Knights of Pythias Hold Notable District Convention
Grand Chancellor Yoran and other officials address a well attended Knights of Pythias district convention in the county city. The event featured speeches from D. E. B. Yoran Frank T. Wrightman and L. R. Simnson, a luncheon, and third rank work by a composite lodge team. Music from Damon lodge orchestra and notes on the annual gathering highlight a longstanding local tradition revived after several years.
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Knights of Pythias Hela
Milton
Weston
Athena
Helix
Adams
Hermiston
Pendleton
A. R. Shumway
Will M. Peterson
J. T. Hinkle
D. EB. Yoran
Oregon
Frank T. Wrightman
L. R. Simnson
Damon Lodge
Train Gang Arrest Report From Ogden Nighttime Raid
Ogden January 14 officers led by Chief Browning Captain Brown Detective Pender and Sheriff Harrison arrested W Lewis Pete Murphy W Sheffer and Thomas O Dell Saturday evening. They are believed to have planned and carried out the Overland Limited robbery near Reese nine miles west of Ogden on January 1 in which Pullman porter William Davis was involved.
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A. W. Taylor
Murphy
Lewis
Ogden
Rouse
Middleton
Hancock
W. Lewis
Pete Murphy
W. Sheffer
Thomas O'Dell
Browning
Brown
Pender
Harrison
Overland Limited
Southern Pacific
Reese
Wm. Davis
Valley well supplied with road material in Willamette Valley
Oregon Agricultural College reports a survey by Professor H M Parks finds the Willamette Valley rich in high quality road building material. A forthcoming bulletin from the Mining Engineering department will detail location, quality and suitability of the resources across the studied section.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
H. M. Parks
Willimette Valley
Parks
Willamette Valley
Local Woman's League Receives St Louis Message
A night letter dated January 14 from St Louis sent to Mise Ido Bhoyvi asks regents to meet, host a banquet, and complete Founder's Chapter by Saturday night. It promises a superb porcelain vase and highest honor to the state, and requests telegram totals to mail the largest number of new members. The Pendleton chapter secretary is to act on the message.
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Mise Ido Bhovyi
St. Louis
Sute
Pendleton
American Woman's League
Tokyo banks form syndicate to issue debentures
Mr. Soyeda as president of the Japan Credit Mobiler signs for seven leading Tokyo banks in a syndicate to issue 5,006,000 dollars in debentures for the Japan Steel Foundry at Muran in Hokkaido. The tissue price stands at 47.50 dollars with five percent interest.
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Soyeda
Japan Credit Mobiler
Toyko
Japan Steel Foundry
Muroran
Hokkaido
Never be wrong when people are looking
A compact public admonition urges accuracy under scrutiny, emphasizing honesty and diligence when being observed by others. It frames truthfulness as essential to trust and accountability in everyday actions and statements.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Social Postponed
The Epworth League social at the Methodist church in Pendleton tonight is indefinitely postponed. Stanfield saw two outfit cars burned last night likely by hoboes, with an engine arriving late to save the lumber yard. Chante Pleas to Guilty: Steve Suther and John Wilson, indicted for burglary, pleaded guilty to larceny this morning and face sentencing Wednesday.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Chante
Steve Suther
John Wilson
C. J. Ferguson
Police Court fines and local notices from Pendleton roster
In the Police Court Judge FitzGerald fined c E E Morrow five dollars on a charge of assault and battery. Wild Bil and John Doe, arrested for drunkenness, forfeited their ball today. Elk Heads installed at Pendleton Hotel with two elk heads lit by colored electric lights in lobby and bar area.
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C. EE. Morrow
FitzGerald
Wild Bil
John Doe
Host Brown
Pendleton Hotel
Will Locate in Valley George Winslet to Leave for Portland
Will Locate in Valley George Winslet who has farmed in Stage Gulch country for years has disposed of all his land and will leave this week for Portland. From that city he intends to purchase a small farm if he can secure a desirable tract at a reasonable price.
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Valley
George Winslet
Stage Gulch
Portland
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In County
A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to William H Potts and Pear BE Calswell both of this county. Another license went today to Wilbur L Kidder of Spokane County Washington and Eva Rk Clemons of this county with the bride-to-be under legal age requiring maternal consent.
