Special Oxford Shoes at Brocton T P W
Advertisement lists price points with four fifty and three thirty five for oxford styles at Brocton T P W, highlighting bargain footwear.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
2
Footwear sale listing with Oxford shoes and pumps
An advertisement details patent leather kid and calf oxford and pump styles priced at 4.50 and 3.35. The items feature black and ten colors, military heel, high arch, short vamps, genuine welt soles, and are described as beautifully made and durable wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Hallihan
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Program Highlights
A lively review of the Orpheum Tuesday program listing titles such as The Railroad Raiders of ’62 Kalem a Civil War tale three racing horses in The Thordbughbred and For the Squaw Pathe along with The Footer Father a dramatic chase sequence and a moral tale. Also previews Friday’s lineup Van Bibber’s Experience the Mission Worker Mary’s Stratesem and other shorts with notes on performances by Hatehina the great whistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edleon
Pathe
Firth
Pol
Binck
van Bibber
Richard Harding Davis
Edlenn
van Ribber
Smithsonian researchers reach Nome aboard schooner Polar Bear
The gasoline schooner Polar Bear arrived from Seattle on June 18 with A. Bent, Rolla H. Beck, and Fred McKenzie, Smithsonian Institution scientists who had been collecting specimens in the Aleutian Islands. They have 1000 bird specimens and 200 mammal specimens and will continue work near Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithesonian
Nome
Polar Bear
Seattle
A. ©. Bent
Rolla H. Beck
Fred McKenzie
Smithsonian Institution
Aleutian Islands
Wheelbarrow Carrying $25,000 Seen on Vancouver Streets
A bundle valued at twenty five thousand dollars was pushed through Vancouver streets in a wheelbarrow on Monday. Police reported no arrests and no obvious motive as bystanders watched the unusual transport occur in broad daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Arrest Carlson at Spirit Lake for charges of false pretense
Carlson was arrested on charges filed by Newport parties for false pretense and embezzlement. Meanwhile Spirit Lake sheriff warns hotelkeepers in North Yakima Washington to require guest registration before occupancy. In Freewater Oregon Permdale School opens its doors to nonresident pupils at Ferndale high school patron meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Spirit Lake
Spirit Tatkhe
Italio
P. J. Carlson
Newport
Permdale
Freewater
Ore
Ferndale High School
Three-Eyed Chick On Levy Ranch Farm Story
A chicken on the Levy ranch near Hauser Junction Idaho hatched with three eyes and three bills. A hay field fire at McCrea Merry werther burned 75 to 100 tons of hay, with losses estimated between two and four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ore
R. W. Clark
Levy Ranch
Monster rattlesnake roped to death in Pleasant Valley
In true western style Jesse Goldberk chased and roped a six foot rattler near Pleasant Valley Washington. He dragged the monster reptile to death behind his pony, the animal bearing six rattles and a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Wash—i
Jesse Goldberk
Funeral for Myrtle Gardiner Held in Dayton
The funeral of Mrs Myrtle Gardiner, who died by self administered carbolic acid last Saturday, was held from R D Wiltshire's parlors. Rev A W Roberts of the Methodist church conducted the rites. Also: H D Lamb of Milton Freewater reports silver prunes sold at 25 cents per box and summer apples at 1 dollar per box, with green corn plentiful at 20 cents retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Suicile
Dayton
Myrtle Gardiner
R. D. Wiltshire
A. W. Roberts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Milton Green
Freewater
Ore
H. D. Lamb
Milton Freewater Fruitgrowers’ Union
Men at Huntington Work on New Bridges Over Burnt River
Lacking labor slows the O W R N building wider and higher bridges for double tracking between Huntington Oregon and Baker. A large crew labors on the north bank of Burnt River loading gravel for cement piers to replace the old wooden spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
O W
RL & N
Baker
Burnt River
Pardon sought for Joseph Caseday in Canyon City case
Friends of Joseph Caseday press for clemency in a murder case in Canyon City Oregon. Caseday who was deputy sheriff at the time faced death sentences twice while he was nearly mobbed. A petition to the governor is being circulated to seek mercy.
