University Commencement at Oregon Largest Class Yet
The University of Oregon announces its flat annual commencement program from June 23 to 26 featuring war exercises and a musical festival under Prof. Irving M. Glen. A round trip rail rate of one and one third fares is offered with certificated tickets redeemable at the registrar. The Class of ’07 lists 65 graduates across Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts recipient, with names and hometowns for dozens of graduates including Barber, Beebe, Hittner, Blaie, Bond, and many others.
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University of Oregon
Orégon
Irving M. Glen
Joseph L. Barber
Portland
Bibert G. Beebe
Eugene
Omar N. Hittner
Clara M. Blaie
Paul G. Bond
Florence
Aure- Hin Burch
Rickerall
Antoinette Burdick
Cottage Grove
Mabel Cooper
Independence
Margaret Candiff
Edwin R. Fountaine
Khmath Falls
Maude Gallogly
Oregon City
Francia V. Galloway
Mcminnville
Margaret Gittens
Salem
Harley Glaske
Lola Goddard
Thoy V. Hammack
Harrington
Wash
Max 8. Handman
Ernest Hardin
Prineville
T Louis A. Henderson
Hood River
George W. Hug
Bummerville
Andrew W. Jackson
Bandon
Wister Johnson
Faltz Johnson
Creswell
Roy W. Kelly
John R. Latourette
Helen McKinney
Baker City
Bertha McKinney
Henry McKinney
Stuart McQueen
Maude Miller
Felix BE
Moore
Astoria
Guy Mount
Silverton
Edwin Newell
Harry ©. Paddock
Grace Parker
Mable Paul
Feugene
Harry Raf
Bond Bros Clo thier Empowers Pendleton Style Clash
Roosevelt faces trouble in seeking a third term while Toddy remains a major factor in national politics due to broad-mindedness and popularity. The ad highlights Bond Brog as Pendleton’s leading clothier offering trendy men’s furnishings and clothing, claiming broad appeal and timeliness.
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Roosevelt
Bond Brog
Pendleton
Teddy
Hotel Arrivals List From St George Hotel
A long roster lists guests arriving at the Hotel St George including Robert Scott Spokane M J Mullins Portland F Kramer New York J E Sweeney Milwaukee C McNaught Hermiston ROR Johnson Echo Eros H Rage Portland H M Sewell St Joe Mo H R Hogue Walla Walla C H Kuiper Portland many others from San Francisco Chicago Seattle and beyond also noting couples and local residents among the arrivals with scattered towns like Pendleton Athena Heppner and Long Creek appearing in the long enumeration.
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Hotel
St. George
Robert
Scott
Spokane
M. J. Mullins
Portland
F. Kramer
New York
J. E. Sweeney
Milwaukee
C. 8. McNaught
Hermieton
Ror. Johnson
Echo
Eros
H. Rage
H. M
Sewell
St. Joe
H. R. Hogue
Walla Walla
C. H. Kuiper
BE S Leamnekey
Tom Mitchell
G. B. Holloway
Hoover
N. G.thompson
San Francisco
N. BH
Thompson
N. Biewillon
D. Gibson
Jones
the Dalles
Mia
E. A. Edwards
Geo
McGilvary
A. B. Eberhart
Wall
Tivtel Pendleton
Simpson
L. H. Manny
Chicago
J. M. Terry
St. Louia
F. A. Grimm
Isaac Bauity
Hoxcow Germa
Philadelphia
L. W. Wing
L. Baldwin
Bolae
B. Holmui
Wella Walla
Chas
J. Biek
Chlesno
C. H. Huttenham
E. &. Monroe
Mummy
Golden Rule
Mins
Huth Jackson
John Kennedy
South Bend
Cora McHargne
L. G. Bemaner
Seattle
G. L. Howland
City
Ben Calvin
Ritter
Jarma Bellingg
Sam Lee
Fred Ashbaugh
Heppner
W. B. McCrary
John Bergine
Athena
J. G. Bayard
Kilby
J. H. &Smith
Olympia
P. J. Biack
Forsil
P. P. Kilburne
Long Creek
F. W. Kellogg
Tacoma
C. W. Hill
Starbuck
J. W. Byrne
BR. H. Batachelet
August Nespiie
Clty
G. M. Baer
Elty
Gust Freeman
J. B. Johnston
D.C
Minister Seeks Sand Car to Aid Displaced Pastor
Rev Howard Gilpatrick of the Congregational church Hillsboro Ore files a complaint with the state railroad commission alleging Southern Pacific negligence for not furnishing a car to Central Sand Portland to deliver a sand shipment. He says the delay leaves him without a home or place to sleep and forces him to stay in an open building while awaiting remedy. The car was ordered May 33 and the issue has been referred to railway officials for investigation.
