Pendleton Versus Walla Walla Basketball Showdown Tomorrow
Pendleton high school aims to rebound from an earlier loss to Walla Walla as they host the visitors for a return game tomorrow night at the Garden City high school gym. The local fans are urged to attend to watch the now stronger Pendleton five challenge the fast Walla Wallans and possibly gain revenge on their own floor. A skating party at the Ireland rink will follow the game in honor of the visiting Spokane squad.
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Walla Wallans
Spokane High
Walla Walla High School
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Walla Walla High
Garden City
Walla
Spokane
Ireland
Early Advice On Cold Care And Timely Treatment
The notice stresses starting treatment at the first signs of a cold to prevent deep seated illness. Delays may require longer cure and extend suffering, urging prompt action.
Judge Lowell Delivers Washington Address at High School
At Washington’s birthday exercises at the high school Judge S A Lowell gave the principal address on the life and work of the first president. The glee club performed and the student body sang America. The program closed with a spirited school yell and evident student enthusiasm.
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Washington
S. A. Lowell
Glee Club
America
Lowell
Pendleton League Meeting on February 28 Planned
Discussion on Pendleton joining the league continues with another meeting scheduled here February 28 as organizers push forward with league formation.
First Christian Church Praises Evangelist Allen Wilson
The First Christian Church passes resolutions thanking Evangelist Allen Wilson for his community work and thanks Pendleton newspapers Tribune and East Oregonian for liberal coverage. The board also thanks the public and neighbors for aid in the meeting and announces a new minister arrival as a man of education and generosity.
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First Christian Church
Allen Wilson
Cause of Christ
Pendleton
Tribune
East Oregonian
Bill May Not Pass: Pendleton as Federal Court HQ
Washington dispatches report strong opposition from Cannon and Tawney to eastern Oregon federal district bills. Ellis urges Pendleton as the seat over Baker City, but House rules and large expenditures doom passage this session. Over ten new district bills with big appropriations face likely defeat.
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Ellis
Pendleton
Cannon
W. R. Ellis
Oregon
Pendiston
Washington
Spokesman- Review
Committee On Judiciary
Baker City
Fulton
Heppner
House
Congress
Oregon Daily Journal
Ellie
Committee of the House
Heppner and
Tawney
Committee On Ways and Means
Seattle
Comic Opera Plans by Pendleton Gymnasium Committee
The Pendleton gymnasium committee chaired by Mark Moorhouse considers a genuine comic opera by local talent for the Commercial Association annual entertainment. They plan to secure an opera rights and stage a unique program with city musicians bearing production burdens. The Oregon theater is booked for March 20, with potential date adjustments if rehearsals lag. Last year the event raised $400 under J. R. Raley and aims to match or exceed that success.
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Pendleton
Gymnasium
Commercial Association
Mark Moorhouse
Oregon Theater
Butt
J. R. Raley
O'Brien Here For Meeting On Proposed Baseball League
Promoter Jack O'Brien arrives from Walla Walla to present a proposed league. A meeting of baseball enthusiasts will be held tonight at the Commercial Association rooms to discuss admission and the league’s future. Garden City Baker City La Grande have shown interest. Boise Caldwell seek entry.
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Jack O'Brien
Commercial Association
O'Brien
Walla Walla
Garden City
Baker City
la Grande
Boise
Caldwell
Government fuel contracts cut waste and cost
A Roosevelt inspired shift to uniform coal contracts in federal buildings has cut waste and saved money. Government purchases now specify heating value and ash content, rewarding quality and penalizing substandard coal, with premiums paid for above spec fuel. The practice, affecting annual fuel outlays around 6.3 million dollars, proves economical.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pool tournament standings at Pastime parlors
In the ongoing Pastime parlors pool series at Main and Webb streets the standings show Duck Humphreys leading with 3 wins, William Parks 3 1, Roy Le Due 8 1, Frank Fuget 1 5, William McGee 1 8, Ed Williamson 1 8, Jamey Carter 2 406. Tonight at 9 Roy Le Due faces Ed Williamson in one match.
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Main and
Webb Streets
Duck Humphreys
William Parks
Roy le Due
Frank Fuget
Wiliam McGee
Ed Williamson
Jamey Carter
New Treasurer Files Bond for City Post
Major Lee Moorhouse today filed acceptance of the office of city treasurer and his official bond. The bond is set at 46000 dollars with bondsmen BE L Smith William Caldwell Thomas Thompson Frank Fragier and John Crow.
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Lee Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse
Be, L Smith
William Caldwell
Thomas Thompson
Frank Fragier
John Crow
Commercial National Bank of Thin City Report
The East Oregonian today reports the Commercial National Bank of Thin City in excellent condition. Resources include government bonds $104,056.81, loans and discounts $147,101.18, cash and rediscoveries $61,644.21. Total resources equal $319,123.73, with national bank notes outstanding $48,700 and deposits $207,419.37.
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Commercial National Bank of
Thin C'Ty
East Oregonian
Thomas Queenan Drops Theft Charge After Family Aid
In court Thomas Queenan dismissed theft charges against Joseph Champion his 19 year old wife and Mildred Dean a domestic. The court showed Miss Dean purloined stolen articles to aid the Champion family who were starving.
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Thomas Queenan
Gant
Joseph Champion
Mildred Dean
Queenan
Champion
Miss Dean
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Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
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United States
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Contactor Smith
Arizona
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