Locales Ad Listing Coal Wood and Services
A collage of local ads offers Melrose System and Burroughs services, coal and wood by Rock Spring coal Kopitzke Gillanders, alfalfa hay from Joerger N, chimney sweep Snyder, tailoring August Noreen, and rental notices. It promotes Orpheum pictures, six room rentals, and a large North Side house sale. Copy includes transfer services Penland Bros and Teutsch Bickers, barn board, wood delivery, and drag moves. Also lost necklace reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Joerger
I. C. Snyder
Kopitzke & Gillanders
C. J. Whittaker
Teutsch & Bickers
Aura Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Pays to Advertise at Patton's Barber Shop
An ad notes a share opportunity at Patton's barber shop priced at 15e with barbers employed and brief waits. It boasts hot water and clean towels and rejects trade with Chinamen Indians or Japs, ending with a cryptic request for a “trink.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Knights to Install Officers Tonight at Damon Lodge No 4
Attention Knights. Damon Lodge No 4 K of BP will install officers this evening. All Knights please attend. Refreshments will be served. J. A. Best, C. R. W. Fletcher, Kr. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of BP
Polly of the Circus Thrills Pendleton Audience
Pendleton theater packed for Polly of the Circus with Ida St Leon as Polly delivering wit and emotion. Rev. John Douglas as Sky Pilot and the cast, including Hasty and Mandy Jones, receive praise as the seven piece orchestra enriches the melodrama. Overall, the performance is described as splendid and heart stirring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pendleton
Polly
Ida St. Leon
Poly
Lttle
Joseph Harrison
John Douglas
Mandy Jones
Idart Leon Takes Lead as No Star Praised in Principal Role
The principal performer receives no star status, but with Idart Leon in the role, criticism remains absent on the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idart
Leon
Wheat King of Washington Builds 1900 Acres of Land
Spokane area report highlights Mrs. Joseph Ditmar of Reardan who, over ten years, expanded from 720 acres bought in 1902 with no down payment to owning over 1900 acres valued at about 150000 dollars. She projects at least 40 bushels per acre next year, yielding over 53000 dollars.
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Spokane
Wash
Lincoln County
Mra
Joseph Ditmar
Reardan
Mia
Ditmar
Ditmara
Oregon
Davenport
Des Moines Woman Seeks Heart Balm After License
Miss Letta Crinnigan of Des Moines sues William Garrett for 5000 dollars for breach of promise after she obtained a marriage license and he allegedly promised to wed five years ago. Garrett denies any knowledge of the license or promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Letta Crinnigan
Garrett
Miss Cunnnigan
Grand Jury Traces Money Used For McNamara Defense
Los Angeles January 15 The county grand jury resumed the probe into the Times dynamiting case and subpoenaed Bert Franklin charged with bribing McNamara jurors to appear today. The panel seeks monies used to bribe jurors and to learn how the McNamara defense funds were spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Times
Bert Franklin
McNamara
Saloonman-Politician Shot Down by Three Thugs
San Francisco on January 15. John Mullally, state assemblyman from San Francisco, was killed in a saloon during a robbery by three attackers. John Craig was shot in the thigh. The robbers escaped as Mullally died. his wife had warned of suspicious men outside the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Mulally
John Craig
Mu Inily
Successor to Bacon Not Yet Chosen
Washington rumor centered on G Huntington Wilson as the likely choice to succeed Bacon as ambassador to France. Reports also suggested Thomas Dawson might be named to succeed Wilson as assistant secretary of state. Wilson declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Eny
G. Huntington Wilson
Bacon
France
Thomas Dawson
State Department
Wilson
Noting to the Public Bowman Takes Berlin Dye House Post
Perry L. Bowman formerly with Bowman's Cleaning Works is now employed as solicitor for the Berlin Dye House with Jack Webster serving as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry L. Bowman
Bowman's Cleaning Works
Berlin
Jack Webster
Personal mentions from Pilot Rock and nearby towns
Local notes list visits and arrivals including W B Jinkins of Pilot Rock on business, Mrs Mary Tyacke of Hilgard in Pendleton, Mrs B J Shartliff of Baker guest of Bowman, H Parker of Athena on business, J L Clark a reservation farmer in the city, Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakey departing on the Lown, H A Bundy from Athena, Alfred Walpole and Mrs Irigan visitors, J B Grubb returning from Adams visit, Jack Young and Miss Celia Renn visiting theater and relatives in Walla Walla, Henry Hitt with Hermistonians at Polly of the Circus, and H E Westgate of Pilot Rock visiting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Jinkins
Pilot Reck
Mary Tyacke
Hilgard
Pendleton
BJ. Shartliff
Baker
Bowman
Alfred Walpole
Irrigan
J. B. Grubb
Adams
Jack Young
Echo
Henry Hitt
Polly
Celia Renn
Walla Walla
H. BE
Westgate
Plot Rock
Bishop proposes new home for girls at U of O
Episcopal Bishop of Oregon, Charles Scadding, planned a fifteen thousand dollar dorm for University of Oregon women. A lot near the men's gym was secured and a five-member holding company will issue bonds. Aim is occupancy by fall with a housemother in charge and thirty five or twenty five girls to be accommodated. The project welcomes all religious affiliations and will cost about dormitory rates. Scadding spoke to student assembly and Y M C A about student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Charles Scadding
Oregon
Scadding
Villard Hall
Y. M CC. A
State University
Boats to Develop a Mine Near Joplin Missouri
John Harrington, a longtime lead belt prospector, redevelops a calamine prospect on Shoal Creek three miles south of Joplin. He digs a mine into the river bank with ore and waste moved by boats. A drift is cut into the bank and ore is separated at a nearby landing.
