Commercial association backs teachers visit for eastern Oregon convention
The Commercial association and local educators plan substantial support for a three day March convention of Inland Empire teachers in Pleasant Date. A donor fund from past woolgrower events will entertain visitors. A committee led by E B Aldrich and others will coordinate events including a reception and lectures. A separate note on a possible Felidleton thoroughbred sale was referred for opinion.
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Commercial Association
Moore
Lcad
A. L. Knight
The
E. B. Aldrich
J. W. Tallman
Ben Bill
Clarence Bishop
Mark Moorhouse
Oregon
Fendleton
F. G. Lucas
Athena
Cereditmen’s Association
Chloroform Used to Photograph Fish in Natural Habitat
London report details Dr. Ward of Ipswich photographing fish under chloroform. He drew off water while delivering anaesthetic to calm fish, enabling protracted exposures. He notes objects recover quickly after removal from chloroformed water and that anaesthesia captures aggressive as well as resting states.
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London
Pitt
Eancls Ward
Ipswich
Ward
Jerseyites in Games in New Jersey Armory Event
An athletic meet open to all New Jersey clubs schools and colleges will be held tonight at the Fourth Regiment armory. The program promises top line fithietes from across the state with warlore events featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyites
New York
New Jersey
Trusts
Poor Track Prospects At University Of Washington
University of Washington track practice has been under way for three weeks with six returners from last year and potential losses due to heavy course loads. Captain Campbell leads the team in the 220 and 440. Williams suffered a torn tendon in the fall and may miss the season. Returning scorers include Brokaw, Coyle, Stell, and Bowerman, with freshmen weak beyond Pape who clocked 4.37 in the mile.
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University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Campbell
Williams
Coach Hall
Brokaw
Coyle
Stell
Bowman
Pape
Bantz
Padcock
Jarvis
Wills
Vernoon
Smith
Be wary of the girl who neglects her mother’s needs
A fragment hints at caution about a girl who avoids family duties and may cause trouble in future digs or living situations. The text imagines tensions around responsibility and potential consequences for those nearby.
Various Pendleton Visitors and Travelers Stop Briefly
A parade of names and origins fills Pendleton today as numerous visitors and passers through town are noted. J Cates Echo, J Rifger Athena, K R Means Stanfield, Boone Watson westbound, Mrs M B Leader Freaward Water guest, Alis Wilson Imbler, Hen F Brown Duncan rancher, J D Milherns Pasco, Douglass Belts Pilot Rock, Muriel and Blanche Crayne Echo guests, Bert Smith Portland trip, Willam Scott Hida Why Springs business, Walter Swart Gibbon, J Keithley Heppner, Attorney J T Hinkle Stinfield brief business, P T Harbour Weston, Londergan Ione, H Koepke grain grower, Maye bride and building supervisor, Ro Nyig official visit, S W Collins Haifour-Guthrie trip, Col H G and Mayor H R Newport homecoming, BF Harper Milton missionary, Samuel Van Vactor Heppner, Dr Henry Waldo Coe F Airned Coe, John Durham Hotel St George bar room departure, Mr and Mrs Charles Bean Nysen Idaho visiting, Edward S Taylor reclamation service, E A McKenna Northern Pacific agent, J W Imlay Balfour-Guthrie visit, J R Williamson La Grande Pilot Rock trip, Mrs W L Bartlayde en route Sioux City to Kilmath Agency, Rt Rev Robert L B Paddock and Deaconess Knight departing for Walla Walla and North Yakima respectively.
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Muriel
Blanche Crayne
Echo
Bert Smith
J. E. Smith Company
Portland
Willam Scott
Hidawhy Springs
Walter Swart
Wif
Gibbon
J. Keithley
Heppner
Pendleton
J. T. Hinkle
Stinfield
P. T. Harbour
Weston Brickyards
Londergan of
Ione
Morrow County
Umatilla
Sieney W. Collins
Haifour-Guthrie Company
Col. HG
Amd
H.R. New
Henry Waldo Coe
Furned Coe Company
Stanfield
John Durham
St. George
Pendleton Society Notes On Visitors Meetings And Dance
Society items from Pendleton describe guests from Fort Des Moines Walla Walla and Eugene visiting local families. Club meetings include Thursday Afternoon and Jolly Neighbors with Shakespeare in Music and an English literature program. A Pendleton Drug employee resigns as others travel to Portland while Armory Hall hosts a dance by Company L with Johnson's Orchestra.
