Silent Auction Sale at Koeppens Gift Room Annex
A silent auction sale runs ten business days from Saturday January 1 1910 at Koeppens Gift Room next to Koeppens Drug Store. All items in the Gift Room sell except gold band dinnerware which follows a separate half price and 10 percent plan. The new annex sale begins with Koeppens placing the first bid at half price, then a 10 percent higher bid, then any amount. Bids are written on cards and opened January 12 by a three person committee. Full details at the Gift Room start time. warranty of genuine silent bidding with half price incentives on many items including cut glass and china.
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Annex
Koeppen
Dissolution Notice of Baker and Folsom Firm
In mutual consent the firm formerly known as Baker and Folsom, furniture carpet and undertaking dealers in Pendleton, dissolves. John S. Baker continues the business at the same address, collects debts and pays bills, offering high class merchandise, and solicits continued patronage. Dated December 31, 1909. John S. Baker, Ralph Folsom.
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Baker & Folsom
Pendleton
John 8S. Baker
Smith-Crawford
Post Office
Baker
John
Ralph Folsom
Piano Teacher Mies Phiney Relocates to 1208 B Webb
Mies Phiney, noted piano teacher, has moved to 1208 B Webb and can be reached at Red 3682 for lessons.
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Mies Phiney
B. Webb
Pendleton News in Brief New Licenses and Local Events
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports two marriage licenses issued for Ralph C Walden and Millie Birch field and James W Trosper with Mise Estella Adkins both in county with Mul Live in Town. Typhoid death of 12 year old Blanche Boumagoux noted, services at St Marys Catholic. Schoolwork resumes after holidays. Pendleton Academy and St Josephs reopen. Will Caleton dies in North Pendleton aged 33, body held in Baker parlor. Boxing at Oregon theater features Long vs Butts and Coffman vs Richardson. Debates begin Jan 14 with Pendleton high school teams vs Ashena and Weston. Damon lodge awards veteran jewel to R Alexander after 26 years. Floyd Perham sustains broken arm on Butter Creek New Year day.
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Ralph C. Walden
Millie Birchfield
This County
James W. Trosper
Whitman County
Washington
Mise Estella Adkins
Blanche Boumagoux
Frank R. Roumagoux
Weat Pendleton
Father Durgen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Will Caleton
California
Kenneth McRae
North Pendleton
Baker Undertaking Parlor
Pendleton High School
Ashena High School
Weston
Weston High School
Oregon
Floyd Perham
Frank Perham
Buttery Creek
Young Perham
Pale Hinkle
Hinkle Ranch
Butter Creek
Hinkle
Hermiston
West Court Street
Roosevelt Named Foreign Associate by French Academy
The Academy of Moral and Political Sciences elected Theodore Roosevelt as a foreign associate. Upon delivering lectures at the Sorbonne he will wear the plumed cap of an academician a pearl handled sword and two suits embroidered with green palma as honors.
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Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Theodore Roosevelt
Sorbonne
Prayers Requested for King Leopold in Mechlin Archdiocese
Brussels January 2 archbishop of Mechlen issues a charge inviting prayers for the late King Leopold. The archbishop says Leopold by his religious marriage and eminently Christian death merits the prayers of all good Belgians and Catholics.
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Leopold
Brussels
Mechlen
Local ads blend of services and goods in Salem
Local notices list coal oak wood lens repair furniture rental and living arrangements. Businesses include Hanson’s jewelry store Oregon Lumber Yard Wohlenberg’s Dept Store and Reyburns market offering various goods and services. Housing rooms for rent and a private family room and board request appear among the classifieds.
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Pendleton Auto Company
Yegon Lumber Yard
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Cosb Street
Oak Wood
Oregon Lumber Yard
Oregon Lumber Yards
Goodyear Welt
Wohlenberg
Dept
Reyburns
East Oregonian
Wain Street
Hanscom’s
Weston to Walk Again Aged Pedestrian Plans Transcontinental Trek
New York reports veteran pedestrian Edward Pay Weston will attempt one more transcontinental walk from Los Angeles to New York in 100 days. He aims to start February 1 at 6 o’clock afternoon and reach New York by May 28, citing a prior 105 day journey hampered by storms and heat. He believes favorable spring conditions could enable the 100 day crossing.
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New York
Edward Pay
Weston
Ocean
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United States
Knights to Work In Third Rank Ceremony Tonight
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias invites all Knights to attend the third rank drill this evening. C R Alexander will be presented with a veteran's jewel. Refreshments will be served. R E Tarbat, C R, W Fletcher, K R.
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Alexander
Damon Lodge No 4
Knights of Pythias
R. Alexander
Damon Lodge No. 4
Damon Lodge
Iso PF
C. R. Alexander
R. EB. Tarbat
R, W. Fletcher
K. R
Shoes nailed on soles at 66c a pair prompt reply
A. Eelund laments improper shoe repairs and questions why anyone would nail on soles when sewn on at a rate of 66 cents per pair. He argues that well dressed people avoid shoes with nails and advocates for proper stitching over nails.
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A. Eelund
New Transcontinental Train
Chicago January 3 The Santa Fe Railway introduced a new transcontinental train aimed at fast through service elevating connections across the west and Midwest with a streamlined schedule and enhanced passenger amenities.
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Chicago
The
Santa Fe
Beards the Lion Tittle Sailor Confronts Gompers at Union Meet
A small sailor leaps into the Cooper Union hall to protest Samuel Gompers and the International Seamen's Union resolutions calling sailors slaves. Gompers orders police if he advances. the crowd roars for the union as the sailor seats himself bravely. Gompers warns of steps against the intruder and laments conditions driving Americans from the sea.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Cooper Union
International Seamen's Union
Gempers
Gompers
International Union
Sisilor
America
United States
Great Lakes
Mr. Gompers
Top of the Earth scores hit in Frisco
Bailey and Austin star in The Top of the World at the Garrick theater in San Francisco. The visiting musical comedy drew a crowded house and received enthusiastic recalls and speeches. The show features a swift sequence of novelties, a large chorus, and lavish production bright with eastern-flavored sparkle.
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Top OF the
Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Bailey
Austin
Garrick Theater
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Newsy
J. M. Cornelison
Cornelison
Tutuilla
Pendleton Academy
St. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton Business College
Wool Growers’ Convention
Ogden
Portland
Oregon Theater
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club
Louis Long
Hilly Butts
Orville Coffman
al Richardson
Kimonas
Salem
Btate
Hox
Nelson
Beards the Lion
Tittle Sailor
East End