Local ads claim coal and rent notices in city
Mixed local classified items announce coal from Oregon Lumber Yard and Bur roughs, rentals on modern seven and eight room houses, and various services. Listings mention Hanscom’s jewelry for lens work, fresh oysters at a bakery, shoes, moving pictures at Pastime and Orpheum theaters, and jobs seeking a housekeeper.
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Hohhbach
Burroughs
Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West
Wohlenberg
Dept
Reyburn's
Grand Theater Reopens Under Old Management Monday
Spechtl announces the Grand theater will reopen under the old management next Monday January 24 featuring vaudeville and latest motion pictures. Johnson's orchestra of Pendleton will furnish music for the program in collaboration with The Oremonian's upcoming schedule.
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Spechtl
Grand Theater
Johnson's Orchestra
Pendleton
As Oremonian
Oregon Agricultural College receives 100 foot flag pole
In Corvallis a 100 foot flag pole, supplied by the junior class, was presented to Oregon Agricultural College in a ceremony attended by the cadet regiment and town. President McAllister gave the address and Honorable J K Weatherford accepted on behalf of the college. The pole is to crown the college crest and serve as a landmark. The Dagpole stands atop the crest in wind. The Orpheum offers motion pictures in Pendleton at 10 cents for adults and 6 cents for children.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
McAllister
J. K. Weatherford
Board of Regents
O. A
College
Gambling House In Y M C A Caper At Sands Street
At the New York Y M C A on Sands street sailors ran a dice game in the reading room while religious readings and talks occurred. Officer Patton intervened twice, removing two sailors and arresting several others for disorderly conduct. Magistrate Dooley remanded the case with charges suspended.
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New York
Harry Bonner
Naval Branch
Ym.c. A
Sands Street
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bonner
Bomner
Thomas Patton
Fulton Street
Patton
Earler
Rene Coward
Henry Willig
Connecticut
Dooley
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Idaho Geographers Seek Renaming of Wild West Toponyms
A meeting in Bolse Idaho discusses removing sensational and yellow novel style names such as Hunemins Gulch and Seven Devils from Idaho map. Geographers argue existing names mislead visitors, say Snake River should be renamed to improve state image and attract capital and settlers.
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Bolse
Idaho
Hunemin
Snake River
Yellowstone
Clark
Smith
Bond Issue Authorized in Salem School District
In a special school election in Salem Oregon voters approved a bond issue of $25,000 to erect a new structure. The building is slated for occupancy by the start of the next school year.
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Salem
Ore
Tia
Most powerful light and steadiest motion pilatures at the Orpheum
The Orpheum presents a program showcasing exceptionally bright and steady motion pictures, highlighting strong visual clarity and smooth projection. Audiences enjoy a curated selection emphasizing technical excellence and cinematic stability.
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Orpheum
Pendleton Notes Report Councilman Visit and Local Happenings
Joseph councilman I H Robinson visits Pendleton to discuss a new city charter. W A Brown of Hotel Pendleton returns from Portland after being initiated into the Scottish Rite Masons at the 82 degree session. Two drunks fined 26 each by Judge Fitzgerald. two Indians arrested for drinking released on bail. Charles Campbell, former Persian dye works operator, dies in Redlands California. D E Yoran, grand vice chancellor of Oregon Knights of Pythias, to visit Damon Lodge No 4 with a social and initiatory activities planned.
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Brown
W. A. Brown
Pendleton
Portland
Scottish Rite Masons
Fitzgerald
Fred Ebeerhnart
Jann Watlatai
C. O. Campbell
Charles ©. Campbell
Redlands
California
Jack Huston
Toile of Eagles
D. E. Yoran
Oregon Knights of Pythias
Damon Ludge
Yoran
Wrecked Steamer Czarina Seen Near Coos Bay Bar
A photo received by E. T. Wade shows the wrecked steamer Czarina being driven apart by breakers near the Coos Bay bar. The image, sent by Cecil Wade of Bandon, captures the final six survivors clinging to a rope ladder on the rear mast for hours after the vessel struck the beach.
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E. T. Wade
Czarina
Coos Bay
Cecil Wade
Bandon
Local Bench Held By Judge Butler This Week
Judge Butler of Condon sits on the local circuit court bench for the week while Judge H J Bean exchanges places. Bean left for Condon to preside over a trial in which Butler was interested before his circuit appointment by Governor Chamberlain.