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J. R. Dickson
James A. Fee
Dickson
Company L
Armory Hall
Johnson
Mary la Dow
Current Literature Club
Olver Goldsmith
Martha Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
McAllister
Pope
Windsor Forest
Mark
J. P. Winter
Mre. N. Berkeley
E. T. Witte
Russia begins new war on the Jews
Report from St Petersburg describes renewed anti Jewish activity across provinces. Police in Samara arrest Jews at the board of trade. Jews paraded and insulted in streets, held for hours with no recourse. In Opotuchek local official speech denounces Jews while a priest assaults a police officer. Police refuse arrests as mobs threaten violence.
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St.Petersburg
Govino
Samara
Board of Trade
Opotuchek
Baptist Church Morning Worship and Evening Sermons
Morning worship at 11 with sermon The Christian's Faith. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon Who We Shoulder Strips. Bible lesson for all. Young peoples union at 6 20. Good music and welcome. ROB Storey, minister, 302 B Alm Street.
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Baptist Church
Church Sunday schedule at Redeemer Church
Tomorrow is Septuagesima Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. The Holy Communion will be celebrated at the morning service, and the evening service will be at 7:20 p.m. All are invited. Charles Quinney rector.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Balzac Under Ban in London Obscenity Ruling
A London court has declared Balzac's Droll Stories obscene and placed the work on the Index ex purgatorious. An entire edition was seized and destroyed by police under judicial directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balzac
London
Building Collapse Kills Many, Buried Beneath Wreckage
Chalero reports a large building collapsed during feed delivery, with many believed killed and many missing. Rescue crews search through the debris for survivors as the town reels from the disaster.
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Chalero
Goore
Earthquake Registered Near Lesser Antilles Reported
The semismo graph today registered an earthquake likely near the Lesser Antilles. A government telegraph service man, while handling a suspected brick hand incident, found a Black person in the wood pile.
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Cleveland
Lesser Antilles
T&l
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Brolinrad
Geng
CLD CO
Atlanta
Murphy, Grant & CO
Sesromciocs Caltteenla
J. Cates
J. Rifger
Means of
Boone Watson
M. B. Leader
Freawater
Alis Wilson
Imbler
Hen F. Brown
Duncan
J. D. Milherns
Pasco
Businieves
Douglass
Pilot Rock
H. Koepke
Umatilla County
Athe 78
On Maye
Oo. Ro & Nyig
Mrs. Charles Bean
Pendleton But
Nysen, Idaho
Mr. Bean
City
Edward 8. Taylor
Reclamation Service
Porthand
E. A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
Hill Road
la Grande
J. W. Imlay
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Walla Walla
H. W. Collins
J. R. Williamson
la Grande Jett
Grand Ronde Meat Company
W. L. Bartlayde
A. FE
McFatridge
BE le Swarthinder
Shoe
Sioux City
Tows
Kilmath
MoeFatridge
Winnebigo
Nebraska
Robert LB. Paddork
Deacoentess Knight
Charles
Mra. Quinney
Walla Waila
St. Paul's Church
Mir Knights
Yakima
Pendleton Woolen Mills
George L. Bryam
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Skiles
T. J. Skilea
the Jolly Neighbors
Lee Teutsch
Pruitt
Thomas E. Spohr
Pendleton Drug Company
Mrs. Spohr
California
Extantine Mousgu
Edna Zimmerman
Mrs. Whitney
Jack Hoben
Mra
Thos
Hatten
J.C. Kill
Foley
la Grande Star
Mr. and
Mire
James Hil
Helix
Mise Puralie Hathey
Feam
Boise
Getobey
Taylor
Bl. Anthony's Hospital
W. Dolc
Hesman
Eugene
Fred EB. Judd Ane von Henry
Herbert Strohim
Hoerralston
Leon Cohen
Hoetesa
Young Peopler Bridge Club
den P Smythe
Suinnyside, Wash
R. Blaine Hallock
Tf Warner Ie
Portland Friends
Mise Francis Haves
Russia
Boston
N. B
Iwe
Pendleton Dye Works
Nelson
D. A. May
Sts
Ore
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