Hiking Elks Pass Through Pendleton on Trek to Portland
Three Elk hikers from Brookfield Missouri walk 2200 miles to Portland for a national convention. C. G. Johnson left after twelve days, but Brown, Stone, F. Lyon, and H. F. Clark continued, reaching Pendleton after overnighting in Meacham. They plan a July 4 Portland arrival with a reception planned by Portland Lodge. They have averaged about 1975 miles in 73 days and gain local hospitality along the way. Doctors from Pendleton head to Ontario for the Eastern Oregon District Medical Association meeting.
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D. Stone
F. & Lyon
H. F. Clark
Brookfield
Missouri
Portland
Pendletn
Meacham
Stan Neld
String
Nebraska
Umatilla
Pete Tilson
Tillson
la Grande
Nassau Pendleton
Ontario
Eastern Oregon District Medical Association
Sues to Recover Money in Milton Promissory Note Case
Dean Goodman of Milton has filed suit to recover 260 dollars plus interest from S. Dickerson on a promissory note. Attorney D. Peterson represents the plaintiff. Local resolution backed as Keefe of the Commercial Club notes letters from Wallan Walla Lewiston clubs endorsing use of Panama canal machinery to open the Columbia and Snake rivers.
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Dean Goodman
Milton
S. Dickerson
D. Peterson
Keefe
The
Commercial Club
Wallan Walla
Lewiston
Alexanders Appoints Two New Managers at Store
Alexanders department store announces two new men in charge of separate departments. Both appointments mark expansion and leadership changes in the midtown shop.
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Alexanders
Alexander ‘S Department Store
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Only
Advertises a cure for deafness blamed on catarrh and an inflamed Eustachian tube. Claims hearing restoration possible through constitutional treatment and offers a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. Mentions J J Chilney & Co Toledo Ohio and a sales network.
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All
J. J. Chmney & CO
Toledo
Croucetets
The
Hal
Lester Swaggart Returns From New York Medical Visit
Lester Swaggart returns from New York where he sought medical aid for a malignant growth in his throat. Doctors deemed surgery too dangerous, so he remains in the area to continue treatment locally.
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Lester Swaggart
New York
Years Make Changes in Fortunes in Pendleton
J F Robinson once a barber and head of Pendleton Commercial association helped a Lewiston barber seek work in Pendleton, leading to a lifelong partner in business Harvey Goat arriving as a resident. Goat, now Lewiston’s prominent businessman and grand senior warden of Idaho’s grand commandery, visited Pendleton en route home after attending the Welser annual convention.
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J. F. Robinson
Pendleton Commercial Association
Dmestic Laundry
Pendleton
Robinson
Lewiston
Idaho
Harvey Goat
Welser
Fisherman Finds Diamond Ring in Lake St. Clair
Mt Clemens resident logs a ring found in a fish caught in Lake St. Clair near Mt Clemens. The ring bears the inscription E M F to Alice BB and is in custody of Gots J. Freeman of Pittsburg awaiting a rightful claimant.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Gotls J. Freeman
Pittsburg
E M. F
Alice
Freeman
Lake St. Clair
WETS WIN IN BOISE LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
Boise voters approved the local option election by a 2500 majority, up 200 from two years ago. County precincts favored dryness by 100 votes, reducing the city margin to 1800. A spirited campaign had both sides active in mobilizing voters amid unusually heavy registration and turnout.
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House
Idaho
Boise
Man Pleads Not Guilty After Assault Sentence In Camden
In Philadelphia William Figner jailed three months for assault on his wife. He claimed not guilty and the court retried him after noting the act was merely catching her by the dress with no injuries. A court constable quipped that it paid to butt in.
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Butt
Philadelphia
Camden County
William Figner
Coffin King Arbuckle Remembered For Delicate Charity
The late John Arbuckle, known as Coffen King Arbuckle, was praised for charity carried out with notable sensitivity and tact, according to remarks recalling his generosity.
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John Arbuckle
Coffen
King Arbuckle
Ng Coffen Brnker
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Friday Program
An exceptional Friday bill at the Orpheum features four full reels. The Redemption of Ben Farland shows redemption through love. A Close Call follows fake street entertainers misled by a crime. Helen's Marriage has eloping lovers aided by friends. Her Convict Brother portrays a prison escape linked to a summer home. Their Hero offers a college boys’ tribute to a football hero.
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Orpheum
Ben Farland
Vitagraph
Ben
Helen
Tom
Papa
Kalem
Hazel Newson
Edison
Pastime program includes Honor and the Sword and more
The Pastime lists Lubin's Honor and the Sword with a diamond plot involving Tom Sage and Judith Dexter a fencing duel to defend honor. Also shown When the Fire Bells Rang a Biograph bio and a Roman tragedy with props. Kalem The Pilgrimage praised and The Sheriff and His Man a strong Western by G M Anderson noted as a premier feature.
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Good Pictures
Honor and the
Sword
Lubin
Tom Sage
Judith Dexter
Judith
Villian
Mother-inlaw
Kalem
Essanay
G. M. Anderson
Sensational Westerns and Comedies At Local Theater
Friday and Saturday feature two reels of The Crisis with a U S cavalry troop Indians and cowboys plus pony express riders in a dramatic frontier tale of a son redeemed by heroic action. Also shown Tammy Becomes a Toreador Falling Leaves and Jimmie is Nearsighted in lively Gaumont and Solax comedies and adventures.
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U. S. Cavalry
Pony Express
Min
Tammy
Jaumont
Tommy
Solax
Jimmie
Gaumont
Unitle
Orpheum act Law and Kelth thrills at city store
A classy metropolitan music store act opened last night for three days. Law sings and Kelth charms with a sweet voice while Mise Law accompanies on piano. Encores pleased the crowd and the mysterious finish drew praise. Admit one price. Do not miss it.
