Pendleton Boy to Graduate From University of Oregon
University of Oregon will graduate many athletes on June 19 including Jas S Johns of Pendleton. Johns, Hayward's crack sprinter for four years, earned economics honors as a hard working student active in student affairs and athletics. His departure will be noted as the loss of a leading sprinter and popular student.
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University of Oregon
Jas
Johns
Pendleton
Hayward
Johnson
Department of Economics
John
Astor Receives Massive Fan Mail About Inheriting Fortune
Vincent Astor, reaching adulthood next November, faces intense attention from thousands of correspondents. Letters arrive from admirers of all kinds, from ardent lovers to well wishers offering to sacrifice for a share of the Astor wealth.
Pretty and Ugly Letters Draw Young Astor’s Attention
The text notes that many letters to a young man named Astor come from women seeking his attention, sometimes with flirtatious or personal motives. It suggests young men of looks and prospects attract female interest, and Astor’s case shows intense, almost hysterical attention.
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Assors
Huges
Young Astor
Bare Foot Corn Controversy At Yale Laundry Suit
In Baltimore a $5000 personal injury suit by Mrs Annie Tangney against Yale Laundry ends with a corn dispute. Judge Dakkinsang presided as jurors viewed Tangney’s right foot after she rolled back a stocking. Dr Judd claimed a corn, while Dr McCarthy testified there was none. Tangney, 42, was struck by a Yale Laundry wagon.
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Baltimore
Annie Tangney
Snan
Yale Laundry Company
Dak- Kinsang
A Convenient Code in Detroit Tale by Cobb
The piece recalls Frank J. Cobb once a Detroit reporter who knew a Michigan governor famed for freehand WebTer. While dining with the governor and family a messenger relays that a political scheme failed due to a lieutenant’s bungling. The governor vents in profanity, argued away by his wife and a quip about simply talking this way.
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Frank J. Cobb
Detroit
Michigan
Cobb
Marila
Saturday Evening Post
Steals for dying mother then gives himself up
Granville Smith a 24 year old department store driver stole $24 to fund a trip to bring his dying mother to Philadelphia to die at her sister’s home. He surrendered to a special policeman in the city, saying his happiness could not be harmed by imprisonment. He remains jailed on $600 bail. The report notes his mother’s illness and creditors’ pressure. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Philadelphia
Mount Alto
Granville Smith
Market Street
Smith
Bennet
Fifty-first Street
Florence Avenue
Granville
City Hall
McFarland
Fire gas fixture burns fireman in Mount Holly
During an electric storm a gas pipe leak ignited when a relief company firehouse fixture fell apart. Charles S. Shreve attempted repairs and suffered severe burns to his fingers as flames spread to the ceiling before others extinguished the blaze. A real estate notice follows.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Shreve
Ye Ugly Face Club volume to publish in London era 1748
A quaint book to be issued reprints the minute book of the Most Honorable and Facetious Society of Ugly Faces from Liverpoole 1748 to 1753. Members included prominent Merseyside figures and rules required bachelors with odd, droll dispositions.
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London
Ugly Face Club
Liverpoole
Ugly Faces
Merseyside
East Oregonian Classifieds and Ads Summary
A dense collage of 1910 and 1911 figures on public works farm products and timber plus ads from the East Oregonian. It lists road expenditures, farm product values, livestock and mineral outputs, lumber, fish, and market data. Also promotes North Coast Land Co in Vancouver and subscriber services for magazines, plus sale bills, rags, and a secondhand plumbing business in Pendleton Oregon.
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British Columbia
B. C
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
North Coast Land Co., Ltd
Vancouver
United States
Europe
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton Oregon
Ridiculous Society Rules on Appearance and Membership
An 18th century fragment lists absurd criteria for a society’s members. It condemns judging by facial features such as mouth shape, eye cast, jawline, nose, and chin, and even a potato-like blemish as noble. It mocks shallow standards and fines for marriage.
Rooster Attack Wounds Child Near Town
Harold ArauSchmann, three year old son of Mr and Mrs John ArauSchmann, lies in danger after a rooster attack caused severe bleeding. Local scene unknown. condition described as almost bleeding to death.
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Clarion
Harold
John Arauschmann
Rooster Attack Severed Child's Jugular in Yard Incident
A boy in a chicken yard picked up an ess when a rooster attacked, thrusting its spurs into his neck and severing the jugular vein. The mother stopped the bleeding until a doctor arrived.
Something New In Pendleton Parlor Ad
An old Pendleton ad touts O K billiard card and ton sorinal parlors with cigars tobaccos and smokers supplies. Each room offers good checks toward baths shave or shine. Call to get acquainted.
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Pendleton
O. K
Wanted Agents Selling Titanic Disaster Book and Roosevelt Policies
Wanted agents to sell Titanic Disaster book and Roosevelt and His Policies. Earn ten dollars daily, commissions 50 percent to agents and 60 percent to general agents. Freight paid, credit given, outfits free. International Bible House, Dept P, Perry Building, Philadelphia.
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Roosevelt
International Bible House
Dept P
Perry Bldg
Philadelphia
Hair combings offered for custom hair goods order
Mail your hair combings to Ellen J. Roberts in Milwaukee Oregon and receive switches puff pieces or pompadours made from your own hair for 41.50 with a guarantee you will get all your hair back. Include your name address and return postage.
D A May Contractor and Builder Estimates Furnished
D A May a contractor and builder offers estimates on all masonry cement walks and stone walls. Contact via phone block 3786 or the Oregonian office.
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A. May
Oregonian
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New York
Vincent Astor
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
First National Bank
Pendleton, Joregon
Hot Lake Sanatorium
W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce
Cleveland
Rk. H. EB
TOM Weceecacsaeraest
Chee
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Kaler
Easterly
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Lapp
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Chicago
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Hood
Bolt
E. T. Wade
East Webb
P. O. Box
Echo, Ore
Northwest
Rags
Sharon & Eddings
Ore
William
Aesop
Rooster
Cihtld
Ellen J. Roberts
Milwaukee
Chichester
Nest
Whitman
Tallman @ Co
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Pres
H. Marsh
Sec
Bentley & Leffingwell
Main Street
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Props
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton Lodge No
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A. M
Damon Lodge
O. F
J. A. Best
C. C
R. W. Fletcher
Baker
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Building
D. C. M'Nabb
Koeppen
East Court Street
Co. W. Lassen
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Res
Bush St
Garfield
M. D
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Matin
Court Streets
RALEY
James A. Fee
Attorney At Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Bpcarter & Smythe
Americas ‘National Bank
James B. Perry
A’ Law
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Schmidblock
Peterson & Wilson
Attorneys At Law
Smith Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
Johnson & Skrable
Offie
Despais
Justice Court
V. Strosse
China Restaurant
Ung D. Goey
Alta Street
Tallman Drug Co
The
Beaver
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