Lecturer Delivers Egypt and Holy Land Talk at Pendleton Lodge
State Senator Dr C J Smith spoke on Egypt and the Holy Land from a Masonic view at Pendleton lodge No 62 A F and A M last evening. A gavel crafted from Lebanon woods, bought in the Holy Land, was presented to the lodge. The event featured a banquet with 80 covers and speeches by Jefferson Bentley M F Marston and Will M Peterson.
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Lebanon
Pendleton Lodge No
A. FL
A. M
C. J. Smith
Egypt
The
Holy Land
Dr. Smith
Temple of
Karnak
Pyramids
Jerusalem
Palestine
Solomon’s Temple
Judge Lowell
Early Cold Warning Prompts Immediate Action
A cautious alert urges rapid response to a cold starting within the hour to prevent deep illness. Delaying even an hour may extend suffering by days. Take prompt measures now to curb progression.
Pendleton grocers to attend Oregon Retail Grocers’ Convention
Harry Gray of Gray Brothers prepares to represent Pendleton at the third annual Oregon Retail Grocers Association meeting in Portland January 6 and 7. J H Gwinn will address the convention on credits. Will Ingram and George H. Clark hold leadership roles. A strong program and Portland hospitality await the visitors.
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Harry Gray
Gray Brothers Grocery
Pendleton Grocers
Oregon Retail Grocers’ Association
Portland
Gray
J. H. Gwinn
Gwinn
Pendleton Credit Men's Association
Will Ingram
George H. Clark
Metropolis
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights Install Officers
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias installed officers led by A. E. Lambert as chancellor commander and R. B Tarbett as vice chancellor. E. B Alldrich district deputy for Umatilla county conducted the ceremony. The lodge also conferred the second rank on J Mitchell and Ray Crystus.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
A. E. Lambert
R. B E. Tarbett
W. IL Gadwa
Berkley Halley
Charles Hamilton
Elmer Turne
E. B. Alldrich
Umatilla
J. Mitchell
Ray Crystus
Indian woman leaves $13000 estate
The will of Margaret Bonifer who died at Athena on December 23 was presented for probate. It bequeaths about $12,090 of property including a quarter section of wheat land and all personal property to two children W. D. Bonifer and Clara Duffy, while son Charles McWhirt receives only one dollar. Executor is Byron Hawkes. attorneys are Peterson and Wilson.
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Margaret Bonifer
Athena
W. D. Bonifer
Clara Duffy
Charles McWhirt
Byron Hawkes
Peterson and
Wilson
Knight Sells Reservation Farm to Father for 11000
Al Knight sells his ranch on the reservation south of town to his father G. W. Knight for 11000. The sale completes his plans to leave for Alberta, with travel set for the latter part of February. John Hager of Gibbon was here today.
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AL Knight
G. W. Knight
Mr. Knight
Alberta
John Hager of
Gibbon
Pendleton Visitor List Bustles With Business Calls
A long stream of Pendleton visitors and locals traveling from Pilot Rock Weston Athena Echo and other nearby towns filled the city yesterday today and last evening. Notables including Dr E Hi of Weston Charles Watrous of Adams EB A Dudley of Athena W L Brown of Myrick and J W Smith of Pilot Rock attended to business matters and social calls. John Hagen returned from California J A Borle of Wenaha Springs and J H O Neil of the O R N network were seen in town.
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RH. A. Horn
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
E. Hi
Weston
Portland
E. E. la Hue
Helix
Charles Watrous
Adams
EB. A. Dudley
Athena
Wm. Piper
A. RR. Turnle
W. L. Brown
Myrick
H. H. McReynolds
John Gagen
University Park
A. G. McCarty
Echo
J. W. Fox
Walla Walla
Ecity
H. G. Hurlburt
A. W. Dunbar
Juniper Country
W. L. Purcell
F. G. Lucas
Johnny Hager
Wenaha
J. W. Smith
T. A. Lieuallen
J. W. Miller
G. W. Miller
H. C. Guard
E. Engleman
Ione
P. J. Gomez
Hermiston
J. H. O'Neil
Ben Hill
Wattsburg
Wash
J. W. Messner
Baker City
Hinkle
Northern Pacific train derailed in minor wreck at Killian Junction
The Northern Pacific mixed train derailed after rails spread at Killian Junction yesterday morning. Engine and tender were across the track and a wheat car toppled. Two passenger coaches and several wheat cars left the track but no injuries occurred. A Pasco wrecking crew repaired the line and the train reached Pendleton by 9 o’clock.
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Northern Pacific
Killian Junction
Pasco
Pendleton
Week of Prayer Service at local churches begins
The week of prayer is observed by five local churches. Tonight the Baptist church at Johnson and Alta hosts the service led by Dr. T. B. Ford of the Methodist church with a sermon by W. L. Van Nuys of the Presbyterian church. Tomorrow night the Presbyterian church hosts, with Rev. J. T. Ford preaching.
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Baptist Church
Johnson and
Alta Street
T. B. Ford
Methodist Church
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
JT. B. Ford
Woman starves but leaves 3500 to charity in Taunton
Mary Cryan, who starved herself in her Taunton home, bequeaths 3500 to church and charity. She rented her house for 20 a month and had 1000 in the bank at death. Found under her pillow were about 100 in change. She avoided fire and light, lived in darkness except street glow, and declined to leave anything to cousin Edward Cassidy, who plans to contest the will.
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Taunton
Mass
Mary Cryan
Miss Cryan
Dilly
Edward Cassidy
New York
Baby Found Strangled In San Francisco Vacant Lot
The body of a day old baby boy, strangled with a napkin, was found yesterday in a vacant lot on Twenty second Street between Church and Sanchez Streets. The coroner was notified and police detectives were assigned to search for the killer. two boys reported discovering the wrapped body. The infant had been dead about two days.
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Twenty-second Street
Church
Sanches
Heve
San Francisco Examiner
Geath
John Kennedy
Jesse Cook
Murphy
McGragon
Seach
Hen Hanner
Harry Hartje
Jitsu Breaks Arm in Street Altercation
Charles Archer a laborer of 672 Howard Street was involved with Mori a Japanese window cleaner at 177 Third Street yesterday. Archer tried to throw Mori but Mori twisted him breaking Archer arm. He received treatment at the Central Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Archer
Howard Street
Archer
Mori
Third Street
Central Emergency Hopital
Washing Without Water Hair Care Claim Ad
An advertisement argues against washing with soap and water to treat dandruff and baldness. It promotes Newhbron Horpicide as a scalp germicide that supposedly kills the parasitic germ feeding hair roots. Claims it is original and genuine, with a price of two for 50 cents and one dollar, via Co Detroit Michigan.
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Stampe Samp de Co
Detroit
Mich
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la Grande
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Masonry
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Tallman & Co
Damon
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
E. M. Stevens
George Hiatt
Frank Brown
Cold Springs
City
William Pinkerton
John Hagen
California
G. W. Bradley
Charles H. Green
J. A. Borie
Wenaha Springs
I. N. Sones
Viva Warren
Ben Johnson
Flensburg
J. A. Borle
William
Tom Gould
Weston Mountain
M. J. Callahan
Forester
Norville
Pendleton Academy
E. H. Brown
Echo Register
Woodman Lodge
J. A. Bagwell
Kansas City
Mr. Bagwell
Pr. D. Snodgrass
Woodmen of the World
Northern Pacifico
Jitzu
Dandre
OG. Kooppen & Brea
Boston
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Meritorius
AL. G. Barnes
Romeo
Earth
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