Electrician Tl. M. Guyton buried with Masonite rites
The remains of Tl. M. Guyton, operator at Oaksdale Washington, who was electrocuted Saturday while using the telephone, were buried here with full Masonite rites. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. John Evans of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Guyton was a member at Bulligent Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaksdale
Oakesdale
Wash
Tl. M. Guyton
John Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Guyton
Bulligent
Ala
Local Funeral for Drowned Girls in Sandpoint Idaho
The funeral of Lucy Hitterick Elele Bitterick and Nora Robinsan, three girls drowned Sunday evening at Chucksiduch, was held in Sandpoint. Rev J C Coffins of the Baptist church conducted the services with attendance from Modern Woolmen of the World and Eagles' Judge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandpoint
Idaho
Lucy Hitterick
Elele Bitterick
Nora Robinsan
Chucksiduch
Ellensburg Council Receives Petition on Commission Form Government
At a council meeting Ellensburg Washington officials received a petition requesting an election on adopting a commission form of government under the Allen law. The petition was referred to a committee for investigation and verification, but with a majority of councilmen signing, an election is expected within the six day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensbure
Billensburg
Wash
Sue Beats Bear With Pan in Apple Orchard Heroine
Miss Maggie McKenzie of Kosh, BC, returning from her downtown place with a saucepan, faced a young bear in an apple orchard. She kept out of reach as the bear reached to hug her, then struck at it with the pan when clawing began, causing the bear to retreat into the woods while she fled toward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosh
Maggie McKengle
Miss McKenzie
Monterey Fins Bread Famine In Mexico City Strike
Monterey Mexico, a city of 66 000, faces a bread famine as bakers strike for higher wages. The strike disrupts bread supply, leaving tortillas as the main staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico
Jury Fixes Blame for Wrecked Train in Oregon
The Coroner's jury at The Dalles reports its findings on the Oregon Trunk wreck of July 10 that killed seven, faulting Engineer Thomas Myles Conductor Cass Assistant Roadmaster A S McCurdy and the railroad company. The nine day inquiry left no stone unturned and meets general approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Frank P. Phillips
William Vogt
Henry H. Smith
Harrie & Olver
JS. Pine
Frank Gardiner
C. X. Bareget
Oregon Trunk
Thomas Myles
Cass
McCurdy
Burget
Electric Bitters Promised To Fend Off Diseases
Kill More Than Wild Beasts. The number killed yearly by wild beasts doesn't match diseases. Air water dust and food carry germs. Electric Bitters destroy and expel deadly disease germs from the system. They purge malaria chills and fevers, boosting health and strength. Money back if not satisfied. 60 cents at Koeppens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koeppens
Fires on icamo reserve blaze spotted by rangers
Wallace Idaho forest rangers from Sunset Peak lookout report the season's first fire on the Icamo Reserve near the Interstate mine about ten miles away. The blaze was quickly extinguished on orders from the local office. A separate lightning fire on the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River Sunday was put out before it reached this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Peak
Coeur d'Alene Forest
Stevens’ Peak
Peak
Wallace
Idaho
Forest Rangers
Wallace Forestry Office
Interstate
Couwt d'Alene
Exiled Shah 18S in Persia Returns to Regain Throne
Mohammed Ali Mirza the exiled shah of Persia has returned to Iran to bid for the throne. He is said to be at Gamesha Tepe near the Caspian Sea close to the Russian border, reportedly conveyed by a Russian vessel. After dethronement in July 1999 he traveled to Russia and has since moved from Odessa to Gamesha Tepe. The exact force he commands remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Tila
Teheran
Persia
Shah
Gamesha Tepe
Caspian Sea
Mohammed Ali Miran
Russia
Thussian
Odessa
Mohammed Ali
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Melies Co
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Reliance
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King
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Oakland
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Universitien
Stanford
University of California
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Catalogne Ailidreas
Milla College
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Pendleton Beer
City Brewery
Billy’s
W. J. Bogart
Brewery Depot
Paul Hemmelgarn
OPERA
Anton Kraft
State Saloon
J. Latourelle
THE
Crescent Saloon
J. H. Taylor
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