Coal and goods ads and a guard report fragment
Local notices list coal wood and services from Ingram’s grocery and Burroughs coal. Ads mention Hanscom’s jewelry, Penland Bros for cash payments, Oregon Lumber Yard coal, furnished rents, and shoes from Wohlenberg’s. A Washington guard report notes Wenatchee and Walla Walla competition and a favorable city report by Seattle headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram's
Oak Wood
Hohhbach
Burroughs
Hanscom
Penland Bros
Rayburn
Oregon Lumber Yards
Malin
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Hoardorm
West Bluff Street
the Pauline
Militia Company Seeks National Guard Berth in Walla Walla
Captain Cal Weldon of the Washington militia Second Infantry visited Walla Walla to review the city's bid for a berth in the national guard. He stated during the visit that preparations are underway and further steps will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Seattle
Yakima
Wenatche
Washington Guard
Wenatchee
Walla Walla Ia
State of Washington
Cal Weldon
Second Infantry
Washington Militia
National Guard
Football rule changes urged to cut injuries
Howton public schools athletic board submits suggestions for the Football Rules Committee in New York. Proposals include removing exhausted players, facilitating kicking play, clarifying tackling of unprotected receivers, opening defenses and offenses, and legalizing motion during scrimmage to reduce mass plings. Emphasizes protective slicing clothing and better practice grounds to lessen injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxton
Howton
Football Rules Committee
New York
Fire destroys baker city buildings in embers ruins
Baker City Ore fire leaves at least five bodies buried in smoldering wreckage of a quarter block of valuable buildings. Firemen work since Friday and respond again to debris near Grace and Robinson drug store. Several safes threaten loss of papers and funds as flames threaten neighboring stores.
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Baker City
Ore
Grace & Robinson Drug Store
M. Well & Co
Baer Mercantily Company
Midhland Gold Mining Company
Anfe
Drs. McDaniel
J. Romioff
Newsy Notes of Pendleton
No circuit court session today as the Bill Walker arson case was continued due to defense unpreparedness. In sports, high school and academy basketball teams duel for city supremacy tomorrow at 8 PM in the Commercial Club gym. Harry Morse faces trial again tomorrow on an additional horse stealing count. Snow and heavy rain in Umatilla County eased as warmth melted most of the precip before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Walker
High School
Academy
Commercial Club
Harry Morse
Morse
Umatilla County
Reconstruction of Umiatilin agency barn planned
Major Swartzlander in charge announces bids for rebuilding the Umiatilin agency barn destroyed by fire. Bids to be opened in Washington on February 20. New barn will house 24 horses, measure 37 by 100 feet, and feature a frame construction with a concrete carriage-room base.
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Agency Barn
Swartzlander
Umiatilin Reservation
Washington
Bridge Across Umatilla at Cayuse Slated April First
Agent Swartalander reports the Cayuse Umatilla bridge will open to traffic by April 1 after concrete piers are finished and steel arrives. International Bridge Co. holds the contract and Major Swartalander Wetland led the bid. Snow covers the valley. sleighing continues in Joseph Enterprise and Wallowa. local stockmen fed hard due to the long cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Cayuse
Swartalander
Timatilla
Stanley
Inernational Bridge Company
Neoney
Mrs Huston Found in Crisis After Alleged Suicide Attempt
Mrs Tuston is reported to be in critical condition at St Anthonys hospital after an alleged poison attempt. Her husband Mr Huston cites mental derangement from a nervous breakdown and the death of her mother as triggers. She was unconscious Saturday evening but conscious briefly the next morning and medical staff hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuston
Jack Huston Jie
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Huston
Exciting Bowling At The Pastime Parlors
Local patrons of the Pastime bowling alley enjoyed a lively contest with dimmed game play. Contestants included College Men on Railroad Farms and notable figures such as President W Gi Brown of New York Central Rail Road, who outlined Cornell grads aiding farm development projects, framing the effort as self preservation rather than philanthropy.
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Tichaca
W Gifrown
New York Central Railroad
Cornell University
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell Gradutes
Rallroad
Brown
A&droinage
Benny South Minstrels Delight Pendleton Society
Hundreds of Pendleton attendees praised the Benny South Minstrels and Sunny South Minstrels, led by Mrs Anna Crayne. The review notes strong vocal solos by Mrs J R Dickson and Virginia Claxon, a standout doll act with Edna Zimmerman and Lola Perry, and debut performances by Jack Keefe and J H Mac Lennan as interlogue. The cast list highlights many local performers and the orchestra conducted by Carruth and Goetecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ruppe
J. R. Dickson
Virginia Claxon
W. A. Slusher
Edna Gates
Edna Zimmerman
Lola Perry
Jack Keefe
Weston
Bacck
Keefe
Pendleton
J. H. Mac Lennan
Anna 2
Crayne
D. H. Mac Lennan Solothiw
J. Ross Dickson
Bethene Virginia Crayne Claxon
Brooke Dickson
Sterbert Ruppe
Nat Kimball
Claud Hoie
Ernest Ruppe
Prof Greenwald
W. Edmund
Stuntater
Welles
Mo Akers
Landers
A. J. Owen
Broke Dickson der Anger
Carruth
Goetecke
Folsom
Cornet
Parks
Claironet
Hayes
Fletcher
Humphrey
Mary Zurcher
Nex Makin
Bertha Anger
Jennie Perry
Mildred Magoon
Sally Gray
Edith Johnson
Eila Gates
Carl Engdahl
Will Piper
Elmer Crowe
Charles Harra
James Chilson
Merle Heasman
Knights of Pythias Meeting and Clothes Ad Preview
The Knights of Pythias lodge meets this evening in regular session to transact business of importance. A note mentions men feeling unsure about their clothes and directs them to the Peoples Warehouse for Hart Schaffner and Marx garments to ensure proper appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Schaffner, & Marx
Peoples Warehouse
Damon Lodge No
K. of P
Pees
CGC
W, Fletcher
K. R
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Orpheum and Pastime Theaters Offer Varied Films
Films at the Orpheum today include All On Account of the Milk True to His Oath Home of the Gypsies Gambling With Death Smile Smile Smile Also new shows tomorrow Tobacco Mania Cap of Fortune Fallen Idol Cambyses King of Persia A Well Earned Medal Oo You Doggie and more with 6 and 10 cent admission The Pastime theater lists The Smuggler's Game The Marriage of the Cook A Victim of Circumstances On a Rocket A Stag Hunt In Java Tonight marks the last chance to see Behind the Bars in Sing Sing at the Pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Biograph
Java
Sing Sing
Milk price change notice for Riverside Dairy
Notice to the public by Ed Morgan operator of Riverside Dairy. Starting February 1 1910 the price for a quart of milk retailed straight will be ten cents. Read today’s ada to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morgan
Riverside Dairy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fancy
Alishans
F. E. Livengood & Co
Maline
West Court Street
Weet Railroad Street
Verne
Harmscom
Mother and Son
Lincoln Stret
Hanecom
Oregon Lumber Yard
Fillers Piano House
Amy Hopkins
R. Jarman
Ingram’s
Joetevetors
Pived Sapes TV
Koeppens
Newsy
Wallowa
August White
Veteran City Recorder
Joseph
Wallowa County
Portland
Mr. White
Wallowa Valley
Noel Seadeane
McDrevitt
Benny South Minstrels
Sunny South Minstrela
Anna 2. Crayne
Pendleton Academy
E-Raysser
Jack Kocfe
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
McCat
Perrin
Dep’t
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Locatéa
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Oregon
Jamal Willows Sts
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