Pastime theater listings and local business notices
Locals Pastime pictures please all Rent pictures and prizes given at the Pastime theater A warm theater with new and lively pictures the Pastime Freeh fish every day At Pendleton Cash Market Phone Math 10 For rent Furnished housekeeping rooms Enquire 517 Aura sect J B Halley express Leave orders Welshs cigar store Phone Main 19 Wanted by man and wife place to Work on ranch Address W R olore this office Gus La Fontaine has just received a fresh lot of crawfish crab and oysters In the shell at the Queue For rent News room cottage with modern conveniences Tyot 0x100 Algo new barn and yar Enquire 513 Pine street Fine new line of Hams Tracon Smokel Metts and Lard at Pendle ton Cish Market Phone Malin 101 Pendleton Cash Market best meats Kennedy s Orchestra will furnish music for all occasions Formerly the Grand theatre orchestra Address Lee DB Kennedy 624 College phone Black 1441
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Pendleton Cash Market
J. B. Halley
Welch
W. R
Olore
Algo
Pine Street
Pendleton Cish Market
Kennedy
Grand Theatre Orchestra
Lee
College
Black
Grocers Deny Planned Price Increases in Chicago
The Retail Merchants Association of Chicago denies reports that grocers plan to raise prices on staple foods like coffee tea and sugar. President Weatfield says grocers have not met to raise prices and have actually reduced prices on certain staples. The association adds no price increases are needed at this time.
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Chicago
Hive s star Tas Ash mans wealth a patrolman named Hasett
In Chicago in March the rich patrolman Michael Hasett is described as a star with a wide reach and a gentle demeanor. His income is estimated at 500 to 1000 dollars monthly, and he has served for about two years.
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Chicago
Klenage
Michael Hasett
Notable Local Official Known for Charity and Real Estate Wealth
A long time lockup keeper at the sockyards division is noted for his charitable acts toward the poor of his district. His fortune, estimated at about $150 000, stems from real estate investments built up over many years.
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Gars Hte
Roul
Plans small arms contest figures by departments
Washington March 3 Major General Bell of the army staff has issued instructions for the annual small arms competition of the army this year. The plan contemplates des departmental rifle and pistol competitions rather than divisional ones. Competitions will be held at Port Nisaguas Port Sheridan the Presidio of Monterey and Leon Springs.
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Washington
Bell
Army Staff
Port Nisagus
Port Sheridan
Presidio of
Monterey
Leon Springs
Blanche Walsh Leaves Hospital After Illness Recovery
Kansas City reported actress Blanche Walsh left the hospital on Monday after more than a month as a patient with stomach trouble. She has virtually recovered and is moving forward with her plans.
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Kansas City
Blanche Walsh
Pension for Civil War nurses approved in Senate
The Senate on March 3 passed a bill granting a pension of 12 dollars a month to dependent volunteer army nurses who served in the Civil War. The measure aims to provide monthly support to those women who assisted during the conflict.
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Washington
Senate
Poor widow Louise Sage wins 10010 damages in auto death case
Louise Sage, left destitute with nine children after her husband’s death, was struck and killed by an automobile on Mast Cherry Street on July 10, 1908. A jury in the superior court awarded her $10,010 in damages.
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Senate
Louise Sage
Suit of Clothes Free Shooting Score Contest
A promotion offers a free $26 suit of clothes in Bond Brose store to the maker of the best shooting score from March 4 to 13 at Stevens and Smith shooting gallery 709 North Main Street. The second highest score earns 1 percent of the pipe shooting receipts. Read the East Oregonian.
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Bond Brose
Stevens & Smith
North Main Street
R. M. Stark
Academy Girl to Present When Patty Went to College
Pendleton Academy girls plan a local talent play titled When Patty Went to College based on Jean Webster. Cast largely features students including Edith Raley and Hazel Olcott with Fletcher Norvill and Maude McRyer in key roles. A Palmotier sisters concert is slated for March 22 under academy auspices. Track team prep and tennis grounds upgrades are underway along with an annual alumni banquet and various athletic committee duties.
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Pendleton Senademy
Patty
Jean Webster
Edith Raley
Priscilla Pond
Ethel Hull
Georgia Merrilles
Katherine Furnish
Thin Fe
Shooting Contests At Main Street Gallery
R M Stark, owner of the Main Street shooting gallery Ald amusement parlors, announced plans to run a series of shooting contests at his establishment. He offers a $24 suit of clothes to the top scorer in a set time, with a second prize for the runner up. He hopes to attract women customers with contests and plans interior renovations.