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Becaure
Central Sand Company of
Portland
Howard Gilpatrick
Congregational Church
Hillsboro
Ore
State Railway Commission
Southern Pacific Company
Sand Company
Salem Statesman
Salem hosts 800 teachers for state convention
The Salem Statesman reports the reception committee, tasked with housing and feeding at least 600 teachers for the three day state teachers convention in Salem on July 1 to 3, faces a difficult planning task as the event approaches.
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Salem
Fiys
Salem Statesman
Blizzard word origins and Leigh Hunt in Pearsons Weekly
A collage of notes on the word Blizzard tracing American usage to 1880 81 and earlier European echoes plus a vignette on Leigh Hunt. It cites an Eng Heh writer 1884 and recalls a Victorian tale of duty killing and the Australian aborigine.
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Chicago News
If I Had Known He Feared An Organ
A village in eastern Middleborough faced conflict over introducing an organ in church services. At a crucial meeting a neighbor interrupted with a fiery remark, declaring he would have hung an organ on his wood pile years ago if he had known the speaker feared the instrument.
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Middleboro
Boston Herald
Not the Same Man in Court
The District Attorney confronts a prisoner who insists he is not the man previously sent to state prison for burglary six years earlier. The DA accuses him, presses for his identity, and the prisoner confirms being the same James Bruce of Boston, while claiming he is not the same man who served five years.
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James Bruce
Boston
Mass
A Chinese Chair of Repentance and Its Torture Blades
In a description from Wide World Magazine a Chinese chair of repentance is depicted as a straight backed armchair fitted with multiple blades. The blades run horizontally on the back, vertically on the seat and base, and along each arm where a sitter rests an edge. The blades are whetstone sharpened prior to use as instruments of ritual punishment.
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Wide World
Adequate Dress Proves Time Since Last Accusation
In a witty exchange from the Catholic Standard and Times, Mrs. Gayley notes three years have passed since an accusation, citing her dress worn since the last confession. Gayley questions the timing, joking about a poker game claim and years of residence with the same attire as evidence.
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Gayley
A Feminine View Reflections On Society And Mirrors
A compact excerpt features witty banter on gender roles and courting norms. The speaker contrasts youth freedoms with parental limits, while another voice urges self honesty before a mirror. A remark on the unwritten jaw frames social restraint as a safety valve.
Humors in the Blood and Skin Disease Cures
An old advertisement explains how skin conditions reflect blood humors and acids. It promotes S. S. S. as a natural blood purifier to cleanse the system, claim curing eczema, tetter, acne, psoriasis, and related skin illnesses. A testimonial from W. G. Long in Paducah Kentucky endorses the remedy.
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Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Women and Kidney Health Promoted by Dean's Pill Remedy
Pendleton readers are urged to trust Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backaches dizziness bearing down pains and kidney trouble. Mrs S C Oliver of 612 Maple St Pendleton Ore testifies the pills gave relief and restored vitality. Sold by Brock McComas Co Buffalo New York. Also notes a transportation fare rate for the Twenty Third International Christian Endeavor Convention in Seattle with travel details.
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C. Oliver
Maple Street
Pendleton
Ore
Dean
Brock & McComas Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sixteenth International Convention Ticket Offer
For the 1907 convention the O R and N Co sells round trip tickets at one and one third fare. Tickets good for travel on mile July 4 and 34 with final return limit July 10 1907. Local agent or write WM M'MURRAY G P A Portland Ore
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International Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Ward
Indostre
WM. M’murray
Portland, Or
WM. M'Murray
Portland
Ore
Notice to indebted parties to settle by June 20th
All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to me will kindly call at my office and settle by June 20th. ROBERT FORSTER.
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Robert Forster
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the Alexander Department Store
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John Woodley
Wm. G. Chandler
Marshfield
Oscar Beck
Theodore Holet
Oney G. Jackson
Lauridas Lauridsen
Charles T. Warner
Harry A. Hampton
Joseph W. McArthur
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Leigh Hunt
Keats
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Lamb
Byron
Coleridge
Dickena
Carlyle
Hunt
Pearson’s Weekly
Paps
Tudge
Belive
Dallas Rewa
Paducah
W. Long
Danville, Ky
J. EB. Wiseman
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Geo. Hartman, JR
W. &. Byers
Levi Ankeny
W. F. Matlock
M'Leod
G. M. Rice
T. C. Taylor
Walters
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