Local Classifieds From Pendleton East Oregonian
A dense listing of notes: help wanted waitress, nursing, camp trip team, and two women cooks. sale and rent offers including seven room house and restaurant equipment. lost keys and an airedale dog. hair work and cedar posts. bidding notices for school fuel and coal delivery. river steamer to Portland and storage services. view/photo submissions for atlas. apartment rooms with board. and a new furniture van service.
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United Orchestra
Pendleton
Goold
East Oregonian
Franklin Street
Garden Street
Joe Ell
American National Bank
John Gagen
Pendleton Exchange Ad Offer Ends Today
Portland Spokane or Tacoma lot offered for 125 dollars. A buyer proposes 40 acres of illable land for a team of horses. The Pendleton Exchange operates from Room 2 near Taylor Hardware Store with Main 2 phone contact.
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Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Pendleton Exchange
Reward Offered for Lost Horse in Pendleton Oregon
Liberal reward for a brown work horse, about 1300 pounds, branded large figures on stiff. Lost from Joe Connelly pasture at Badger Springs. Information leading to recovery or return will earn a liberal reward. Geo. La Fontaine Pendleton Ore.
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Joe Connelly
Badger Springs
Geo
Wilson to Confer on Pending Strike
New York July 12 It was announced for trainmen and conductors threatening a strike against eastern railroads that they will be represented at a meeting with President Wilson and Secretary Wilson. Gust La Fontaine and daughter called to consider the Newlands bill to amend the Erdman act to increase arbiters from three to six Garretson and Lee presidents of the Brotherhood of Trainmen and conductors said they had not heard of a conference called by the president Lee noted that someone else called it and the president consented.
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New York
Wilson
Department
Lee
Advertisement for self-selling goods in Didsbury
A provincial ad offers women and men earning seven to ten dollars daily by selling goods that sell themselves. It asks readers to sample for 25 cents using a silver sample and a self addressed envelope, directed to G. Bell Box 256 Didsbury Alberta.
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G. Bell
Didsbury
Alberta
Local residents and visitors spotted in Pilot Rock area
Mrs. Clarence Adame returned this morning to Pilot Rock. Mrs. Charles Hamilton spent several days in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wiggers of Walla Walla are from the Garden City. Roy T. Bishop and family are camping at Cayuse for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Mronk E. Boyden visit Port land friends. Crystal among Pendleton people headed to Lehrman Springs for Sunday. W. R. Taylor, Athens stockman, arrived on the local. Glenn Bushes and H. Halver, buckaroos, left for Meacham. Bertha Anger leaves for Spokane for vacation. Kate Moore, Violet Hancock, Celia Moore of Echo visiting. J. W. Kimbrell, deputy county surveyor, returns from east county trip. Mrs. Gus La Fontaine and daughters Olga and Helen leave for Lehman Springs by auto. Dave Hill and John Hamley head to Lehman Springs for Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. St Reetz and children plan a two week visit to Newberg and Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairbanks leave for Portland en route to Seaside. Marie Saling and Hazel Rader sail to Snyder ranch for a Sunday with Mrs. Joseph Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Trombley and Gay Matlock head by auto to Lehman Springs for a Sunday visit. Mrs. Anta Roop, ill on West Webb Street, remains at home. Walter and Ralph Wegner of Pilot Rock visit father Judge Wegner, injured in Thursday’s accident. For sale: finished leveling land with several heavy horses, some young mules, and three sets harness. GL Dunning, Stanfield, Ore.
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Clarence Adame
Pilot Rock
Charles Hamilton
BE. H. Wiggers
Walle Walla
Garden City
Roy 'T. Bishop
Caytse
Mronk TE. Boyden
Portland
Finy Crystal
Pendleton
Lehrman Springs
W. R. Taylor
Athens
Glenn Bushes
Hd Halver
Bertha Anger
Spokane
Kate Moore
Violet Hancock
Celia Moore
Echo
J. W. Kimbrell
Gus la Fontaine
Olga
Helen
Lehman Springs
Dave Hill
John Hamley
St Reetz
Newberg
Junction City
Frank Fairbanks
Seaside
Marle] Saling
Hazel Rader
Snyder Ranch
Joseph Snyder
Ben F. Trombley
Gay Matlock
Auto
Anta Roop
Wast Webb Street
Webb and
Alta
Walter
Ralph Wegner
Pijot Rock
Judge Wegner
Mulhall Probers and Lobby Work Confessions
Mulhall testified he drew $40 weekly for expenses while revealing manufacturers fought Senator McComas of Maryland and Cushing's secretary Downs supplied McComas letters. He left the union in 1903 and kept a paid up card while working for the Manufacturers. Mulhall said Aldrich and Foraker knew he was employed by the Manufacturers as head of the Workmen's Protective Association.
