Local ads and notices echo through town
Pastime pictures please all at the theater. Reading today's ada mentions prices and offerings. Cars and services advertised include automobile for hire day and night, and a barber shop with comfortable shaves. Listings note for sale items such as Plano furniture, a Westfield mare, piano certificates, and household goods. Job ads seek a steam engineer, a ranch position, and a young man for a mercantile business. Lost item, mining transit book, and farm-related inquiries appear with contact details and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Weston
Celilo
Ellers Plano House
Pendleton
Eaken
Garfield Street
Eugene McCuffey
North Cold Sprites
Dave Cargill
Middle Cold Springs
Opportunity to Learn a Trade for Youths
A public notice invites youths over 15 to apply for a training opportunity at the local office. It encourages seeking skill development and lists the office as the contact point for enrollment and further details.
Farmers Union Meeting Scheduled in Pendleton
The county union will hold an important meeting in Pendleton next Saturday July 23 at 1 p.m. President C. C. Conner and Secretary Chas A. Hill announce the gathering and urge member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
County Union
Pendleton
Conner
Strayed Brown Mare Missing From Holdman Oregon
Notice from J. T. Thorn Holdman Oregon July 9 seeks information about a brown mare six years old with roached mane, marked J. T. on right shoulder and ST on left shoulder. Reward offered. Contact J. T. Thorn Holdman Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kastray Norice
Holdman
Ore
J. T
J. T. Thorn
At the Picture Shows Friday Film Lineup
The Orpheum offers The Ruling Passion and The Great Train Holdup with drama and action. Also Faith Lost and Won and The Faithless Lover present romance and vengeance while The Motion Picture Man explains moviemaking. Lion't take me Home offers unfurnished rooms for rent at East Oregonian building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vitagraph
Lubin
Orpheum
Mellies
Pathe
ABA Pathe Filma
East Oregonian
Rael Oregonian
Pendleton Tracon: Local Notables Send Word and Travel News
Numerous Pendleton visitors and residents are listed in a series of personal notices. J R English of Weston arrived as a Pen deton visitor. Mrs Van Pearson departed for Pasco. T A Chung of Umatilla transacted business in Pendleton. Harry Bartholomew of Stanfield returned home after a brief trip. Mrs H S Garfield returned from Meacham. Henry O Neill of the O R N was a westbound passenger. Walter Burge the boxer rode the Northern Pacific. W B Campbell and son Ralph joined Dr Campbell at Holdman for a week or more. F L Coykendall of the O R N spent the night in Pendleton. C H Van Houtte of Pacific Telephone came from Walla Walla. Mrs Frank Macy of Camas returned home after visiting Pendleton. Frank Boynton just back from Waitsburg notes Ernest Boynton recovering from typhoid. Harvey Wells of Portland attends the Spanish American War veterans convention. Mr and Mrs C F Turner and Frank Murphy came from Meacham to the summit of the mountain and back this evening. Mr and Mrs B B Stewart expected from Baker City for a visit with W R Graham at Pendleton furniture. Mrs M A Anderson of More left with granddaughter Helen Idleman after a stay with her daughter. Dr J D Tolleman moved to John Vert cottage at College and Webb. Jack Harp and wife from Meacham visited Holdman for rain crop harvest. W L Whiting, ex-O R N operator now at Bimo, Wa, in Pendleton with wife. C C Bradburn, ex-section foreman for O R N, moved to Montana, returning to Umatin county due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bartholomew
Stanfield
H. S. Garfield
Meacham
Akers
Pendleton Foundry
Henry O'Neill
Walter Burge
Northern Pacific
W. BR. Campbell
Ralph
Dr. Campbell
Holdman Ranch
Frank Boynton
Waitsburg
Ernest Boynton
Harvey Wells
Portland
C. F. Turner
Prank Murphy
Meachim
B. Stewart
Baker City
M. A. Anderson
More
Lloyd [Dleman
Helen I[dleman
J. D. Tolleman
John Vert
College and
Webb Streets
Richard Mayberry
Jack Harp
Holdman
W. L. Whiting
Walla Walla
Bimo
Oregon
Hermiston Awarded Baseball Pennant in Irrigation League
