Local Pastime ads invite readers to save with bargains
Local classified items and notices list men’s oxfords cheap at A Eklund’s Barber, 723 Main, piano and furniture for sale, fire and grain insurance through J S Kees, wanted roll top desk at 660 Malin, good second hand gas range, Pendleton Furniture ads, Pastime theater ads claim more moving pictures, cottage for rent near Standard Grocery, help wanted for housework at 401 Aura, 1100 lb Westfield driving mare for sale by Abe Melstrom, seeking steam engineer for threshing season in Celtic, Ore, Mark Patton invites old patrons to his new barber shop on Main Street opposite Alexanders, phone Matn 427.
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A. Eklund’s
Barber
Mark Patton
Kees
Malin Street
B. C
Pendleton Furniture Co
Aura Street
Westfield
Abe Melstrom
Adame Ore
Busby Baths
Main Street
Alexanders
Lectures On Farming In Tombs Prison Attract Prisoners
A program of lectures on farming and homesteading was trialed at the Tombs prison with strong prisoner interest. George Manchester of Winsted Conn led the talks, urging prisoners to return to the soil after release as labor demand for farm work remains high. The initiative, supported by Rev Charles P Tinker and the correction department, aims to expand to other institutions. اط
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New York
Tombs
George &. Manchester
Winsted
Charles P Tinker
Protestant Episcopal City Mission
Tame
Department of Correction
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today
The program offers Biograph Mageste’s First Sweetheart a 1000 foot romance, Wanderers a Kalem drama, A Child of the Squadron Urbahn a 1000 foot melodrama, An Excursion Into Wales scenic, Shine on Harvest Moon at The Pastime, and Friday’s change feature The Brother the Sister and the Cowpuncher Essanay a western tale At the Dawning 1000 feet dramatic with a comet plot Kidnapped maiden restored to father then lawless in lawless marriage Texas Joke 100 feet comedy Panhandle wilds.
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Orpheum
Magestes Firat
Urbain
Wales
Frilday
Essanay
Ietf
Texas
Meller
Panhandle
Congressman Ellis Predicts Extension Of Project
Congressman Ellis contends the current session enacted more legislation than any other, noting strains between insurgents and Cannon forces. He believes the fight at the national level seemed harsher than in the country, and predicts Speaker Cannon may seek the speakership again, though advisers doubt his chances.
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Ellis
Congressman Ellis
Washington
Cuboon
Himelf
Thief School Raided by Police in Paris
Police halted a scheme by Jean Stoerk a career criminal who ran a illicit school of thieves near Romainville Fort. He taught about ten youths who were caught during a lecture revealing rewards from student theft. Seven youths were returned to parents and three with the professor were detained.
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Paris
Jean Stoerk
Romainville Fort
Pollan
Himeelf
Meron
Nekiip
Personal visits and transients in Pendleton scene show many locals'
Norman from Echo and A B Thomson and K B Smith from Stanfield transact business and visit Pendleton. Attorney J Roy Raley returns from Weston. Win Stewart from Paseo, Miss Chiou Stanfield from Portland, Mrs Myrick from Myrick station visit. Robert Stanfield returns from Pendleton. R J Slater back from Portland. Miss Sarah Cunningham from Pasco visits Pendleton friends. Harold Smith of Columbia Land Co. visits city. Mrs Schumard from La Grande. Miss Pearl Welch travels to Joseph to visit Mrs Joseph Martin. Homer Reeves in from Baker City. L W Jones and children depart for California. Will Ingram at Hoag's, to return soon. Mr and Mrs Brown go to Meacham for summer. Rev Charles Quinney from Echo holds services. Miss Mary Westings from Pasco visits relatives. Roy Hale and wife from Fresno visit brother Claude Hale and sister Mrs Leonard Nichols. Hale is Southern Pacific locomotive fireman. Harry Morrisey from Idaho visits with Chester Fliesback in farming.
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A. B. Thomson
Echo
K. B. Smith
Stanfield
Pendleton
J. Roy Raley
Weston
Win Stewart
Paseo
Northern Pacific
Chiou Stanfield
Portland
John Myrick
Myrick Station
Robert Stanfield
R. J. Slater
Sarah Cunningham
Pasco
Harold Smith
Columbia Land Company
City
Schumard
la Grande
Miss Pearl Welch
Joseph
Joseph Martin
Homer Reeves
Baker City
Roy Hale
Fresno
California
Mr. Hale
Claude Hale
American National Bank
Leonard Nichols
Southern Pacific
Strange Antics of Mad King Otto
A diplomatic report in the Giornale d'Italia details the 62 year old King Otto of Hvaria during his 40 year confinement. He is described as handsome with a beard, suffers insomnia, dreads hat and nail cuts, smokes heavily, and lectures on Verdi while commanding the operatic sounds of Rigoletto through the castle halls under Marshal Redwiz.
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Otto
Havaria
Giornale d'Italia
Forestenried
Marshal Baron Redwiz
Verdi
Tension Grows Over Crete Crisis and Greek Boycott
From Vienna reports the Crete dispute fuels Christian Muslim tensions as Turkey hints at action. Greek goods boycott spreads from Salonika where harbor bans Greek ships, while Smyrna sees Greek shops closed under Muslim pressure. Four powers discuss warnings and possible steps if Moslem deputies are not readmitted.
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Mussulmans
Vienna
Turkey
Greece
Salonika
Smyrna
Crete
Fai
Question on racial classifications in historical report
A reader asks which party or author asserts that the negro race is inferior, seeking attribution within the discussed historical context. The inquiry notes disagreements over racial hierarchies and aims to identify the source making such claims.
Boy dives from Brooklyn Bridge for cash and clothes
A 17 year old youth in ragged clothes dived from the center span of Brooklyn bridge into the East River, 195 feet below, after planning with witnesses. He resurfaced stunned and buoyed by a tugboat crew, saying I hit hard while weighing about 110 pounds. Authorities investigate the stunt for safety and legality.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Steve Brodie
Long
Steve
Otte Eppers
Eppers
Regular meeting urged at Maddern Woodman club
Notice calls all members to attend this evening for initiation and other business with J. G. Finney as clerk. In boxing circles Jack Johnson earns admiration. A bay horse branded NH on left shoulder from Maple or Chris Traver pasture, about 1100 pounds, is missing with a $10 reward. Kupers McCook Implement House.
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Maddern Woodman
J. G
Finney
Jack Johnson
Kupers & McCook Implement House
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Norman
L. W. Jones
Salt Lake
Will Ingram
R. . Brown
Meacham
Mr. Brown
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Mary Westings
Harry Morrisey
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Chester Fliesback
Wohlenberg
Young Boy
The
First National Bank
Oregon
U. S
I. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
C. K. Cranston
Castoria
Ted
Ingram’s Grocery
Bermuda