Local help wanted and various ads in East Oregonian
Classified items include help wanted for camping and local tasks, sales and rental notices for equipment and rooms, lost item on Bluff Street, music and records, a runabout for sale, farm and livestock ads, steamboat passenger notice, Pendleton wood and coal bid with terms, and a Ten Cent Vaudeville ad at the Grand theater with show details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pierce
New Grand Hotel
College
Pendiston
Ore
C. B. Rude
L. Smith
East High St
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Grand Union Tea Co
Walla Walla
Penland Bros
Main Street
Dunning
Stanfield
Portland
Columbia River
Dalles
Auto Stage to Lehman Springs Adv
Lehman Springs travel note for reservations on a seven passer auto stage. Pendleton Auto Co. Main 541 listed for bookings. F M Murphy associated with the Adv notice details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Phone Pendleton Auto Co
Lehman Springs
F.M. Murphy
Missing iron grey mare from Butter Creek area in 1913
Advertises a three year old iron grey mare of about 1150 pounds branded A. C. on the left shoulder. Absent near A. A. Coles place on Butter Creek around June 27, 1913. Uberal offers reward for return or information leading to recovery. Georgo, Vingon, Oregon. Ady.
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A. A. Cole
Butter Creek
A. C
Georgo
Vingon
Oregon
Ady
Notice for Bids in Umatilla County
Sealed proposals will be received until 10 o clock in the morning on August 6 1912 by the county clerk of Umatilla for a public bidding process. The notice seeks bids on specified county projects and establishes submission requirements. Bidders must abide by the stated deadline and provide complete documentation as required by the county clerk’s office.
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Umatilla
Strikebreakers Open Fire in Steubenville Riot
In Steubenville Ohio fifteen deputies moved to quell a riot between striking tin mill strikebreakers. Deputy Sheriff George Griffith was shot and gravely wounded, likely fatally. Harry ODonnell, a strikebreaker, was arrested for the shooting as two strikers were beaten unconscious earlier. Sheriff Huscroft warned deputies, and Pope Tin Mill stated the strik e union would not be recognized but most former employees could return if the strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
George Griffith
Harry O'Donnell
Huscroft
Pope Tin Mill
Striktre
Striku
Painting Sells for 86 Cents in Australia Auction
In Melbourne on July 22 a painting thought to be a Rubens valued at around 100000 dollars was sold for 86 cents at a Brunswick auction. A West Australia auctioneer bought it, then sold to Dr. Charles Summers of Perth for 250 dollars. The doctor, convinced of its authenticity, departed for England with the work to consult London experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Brunswick
West Australia
Charles Summers
Perth
England
London Royal Academy
Japan to enter salmon canning industry says Vancouver bulletin
Nipponese after learning canning in Washington now operate fisheries. Vancouver dispatch notes Japanese with Pacific coast cannery experience plan to produce salmon at prices that may influence the Pacific coast market in coming years. The British consul at Hakodate reports outreach to the British Board of Trade about this development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Hakodate
S British Board of Trade
Washington State
American
Chinetke
Mutiny Suppressed in Manaos Police Force
In Manaos Port Brazil on July 22 mutiny by local police ended with suppression. Gov Dr Jonathan Pedrosa sought refuge in regular troops barracks while Lt Gov Col Guerreiro Antony withdrew from Manaca with supporters. Local newspapers Tempo Journal de Manaus Amazonia and Gazeta da Tarde damaged by mutineers.
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Will
Inanaos
Manaos
Brazil
Jonathan Pedrosa
Guerreiro Antony
Manaca
Tempo
Jornal de
Amazonia
Gazeta da Tarde
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social pages
Local brief notes list visits and travel of residents and visitors. Stanfield stockman R N Adams, Harry Kidwell of Walla Walla, Mrs H H McReynolds and Elsie, F T Chamberlain of Ukiah, Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely, A L Schaefer and baby, Mrs John Vert, Ethel Wilkie in Alaska, Henry Latourelle returning from Seattle, James J Richardson to umpire in Western Tri-State League, George La Fontaine from Lehroan Springs, Nortion Birkis leaving for Anivelon, Westbrook Dickson returning from Seattle, William Heusner visiting.
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R. N. Adams
Stanfield Stockman
Yeuterday
Harry Kidwell
Walla Walla
Pendleton
H. H. McReynolds
Elsie McReynolds
F. T Chamberlain
Ukiah
Joe Blakely
Pilot Rock
A. L. Schaefer
Portland
Seaside
John Vert
Hen Nelee
Ethel Wilkie
Alaska
Henry Latourelle
H. J. Latourelle
Youterliy
Seattle
East Oregonian
Westbrook Dickson
American National Bank
Renile
Dickson
William Heusner
University of Oregon
Caterpillar Engines Work On Wheat Ranch
Station Oregon July 22 The first carload of 1913 wheat from Gilliam county was billed out at Shuttler station by Arlington Lumber to M H Houser of Portland and was among Portland s first wheat cars. The Kilbourne ranch near Ole produced the grain harvested by a caterpillar powered harvester hauled to Shutter in two trips, one trip moving 296 sacks weighing 39 150 pounds. Further carloads are expected as contracts for immediate delivery rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Ore
Gilliam County
Arlington Lumber Company
M. H. Houser
Portland
Dale Giory
Kilbourne
Ole
Censor Bans Feud Film At North Yakima Theater
North Yakima Washington July 22 censorship committee urged by city officials to uphold community morals ordered the removal of a feud film from the Majestic theater. Manager Mercy complied under protest and prepared to pursue legal action while noting the film contains gunplay but contends if objecting it would target Cleopatra which rector Dean Lockwood reportedly enjoyed.
