Pendleton Boys on U of 0 Track Team Likely
Pendleton is expected to be represented on the Northwest intercollegiate championship track squad by three local youths James Johns Tom Boylen and Nat Kimball according to University of Oregon dispatches Haywards training plan lists Johns a top 440 and sprint performer Boylen a standout freshman and Kimball a hurdle contender with a coast record hopeful Hawkins position noted. The trio are cited as strongest prospects among Pendleton athletes in the Oregon program.
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Pendleton
University of Oregon
James Johns
Tom Boylen
Nat Kimball
Bill Hayward
Young Johns
Hayward
Boylen
Inland Empire
Dispatches
State University
Kimball
Martin Hawkins
Aged Albany Citizen Dies Alone in Woods
Albany resident Dr-G Bailey, who lived with her son R. A. Bailey four miles north of Albany, left home Monday morning and did not return. Relatives searched Monday night and found her dead in timber about a mile southeast of her son's residence. She was over 80 years old and had been in ill health for some time. Survived by five children.
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Albany
Fire Destroys Farm Home Near Colville
The Reynolds tract farm residence of F. Stewart one mile north of Colville was destroyed by fire while the family attended a theater. There was no water nearby to fight the blaze and the loss is estimated over $5000 with only partial insurance. The story hints at more settlers moving from the frozen regions to Oregon.
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Colville
Wash
F. Stewart
Reynolds
Purvis to Judge at Boise Poultry Show
Purvis, who served the birds at Pendleton's poultry show, left yesterday for Boise to fill the same role at the poultry exhibition this week. In Pendleton, Dr. Fred Koepke, formerly a local pupil, now practices medicine in Watsonville, California after studying abroad.
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Purvis
Boise
Miller Purvis
Fred Koepke
California
Pendleton
Watsonville
Koepke
Visit with Ritner and Stiltz Draws Civil Engineer Visit
Visiting civil engineer Daniel D. Stiltz of Needles California arrived this morning and was taken to the Ritner Storle ranch by R. W. Ritner. The trip centers on a casual social call between friends in California and Nevada.
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Harry Ritner
Daniel D. Stiltz
Needles
California
Ritner Storle Ranch
R. W. Ritner
N P Officials Visit Pendleton Pasco Branch Tour
Northern Pacific officials led by J G Cutler arrived at 3 PM in Pendleton Pasco aboard the open air motor car of the N P. The AX party accompanied the delegation as part of a regional tour.
Revivals at Baptist Church Led by Pastor Cash
Rev Herbert T Cash pastor of the Baptist church conducts revival services tonight and each night this week at 730 pm inviting the public. Evangelist J Bruce Evans from Pasadena California will join by Thursday to assist on the field No 5 on Time Again. For weeks No 5 westbound morning train arrived Pendleton on time after snow and weather disruptions and a strike caused delays of one to six hours.
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al Baptist Church
Herbert T. Cash
the Baptist Church
J. Bruce Evans
Pasadena
California
Pendleton
Bride from Seattle Weds Ford Manager in Trinity Parish
Joseph N. Bohl, prominent Ford Motor Car Agency manager, returned from Seattle with his bride Miss Florence L. Mitchell. They plan to reside here. In a separate incident, Jim Blaine Paul Bomsen and Guy Hayes fought in a livery stable, all bruised and jailed for five days on drunk and disorderly charges. Edward Davy assaulted a bawdy house inmate and was fined $25. Ross Emmett forfeited bail on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Joseph N. Bohl
Ford Motor Car Agency
Seattle
Trinity Parish
Sound City
Florence L. Mitchell
John L. Mitchell
Jim Blaine
Paul Bomsen
Guy Hayes
Edward Davy
Cottonwood Street
Ross Emmett
Almanac Notes on Philadelphia Travel and Era Details
An old almanac describes life after a leap year, noting Philadelphia as a eastern hub with highway distances to key towns. It highlights travel by vehicles and omnibuses, uses archaic spellings, and reflects a gift to Mr Williams from a long-deceased friend.
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Almanac
Philadelphia
Willams
Questioning Progress at Temperance Union Meet
Miss Deeter of the Society to Protect Children from Cruelty challenged the Philadelphia Women's Christian Temperance Union at Fletcher Methodist Church Fifty Fourth and Master Streets asking for tangible results. She questioned shelters for inmates and drunkards, urging the group to show practical steps beyond pledges and anti liquor rhetoric. Curtiss Wins Aero Club Cup in Los Angeles telegram confirms greatest advance in aviation. his hydroplane likely the winning craft.
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Philadelphia
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fletcher Methodist Church
Fifty-Fourth
Master Streets
Mise Deeter
Society
Curtis
Los Angeles
Glenn Curtis
The
Aero Club of America Today
Curtiss
Smallpox Case Reported in Athena Bank Employee
Athena reports a new smallpox case, Hymest Zerba, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, who cared for a recently deceased individual and developed symptoms three days ago. He stayed home for several days. authorities say there is no danger to other bank workers. This marks only the second case in Athena amid earlier epidemic reports.
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Athena
Hymest Zerba
First National Bank
Divorced Woman Denied Licence to Remarry in Oregon
A woman identified as Mrs. Pierce from Kennewick or Garfield Wash attempted to obtain a license to marry M A Davis from her home city, but Oregon law bars remarriage within six months of a divorce. In contrast Perry Whitworth of Echo secured a license to wed Chaffle Williams after a six month and one day interval.
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Perry Whitworth
Echo
Chaffle Willams
Muay Get G. P. A. Convention At Pendleton Likely
Secretary J E Keefe of the Commercial Association reports two replies to invitations for the North Coast Passenger Association March meeting. Waldo J Paine of Spokane & Inland Empire Railroad pledges probable acceptance. A D Charlton of Northern Pacific expects Pendleton to be chosen as spring meeting site and to aid the next Round-Up.
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A. D. Charlton
Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Almanac of 1777 Found by Fulton Reporter
Fulton Missourian reports retired Fulton newspaperman Wallace Williams discovered a Father Abraham’s almanac from 1777 among his collection. The periodical, printed and sold by John Duniay in Philadelphia, marks an early colonial relic in Williams’s possession.
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Fulton
Abraham
Walace Williams
John Duniay
News
Philadelphia
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Sayer
Gray Bros. Grocery Co. Quality Grocers
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Bride
W. C
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Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Harscom
Ali
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Reese
W. J. Connor & Co
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Malas Street
Prone
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
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