Local classifieds list for East Oregonian office and services
A compact lineup of locals notices: wanted good clean rage for the East Oregonian office, contact John Gagen Malin 177 for sodas and beer, sale of a four year old Jack, hair work services by Mrs Cornwell 617 Double, cedar posts from J A Borle Lumber Co, lawn mowing and window washing with guaranteed work, Grand Hotel Co and livestock auctioneer details with Mr B S Smith, sale or rent upright plane 112 East High St black 2171, Penland Bros transfers 86 tons wheat hay, young woman for cooking housework Mrs BE Burke 325 Water St, Victor Edison records and sheet music at Warren's Music House, lost gold chain locket between Kine's Grove and Woolen Mills return to office, Penland Bros furniture van moves in one load with warehouse storage, Str Bailey Garrett for Portland trips from The Dalles 3:15 pm daily except Sun/Mon, fare from The Dalles to Portland 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Jack
A. T. Matthews
B.S. Smith
East High St
Black
BE. J. Burke
Water Street
Victor
Warren
Notice to the Public About July 4 Delivery Pause
Notice states there will be no delivery from any stores that the general delivery handles on the 4th of July. Penland Bros, Transfer.
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Penland Bros
Big Horse Sale at Woods Barn in Walla Walla
Monday July 7 at 1 p m. stock includes 45 head of Percheron Clyde and Shire mares and geldings 1260 to 1500 pounds 16 driving and saddle horses 900 to 1100 pounds all barnyard stock no knotheads broken to work terms Oct 1 without interest on approved notes or 6 percent off I B Smith owner Eiffert Ratliffe auctioneers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Barn
Walla Walla
I. B. Smith
Eiffert & Ratliffe
Veterans Arrive At Gettysburg Camp In Large Wave
Four governors arrived at Gettysburg with Governor McGovern of Wisconsin and Governor Tener of Pennsylvania among them. General Sickles greeted veterans as a leading Union figure, while Confederate veterans and women observers added to the scene. Police concern over liquor sales sparked possible martial law discussions as thousands more veterans were expected tonight. By nightfall about 42 600 had arrived, with 60 000 expected by tomorrow breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Wisconsin
Wis
Tener
Pennsylvania
Mann
Wirkina
McCreary
Kentucky
Governor Mann
Baltimore
Gettysburg
War Department
Richmond
Dixie
Confederate Avenue
B H. Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Penneylvania State Commission
Helena PD. Longstreet
Longstreet
Hunter Liggett
Edgar L. Bigsbee
Bradley
Minnesota
Notice to Contractors for Eagle-Woodman Hall Work
Leaked proposals will be received for varnishing wood work and calcining walls and ceilings in Eagle-Woodman hall. Bids due by 6 p m Tuesday evening July 1913 to the undersigned. The building board may reject any or all bids. V Strobe, Secretary Building Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle-Woodman
Building Board
V. Stroble
Personalities frequent Pendleton in bustling day
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Byrnes left for Portland while Charles Behrens of Helix arrived on the N P Local. 5 F Wilson, ex Athena attorney, came from Portland. Hugh O’Rourke of Heppner visited, Joan F P McManus returned from Pilot Rock, Col H G Newport of Hermiston dropped in, Gerald Stanfield of Stanfield today, Mrs Fred Raymond visited the Raymond ranch, Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely II handled civil business, Jack McLaughlin of Illinois Central was here, Dr W J Stapish headed Western Land & Irrigation Co. visit, the Hager sisters of Heppner planned an evening visit, S D Peterson of Milton transacted business, Roy W Ritner attended a Western Tri-state league directors meeting in Walla Walla, Rev N Evans left for La Grande to lecture, Mr and Mrs Raymond Ayers honeymooning in Moscow and Coeur d’Alene, Mrs J B Coleman called to Maysville, Sheldon A Volkman from Portland in Pendleton, WB Sheely from Ex UIG?ne visited, William Lowell arrived from Spokane and headed to Boise, Mr and Mrs Royal Shutrum of Portland visiting Melvin Shutrum as they travel through Interior Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Byrnes
Portland
Charles Behrens
Helix
N. P. lJocal
F. Wilson
Athena
Hugh O'Rourke
Heppner
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Gerald Stanfield
Stanfield
Sheepmes
Fred Raymond
Raymond
Stanton
Joe Blakely II
Jack McLaughlin
Illinois Central Railroad
W. J. Stapish
Western Land & Irrigation Co
Lulu
Sibyl
Ruth
Marie Hager
D. Peterson
Milton
Nls
East End
Roy W. Ritner
Walla Walla
Western Tri-state League
Rev. N. Evans
Methodist Church
la Grande
Chautauqua
Raymond Ayers
Estella Hogue
Moscow
Coeur Walene
Spokane
A. Lowell
Boise
Poise Statesman
Royal Shutrum
Shutrum
Melvin ‘Shutrum
Dalles
Oregon
New Australian Judge Appointments Stir Legal Circles
Sydney reports two federal high court appointments by the commonwealth government causing dissatisfaction. Mr Piddington declined after being offered the seat. Mr Powers accepted. Justice Rich of the New South Wales bench was offered and accepted the position, noted as a distinguished classical scholar.
