Local ads and notices page snapshot from Pendleton area
A dense collection of classifieds lists services from a chimney sweep and carpenters to lodging and room rentals. It includes listings for fresh seafood at the St George Grill, telephone contacts, wood and lumber sales, a Grand Hotel orchestra, a Buick automobile for sale, dressmaking, and home cleaning services. Also notes parcels post map service from St Louis publishers and a Locust Hill property for sale known as the C B Wade home with owner contact details.
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C. Snyder
St. George Grill
John Gagen
Lewis Street
Haines’ Orchestra
Grand Hotel
Main
Parcels Post Publishing Company
St. Louis
Pendleton
Oregon City
Locust Jill
C. B. Wade
J. W. Myrick
For Sale Cheap Nine Room House Near St Josephs WI
Modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven adjoining lots for sale near St Josephs Academy in Wisconsin. Flexible price if taken by January. For particulars call this office.
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St. Joseph's Academy
New Card Room Opens at Connor's Cigar Store
A new card room has opened in the ba cony annex of Connor's Cigar Store. It advertises the city’s best pool and billiard tables and invites gentlemen's patronage, with up to date facilities and room for all.
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Bacony Annex
Connor
Stray horses offered reward in Walla Walla notice
A posted notice offers a $20 reward for information leading to the recovery of two stray horses. One grey horse weighs 1000 pounds and bears the brand TL on the shoulder while the other is a sorrel mare about 950 pounds with brands G G on the shoulder, brace on the shoulder, and lazy S on the stifle. Address: John Boyd, 603 W Poplar St, Walla Walla Washington.
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John Boyd
W. Poplar St. Walla Walla
Wash
Tady Maccabees to Install Officers
The ladies of the Maccabees will hold installation of officers at Moose hall Monday evening, January 20th. All Sir Knights invited. All invited guests are requested to be present at 8 o'clock sharp. By Order of Committee.
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Tady
Mules for Sale at Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton
138 head of good mules for sale at the Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton. Large mules weigh about 1300 pounds with a few smaller ones that are well broke. J B Van Orsdal handles sale and inquiries.
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Oregon
Pendleton
J. BE. van Orsdal
Rule of White Race Imperiled Says Ellot Address
Boston January 18 The lasting of the white race is involved in the question of the social evil said Charles W Ellot President Emeritus of Harvard University in a City Club address He warned removal of this evil or the country will not be ruled by the present race He stressed purity healthfulness and fertility of white family life and that standards must be observed by men as by women
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Boston
Charles W. Ellot
Harvard University
City Club
Allence
Local notables arrive and depart Pendleton daily scene
Herman Peters visits Pilot Rock this morning. Florence Fowler of Nyssa Guests at the Bowman. Attorney William Warner of Hermiston in Pendleton on business. Mrs. G. W. Knight returns from Helix. J. P. Winter attends to county seat matters. Carl Engdahl mayor of Helix spends the day in the city. G. B. Kerth and other visitors from OWRN. Mrs. Lowell Rogers and daughters arrive from Adams. Dan May seeks ducks in the county’s west end. D. B. Jarman rests after a Weston visit. James P. Neal from Freewater comes for county business. Bert Gibbs returns home after a city stay. Deputy Sheriff Blakely visits Echo on business. Mrs. Edgar Fischer meets local pupils. E. A. Schiffler returns from Pasco after news of a tailors shop fire. Dr. W. J. Stapish rests from Hermiston. John Zoller reports three feet of snow at the north fork. Rev. Christian Mack arrives on the Northern Pacific. T. G. Taylor, now in Portland, visits Pendleton. Judge D. R. Parker in from Condon to fill bench. H. W. Peterson in Pendleton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ham return from Spokane after eleven hours storm delay.
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Herman Peters
Pilot Rock
Art Grover
N. P
Florence Fowler
Nyssa
Bowman
Fred Soll
Athena
Della Beck
Milton
William Warner
Hermiston
Pendleton
G. W. Knight
Knight Ranch
Helix
J.P. Winter
Carl Engdahl
G. B. Kerth
O.W. R. & N. Company
Lowell Rogers
Daughters
Adams
Walla Walla
Dan May
D. B. Jarman
Weston
James P. Neal
Bert Gibbs
Ukiah
W. J. Stapish
Western Land & Irrigation Co
John Zoller
North Fork
Umatilla
Christian Mack
German Lutheran Church
Northern Pacific
T. (. Taylor
Portland
Metropolis
D. R. Parker
Condon
Phelps
E. O. Parker
H. W. Peterson
EB. R. Hawke
Chicago
Milwaukee
R. H. Ham
Baby
Spokane
Photoplay Offerings in Pendleton Movies Guide
News of the screen features new photodramas and comedies. This Pendleton guide lists where to go for the latest pictures and show dates.
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So Saip
Pendleton
Orpheum Sunday program features four full reels
The Orpheum presents a Sunday bill with four full reels. Twixt Love and Ambition from Lubin stars Edwin August and Miss Ormi Hawley in a tale of ambition over love and a later reunion. Also shown are Two Many Caseys from Vitagraph, His Mother's Hope, and Driver of the Deadwood Coach from Kalem.
