Local ads mix in Pendleton listings and notices
A collage of local classified items including Gee Lane and Son alignments, Hohbachs hot tamales, United Orchestra phone line, wallpaper and paints, J C Buyder chimney sweep, furnished Thompson Street house for $15 month, lodging inquiries, rent of corner Judd building office, cash meat market creased poultry, land payments, Detroit Jewel gas range sale, coal offers, Pendleton lumber yard coal, Pastime Parfure resort, sale of a sorrel gelding, Standard bred Black Minorca chicks, Saint Paul’s School notice, Lee Teutsch property deal, gold breast pin found, Hale McAfee paint store, and various rental and sale notices.
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United Orchestra
Lane & Son
J. C
Thompson Street
Lee Teutsch
Ae Court Street
Pendleton Lumer Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Getlemen's
Parfure
Hoover
Rock
West Alta
Pendleton
Hale & McAfee
Propa
Main Street
Cris
Cosble Street
Chars, Greulch
Empire Meat Market
Penland Bros Announces Daily Deliveries Beginning Monday
Notice to the Public states Penland Bros will make four deliveries daily starting Monday January 30 at 10:40 a.m., 2:00 p.m., and 4:30 p.m., with stops at Alexander Department Store, George A. Clark's Grocery, Carney & Tweedy Meat Market, Desphin & Boney Wonder Store, Empire Meat Co, Gray Bros Grocery Co, La Dow & Peterson Hardware, Livengood & Co Dry Goods, Pendleton Cash Market, Standard Grocery Co, The Peoples Warehouse, and E. M. Walsh Grocery.
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Penland Bros
Card of Thanks for Family Loss
We thank friends who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. MARTIN MEINERS and Family.
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social circuit
F W Young and wife of Dayton plus Miss Eva L Ornduff of Stanfield visited Pendleton. D Goldston of Weiser Ida and E Armstrong of Dayton were among out of town guests. Cc D Connor of Pilot Rock and J H Lewis of Salem registered. H Bendyx from Walla Walla over weekend. Mrs Roy Fairbanks of Echo, Ernest Wells of Athena, and L Morgan with R R Johnson returned from Fort Wayne. Carl Engdahl of Helix spent two days here. George Ernest returning to Pendleton from Vancouver. Louis H Pinkham from Walla Walla on semi annual visit. Bruce Gilbert, Pilot Rock alum, spent Sunday and returned home.
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F. W. Young
Dayton
Eva L. Ornduff
Stanfield
Pendleton
D. Goldston
Weiser
Ida
E. Armstrong
Cc. D. Connor
Pilot Rock
J. H. Lewis
Salem
H. Bendyx
Eller’s
Walla Walla
Roy Fairbanks
Echo
Ernest Wells
Athena High School
Cc. L. Morgan
R. R. Johnson
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Carl Engdahl
Farmers’ Union
Helix
Louis H. Pinkham
Comany
University of Oregon
Bruce Gilbert
Pilot Rock Pirates
Evangelistic Mission at the Baptist Church Next Week
A two day Evangelistic Mission will be held at the city Baptist church under the Baptist state convention. Leading ministers from across Oregon will preach and lead sessions including Rev W Hinson and Rev H Wine Jones. Delegates from county Baptist churches are expected and the town is invited to cooperate in sessions on practical church work and evangelistic methods.
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Baptist Church
Baptist State
Flute
W. H. Hinson
White Temple
Portland
H. Wine Jones
McMinnville
Oregon
T. C. W. Parker
H. T. Cash
Hermi Enton
G. D Dunkin
Baker
W. H. Eaton
Roseburg
W. T. Tapcutt
Salem
Rancher drives six miles in seventeen minutes for $20 wager
John Mumm, a rancher north of the city, claimed his pair of bays could cover six miles in seventeen minutes. A $20 wager with Herman Suhi sparked the feat. The run from Mumm's ranch to the city occurred yesterday afternoon with spectators noting the time.
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Booth
John Mumm l
Henee
Barney Oldfield
Mumm
Herman Suhi
Suh
Yen Peasus
Mummani
Lewis Street
Uncle Sam
Insane man claims perpetual motion device
Chris F. Herr of Sunnyside was examined before the county board and declared insane. He has for some time believed he invented a vacuum pump with perpetual motion and has asserted that food and drink are superfluous. He has been violent once, injuring his physician.
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Chris F. Herr
Sunnyside
Herr
Pst
Roland Oliver Named New Deputy Recorder
Roland Oliver has been appointed deputy recorder by Recorder Hon. 5. Burroughs and will begin duties soon. W. C. Pruitt, currently assisting, returns to deputy clerk. Oliver is well qualified and expected to satisfy the public.
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Roland Oliver
Burroughs
W. CE. Pruitt
Oliver
Teachers Examinations Dates Set by Superintendent Welles
Notices for publication will soon go out informing teachers to be examined for certificates. The tests will run February 8 to 11 inclusive, as announced by Superintendent Welles.