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Sydney
No &. W. Aus
Commonwealth
Federal High Court
Piddington
New South Wales Tar
Powers
Plidington
Rich
New South Wales Bench
Two Men Cremated After Auto Overturns
Minneapolis July 1 Claus Clements and Sam Gillesby were cremated today after an automobile overturned and the gasoline tank exploded in the crash.
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Minneapolis
Claus Clements
Sam Gillesby
Rader Leads Week in Batting and Bucks Beat Yakima
Don Rader of Pendleton top scored with a .400 average through five games, leading the Braves in a strong weekly showing as Yakima, Buckaroos and others posted marks. The piece notes team batting averages, individual leaders including Phil Nadeau and Manager George Angle, and cites a fight incident involving John McGraw and Philadelphia pitcher Brennan after a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rader
Pendleton
Terry McKune
Raider
Manekaronds
Encnicadesnene
Vissisccarescese
Pwiealb
Asia
North Yakima
Ford
Ee Adc
Ars
Grovere Carses Ceeseress
Sicike “Siiuevenacesssa
Pudler
Cce Ae Toccee
Wetboh Nice
Fuehner
Osseeseeee
Ena Lockhard
Pia Purete
Gardin
Peterson
Pendleton Secures Three Series In New League Schedule
In Walla Walla the Western Tri-State league adopted a revised 1919 schedule after a director meeting. Pendleton will play three series in the second season, opening next week in Boise against the Bears at Yakima, with Boise hosting six weeks of the nine week slate. If another team wins the pennant, it will meet the Bears for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Boise
Bears
Harrod Joins Yakima After Boise Series
In the Yakima Walla Walla area dated July 1, third baseman Harrod, filling Childers position during Boise series, is transferred to Yakima. He played well in field for the Bears but hit poorly, though he earned teammates’ respect and is seen as a credit to the league. Harrod previously teamed with Cap Brown in the Three I league years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Yakima
Walla Walla
Harrod
Childers
Boise
Bears
Cap Brown
Jugraw Knocked Out by Irate Philly Pitcher
Philadelphia reports a heated incident as pitcher delivers a knockout blow to Jugraw during a tense game. Manager comments on the altercation and emphasizes sportsmanship and discipline for future contests. The incident inflames discussions on on-field conduct and league safety policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGraw
New York
Brennan
Philadelphia
McGraw
Jugraw
Philly
Princess Louise Lays Foundation Stone at South London Hospital
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll attended a ceremony in London as she laid the foundation stone of the South London Hospital for Women. A notable gathering witnessed the event, marking a key milestone for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Argyll
South London Hospital For Women
London
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll
Women run hospital project with public fund drive
The plan calls for an all female medical staff and female governing body with only the porter role potentially remaining male. The site overlooks Clapham Common in South London. Construction costs total 275000, fully raised by public subscription, with a hoped opening within a year.
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Clapham Common
London
Bombadier Wells Defends English Heavy Title Upsets Mahoney
London July 1 Bombardier Wells retained the English heavyweight crown by stopping Packey Mahoney of Cork in the 18th round. Wells dominated the bout, delivering decisive blows to secure the championship in a clear late knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombadier Wells
London
Bombardier Wells
Hls
England
Packey ™ Mahoney
Cork
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble by Chamberlains Tablets
Plainfield New Jersey reader Mrs G Stengle reports lasting stomach trouble for over a month. After trying Chamberlains Tablets from promotional booklets she consumed about three quarters of a package and can now eat almost everything. Sold by all dealers.
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G Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Gale
Joe Ell in Room 3 at American National Bank
Insurance matter involving Joe Ell located in room 3 at American National Bank. details limited but indicates an official action or inquiry connected with banking and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ell
American National Bank
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Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Kine's Grove
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Columbia River
Bailey Garrett
F. J. Donaldson
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Sickles
Rogers House
Joan FP. McManus
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Rader
Western Tri-Station
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Oregon Theatre
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Bennett
Gaffney
Ike Cohen
Welch's
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T. F. O'Brien
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