Pastime Pictures and Local Classifieds Offerings
Commercial Barn offers clipped horses oats and timothy hay with insured policies. Lee Teutsch advertises insurance and moving services while promoting the Cheney Jersey dairy wagons. Rentals include furnished houses near Alta and College and a cottage near Standard Grocery. Also listed are lumber, land for sale near Furnish-Coe project, a prosperous eastern Oregon livery business, and a magnetic personality remark.
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Timothy
Lee Teutsch
Pilano
Cheney Jersey
Orpheum Shows Double Feature Program Summary
At the Orpheum today a 1000 foot pastoral comedy drama in Buds Season and a 1900 foot Vitagraph drama The Navajo's Bride present a multi scene tale with Pablo Chiquita and a convict, followed by Essanay West Western A Way Out West and Caxtaway Kaleem drama 1000 feet. Lubin shorts include Grandfather’s Gift 760 feet Officer Muliloon’s Double 250 feet and a Lubin comedy Tired of Living Without You.
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Orpheum
Biograph
Kalom
Pablo
Chiquita
Vitagraph
Essanay
the Caxtaway
Kaleem
Lubin Jrams
Officer Muliloon
Lubin
O. O
The Trimming of Paradise Gulch at The Pastime
The Pastime presents a Sunday program headlined by The Trimming of Paradise Gulch followed by a 1000 foot Sele drama Seven Days and a 1060 foot Selig comedy A Quiet Boarding House among other acts. Read the Want ads today.
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Hak
Paradise Gulch
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Docket
Pendleton items report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Hager of Gibbon at Weston weighing eight pounds. Mrs Hose Campbell received a bottle of water from the Sea of Galilee sent by Mrs Clyde Beach now traveling in the Holy Land. Mr and Mrs J B Mumford depart for Portland then Ocean Park to summer along the Columbia River as vanguard of a Pen Hiecton beach colony. A meeting of sea anglers is set by President G I LaDow for next Monday at 8 at city hall to plan trout for bankers banquet at Wennha Springs and other business. J W Maloney and J H Gwinn travel to Portland for the Knights of Pythias grand lodge meeting next Tuesday. Other delegation members plan to follow.
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Torn
John Hager
Gibbon
Weston
Galilee
Hose Campbell
Sea of Galilee
Mra
Clyde Beach
Holy Land
Bor
J. B. Mumford
Portland
Ocean Park
Washington
Columbia River
Pen- Hiecton Beach
Anders
Soea
G. I. LaDow
Bankers
Wennha Springs
Grand Lodge
J. W. Maloney
J. H Gwinn
Knights of Pythiss
Police Court Grist and Stanfield Dance Fever
Two men faced the bar of justice as John Snider an Indian and John Shatterer a white man served three day sentences for intoxication. The United Orchestra departed by motor car to Stanfield for a town dance tonight, with many locals hoping for an enjoyable evening.
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Bar of Justice
John Snider
John Shatterer
Stanfield
United Orchestra
West End
Grace Miller Weds C. P. Baxter of Seattle
Information from the city confirms the marriage of Miss Grace Miller former principal of the Washington school to Mr. C P Baxter of Seattle. The ceremony took place after Miss Miller served three years as principal and was regarded as a competent teacher.
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Miss Miller
Grace Miller
Washington School
C. P. Baxter
Minister Will Preach at La Grande Church Tomorrow
J M Cornelison and Nile daughter Miss Mary Cornellson depart for La Grande where he will preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow He will address children in the morning and discuss the work Velgene for the Indians on the Cinatilia reservation in the evening
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la Grande
J. M. Cornelison
Nile
Mary Cornellson
Mr. Cornelison
Presbyterian Church
Cinatilia
Ritner Death Brings Mre Storle News From Ban King
Mre H M Ritner died at her home in Ban king California. Death occurred June 17 with burial at Rodoénia Beach. Formerly Miss Lillian Turner of Vancouver before marriage she was 33. H M Ritmer is a brother of Mre Storle and Roy Ritner of this city.
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Ritner
Banking
California
H. M. Ritner
Rodoénia Beach
Gordon Menzies Dies on City-Walla Walla Run
Gordon Menzies a well known conductor who split time between this city and Walla Walla died this morning in Walla Walla from rheumatism of the heart after months of illness. His wife died suddenly over a year ago. No funeral arrangements have been advised here.