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Joplin
John Harrngton
Harrington
Shoal Creek
Object Found on Big Foot Trail Perpetuates Wounded Knee Echo
A petrified ham was found near Rapid City on the Big Foot trail, recalling the Wounded Knee episode from twenty years ago. The specimen appears perfectly preserved with rind, fat, meat and bone visible, possibly dropped from a Seventh Cavalry wagon during General Carr's pursuit of Chief Big Foot, the Cheyenne leader linked to the massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loncech Tam Mound
Rapid City
Carr
Seventh Cavalry
Big Foot
Spokane Names Duplicate Spur Interstate Talks
Spokane officials warn that several states Iowa North Carolina Missouri and Ohio each have towns named Spokane duplicating the Washington city. Secretary R J Maclean says a formal letter to the post office reveals multiple copies of the name have caused interstate confusion and calls for a single Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Chmmber of Commerce
North Carolina
Ohio
Missouri
R. J. Maclean
Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Maclean
San Francisco
Portland
Vancouver
Students Furnish Statistics for Legislators at University
University of Oregon economics seniors convert their senior thesis work into a legislative laboratory. Frederick G. Young guides research on state taxation, criminal justice, sanitation, and power use while detailing efforts in New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin and other states with employer liability laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Frederick G. Young
Department of Economics
Wrk
Benjamin H. Williams
New Jersey
New York
Wisconsin
Chester Moores
Salem
Wendell Barbour
Ralph Moores
John Shattuck
Gresham
Walter Fisher
Roseburg
Burns Powell
Monmouth
Leon Ray
Oregon
James Johns
Pendleton
W. G
Catarrh Cure Claim for S. S. S. Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as the best treatment for catarrh, claiming it reaches mucous membranes, purifies the blood, and removes catarrhal matter. It asserts symptoms like ringing in the ears, throat mucus, headaches, and breathing issues will fade as the blood clears, promising permanent cure and health build-up.
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S. S
Cary
Dunlap of Portland Works on Insurance Regulation
Kick of Morse Breaks Jaw. James Brown is brought to the hospital with a shattered jaw after a horse kick as he was hitching up a team in Sumpter. The injury occurred during the incident.
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Dunlap
Portland
Morse
Baker
James Brown
Sumpter
Mr. Brown
Six-Handed Bout At Abigall Ware Memorial Church
Philadelphia report details a secret six-handed bout featuring six youths including millionaires and professional fighters at the Abigall Ware Memorial church led by Rev. Dr. Thomas A. Davis. The event, under William Vere and opposed by reformists led by George H. Earle, lasted over an hour and drew interest from the public and officials.
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Philadelphia
Abigall Ware Memorial Church
Thomas A. Davis
William&. Vere
George H. Earle
Reform Administration
Six Pennsylvanians Box In Church Gym Bouts
A. J. Drexel Tony Biddle Philadelphia Jack OBrien Danny Hutchinson Frank Floyd and Bryan Hayes boxed each other in three round bouts. Each fought all others for a total of fifteen rounds in a church basement gymnasium setup. The event marked a social athletic gathering and showcased notable local figures.
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A J. Drexel
Tony" Biddle
Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Danny Hutchinson
Pennsylvania
Frank Floyd
Bryan Hayes
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Payment Notice
Notice that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds numbers seventeen and eighteen, Series A, will be paid upon presentation to American National Bank in Pendleton, Oregon. Interest on the bonds ceases this date, dated January 11, 1812. Lee Moorhouse, Treasurer, City of Pendleton, by Wm Mickelsen, Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Pendleton
Notles
City of
Pendleton
American National Bank
Umatilla County
Oregon
Lee Moorhouse
Wm Mickelsen
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Livengood & Co
J. A. Best
R. W. Fletcher
Pendletonians
Mnamara
H. ©. Parker
Athena
J. L. Clark
Joe Blakey
H. A. Bundy
Bishop
U. OF O
Laurent
Troy
Troy Steam Laundr
Washington
S.ss
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
For
Wonder Store
Endicott-Johnson
Workingmens Clothing Co
Aga
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