Ouldier Boys Meet Defeat in Public Game
Company L suffered a 27 to 18 defeat in the Commercial Association Gymnasium in an early public showing. Pendleton Academy used a strong second half to close the gap after a slow start, while Walla Walla High School overwhelmed Pendleton Academy girls 43 to 1 in the same city. Margaret Hunt and Trene Steens starred for Walla Walla.
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Commercial Association
Eveninme—Academy
Walla Walla
Pendleton Academy
Company L
Galt
Pendleton
Margaret Hunt
Trene Steens
Reportorial Change on East Oregonian
Harry Burke city editor of the East Oregonian has resigned to join the Baker City Democrat. Ernest Ruppe will become city editor and move to Baker City to start his duties. Burke leaves Pendleton tomorrow after earning many friends during his stay.
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Harry Burke
Enst Oreginean
Baker City
Consolidation Proposal for Districts 25 and 44
A petition circulated by N C Dunn district 26 clerk seeks uniting districts 25 and 44. The plan would move district 25’s schoolhouse slightly to the south and east so the single combined district better serves all patrons than the two separate districts currently do.
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N.C Dunn
President French attends Wes ton normal musicale visit
President R C French of Weston Normal joined guests at the Pendleton musicale hosted by Mr and Mrs E P Marshall yesterday evening.
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R. C. French
The
Weston Normal
Pendleton
E. P. Marshall
Pendleton Dentist To Attend Airship Meeting
Dr. M. Kern will leave Pendleton for a week long trip starting in Hermiston then Spokane for a lumbermen’s convention. From Spokane he will go to Seattle for an aeronauts meeting, showing his enthusiasm for air navigation. Dr. Williams of La Grande will care for his office in his absence.
Former newspaperman revisits old haunts
Charles A. Maskrey once city editor of the East Oregonian, now in mining and based in Montana, visited the city briefly from Pilot Rock yesterday. He left behind many friends from his years on the paper about eight to ten years ago.
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Charles A. Maskrey
East Oregonian
Pilot Rock
Mr. Maskry
Montana
Let Them Grow Oas French Statements on Weston Normal
President R C French of the Eastern Oregon State Normal in Weston expects no adverse legislation this session. He notes enrollment near last year’s 200 and that the first semester closed yesterday with the new term starting Monday. Music student David B Campbell, 17 and a Monmouth graduate, has recital ties and will study in Berlin after Whitman.
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David EB. Campbell
Monmouth
Germany
Salem
French
Frénch
Marshall
David B. Campbell
Plantat
Campbell
P. L. Campbell
The
State University
Monmouth Normal School
Whitman Conservatory of Music, ii
Whitman
Berlin
Wheat charges cut by cooperative farmers’ warehouse plan
A county judge letter from Walla Walla notes that a cooperative farmers' warehouse can handle grain for 44 cents with a reputable profit. The association refused to act on salaries of county officers or political matters, aligning with President He J. Taylor who calls such actions harmful to the association’s welfare.
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Walla Walla
He J. Taylor
Lincoln Day Meeting Invites High School Students
Dr. T. B. Ford of the Methodist church invited high school students to attend Lincoln's birthday service at the church on Friday evening February 12. The student body held a meeting yesterday and accepted the invitation.
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T. B. Ford
Methodist Church
Man Banging Head on Facts Names It Faith
A terse line describes a man who repeats painful facts, calling the bruises faith as he confronts hard truths. The phrasing suggests a meditation on belief forged by repeated hardship and self-inflicted reminder.
Pendleton List of Local Visitors on Various Business
Dozens of residents and visitors from Adams Hermiston Echo Nolin No lin Athena Helix Weston Walla Walla Pendleton Salem and Tekon pass through Pendleton on business or visits. Notables include J C Waldron James Ball Henry Collins T F Lane J E Perringer L W Keeler Mel Norman Rev E Zimmerman Prof A C Hampton and many others visiting friends or attending meetings and events.
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J.C. Waldron
Nye
James 8
Ball of Athena
Henry Collins
Echo
T. F. Lane
Nolin
R. EB. Perry
Walla Walla
George Coppinger
Tra Scott
Helix
Pendleton
Frank Saling
Weston
G. M. Morrison
Adams
J. E. Perringer
L. W. Keeler
W G. Cole
Salem
J. ©. Hales
E. A. McKenna
NPB
T. J. Lieuallen
E. F. Zimmerman
la Grande
Clara Stocker
Portland
A. C. Hampton
C. J. Smith
A. McKenzie Meldrum
Tom Fraser
Hugh
Essie Grant
Hermiston
County Superintendent's Office Flooded After Lunch
County Superintendent F. K. Welles found his office flooded this afternoon after lunch due to second floor plumbing. No serious damage occurred beyond a stained room appearance and a narrow escape of some office records.
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F. K. Welles
Texas Girl Thought Self Hypnotist Case Baffles Doctors
Fort Worth resident Miss Lizazle Hayes of 1349 Jones Street has been in a trance like condition for a week. She answers direct questions but then lapses back into self induced hypnosis. Doctors are puzzled, some attribute the state to autohypnotism while others doubt this theory.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Lizazle Hayes
Jones Street
North Fort Worth
Miss Mays
Arootsook Falls Harnessed for Rail and Mills Power
The Arootsook Falls in Maine, long used to haul freight and passenger trains, has been harnessed to generate electricity for the railroad and nearby knitting mills. An electric knitting machine can produce a stocking in under two minutes.
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Canadian Pacific
Arootsook Falls
Maine
New Scalea scales with ground-mounted pitless design
Nissen Implement announces sole Umatilla county agents for American pitless ball bearing farm scales. Farmers are urged to consider the new American den-no pit required scales that sit on the ground and offer easier installation for future purchases.
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Nissen Implement Company
Umatilla County
Lady Macabeey Notice and Hive Review Schedule
Hive review will be held in Eagles Hall next Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. All are requested to be present for business of importance to transact. An International electric exhibition will be held at Brescia Italy. The exhibits will be divided into fourteen groups covering all classes of electrical application.
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Eagles Hall
Brescia
Italy
Oakland Business Training Offered At Polytechnic College
Polytechnic Business College and School of Engineering in Oakland presents extensive facilities for business training. The institution advertises complete courses in business, shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy, civil, electrical, mechanical, and mining engineering with graduate placement reportedly high. Pleasant homelike accommodations for students are arranged and correspondence cards can be requested.
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Polytechnic Business College
School of Engineering
Twelfth St
Oakland
California
College Journal
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