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Gordon Menzies
Gordon Menzes
Walla Walla
Pilot Rock Crops Good Report From Northwest Region
W McClure, northwest chief of the Cranling Industry bureau, reports from Pilot Rock counties that farmers expect a good harvest this year. He notes fields yielding up to 40 bushels per acre and widespread 2 bushel wheat, attributing the recent rains as timely for crops and overall Northwest prospects.
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Pilot Rock
de S&s
Local Flour Shipments to China and Japan Reach 88 000 Sacks
By evening, 88 000 sacks or 80 carloads of flour will have been shipped from the Tigers mill to China and Japan in the last two weeks, mostly to the orient. Manager Mrs. FW McComne says the plant is one of the Northwest's largest, annually turning wheat into flour.
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Tigers
China
Japan
Orient
FW McComne
Northwest
Toll of Automobiles Rises in Chicago Casualties
A Chicago police report shows 250 injuries in the six months ending June with 2 deaths in the period. For June alone five killed and 43 injured as the toll climbs, reflecting rising danger on city streets.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Homecoming Parade in New York
The article recounts Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s return to New York City with a grand harbor salute, a massive Battery Park ceremony, and a sweeping Fifth Avenue procession.Crowds gathered in Battery Park and along Broadway and Fifth Avenue, with 150,000 in Battery Park and hundreds of thousands more along the routes. Notables including governors, senators, and business leaders attended the reception. The parade featured Rough Riders, Spanish War veterans, and numerous civic clubs as Roosevelt acknowledged cheers from windows and streets.
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Battery Park
Reconvelt
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Department of Dike
Battery
Colonel Roosevelt
Gaynor
America
Récep- Hin Stn
Mra Ronsevelt
Pervena
Grout
Bas Rilief
City of
New York
Rough Riders
Mt of Arms of
Amwrren
Association
Roosevelt
Ir. Hagner
H. B. Quinby
New Hauiypehtire
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
U. S
F. P. Flint
California
Charles Pnejs
Lawrence O. Murray
H. C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Hamilton Fish
Henry M. Goldfogle
William Sulzer
Herbert Parsons
W. W Cooks
V. Hornes
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Edward R. O'Malley
A. M. Cheney
Gifford Pinchot
L. 8. Rows
American Academy of Political Sciences
Luke Wright
Warf
Waldo
Booker T. Washington
Agriculture Wilson
The
Navy Meter
Archibald Bult
Pomevelt
Coleonel Rostevell
Lon
Palice
Crete
Troop C
Brooklyn
Ela
Seventh Regiment
Bani
Chartrman
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Foifth
Washington Square
69Th Street
Fourth Street
United States
59Th Street
Roosevelt Rooters
Army and Navy Union
Fifth Were
Wool buyers offer top prices at Echo sale
Echo wool salon bids exceed prior sales with three clips offered and three bids reported by Charles Hy Green. Jon Cynha 75000 pounds at 17 18 cents, Cunningham Sheep & Land Co 11000 pounds at 16 8-8 cents, William Sinsher 65000 pounds at 15 1-4 cents. Sale closes this afternoon. Monte Gwinn clip sold Thursday at 17 1-8 cents.
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Echo
Charles Hy Green
Green
Jon Cynha
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
William Sinsher
Nendleton
Vale
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F.E. Livengood & Go
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Inquire
Standard Grocery Co
Alta and
College Streets
Judd
Pendleton
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Chas. Weston
Coelllo
Ore
Furnish-Coe
John B. Wilson
Malin Street
Walla Walla, Wash
Oregon
Cc. H. Jordan
Anthony Hope
Newsy
Police Court Grist
Wohlenberg
Dep’t
Fine Royal Ann
Ingram’s Grocery
Koeppens
Koeeppen
PROUR
Ortent
Balley
Bsth Street
Andros
Andres Voerin
Nicholas Longworth
Cowles
Ith
Douglas Robinson
T. Douglas Robinson
Monroe D. Robinson
Joseph Alsop
Theodore Roosevelt
Alexander
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