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Orpheum
Law & Kelth
Kelth
Mise Law
Dog Fossil Claim Marks 6.9 Million-Year Old Find
A discovery suggests a dog fossil dating to about 6,900,000 years ago. The claim implies a longer canine lineage, and researchers note the work would be happier if the majority of dogs approached that age or older.
Bears Defeat Irrigators In Final Walla Walla Game
Walla Walla Washington June 1 Bears defeated the Irrigators 6 to 2 at Sportsman's park in a third straight win for the Bears. Smith pitched well for the local club allowing five hits while Boise miscues helped plate five runs. Mays hit a three base drive driving in two as Jansen and Fox reached base in the ninth before Lundstrom closed out the win.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Kell
Boise
Bears
Sportsman's Park
Hibernian
Jansen
Fox
Mays
Smith
Lundstrom
Childers
Thompson
Bolse
Altermatt
Clark
al Beott
Gimlin
West
Eenne Fox
Harmon
Ese Childers
Johnson
Tyone
Oveeeun Martini
Davis
Brown
Ee Rochon
Aie Tetee
Kelly
Bolseeeee
Rochon
Martini
Knell
Portland Beats Vernon 4 to 2 in Coast League
Portland defeats Vernon 4 to 2 in Coast League action. Pitchers Gray and Brown for Portland and Klawitter and Howley for Vernon contributed to the mixed scoring and early offense with the teams exchanging runs throughout the game.
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R.H. E. Portland
Entecroeemee of
Vernon
Casees Sapien Eastaire
Gray and Brown
Klawitter and Howley
Cigarette and Cigar Consumption in the U S
New York reports Carl Werner an authority on tobacco trade states that about 22 million cigars and 24 million cigarettes are burned daily in the United States. He estimates the annual tobacco expenditure would fund the Panama Canal several times over and leave substantial surplus. The national cigarette bill is around 40 million dollars per year.
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New York
Carl Werner
United States
Mr. Werner
Mr. Warner
A Good Name and a Bank Ahead of Riches
A well known name may carry prestige yet fail at a bank showing that fame does not guarantee financial reliability. The piece explores how reputation influences lending decisions and the limits of branding in financial trust.
Wind blows down Echo warehouse in heavy coastal wind
Echo Oregon June 21 large corrugated iron warehouse beside the Alfalfa Meal Mill was blown down and destroyed in the afternoon wind. Several trees toppled and chimneys overturned as Newport and Co. begin concrete warehouse work for Jos Cunha. Two carloads of materials on site. Progress rapid on O A Cannons cottage. Local residents noted social visits and fishing trip returns from Duncan and Stanfield.
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Echo
Ore
Newport & Co
Jos Cunha
O. A. Cannon
Dale Street
R. B
Wind breaks Watts building window at Stanfield
Stanfield Oregon June 21 The wind Thursday broke a large plate glass window in the Watts building. Truman Yates entered the boys and girls pony contest by the E. O. and our people will assist him. Frank Connor of Hood River sold his eight acre tract to E. Severance. R. M. Tuttle of Portland visiting. Mayor Kyle went to Pendleton on business. Earle Coe of Portland visiting brother George. Mr and Mrs Austin Wadsman returned to Seattle. Mrs L. S Seea and son of Milton were here early in the week. G L Hurd and Mildred went to Portland Friday. Ed Watts attended Moose lodge in Pendleton Thursday night.
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Stanfield
Ore
Watts
Truman Yates
E. O
Frank Connor
Hood River
E. Severance
R. M. Tuttle
Portland
Kyle
Pendleton
Earle Coe
George
New York Wives Boycott Beef Eat Only Fish
New York HouseWives League heads plan to substitute fish for meat for a week to counter high beef prices. Mrs. Julian Heath says 175000 members will receive letters detailing cooperation from fish dealers to keep prices steady as demand shifts to fish on domestic tables.
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New York
Housewives’ League
Fulton Market
Baron Island
Julian Heath
League
Hotmewlves’ League
Neighbors Duel Over Card Game Ends in Double Fatality
In Westfield New Jersey Cirlo Bal mang and Jose Strino, longtime neighbors not friends, fought over a card game. After hours of heated abuse and accusations the duel escalated, leaving both men dead from five bullet wounds. Coroners Westcott and staff prepared for burial as onlookers watched the tragedy unfold.
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Pale
New York
Oather Mayers
Cirlo Balmang
Jose Strino
Westfield
N. J
Carlo
Joe
Westcott
Jose
Fatal Gun Duel Between Carlo and Jose Described
Witnesses recount a pistol duel where Carlo and Jose drew revolvers within five feet, fired repeatedly with five cartridges each, and collapsed together as shots finished. Bystanders found both men dead at the scene.
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Carlo
Jose
Innocent Verse on Beauty and Equality
A reflective couplet about girls noticing handsome men and the idea that all people are born free and equal, with individuals shaping life by their choices, even from a young age. The lines explore charm, social norms, and early perceptions of identity.
Freckles disappear with ethine double strength cream
In Pendleton a new drug named ethine double strength promises clear skin. Apply small nightly doses to freckles and morning results show disappearance or fading of spots. most users require about an ounce. Guaranteed money back if freckles do not remove.
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Pendleton
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promoted for Graying Hair
An old column touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray or lifeless hair. It claims the formula uses domestic sage and sulfur plus tonics to restore color, remove dandruff, and refresh dry hair. Priced at fifty cents, the product is sold by druggists and dealers.
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Wyeth
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