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Mulhall
Senator McComas
Maryland
Cushing
M. Downs
McCommas
National Association of Manufacturers
TY Wee
American Federation of Labor
Manufacturers’ Association
Aldrich
Foraker
Workmen's Protective Association
Portland Wholesale Concern Seeks Live Partner
A Portland wholesale firm seeks a male partner aged 21 to 50 with high character to actively assist in managing a well established, high paying northwest operation. Requires at least $2500 cash, but the minimum is flexible and will count more than money. Apply with H. care of this paper.
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Northwest
Wedding Bells Bless Copeland Home in Pendleton
A July 6 wedding at Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Copeland’s home joined Miss Ruth Copeland to Joseph H. Overton with Rev. Tolbert F. Weaver officiating. Bride wore white crepe de chine, carried roses, sister E V Corley attended, best man E Virgil Corley. After a dinner the couple left for Bingham Springs for their honeymoon.
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H. H. Copeland
Ruth Copeland
Joseph H. Overton
Tolbert F. Weaver
First Christian Church
E. V. Corley
E. Virgil Corley
Bingham Springs
Picnic and a wedding at local church and ranch
Presbyterian Sunday school members enjoyed a Wednesday picnic at Despain ranch on McKay creek with transport by auto. Mr Albert B Bloomer and Miss Aura L Hawkins were married last Saturday at 8 45 p m by Rev T F Weaver in the Christian church pastor's office. They will reside at 617 Mark Street. Misses Nettle Roulstone and Elizabeth Babcock of Walla Walla attend.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Despain Ranch
McKay Creek
Albert B. Bloomer
Aura Ll. Hawkins
T. F. Weaver
Christian Church
Mark Street
Nettle Roulstone
Elizabeth Babcock
Walla Walla Come
Auto Polo at Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Show
A new dare-game called Auto-Polo draws crowd fascination at the Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Wild West show. Inventor Roland King showcases drivers and the regulation game adapted to autos, promising a lasting thrill for outdoor sport fans during the Pendleton visit on Saturday August 2, after its New York triumphs.
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Buffalo Bill
Pawnee Bill
Rolr King
Pendleton
New York
New York Madison Square Garden
Mrs Hailey to Visit From Walla Walla Tonight
Mrs. H. F. Hailey of Walla Walla arrives this evening for a visit and is noted as sister of Mrs. Tom Thompson.
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H. F. Hailey
Walla Walla
Tom Thompson
Services at Local Churches
Christian Science services are held at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wednesday service at 7 p.m. The lesson sermon subject is Sacrament. Reading room hours are daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sunday. Corner East Webb and Johnson streets.
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Christian Science
East Webb and Johnson Streata
Not Ashamed Before Christ at His Coming Sermon
First Press Aust Alia and College streets conduct Bible school at 100. Rev L L Grigsby pastor preaches at 110 a m and at 7 p m. Morning sermon title Not Ashamed Before Christ at His Coming. Evening sermon title No Escape to Them Who Neglect.
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First Press
College Streets
Holy Communion and Services Led by Rector Quinney
The Holy Communion will be celebrated at 7 30 a m Divine service with sermon at 11 a m and p m Miss Didier will sing the offertory aolo Charles Quinney Rector.
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Didier
Aolo
Charles Quinney
First Christian Church Service Announcements
First Christian church schedules morning service at 11:00 a m with the sermon How Can We Be Good Samaritans Today With Reference to Modern Social Conditions and Problems Evening service at 8:00 p m features What Solomon Said To the Principal Thing to Get in Life Bible school meets at 10:00 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m
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First Christian
Solomon
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
pastor’s sermons at Evans church on Jacob at Perciel
Corner Webb and Johnson Streets N. Evans, pastor. The pastor's theme at 11 a. m. will be Jacob at Perciel. Topic at p.m. 30 years in the
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Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Jacob
Perciel
France to honor fourteenth of July review with 68000 troops
France readies a massive Fourteenth of July review with 68000 troops in Paris and Longchamp. Colonials from Gabon Senegal Madagascar and Indochina join yellow and mixed-race troops in a grand display. Five dirigibles and the world’s finest aeroplane corps will observe as President Poincare dedicates crosses and colors to overseas regiments and the famed light cavalry charges.
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Morocco
Senagambia
Equatorial Africa
Algeria
Madagascar
Indo-China
French Republic
France
Raymond Poincare
Longchamps
Germany
Gaboon
Lake Tchad
Dakar
Etienne
Legion of Honor
Frontier Feld Sunday School and Tonight Leagues
Frontiers Feld lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and P Worth League at 7 p.m. The note signals community religious activities with times for services and meetings.
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Frontier Feld
Pworth
Grand Theatre Sees High Attendance on Low Prices
General Admission ten cents at the Grand Theatre draws capacity crowds for vaudeville weekly. The Drew Stock Company delivers stirring specialty acts while Mite Didier grows in popularity with her musical solos. William Harkness debuts a new impersonation act this week. Webster’s Minertated Dictionary given free with fifteen cent tickets, a four dollar prize.
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Mite Didier
Wm. Harkness Ia
Dread New Webster
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