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Welles
School Board Election District No 95 Directors Elected
Election in District No 95 ten miles southeast of Weston on January 18 chose Louis Christensen and W HA Burkhart as directors and Mrs Huburger as clerk. Peter Narkus Ia the other devi ltor on the board.
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Weston
Louis Christensen
W. HA. Burkhart
Huburger
Peter Narkus
Wrights Sell Machine to Collier for Personal Use
The Wright Brothers sold their first private machine to Robert J. Collier of New York for 5000 dollars. Collier may use the device for his personal pleasure indefinitely, but if he seeks money or prizes, a royalty of 10 dollars per day applies to the Wright company.
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Wrights
Wright Brothers
Robert J. Collier
New York
Collier
Wright Company
Fight fans await Houck vs Shea in New Haven clash
In New Haven Connecticut on January 23 Tom Houck of Philadelphia and Kid Shea of Waterbury will clash in a fifteen round bantamweight bout before the New Haven Athletic Club. Both fighters are aggressive and the bout promises a lively contest.
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New Haven
Conn
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Kid Shea
Waterbury
New Haven A. C
Knights to Install Officers Tonight at Damon Lodge No 4
Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 4 will install officers this evening and transact business of importance. Full attendance requested by R W Fletcher, C C.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Will
Masons Schedule Special Session on January 23
A Masonic notice calls a special session for Monday evening January 23. Entered apprentice work to be conducted under W R Wyyrick W M.
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Masons
W. R, Wyrick
W. M
Moving Picture Show Programs at the Wilternessi
Tuesday offerings include six features: Im the Wilternessi a 1000 ft Selig western with Indian uprising action and a novel escape. The Clever Domestic a 500 ft Pathe comedy about a travesty of domestic service. The Mexican Tumblers a 608 ft Pathe reel showcasing Mexican acrobats. Jack Fat and Jim Slim at Coney Island a 1000 ft Vitograph side splitting comedy. No More Children a 500 ft Pathe picture. A Square Deal a 400 ft Vitograph good picture.
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American Pathe Company
Pathe
Jack Fat
Jim Slim
Coney Island
Vitograph
Millonsco
Shows of quality and Western humor at Biograph program
A Biograph program features comedies and adventures including In whighsn wits seeking her recalcitrant husband in a cafe, Happy Jack a Hero with a tramp in armor capturing thieves, A Western Welcome with newlyweds mistaken for convicts, Playing at Divorce showing parental reconciliation, International Motorboat Recess from Larchmont races, A Corsican Chastisement, and a 4080 foot set of latest pictures with illustrated song.
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Biograph
Jack
Texas
Mulses
Reces
Larchmont
N.Y
Pathe
East Oregonian Building Offers Unfurnished Rooms
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian building with steam heat gas range in kitchen electric lights and hot and cold water and bath recently renovated.
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East Oregonian
Police Pension Bill Fails at Olympia
Olympia January 23 Detective Captain Charles Tennant appeared healthy as legislators rejected the police pension bill Rep Gandy of Spokane interrupted the hearing to argue Tennant as a prime example against the measure. The judiciary committee sided with the argument and the bill failed.
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Olympia
Charles Tennant
Tennant
Gandy
Spokane
The Charitoa Case Again
Hearings on habeas corpus to block Porter Charitom’s extradition to Italy began in the United States circuit court in Trenton New Jersey before Judge Rolistab. Charitom is sought for murder of Mrs. Chariton who was Mary Scott Castle Chariton. body found in Lake Como.
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Trenton
N. J
Porter Charitom
Italy
United States Circuit Court
Rolistab
Charitom
Schoolboys Put Out Eire at Los Fella Grammar
In Los Angeles 250 pupils evacuated their grammar school as a fire broke out. Some boys fought the flames while others helped with the alarm. Thirty five seconds after the alarm the pupils were in the yard and the boys’ brigade extinguished the blaze before the city fire department arrived.
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Los Angeles
Los Fella Grammar
Bor Better or Worse in Matrimonial Terms
A concise gloss notes that the phrase Bor Better or Worse in marriage is commonly interpreted from personal perspective rather than universal legal or social standards, questioning its practical implications and cultural weighting.
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Bor
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F. E. Livengood
Lodges
Judd Building
W. G. Cole
Eh.p, Dodd, Hermiston
Ore
Detroit Jewel
Enquire
N. A. Humphrey
Beauregard Street
Saint Paul's School
Washington
Mim
Nettle M. Galbraith
Martin Meiners
Koeppen’s
W. Parker
Secretary Baptist Suite Convention
George Ernest
Vancouver
Wash
Evangelistic Mission
Wohlenberg
Orphewn
Ralph Folsom
Rexall
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Pendleton Drug CO
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