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North Yakima
Wash
Kentucky
City Commission
Alfred Lockwood
Majestic
Splawn
Mercy
Dean Lockwood
Gould Road to Build Coast Branch Lines
San Francisco July 22 Branch lines will be constructed within six months in California and Idaho officials of the Western Pacific railway said on behalf of President B F Bush. C L Stone general passenger traffic manager noted funds will be spent immediately to build feeders. Definite routes not yet decided with rumors of a line from Winnemucca Nevada to Boise Idaho.
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San Francisco
Californian
Idaho
Western Pacifico Railway
Thould
C. L. Stone
Bathalf
B. F. Bush
Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Nev
Boise
Rules Over Senate in Shave Row Sparks Party Split
Senator Clarke presiding in the Senate is described with a shave impropriety, while Republicans praise the smooth look and Democrats mock it. The incident occurs as tensions rise over a call to assembly and Marshall is away. Pages briefed on the scene as Clarke hurries to resume presiding.
Matrimonial Odds Mentioned as One to One
A brief line notes that the marriage odds are set at one to one, indicating parity in the match or decision context. The note lacks additional context or named entities to provide fuller background.
Bomb attacks jar Lisbon as police seize bombs
In Lisbon on July 22 police thwarted a coordinated bomb plot by raiding cars carrying baskets of bombs and arresting numerous suspects linked to an advanced radical faction. Shooting wounded several, a bomb killed a policeman and wounded others. a sailor-dressed man with a bomb was captured near the barracks. A boy was seriously injured when a second bomb exploded after he struck it.
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Lisbon
Advanced Radical Party
Detroit 6 New York 1 Clarifies NL results
Detroit defeated New York 6 to 1 in a baseball game. In National League action New York fell 8 to 4 to St Louis and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. Chicago won 6 to 2 against Boston while Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 13 to 6.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
N. W
Portland
Victoria
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Cobb Willing to Quit as Detroit Star
BOSTON July 22 Ty Cobb unhappy with his 12500 salary would welcome a change to join another team. He wrote he would like to play in Boston but doubts the Red Sox would trade Speaker. He named two other American cities where he would like to play.
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Cobb
Boston
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Varian Leads In Batting Averages
Pendleton center fielder Clark Varian tops the local club in batting for the second half two weeks. He hit 885 in the Polse series and 646 in four games vs Walla Walla, bringing his two week average to 492. Haworth is second at 546, with Rader at 529 in last week’s four games.
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Clark Varian
Pendleton
Polse
Sagalinet
Walla Walla
Western Tri-State league ousts Pennie Starkell as umpire
President W N Sweet of the Western Tri-State league dismissed Pennie Starkell from umpiring after a period of controversy. James J Richardson, a noted sporting writer and scorer, was appointed to fill the vacancy and will arbitrate Pendleton this week. Russ Hall was sent to Walla Walla for the Boise series amid reports of bias favoring the Home team in Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieten
W- N. Sweet
Russ Hall
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Sweet
Richardson
Jamieson a Tha Berger Debi Osborne 6.60
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jamieson, Tha Berger, Debi Osborne and a figure 6.60. Limited legible details prevent full event context or clear relation among named entities.
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Jamieson
Berger
Debi
Osborne
Tibet
Longevity of Old Soldiers at Gettysburg Reunion
Washington Herald reports on the 50th reunion of Civil War veterans with about 50,400 aged attendees. Pennsylvania sent 17,820, New York 9,639, New Jersey and Massachusetts followed, while Virginia 1,827 and North Carolina 1,215 represented the Confederacy. Many veterans could not attend due to finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
Gettysburg
Enien
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Confederacy
Virginins
North Carollina
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
E. Bluff Street
Green Partakeet
Victor
Warren
County
Umatila
Court House Yard
Frank Saling
Adv
Grand
Arkansas
Grand Stock Co
F. J. Donaldson
Japan
Coast Branch Lines
California
Senate
Clarke
RPS
Marshall
Chamber
J. A. Borie Lumber
Beaver Board
Walla Wal Au
Pet
Varian
Schlaon
Augustus Ae
Haworth
Starkell
Fair
Econ
National Indian Congress
U.S
Seaforth Highlanders
Custer
Sena Li
Chater Commerce Building
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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