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The
Orpheum
Lubin
Edwin August
Ormi Hawley
Vitagraph
Cork
Kalem
Wheeler Players Stage St Elmo at the Oregon Tonight
The Wheeler Players present St Elmo at the Oregon in four acts. Metta Chamberlain stars as the orphan with Edna Earle delivering a noted performance. The Leffingwell version is used and the play promises absorbing heart interest from start to finish.
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St. Elmo
Wheeler Players
Oregon
Leffingwell
Metta Chamberlain
Edna Earle
Wheeler Players Stage Milton E Noble Hit Friends
The Wheeler Players, Sunday night at the Oregon, present Milton E Noble's popular play Friends a lively evening of drama and comedy featuring local cast and audience appeal.
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Wheeler
The
Oregon
Milton E. Noble
Cruiser Denver Coals For Quick Run South
San Diego California January 18 Work of coaling the cruiser Denver for the run to Acapulco began at eight o clock this morning from the navy collier Justin which arrived from California City. It will take about eight hours to coal. All other supplies are aboard and the cruiser will weigh anchor and depart once coaling is finished.
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San Diego
Cal
Denver
Scapulco
Justin
California City
The Dawning and Other Films Shown Sunday
The Dawning a two reel Vitagraph society drama stars Leah Baird, highlighting vanity and flattery. Also on screen are The Escape of Gas a Max Linder farce and The Awakening of Bianca a Vita graph Italian life tale. The Octopus a Pathe scenic feature completes the program.
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Good Pictures
Vitagraph
Leah Baird
Pathe
Bianca
Boxers Ready for Twenty Round Title Bout at Oregon Theater
Both boxers train hard for the twenty round match at the Oregon theater on Monday January 20. Montana claims a past loss was due to a lucky punch while Carpenter relies on a hurricane rush and steady bore-in tactics. The winner earns a shot at Jack Daurte or the Battling Dane in February, making a decisive victory crucial for both, with a draw considered near defeat for Carpenter.
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Oregon Theater
Montana
Carpenter
Jack Daurte
Dane
Vengeance of the Fakir thrills in two reels
The tale from Kipling features Cosy, Friday and Saturday showings with The Vengeance of the Fakir in two reels. A fight with a trained leopard ends with the beast shot and killed. the actor remains hospitalized for leopard wounds. Princess the Royal Bengal Tiger also appears.
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Kipling
Current Literature Club entertains by Mrs Winter
Mrs J P Winter hosted the Current Literature Club at her Raley street home. The day’s theme was Architecture and Learning in Holland with talks on Dutch institutions, Leyden Utrecht and Groningen, and hydraulic architecture. Angela Schroeder sang a solo. Refreshments followed.
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J. P. Winter
Raley Street
Holland
James Johns
Robinson
Leyden
Utrecht
Gronigen
Hampton
Bruges
Longfellow
Fee
Gates
Clark
Rice
Angela Schroeder
Many Chickens to Be Shown at Garden City Show
Umatilla Morrow County Poultry Association expects at least 200 prize chickens from Walla Walla for the Garden City exhibition opening Monday. Builders have set up coops in the Taylor building, with Sunday arrivals and a larger, better show than ever. Free admission for Pendleton schoolchildren each afternoon and special prizes for birds bred by students. Pendleton United Orchestra will perform each evening, adding value to the admission.
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Umatilla-Morrow
Pendleton
Pendleton United Orchestra
The Dawning at Pastime theater Sunday and Monday
The Vitagraph feature The Dawning, a two reel release, is praised as dignified and artistic. The New York Telegraph commends its wholesome handling of a delicate issue and notes it will be shown at the Pastime theater Sunday and Monday at the usual admission price.
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Vitagraph
Broadway
New York Telegraph
Mother and children with two hearts found in Easton
A Easton family including Mrs. Burton Perkins and her three children Anha Allen and Doris are reported by Dr. James Morgenstein to possess two hearts each. Physicians who examined them noted both hearts function normally, though the family is under chickenpox quarantine.
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Burton Perkins
Anha
Allen
Doris
Auto Truck Haul It Peni and Bros Furniture Move
Peni and Bros promote quick service for moving furniture and pianos within the city and to country locales. Operates as an auto truck hauler offering short trips and general hauling. Phone Main 339 for inquiries and scheduling.
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Peni and Bros
Slaughtering Quail Reported in Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla Wash January 18 quail slaughtering reported by Sheriff Mike Toner after heavy snowfall. Hunters target barnyards for food shortages and arrests expected this afternoon as authorities investigate the activity in the Walla Walla valley.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Mike Toner
La Belle Marie at the Oregon Theatre Fails to Please
The Wheeler company staged La Belle Marie at the Oregon Theatre last night in a melodramatic, low tone. Audiences disliked the out of place humor and felt the production did not meet the standard set by their previous showing of The Wolf.
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Wheeler Players
Oregon Theater of
la Belle Marie
Fishermen Daniel and Harvey tale from the river
Two veteran anglers Daniel and Harvey fished in deep water when Daniel fell from the boat. He surfaced quickly with his pipe and whiskers dripping. He explains he went under to check if his bait was fine as Harvey called out in relief.
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Daniel
Harvey
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East Oregonian
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Winter
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Cass Matlock