Local residents arrive and depart Pendleton area
A string of visitors and travelers pass through Pendleton and Hermiston including Letcher Norvell from Helix, Col J H Raley on No 1, William Slueher to Nolin sheep ranch, A H Sunderman to Buttercreek, A D Sloan to his hig ranch, Clifford I Morgan to Hermiston, E G Marquis from Adams, and many others. Notable movements include Ross Laudenslager from Hermiston, John Nicholson of Echo, John Williams postmaster of Hermiston, Matt Cockburn from Milton, and J D Myers among west-end visitors. ©
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Norvell
N. P
Helix
Col
J. H. Raley
No. 1
William Slueher
Nolin
A. H. Sunderman
Buttercreek Ranch
A. D. Sloan
Hig Ranch
John Nichsohinski
Echo
John Williams
Hermiston
Pendleton
W. J. Furnieh
B. P. Marshall
Matt Cockburn
Milton
Ross Laudenslager
Franklin Smith
Pilot Rock
Ecity
M. D. Smith
Ring
Northern Pacific
Glen McCulloch
Stanfeld
Stanfield
William Ross
W. C. Butler
D. Wright
Walla Walla
Bowman
Orpheum Friday lineup includes Saving the Special and more
Local cinema advertises a Friday program at the Orpheum with Saving the Special a stirring melodrama and The Mirer's Heart a Biographine tale. Also featured are Live, Love and Believe a mission era drama, His Brother's Double a Pastime entry, Love's Labor Lost Lubin, Hey Mother Interferes Biograph, The Frontier Doctor Tessanay, Resourceful Lovers Biograph and The Lighthouse by the Sea Edison. Musical numbers list various two-steps waltzes and tunes by Cochran Berlin Armstrong Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Vitagraph
Essinay
Luin
Bob
Jack
Tessanay
Edison
Sean
P. D. Cochran
Dearie
von Tillzer
Mendelssohn
I. Berlin
H. Armstrong
J. Brockman
Local ads and notices mix for sale and services
Melrose System chimney sweep I C Snyder offers services. Kopitzke Gillanders handle dry wood and Rock Spring coal. Teutsch Bickers advertise horse boarding and yard services. Penland Bros Transfer moves goods and pianos. Rock Spring coal and dry wood delivery promote Burroughs Main 6. Lost items include a gold rope necklace and a Scotch Collie. For sale Livery Stable at Hermiston by W W Steiner Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
I. C. Snyder
Joerger
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Orpheum
West Court
Aura Street
Teutsch & Bickers
Penland Bros
Main Street
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Pall
J. M. Hays
Schmidt Building
Moose Hall
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Ore
Patton's Barber Shop Promotes Low Prices and Service
Advertisement proclaims 1 cent share pricing at Pattons Barber Shop with six barbers, short waits, ample hot water and clean towels. It states the shop does not solicit trade from Chinamen, Indians, or Japs and invites a trial.
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Patton
Social Tomorrow Night at Mr Robinsons Home
The Sanctuary Chapter of the Church of the Redeemer invites all to a social gathering at Mr J F Robinsons home 124 Jackson street tomorrow Friday night starting at oclock Attendees are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
J. F. Robinson
Jackson Street
Meeting of Poultry Association in Armory Office
The Umatilla Morrow County Poultry association will meet in the secretary's office at the armory Friday evening at o clock. Election of officers and other important business. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla-Morrow County
Actress on Board Ship Nearly Forced to Leave for Bremen
Eight performers from a moving picture company were ordered to depart Cecil at the pier aboard the Kron Princess. Seven refused, four men and four women boarded the deck as cameras failed to roll. Panic followed when the ship sailed and the women fainted as it seemed they could not jump to the deck. The captain later ferried the stranded actors down a rope ladder after the producers promised not to repeat the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
New York
Bremen
Cecille
Moving Picture Company
Hogemann
University Head Plans Student Boxing Bouts
Henry S. Baker the acting head of Kentucky State University in Lexington announces four championship trophies for featherweight lightweight middleweight and heavyweight boxing. Regular boxing instruction will begin immediately with a target start by February first. A large student turnout is anticipated as bouts are organized to emphasize discipline and self confidence over weapon use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Baker
Kentucky
Lexington
Henrys. Baker
Kentuck State University
King Oscar Dan Heather Loses Hands and Feet to Save Life
Dan Heather known as King Oscar in northern Idaho and eastern Washington, had both hands and feet amputated at St Joseph hospital Lewiston to save his life after freezing on Captain John Creek. He crawled two and a half miles to a farm house after spending a night in subzero cold with deep snow, aided by his dog. Initial hope avoided amputation but deteriorating condition led to the operation. recent days show improvement.
