Local ads urge coal wood and cleaning services in Pendleton
Advertisements invite buyers to pick Melrose System and Rock Spring coal from Kopitzke Gillanders and Burroughs. Messages seek work and housing in Portland Oregon and Pendleton with offers on wood, coal, transfers, and rent. Also notes fireproof cleaning by Bowman's and a ranch help wanted listing.
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Burroughs
Melrose
I. C. Snyders
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
D. J. Ward
Errest
Portland Oregon
West Court Street
Bowmans
Pendleton
J. &. Bean
Webb and
Willow Streets
Aura Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Farm land offer and several sales listed in Fraser Valley
Fort George Farm Lands advertised as a low figure opportunity in Fraser River Valley by Teutsch and Bickers. A nearly new Daniel Beat combine is for sale by Peter Tachella of Pendleton. Pioneer Livery and Sale Stable at Hermiston is offered for sale by W. W. Steiner Jr due to other business demands.
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Fort George
Fraser River Valley
Teutsch & Bickers
Daniel
Baby
Peter Tachella
Pendleton
Ore
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Ore
Handedness in primates: orangutans and gibbons right handed
A zoological note reports that among primates the orangutan and hylobates show right handedness whereas gorillas and chimpanzees are left handed. The observation highlights species differences in limb preference and suggests further study of evolutionary factors.
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Hylobates
Pendleton Daily Social Roundup Notes Local Visitors
J A Fidder of Monmouth is registered at the Bowman. James Hill arrived from his Helix-area ranch this morning. Theo M Barr of Salem is among St George guests. Walter Burgo is spending days in Pendleton. F Bramwel of La Grande visits for business. Miss Gertrude Done of Pilot Rock spent yesterday in the city. John Beavert from Stanfield was in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs Andy Largen of Vanaycle are here today. Patrick Cassidy of Nolin is in town on business. W F Tompkins of Helix attended as a business visitor Saturday. W H Duncombe of Hermiston was among Sunday visitors. C A Johnson of Pilot Rock transacting business. T Walker of Athena among out of town visitors yesterday. Mr and Mrs W M Blakely returned Saturday after two months away. Attorney Dan P Smythe returned from Arlington where he looked after sheep interests. Attorney James P Neal of McFreshwater arrived to seek the District Attorney seat. Judge W R Ells, ex congressman, may seek Republican nomination in April primaries. J Herbert Strehm of Western Land & Irrigation spent Sunday in the city. Gale Sturdivant returned from Walla Walla where he attended a baseball fans conference.
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J. A. Fidder
Monmouth
Bowman
James Hill
Helix
Theo, M. Barr
Salem
St. George
Walter Burgo
Pugiliat
Pendleton
F. & Bramwel
la Grande
Gertrude Done
Pilot Rock
John Beavert
Stanfield
Andy Largen
Vanaycle
Patrick Cassidy
Nolin
W. FR. Tompkins
FE. T. Walker
Athena
W. M. Blakely
Atorney Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
James P. Neal
Walla Walla
Alfalfa Tay for Sale and Bowman's Fire Safety Claim
Alfalfa Tay for Sale lists contact N Joerger at 417 Eddy Street. Bowman's cleaning and pressing assures no fire risk with clothing kept in a fire proof building and fully insured. They claim modern equipment, separate chemistries, timely service, and updated fire-proof facilities at 120 West Court Street, Main 4233.
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N. Joerger
Eddy St
Bowman's
Court Street
Georgia Cracker Nearing Extinction in Wiregrass Talk
Thomasville writer Patrick Pettibone notes dramatic changes in Georgia cracker culture as modern improvements reshape the wiregrass region. He recalls the term’s origins from whip cracks and describes a shift away from the old stereotype toward more up to date communities in nearby counties.
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Thomasville
Thoet
Georgia
Gerrela
Patrick Pettibone
Impolores Against Firewater Trade In Colorado Trial
District Attorney Fredericks announced he will personally prosecute the Darrow bribery case. He returns from a midwest and eastern trip connected to the dynamite cases as discussions urge a broader crackdown on liquor sales to Indians and efforts to steer George Columbian toward reform.
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Fredericks
Darrow
Los Angeles
Tvietmoe and Clancy Arrested in San Francisco
Olaf Tvietmoe secretary of the California State Building Trades council and Clancy a 4&4 member of the Iron Workers executive board were arrested here today on indictments found at Indianapolis in a case linking labor leaders to the charges.
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San Francisco
Olaf Tvietmoe
California State Building Trades Council
Clancy
The
Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Engine saves man from being knifed in Umatilla yard
Henry Vanderbilt of Umatilla escaped a knife attack by William J. Coleman after an altercation in the Umatilla yards. An engine backed down the track to scatter both men, who fled. Coleman, charged with assault with intent to kill, was bound over to the April grand jury after a preliminary hearing.
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Henry Vanderbilt
Umatilla
William J. Coleman
Coleman
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Vanderbilt
Vandervilt
Pendleton
Marshall Jeff Stevens
Predicts Commercial Revolution in China
Washington reports Yung Ka charge d affaires of the Chinese regation declares the republic's establishment will trigger a world awakening. He forecasts a commercial awakening rivaling the overthrow of the Manchu dynasty, outlining an expansive plan for economic reform and growth.
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China
Washington
Yung Ka
Knox Invited to Stay Away From Colombia
Washington reports State Department officials would not comment on a letter by Senor Pedro Nel Ospina calling it opportune for Secretary Knox to skip a Colombia stop during a Central American tour. Knox is at Palm Beach and possible Democratic use of the letter to launch a broader probe into Colombian Panama affairs is suggested but not confirmed.
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Washington
State Department
Senor
Pedro Nel Ospina
Knox
Colombia
Palm Beach
Madero Fails to Muzzle Mexican Press
Mexico City February 19. President Madero’s bid to muzzle the press is declared a failure as Congress’ permanent committee rejects suspending an article guaranteeing free press. Madero blames sensational news for most current unrest.
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Mexico City
Madero
Congress
Madera
Taft to Visit Chicago for Five Speeches
Taft plans a presidential trip to Chicago in March to deliver five speeches. The White House announced the visit on February 16.
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Taft
Chicago
Washington
White House
Oregon-Washington Railroad Fare Offers From Chicago
Proportionately low fares from Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, and Kansas City over C N W, Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and O W R N lines. Westbound only, fares may be prepaid by depositing ticket value with local agent and telegraphed to any address. Mail illustrated matter about home building to WM McMurray, Gen. Pass Agent, Portland.
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Chicago
Scces
ST. Lowes
Omatia
Wcccarenaes
Kansas City
ST. Paul
Omaha
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Ald
WM. McMurray
Portland
Oregon
Southern Pacific Agents Granted Quick Settlement Powers
San Francisco reports the Southern Pacific company has authorized many agents at principal stations to settle loss and damage claims directly with consigners. Settlements for shortages and undisputed claims within a set amount can be concluded in a day or two after filing, reducing correspondence and delays from SF office reviews.
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San Francisco
Tte
Southern Pacific Company
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Man
Hostetter
United States
Canada
Northwest
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Nav. Co
New Today
Wohlenberg
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
Bor
Olson & Johnson
Theo
M. Barr
Newport Land & Constol Co
Appling-Griges Co
Pacific Fire Extinguisher Co
Western Laundry Machinery Co
J. H. Peters
Peters
Knighton, Murphy
Ss. 7
Oxfords
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