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William H. Potts
Pear BE
Calswell
Wilbur l L. Kidder
Spokane County
Wash
Eva Rk
Clemons
Barnes vs Brown Case Argued In Circuit Court
The morning and most of the afternoon were spent in circuit court as testimony was taken and arguments heard in Barnes vs Brown. Brown, formerly editor of the Standfield Standard, is alleged to have sold a printing press not as represented to the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Barnes Vs. Brown
B. BH. Brown
Standfield Standard
Wingler Sued Over Unpaid Claim in Property Case
E. L. Smith files suit against George Wingler alleging Wingler bought property from A G McCarty with chattel mortgages held by the plaintiff and American National Bank. Smith asserts the bank’s lien was paid but $1199.04 due to the plaintiff remains unpaid. James A. Fee represents the plaintiff.
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George Wingler
E. L. Smith
A.G. McCarty
Natonal Bankoth
James A. Fee
Maloney Performs First Marriage as County Judge
County Judge J W Maloney officiated the first marriage today uniting Clark C DeWitt of St Louis and Pearl McIntyre of this county. The ceremony went smoothly and the judge said he is ready to accommodate those seeking marriage.
Woman's League Reception Invitation For Ida Boyd
Miss Ida Boyd local leader of the American Woman's League receives a warm invitation to attend a Rose City chapter reception at Sellwood Commercial club rooms on Saturday January 21 until 11 p.m. She is asked to speak for the Pendleton chapter and describe the local work.
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Woman's League
Ida Boyd
American Woman's League
Rose City
League
Sellwood Commercial Club
Fori
Pendleton
Bishop Dedicates Rectory and Church Grounds
Bishop R L Paddock dedicated the rectory of the Church of the Redeemer to a sizable audience. The congregation has paid off debts and plans concrete walks around church and rectory. He preached in Hermiston at 11 o’clock then spoke in Weston last night.
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R. L. Paddock
Church of the Redeemer
Bishop Paddock
Hermiston
Weston
Farmers Elect Officers at Union Meeting
The Farmers' Union held a Saturday afternoon meeting in which officers were elected and installed. A. R. Shumway of Milton was chosen president, with W. W. Harrah of Pendleton as vice president and Geo. Carmichael of Weston as secretary treasurer. Other officers include James Johns Pendleton conductor, Adam Ruppe Pendleton door keeper, W. R. Campbell Pendleton chaplain, and EB Draper Pendleton on the press committee. Shumway was also named to a one member Salem lobbying committee.
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Farmers’ Union
A. R. Shumway
Milton
W. W. Harrah
Pendleton
Geo. Carmichael
Weston
James Johns
Adam Ruppe
W. R. Campbell
Draper
Shumway
Salem
Funeral for Dot Anger Draws Large Crowd
A large turnout of friends and relatives gathered at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock to honor Dot Anger who died last Friday morning. Father Durgan delivered the funeral sermon, and the casket was taken to Olney cemetery for burial. Lambda Sigma Fraternity members sang the funeral hymn as pallbearers Tom Hill Brooke Dickson Dale Chessman Ora
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Dot” Anger
Father Durgan
Olney
Lambda Sigma Fraternity
Tom Hill
Brooke Dickson
Dale Chessman
Ora
Brakeman Injured In Box Car Ladder Accident
Philip Guillot OW R and N brakeman suffered a severe back wrench when a ladder rung failed, leaving him by the track until help arrived. He was driven to a hospital where Dr. Ringo assessed the injury as a severe wrench, not a broken back.
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Philip Guillot
Ringo
Sheep herder Silas Padgett dies in Oregon
Silas Padgett, a longtime sheep herder in Umatilla county and well known to eastern Oregon sheepmen, died Saturday night at St Anthonys hospital. His mother, traveling to The Dalles, also died the same night. He leaves two brothers in Eagle Valley and another in The Dalles. Coroner Folsom notified the brothers and awaits word on the body’s disposition.