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Judge Butler
R. R Butler
Condon
Circuit Court
H. J. Bean
Traction Men in City Discuss Washington Oregon Enterprise
John Smith director of the Washington Oregon traction company spent yesterday in the city in conference with JD FitzGerald and local supporters. He returned to Walla Walla in the evening. Simeon Drumheller another director and stockholder is expected tonight to meet the local committee.
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City
John Smith
Stockholaers
Washington- Oregon Traction Company
Cty
JD. FitzGerald
The
Traction Company
Walla Walla
Sinmine Drumheller
Comranny
On Way to California Louis Hodgen Returns Home
Louis Hodgen well known reservation farmer spent winter in California and is in the city today. He returns to Oregon after his mother Mrs. James Clinton Hodgen died suddenly from a stroke near Vincent a few days ago. Hodgen's family visits Sawtelle near Los Angeles with Charles Brown and family.
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California
Louis Hodgen
Oreton
James Clinton Hodgen
Vincent
Mr. Hodgen
Charles Brown
Sawtelle
Los Angeles
Jacob-Stine Company to Open Portland Temporary Office
Four representatives from Jacob-Stine of Portland E J Hayes B E Rhodes W A Zimmerman and Gilbert Tillburg are in the city preparing to open a temporary office in the Main Street room of the East Oregonian building south of the Northern Pacific office. From that headquarters they will inform locals about properties owned by the company in Portland.
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Jacobestine
E. J. Hayes
BE. J. Rhodes
W. A. Zimmerman
Gilbert Tillburg
Jacob-Stine Company of
Portland
Baat Oregonian
Northern Pacific
Case Tomorrow Involving Orecon Man Erhart
The State of Oregon case of Erhart, who served time in the state penitentiary, is to be tried tomorrow in this city. The trial will be before Judge Butler of Condon, after a venue change from Morrow county. Two charges loom. conviction on the first may drop the second.
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Morrow County
Butler of
Condon
Roan
Jim Clark Is Mere On Business to Pendleton
Ritter resident Jim Clark on a business trip to Pendleton reports wintering stock in the North Fork of the John Day area faring well despite a cold snap. Clark wears a buckskin suit crafted by himself with a beadwork forest scene on the shirt and a diamond bead belt, the trousers trimmed with buckskin.
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Jim Clark
Ritter
Pendleton
North Fork
John Day
Mr. Clark
Two Saved by Chain of Ten Companions
New York Walter Johnson a Bloomfield hockey player escaped drowning in Oakes mill pond during a practice game. He fell through a hole in the ice and, after teammate Edward Crane extended a stick, Johnson grabbed it and pulled Crane into the water. A human chain formed by Douglas Brown and ten players including Harry Cook Harry Walsh David Barry Lawrence Martin Clare Glonder Harry Glonder Clifford Wray Harry Storm and Peter Maxfield pulled both to safety. Johnson was nearly unconscious when Brown caught him.
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New York
Walter Johnson
Hocky
Bloomfield Club
Oakes’ Millpond
Johnson
Edward Crane
Crane
Douglas Brown
Brown
Harry Cook
Harry Walsh
David Barry
Lawrence Martin
Clare Glonder
Harry Glonder
Clifford Wray
Harry Storm
Peter Maxfield
Untitled note of rescue and return home
Two men were saved by bystanders in an incident described as a hall rescue. They were later taken to their homes in an automobile.
Walla Walla Stricken by Smallpox Epidemic
An epidemic of smallpox is prevalent in Walla Walla causing quarantines at a hotel, the county poor farm, and numerous homes. No deaths reported so far. authorities work to prevent spread. The illness was misdiagnosed early as la grippe before its true nature was identified.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Knights to Visit Damon Lodge for Official Visit
Grand Vice-Chancellor D E Yoram will pay Damon Lodge No. 4 EK of P an official visit this evening and perform third rank work. All Knights are urged to attend with refreshments served. W I Gadwa C C Rh W Fletcher EK R5
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D. E. Yoram
Damon Lodge No. 4
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Misses’ Coats
F. E. Livengood
Ladies Home Journal
Moire
West Court Street
West High Street
Vogue
East Oregonian
Main Street
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Oregon Lumber Yard
Malin Street
Oregonian
Goal
Kialem Southern Stock Co
Florida
Philter
Tny Theater
Koeppens
Koeppen’s
New York Y. M. C
Newsy
Joseph
I. H. Robinson
Wallowa County
Ctialn
W. I. Gadwa
C. C. Rh
W. Fletcher
EK. R. 5
Grand Theatre
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Matlock Building
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