by Court
The Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville railroad known as the Short Line has fallen under a court appointed receiver James P Goodrich named to take charge of the road The line was built seven years ago and operates a good train service between its terminal points over the system
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Cincinnati, Chicago and Louisville Railroad
Short
James P. Goodrich
Oregon theater spring bills attract top acts
The Oregon theater announces a Northwestern Theatrical association slate for spring. Pendleton will host first class road plays and Streeter Bryan stock productions. Scheduled acts include Paul Gilmore in The Wheel of Love on Feb 28, Charles B Hanford in Hamlet or Othello on Mar 13, San Francisco Opera in Ship Ahoy Mar 21 with return Mar 29, Pendleton Commercial on Mar 20, and Streeter Bryan return May 1. The arrangement promises bigger crowds and stronger showings.
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Oregon
Northwestern Theatrical Association
Pendleton
New Streeter-Bryan Company
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Charles B Hanford
San Francisco Opera Company
Pendleton Commercial Entertainment
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Walla Walla Nets National Attention for Shoot Event
The Sportsmen's Association of the Northwest plans a registered shoot in Walla Walla on May 12 13 and 14. The Interstate Sportsmen's Association board approved the Northwest group's membership, linking the local event as an auxiliary to the Grand American Handicap in Pittsburg.
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Walla Walla
Sportsmen’s Association of the Northwest
J. F. Smalls
Elmer E. Shaner
Interstate Sportsmen's Association of
Pittsburg
Northwest Association
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