Speakest Games Tonight in Pendleton After Floods
Two highly anticipated basketball exhibitions in Pendleton proceed tonight despite floods. Los Angeles stars travel from Adams to face Pendleton Academy and Pendleton High School in two games, with mixed teams in the second half. The visitors are described as one of the west’s speediest outfits, promising a lively show.
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Pendleton
Straight Academy
Los Angeles Stars
Floode
Los Angeles
Pendleton Academy
Pendleton High Sehool
Angel City
Adams
Academy Five
Academy
Taylor
Greenwald
Porter
McEwen
Norvel
Taylor Center
Devine
Jordan
Potter
Storey
Cooley
Rader
Kimball
Greenwild
West
Cold timing for rapid action against illness
The message urges immediate care at first signs of a cold to prevent deeper spread. Delaying treatment can lengthen illness and complicate recovery, with every lost hour potentially adding days of suffering. The guidance stresses prompt self care and attention.
Roving E. T. Wade in Pendleton’s Smith-Crawford Building
In Pendleton Oregon E T Wade is described as roving and connected to the Smith Crawford Building. The fragment notes his presence at the location with no further context about purpose date or actions.
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Smith-Crawford Building
Judge Lowell Addresses High School Students
Judge A Lowell spoke to a Pendleton high school assembly on Benjamin Franklin life, with piano selections by Miss Genevieve Fish from Peter Ghent. He urged virtue and goodness, warning against vice in clear terms. Jerry Stone of Athens was in Pendleton on business yesterday.
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A. Lowell
Benjamin Franklin
Genevieve Fish
Peter Ghent
Franklin
Lowell
Mich Wood
Jerry Stone
Athens
Pendleton On
Statement Men Keep Their Pledges
Legislative note lists numerous committee appointments made by Speaker McArthur detailing assignments across Agriculture Alcoholic traffic Education Engrossed bills Enrolled bills Federal relations Fisheries Labor industries Medicine and pharmacy Military affairs Public Lands Public Library Railways and transportation Roads and highways Rules and joint rules Salaries and mileage Ways Old means and other panels. The item references Cole Palem and Jan 19 as background context for a measure on marriage license requirements and population impact.
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Patton
Purdin
Dimick
Fisheries
Linenwebber
Dodds
Jones
Clickamas
Farrell
Smith
Beals
Greer
Philpotame
Dolds
Miller
Munkera Campbell
Heath
Brady
Ate Donald
Lincoln and
Polk
Hatteburg
Brandon
Clemens
Bean
Huches
Tarrett Mahoney
Richards
Meek
Brooke
Melhinney
Mmahoney
Trusk
Bryant
Dimmick
Cote
Rusk
Campbell
Orton
Minufacturers
Applegate
Conoh
Beciilion
Medicine
Belknip, Bones
Hines
Buchanin
Mahone
McCue
Buchanan
Bones
Beck
Jaeger
Richardson
Philpot
Bonebrake
Faton
Macy
Con
Idaho House opposes tariff reduction memorial
A memorial to Congress protesting any tariff reduction on lumber coal wool lead ore and hides was passed by the Idaho House. Five Republicans joined Democrats against adoption of the memorial.
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Posse
Idaho
Congress
House
Central Oregon Line Extensions Aimed This Spring
Proposals outline southward expansion from Bend to meet the Oregon Hastern at Odell linking to Kla math Falls and the Southern Pacific main line. Optimism says Des Chutes route may be chosen with construction starting in early spring. State official O'Brien notes Oregon finances improve while stressing agriculture drives prosperity.
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Bend
Oregon
Odell
Klamath Falls
Central Oregon
Harriman
Des Chutes
Mr. O'Brien
Oregon le
Los Angeles Team Beats Whitman College In Wallin Walla
In the Wallin Walla game the Los Angeles squad defeated Whitman College by 22 to 16, delivering a decisive victory on the court.
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Los Angeles
Wallin Walla
Whitman College
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge to Meet in June
Damon lodge No. 4 to host the Grand Lodge of Oregon Knights of Pythias when it meets here in June. M. A. Rader chairs a five member committee to plan the entertainment including J. H. Gwinn J. T. Hinkle T. G. Montgomery and A. E. Lambert. The session will run three days starting the third Monday in June with decorations banquet and hospitality for several hundred Pythians and sisters.
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Grand Lodge of
Oregon
Scession
M. A. Rader
Damon Lodge No. 4
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Gwinn
J. T. Hinkle
T. G. Montgomery
A. E. Lambert
Rader
Pendleton Weather Station Bid Faces Refusal
A letter to May Murphy from Senator Bourne indicates Pendleton’s request for a local weather station will be refused by Secretary Wilson. The communication notes no reason for denial and suggests the station would be near Walla Walla where full meteorological data already exists.
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Pendleton
Murphy
Jonathan Bourne
Wilson
Pevicheton
Tech
Willa Walla
Rough Riders Face Independent Tonight In City Bowling
A match game is slated between the Rough Riders and Inde pendent this evening. After the game a captain will be chosen to meet crack bowlers from Watlhi Walla and will select his team from the city’s top rollers.
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Rough Riders
Watlhi Walla
Shaving With a Carving Knife Champion Challenge
England’s quick shaving champion Mr. Robert Hardle shaved five men in 1:15 and six in 1:29. He issued a $2500 world challenge for quick or blind shaving beating his times. He promises a perfect shave with a carving knife in 46 seconds and with a pen knife in 28 seconds under stated conditions.
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Robert Hardle
England
Hardle
Hardle Aittle
Strind Magazine
First Easy Bet of 1909 in New York
A horse owner at the Waldorf cafe bets a hundred that he can drink champagne directly from a bottle without breaking the cork. After a quick setup the man drains the champagne from the bottle’s bottom, winning the wager in a humorous display that etc.
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New York
Hughes
Dandruff Tested Cure Promises Hair Restorations
A European expert proclaims dandruff a scalp parasite ruining hair vitality. Newbro’s Herpicide claims to kill the germ and restore hair. Sold by druggists with samples offered for 60 cents or 1 dollar, via The Herpicide Co Detroit.
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Utne
Newhro
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. O. Koeppen & Bros
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Pendleton Drug Co
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