Pastor and Brewer From North Yakima Visit Pendleton
Pastor Morton Rose of First Christian church and John J. Schiotfelde, North Yakima brewery owner, traveled to Pendleton to verify local option reports. They arrived yesterday, toured the city, and planned joint investigations without releasing conclusions, though rumors say the brewer may concede pamphlet claims were exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Rose
First Christian Church
North Yakima
John J. Schiotfelde
North
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Oregon Anto In Cross Country Contest
Oregon Anto A C accepts the varsity challenge for a cross country meet on the Eugene course Washington's Birthday February 22. A four mile distance replaces the Agrics five mile plan, requiring a new three to four mile course. Each team fields five runners. varsity selections follow competitive trials. Trials for Oregon team will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Varsity
Eugene
Washington
Hayward
Agrice
Agrics
Angell
Oregon
Oregon Emerald
Attorney FP R Johnson Visits Hermieton for Legal Work
Attorney FP R Johnson traveled to Hermieton this morning to conduct a day’s legal business and meet with clients. The trip focuses on representing local matters and pending filings in court and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. R. Johnson
Hermieton
Doubled Track Rumors At City To Baker Route
Twohy Brothers finish long siding work from the city toward Baker on the O R N, with sixteenths of passing tracks completed this week. Rail circles say the unusually long sidings will form a new double track between the two cities, as contractors shift to Deschutes canyon for further work. Officials deny formal plans but rumors persist for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twohy Brothers
Baker
North Powder
Deschutes Canyon
Aristocratic Canines and Felines Eyed for Local Show
Page one cat department reports strong interest though some owners delay entry due to pedigrees. Notables signing to exhibit include Miss Judet Cooper Miss Jennie Perry Mrs C K Cranston Mrs E P Marshall and C J Ferguson. A large orchestra guarantees music for the poultry and pet animal show with rehearsals ongoing in Sherman City and Court street venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algd
Cranston
Sherman City
Howe
Court Street
Smith-Crawford
Frank Hayes
T. R. Barks
Cliconet
Northwest
Wittie Vrudeville
Scute
Tr Fey
Everite
Petalumas Hens And Theil Record For 1809
Poroiumes show 1,490,000 hens in the year 1909, with Petaluma output driving poultry production in the region. Frank H. Snow notes Petaluma led in output while Ne prawke and Kanesere trailed. Estimated value reached about $1,789,870, with nearly 500,000 paid for Petaluma during the year. Production rose by 1,800 egres from 1908. March saw banner yields totaling 1,066,242 emmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peultry
Durlines
March
Banner Mearth
Emmy
Lincoln Newport 1909 mill levy tax report
Lincoln and Newport face a 1909 mill levy increase with the Lincoln state school tax rising to 2000 dollars and an overall state tax up by 4000 dollars from last year. The county allocates substantial funds annually for road construction and improvement.
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Lincoln
Newport
Ore
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes page
A string of visiting locals and guests appears in Pendleton notes. W. O. Allison arrives from Ukiah on a trading trip, Miss Edith Kennedy visits from Walla Walla, Mrs. BR. C. Stafford from Walla Walla stays at Hotel Bowman, and many others from Milton, Athena, Hermiston, and Port land are listed for business and hospitality. The column also notes real estate dealer E. Croarkin and editor c. Chick among those referenced, with one city politician also noted.
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W. O. Allison
Ukiah
Edith Kennedy
Walla Walla
Pendleton
BR. C. Stafford
Bowman
EE. A. Beckley
Milton
Fred Fleshman
Wallowa
C. Mc Wright
McKay Creek
M. BR. Andri
Athena
Pendleton Academy
J. G. Kelly
Daily Drovers’ Journal-Stockman
South Omaha
E. Pp. Croarkin
Hecho
Dr. C
Chick
Tone
Chariea Erhart
Asganit
Kit
C.’E. Baker
Hermiston
Hermiston Herald
Poendicton
H. Jurgens
Medford
Greta Jurgens
O. R.& N. Roadmasters
Portland
Aura pLrewdt
Rioting Spokane Tone riot victims shot in back
Seven men wounded in last July Tone riot, all but one shot from behind, as state testimony details a townwide melee after a saloon incident. Chas Erhart charged with attempted murder. others injured include a deputy sheriff and a tramp. Jury to hear defense next.
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Chas
Erhart
Couse
Erheart
Bor
Trouip
Shaw's New Play Privately Presented At Aldwych Theatre
A fragmentary gossip piece notes Shaw's work being staged privately by Stage Carriers at the Aldwych with mock gravity while the plot sketches bootleg morality, a sheriff, and characters Blanco Posnet and Foamy Evans. The tone hints at Shaw’s satirical wit and controversy surrounding immorality on stage.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Aldwood Theatre
Eencore
Shaw
Little Strict
America
Foamy Evans
Blanos
Oregon Seeks Revival Of Conference Track Meet
The University of Oregon calls a special meeting of six conference colleges in Portland within a week to revive the Northwest conference track meet. They say dual meets are financially poor and not a true season measure, seeking officials and timing plans for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
University
Portland
Oregon
Northwest
Halley’s Comet Said To Cause Cold Spell
Walla Walla reports an unusually long cold period lasting six weeks with farmers worried. Residents joke that Halley’s Comet or Tempel’s comet might be the cause, recalling similar weather in 1861 when comets appeared. Snow on the ground remains enough to protect grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Mallos
Tempel
Swift
Too Heavy to Hold Light House Job
Washington reports a widow of a Jones Point lighthouse keeper could not take the post due to corpulence preventing her from entering the light keeper chamber. An effort to appoint her was dropped after Roosevelt officials found the doorway too narrow and the position not hazardous.
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Washington
Sam
Westhouse
Department of Commerce and Labor
Weed
Iis
Roosevelt
Jones Point
Alexandria
Potomac
Ales
Service and address at Church of the Redeemer
The short service and an address by the Rev Bishop Paddock will be held at the Church of the Redeemer this Wednesday evening at 7:16 with choir practice immediately after. All are cordially invited by Charloa Quinney, Rector.
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Church of the Redeemer
Hishop Paddock
Charloa Quinney
Lost gold watch with monogram M B on face
Small gold watch lost by a woman. monogram M. B. on the face. Finder is asked to return it to the affica and will receive a reward.
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
SE City
Anto
Olympic Red
Toler
Northwestern Wheat
Silane, Lanett Wiltes
Aten Io
Portland Flouring Mills Co
Dayton, Wag
Twohy
This City
Petaltmas
Andrew Willaby
H. G. Newport
Clarence Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Milly Company
Gilden
Thoms H. Wilkens
C Martin
Neardy
Feenny Adams
Nick
East Oregonian
Gordon Tat
Boston
N. B
Ihou
Pendleton Dye Works
FE Alta
Maine
Nelson's
D. Fa, Maaay
Cor
Pendleton, Ore
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