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Sheephender
Silas Padgett
Umatilla
Oregon
St. Anthonys Hospital
Dalles
Thay City
Eagle Valley
Folsom
Cat Burglary Defies Local Law Despite Justice Peace
A burglar entered Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes home while he was away in California. Thirteen spoons, a rink, and the judge's revolver vanished. The thief likely used a passkey and left no clues besides a cat that remained in the house.
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Justice of the
Joe H. Parkes
Sunny
California
Ralph Ham
Bronze statuette found in Caird hints Hittite deity artwork
News from Caird reports a bronze statuette discovery possibly dating to the era of Joseph. The piece shows a goddess atop a lion with protruding tongue and tail, wearing a Cappadocian style tiara and carrying an infant. The work resembles Hittite reliefs from Boghaz Köi, Kenol and similar palaces, suggesting an Egyptian artist did not shape it.
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Caird
Joseph
Sarodess
Byrin
Boghaz
Kenol
London Faces Immigration and Anarchist Threat
A historical report notes a surge of European anarchist and socialist immigrants to London, not criminals in the usual sense but willing to use arms to resist police enforcement. The piece suggests this immigration could alter city peace and influence authorities weighing police arming.
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London
Vancouver Officers to Make Test Ride
General Marion P Maus orders a 90 mile horseback test ride by four majors and a lieutenant colonel from Vancouver Barracks to Sandy Oregon. The ride spans January 12 13 and 14, with three days allowed to complete the distance.
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Marion P Maus
Department of the Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
Sandy
Ore
Law Would Permit Cars in Prince Edward Island Next Spring
Consul Frank Deedmeyer writes from Charlottetown that indications point to repeal by the provincial legislature of the law prohibiting the running of motor vehicles on public roads.
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Prince Edward Island
Frank Deedmeyer
Charlottetown
Moving Picture Show at the Orpheum Program
The Orpheum presents a big Tuesday bill with multiple 1000 foot features. Her First Husband's Return and Reggie's Engagement offer dramatic and thriller narratives while Herod and the New Born King provides a Gaumont gospel scene. On the Stage is a Pathe comedy and The Exiled Mother shows a burglar tale ending with a surprising reconciliation. The Poor Student follows, with a romance set in a restaurant. Plus a song, Little Miss Golden Curls.
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The
Orpheum
Reggie
Herod
King
Pathe
Song
Miss Golden Curls
Pastime Theatre Show Promises Dramatic Romance and Comedy
Tuesday's program at Pastime Theatre features A Man of Honor about sacrifice saving a woman from scandal, An Exile's Love with an exiled prince and a virtuous romance, The Joke They Played on Bump tions a clever Edison comedy, The Professor's Hat a light sketch, Escape from Sing Sing a thrilling prison raid, and The Washing Badly Marked a comedy. Four reels and 4000 feet of motion pictures plus an illustrated song.
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Alla
Thumptions
Edison Company
Sing Sing
Two Lucky Jims at The Cosy Mystery Romance
The Cosy presents Two Lucky Jims in an early American cowboy film about a rough diamond lover who wins a girl only for her to elope with another cowboy. His pursuit unfolds across the train and frontier setting as years pass and fortunes shift. The tale centers on romance, loyalty, and fate in a rugged landscape.
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Jim
Bargain listings for Pendleton area real estate and land
A collector offers multiple properties for sale in Pendleton including a seven room corner house with bath, water tank, cellar, and shade trees. a six room stone foundation home near West Court Street. 320 acres with wheat and a water system. two rice level grain land sections on railroad with irrigation potential. 160 acres in wheat. a Main Street business proposition. and large stock ranches near the Chinook belt with good improvements and water. Prices and exchange options noted. visit Temple Building, Main Street.
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West Court Street
Pendleton
Portland
Pasco
Spoane
Main Street
Chinook Belt
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Monopole
Royal Ann
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Knights OF Pythias
Apar Por
Yoran
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
E. M. Walsh
the House OF Quality
Walsh
Mgr
New Temple Building
Newsy
Jay, Richard Thompson and
Joe Snyder
Pendleton High School
Wattsburg
Louise Wise
Nat Kimball
Cat
Vancouver
the Doctor
New Boston
Ralph Folsom
Dale Rothwell
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
E. Court &T
Berlin
Jack Webster
Temple Bldg
Main St
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