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King Oscar
Lewiston
Idaho
St. Joseph Hospital
Dan Heather
Washington
Heather
Asotin
Captain John Creek
Taft Bids for Coast Town Support in Alaska Plans
President Taft told Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle business groups he will seek special congressional attention to Alaska legislation. He urged government railroad construction, improved homestead laws, more rails, lighthouses, fish hatcheries, and a leasing system for undeveloped coal lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Hopeful convict Berlin Heinrich Gabel remarries after release
Berlin Heinrich Gabel, freed after thirty four years in solitary at Moabit for murder, now aged sixty four, marries a woman much younger. He learned cabinetmaking in prison and, with a tiny pension and friends’ aid, started a Tegel cabinetmaking shop and is prospering.
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Berlin
Heinrich Gabel
Moabit
Gabel
Tegel
Pleads for Investigation of Big Money Trust
Washington January 26 Samuel Untermeyer a Wall Street attorney urged the house rule committee to favorably consider Representative Lindberghs resolution seeking an investigation of the money trust He argued a system behind the money obligations quietly controlled industrial enterprise across the nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Samuel Untermeyer
Wall Street
House
Lindbergh
Money
That Story of Babel Build Modernized With Graft Joke
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip imagines a modern Tower of Babel where the project stalls after someone cries graft. The joke plays on confusion of tongues and finger pointing as the construction halts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of Babel
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Taxes Always Rise: A Cautionary Saying for Voters
A compact urging that voters expect tax rates to go up over time. The phrase emphasizes skepticism about government promises of tax relief and warns against optimistic assurances. It frames taxation as a persistent budget pressure shaping public policy.
King Manuels Vampire Weds Unknown Actor
New York dated report says Gaby Deslys married Harry Pileer, a former member of her company, as manager Martinells denied the marriage and Gaby herself refused interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaby Deslys
Manuel
Portugal
Harry Pileer
Martinells
Gaby
Today’s critical operations offered last chance to save him
Medical team performed multiple procedures today as the only hope to save the patient’s life. Family awaits updates on his condition and potential next steps.
August Schulz Dies After Fall at Milwaukee Hospital
August Schulz, 60, fell from a hospital bed at Milwaukee County Hospital and broke his neck, dying almost instantly. Police found him asleep in a gutter on Sycamore Street January 6. hands and feet frozen, he was taken to the Emergency hospital and then the county hospital. He left no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schulz
Milwaukee Hospital
Milwaukee
August Schult
Sulzer
Sycamore Street
Gov Harmon pardons man for chicken theft tied to marriage
Columbus Ohio The Ohio Pardons Board and Governor Harmon free George Sheets of Toledo after eight years of a fifteen year term for chicken stealing. The pardon is conditional on avoiding evil companions and marrying his brother's widow who has seven children in Toledo as a cure for his mania.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Pardon Board
Harmon
George Sheets
Toledo
Sheets
Two Years for Stealing Chickens and Robbery Sentence
A report notes a court handed down two years for taking chickens and an additional seven years for a robbery case. Details of defendants or locations are not provided in the fragment.
Grand Total Library Sales Surpass Million Dollar Mark
The Hoe library sales total reached 1,250,959.75 dollars with day sales at 24,670. Top price 1760 for Lafontaine Contes et Nouvelles en Verse sold to Maurice Sloog. George D. Smith paid 950 for Lydgate The Hy Stonge Sege and Dystracection of Troye. Dr A W Rosenbach bought 460 for La Fontaineables Chordes. G. & Hellman paid 285 for Contes et Nouvelles en Verse Des Fermier Generaux. An old Morocco copy sold for 760 in Part 1 of the Hoe Library sale.
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New York
Hoe
Maurice Sloog
Lafontaine
John Lydgate
Troye
George D. Smith
A W. S. Rosenbach
de Montenault
G. & Hellman
Des Fermier
Generaux
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Clifford I. Morgan
E. G. Marquis
Adams
Rose
Lilly Wilson
Weston
R. W. Fletcher
East Oregonian
Ldd
Eaton
Yamhill County
J. W. Donovan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Hood
Clifford L. Morgan
Homer Reeves
Spokane
Charles Quinney
Reeves
Baker
Ladies’ Home Journal Spring
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
August Noreen
Court Street
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
C. J. Whittaker
B. A. Morton
Oregon
Tustin Street
Elizabeth Beck
Beauregard
Geo. G
Ie In Business
University Head
TAPT
BIG Money Trust
Pendleton’s
Golden Rule
GOV. Harmon Frees
Koeppen’s
Donaldson
Tallman
Anna
Clara
Him
A. Eklund
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