Echo Oregon July 22 A meeting of the directors of the Irrigation Baseball League in Hermiston awarded the pennant to Hermiston for the season champion. Stanfield forfeited a $169 guarantee after failing to play last Sunday, affecting standings amid local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Troesident Phelps
Hermiston
Stanfeld
Stanfield Wi
Reeves
Dr. Dorn
Thorson
Portland
Oregon Suffrage Opposition Argues Against Amendment
In Salem Oregon a state association against women suffrage filed an argument opposing the ballot initiative. It contends the amendment merely removes the word male from voter qualifications and would grant ballots to women, while the tax paying clause is dismissed as buncombe. The group cites past election results showing growing opposition and quotes authors and public figures. Mrs Francis J Bailey of Portland leads the association with thirteen other officials signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon State Association
Asociation
U!da
Cardinal Gibbons
Root
Francis J. Bailey
Portland
Lane County Sheriff Nets Seven Bootleggers in Raid
Eugene Dr Sheriffs deputies raided al lee bootleggers on Wednesday afternoon. Six men Harvey Jones William Bishop Edward Seward Alex Gray Frank Johnson Clarence Beaupre and one woman Bes sie Joehnein are jailed awaiting trial. Bond set at 600 each. all could not afford bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dr
Bown
Allee
Harvey Jones
William Bishop
Edward Seward
Alex Gray
Frank Johnson
Clarence Beaupre
Bessie Joehnein
Jones
Bishop
West Springfield
Seward Con
Ucts
Coney Is
Gray
Springfield
Dohineen
Alleganc
Byyeon
Justice Unit
Special prizes for nurse cows at Patr fair Seattle
Seattle Washington Western Washington Fair association plans a second annual Seattle fair in September with unique cattle prizes. The best nurse cow will win a silver coup, and the top dairy bred cow will receive a silver whip with a $1000 Delavel Dairy Separator credit for her owner. Additional prizes include a premium list with various money awards for stock, agricultural, and horticultural products. Applications should go to Secretary Guy Mach Richards, Globe Building, Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Western Whelington Fair Association
Peettie
Delavel Dairy Separator Company
Beattie
Guy Mach
Richards
Globe Hulking
Easterners Invest in Douglas Co Orchards
Roseburg Oregon reports the Overland Fruit Development company quietly developing a major orchard project in the Um pan valley. Organized in Boston in 1909 with 50000 capital, president Donald McAllister and treasurer Charles A. Brand oversee a largely proxy-funded venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas CO
Roseburg
Ore
Umpan
Werpaun
Overland Fruit & Development Company
Hse
Overland
Garden Valley
Ocean
Bostron
Donald MicAllister
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Brand
Pillgrim Press
Boston
Miss Margaret Kelly Best Paid Woman in Washington
Washington clerks average 1200 dollars with aristocrats at 1800. Miss Margaret V Kelly of New Hampshire becomes the highest paid woman in Washington with a 2259 dollar salary after recommendations by George E. Roberts and A Blatt Andrew and action by Secretary Cortelyou and Secretary MacVeagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mint
Department of the Treasury
Margaret V. Kelley
New Hampshire
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
George E. Roberts
MacVeagh
A. Blatt Andrew
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & Co
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
A. Bklund
Lee Teutsch
Joe Leszer
Wearing
J. S. Kean
Joe Leezer
Partime
Mark Patton
Main Street
Alexanders
Joy Leezer Place
Ste Lee Teuteach
Mr. and Mrs. Leeter
Heho
Westfield
Abe Melstrom
Adam
East Oregoniaa
Denver
Jamaica
Koeppen’s
J. R. English
Pendeton
van Pearson
Pasco
T. A. Chung
Umatilla
Dusidess
F. L. Coykendall
The
West
C. H. van Houtte
Pacific Telephone Company
Frank Macy
Camas
W. R. Campbell
CC. E. Bradburn
Horseshoe Curve
Thorn Hollow
Montana
Umatiin County
Stanstfield
Shalon
Dirketers
Belo
BE. H. Brown
Stafleh
Retekah Lidge
John Sailing
Mountithe
John Preebler
Pen- Metin
Mise Bouloli Barker
Franfird
Sehol
Hermiston Yeaterday
Eastiern
Shivers
Shoe Department
Wohlenberg
Lane County
Patr
Margaret Kelly
Orpheum Theatre
All Electric
COLUMBIA LIGHT @ POWER COMPANY
American Club
Ingram’s Grocery
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