Locals and ads echo Pendleton classifieds
A crowded miscellany of local notices and ads. Listings include signs from Lane & Son and I. G. Snyder chimney sweep, lost pink bow with crystal buckle and watch with elk teeth, rental offers for furnished rooms and houses, employment seeks for a salesman and reliable lodge representative, music deals at Falling's Music Store, and coal and lumber ads. Also detroit jewel gas range for sale, horses and a sorrel gelding, a Saint Pauls School notice, and Pendleton paint store promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Orchestra
Lane & Son
I. GC. Snyder
South Thompson
W. Webb
Thompson Street
Lee Teutsch
Falling’s
Aura Street
Malin
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Hoover and Rook
West Alta
Water Street
Saint Paul's School
Walla Walla
Washington
Parisian Sage promises hair growth and dandruff ban
A vivid ad extols Parisian Sage as a hair remedy that improves attractiveness in days, stops dandruff and hair loss, and prevents a sticky scalp. It touts a dainty perfume, grease-free formula, and a money back guarantee. Tallman & Co sells a large bottle for 50 cents with a girl with auburn hair on the label.
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Tallman & Co
Freshman Girls Rally Against Senior Coeds
Freshman girls at the high school display signs of rebellion over an alleged breach of a pact with upperclasswomen to drop artificial beautifiers. A delegation visited the East Oregonian, accusing seniors of flouting the agreement by keeping puffs and curls, and published a poem urging seniors to set a better example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Laureite
High School
Black Hand Extorts in Chicago Bomb Ruptures Grocery Store
Black Hand activities resume in Chicago as a bomb tears out the storefront of Giuseppe Macaronis' grocery. He had recently received a letter demanding 500 dollars. Authorities investigate the attack and the extortion attempt amid rising fear in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Guisippe Macaronis’ Grocery
Personal mentions from across the region
A stream of local visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton today. W H Cargill M N Allen from Athena C Patrick from Bridal Veil Zoeth Houser Stanfield C Steen Milton Charles Schumann Upper McKay Mayme Cozad Canyon City Lowell Rogers Adams George Ness Cold Springs Abe Melstrom Myrick Miss May Seller Pilot Rock D B Conklin Walla Walla Mrs M Smith Marion Sheety J A Hawks Yoakum Miss May Seller Pilot Rock local John P McManus Pilot Rock Record J H Burns Stanfield G Lansing Hurd Standfield Standard Walter M Pierce Hot Lake Sanitorium Carl Engdahl Helix local business trips.
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W. H. Cargill
Eity
Itaye
M.N. Allen
Athena
George Ness
Cold Springs
Pendleton
Abe Melstrom
Myrick Station
Herbert C. Gregg
Walla Walla
C. E. Roosevelt
J. A. Hawks
Yoakum
May Seller
Pilot Rock
D. B. Conklin
M. Smith
Marion Sheety
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
J. H. Burns
Stanfield
G Lansing Hurd
Standfield Standard
Furnish-Coe Town
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
la Grande
Carl Engdahl
Farmers' Mutual
Helix
Echo News And Personal Notes
Special correspondence reports Miss Harriet Atkinson visiting her mother before returning to Portland. The east arrival Mr. W. Davis died from a train cold and was buried in LO. F. cemetery. Mrs. F. T. George hosted Needlecraft ladies. A. B. Thompson and Mrs. J. T. Hoskins visited Pendleton. Mrs. A. Reid came from Stanfield to see her daughter. Wm. Watenburger family moved to the west side river. Ed Hammer now rents their former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Harriet Atkinson
Portland
George Building
A. B. Thompson
Pendleton
J. T. Hoskins
Baker
A. Reid
Stan- Held
F. EB. Everitt
la Grippe
Frank Miller
Mudge
Wm. Watenburger
Ed Hammer
Watenburgers
Check Obtained and Signer Is Beaten
John R. Roby president of Golden West Baking Co was beaten and held in his Martinique Hotel room while two men and a woman tried to cash a $260 check forced from him. He scrambled a note to a passerby who notified police. a woman and two men with nearby rooms were arrested without charges.
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Beatile
Wash
Martinique
John R. Roby
Golden West Baking Company
Roby
Pol
Two Warships a Year Program to Continue
Washington January 28 A provision repealing the eight hour law on naval contracts is in the naval appropriations bill reported to the house. The bill carries 34 million dollars for naval increases in 1912. It means the continuance of the policy to build two warships annually.
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Washington, D. C
Captain Cowles Promoted to Rear Admiral in Honolulu
Washington January 28 Captain Walter C Cowles U S B N recently named commandant of the naval station at Honolulu will assume the rank of rear admiral after today taking the place left by Rear Admiral Lewis C Heltner.
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Cowles
Washington
Walter C. Cowles
U. 5B. N
Naval Station
Honolulu
Lewis C. Heltner
Moving Picture Show Offers Variety Programs At Orpheum
At the Orpheum Sunday screenings a Lubin romance The Deresd Letter shows lovers reunited after twenty five years with a double wedding. Also featured are Selig western The Rustlers Pathe fairy tale Thy Lucky Charm Bettys Fireworks and The Appeal of the Prairie. A Sunday music program includes marches waltzes overtures and intermezzos by United Orchestra with Karl Gulott leading.
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The
Orpheum
Lubin
Nelce
Betty
Pathe
Red Fox
C. D. Henneinger
Show of Quality and Western Pictures On Sunday
Sunday program includes Sunshine in Poverty Row a Christmas tale of a postmaster aiding two poor children The Cowpunchers Glove a western with vivid character portraits The Tyrant of Florence The Chamois Hunt The Dishonest Steward and The City of a Hundred Mosques four reels 4000 ft plus illustrated song
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Poverty Row
Santa Claus
Florence
Women organize American Woman's League chapter
In Pasco Washington on January 28 a group of women organized a chapter of the American Woman's League at the urging of the commercial club president. Miles Blanche Davis of Spokane aided the effort, four days of work secured the required members and a deed for land to build a chapter house. Officers named are Mrs Hottes president, MPs Page and Mrs Pelham vice presidents, Mrs Stanley secretary, and Miss Chittenden treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Wash
Commercial Club
Miles Blanche Davis
Spokane
American Woman's League
Page
Pelham
Stanley
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Spring Ladies Home Journal
Quart
F. E. Livengood & Co
the Women’s and Children’s Store
Detroit Jewel
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Nettle M. Galbraith
Teutsch
Hale & McAfee
Main Street
Acme
Ore
Koeppen’s
C. W. Steen
Milton
Charles Schumann
McKay
Miss Mayme
Hazel Cozad
Canyon City
Lowell Rogers
City
Adams
Bast
Oregonian
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Rexal& Store
Pendleton Drug CO
East Oregonan
O. K
John H. Luck
Aura St
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