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R. M. Stark
Main Street
Ald
Stevens & Wilson
Mr. Stark
Eliyah
Orpheum's New Program Sets City Ablaze With Acts
Orpheum theatre managers boast one of the best bills in the city this week. The Musical Shirley's deliver a full show with many encores. Mike Alberta Hadley stars with her soprano voice electric costumes and graceful stage presence captivating audiences.
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Orpheum Theatre Management
Mike Alberta Hadley
High Grade Numbers and New Motion Pictures
A curious note from Success Magazine mentions new films Charlotte Corday Somnambullet and the dreamy old waltz song I’d Rather Float Through. A French general faces a dramatic scene as his wife berates an old servant, who begs to depart but is told to stay.
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Charlotte Corday
Success Magazine
Modest As to Her Charms in Boston Transcript Tone
A fragment from the Boston Transcript depicts flirtatious banter where a speaker adores beauty and charm and a surprised refusal follows a compliment. The quirky exchange emphasizes playful romance and social wit in a bygone era.
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George
Boston Transcript
Youths Writings Spark Mocking Note in Tribune Style
A playful Chicago Tribune leaf through a youth letter to the editor ends with a tongue in cheek correction about respectful wording. The exchange involves mock formalities and a lighthearted jab at typos and phrasing.
The Point of Resemblance in a Caricature Dialogue
A brief dialogue compares Carnegie and Tare re spending power. Fuddy notes neither can spend. Carnegie’s income is too large while TI has none. The exchange highlights unequal wealth.
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Fuddy
Carnegie
Tare
Boston Transcript
Why is it Women Prefer Marriage Says Nashville American
The Nashville American quotes a remark questioning why some women choose marriage, suggesting indifference to men’s fate. The snippet reflects social attitudes and quoted dialogue on marriage expectations.
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Nashvil
Rats as Destroyers Alarm New York Property Loss
A magazine writer estimates rats destroy about 100 million dollars of U S property yearly nationwide and five million dollars in New York alone, highlighting the economic impact of the rodent problem.
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United States
New York
Just in Time She John Weather Says Colder Tomorrow
A reader quotes a dialogue about anticipated cold weather. A doctor cites a need for climate change while a weather forecaster predicts a drop in temperature tomorrow, reflecting public concern about upcoming conditions.
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John
Dr. Fred Peacock Convicted of Manslaughter in Cathlamet
In Cathlamet Washington Harry Tuesday morning Dr Fred Peacock was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Madelaide Longtaine. He was turned over to the sheriff pending an appeal and may be released. He claims arrest and conviction stem from a dirty political plot and vows to continue fighting to prove his innocence. The trial lasted a week and the jury deliberated just over two hours.
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Cathlamet
Harry
Fred Peacock
Madelaide Longtaine
Grant County District Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Notice
Stockholders will hold the Grant County District Agricultural Society annual meeting at John Pay on Thursday March 4. Officers will be elected to serve next year. The fair for the coming fall will be considered and arrangements finalized at the meeting.
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Canyon Cy
Grant County District Agricultural Society
John Pay
Child Drowns in Brownsville Millrace
Four year old Dr-Cloid Howe, son of C J Howe a Brownsville merchant, drowned between noon and 1 PM Monday after slipping into a millrace that cut through the city. No observer saw the accident. the body was recovered about fifteen minutes later.
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Brownsville
Cloid Howe
C. J. Howe
Fever Outbreak Closes Fairview Public School
Fairview Oregon public school closed due to several cases of typhoid fever. Doctors expect more cases to develop soon. Quarantine measures are being enforced as cases are identified.
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Fairview
Ore
Steamship Savol Braves Ice Field Cleared by Early Thaw
Steamship Savol reached New York this week after navigating a 60 mile ice field. Mariners report a sign of an early thaw in the Arctic waters ahead.
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New York
Housekeepers once stocked many soaps for cleaning tasks
A bygone era saw housekeepers maintain half a dozen distinct soaps for varied cleaning needs and chores. Each soap served a specific purpose from dish duties to laundry and surface care, reflecting a broader household routine.
Man on Suicide Attempts in County Jail
North Yakima March 3 Confined inmate Sutherland Indorer believed to be delirious tremens made four desperate attempts to kill himself in jail Monday. He hanged with a necktie. cloth broke. He then tried suspenders and leather straps, both breaking. The last effort used a cuff fastener to sever wrist veins. He was rescued by the janitor and will be examined for sanity.
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Yakima
Wash
S, Sutherland, & Indorer
Sutherland
Cottonwood timber for sale at Horseshoe curve reserve
About 2000 standing cottonwood trees at the reservoir site near Yoakum are offered for sale. Buyers may cut and purchase in desired quantities. Propositions to purchase are solicited. Furnish Ditch Company. By EB P Marshal, Supt. If you sell in the East Oregonian it’s so.
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Horseshoe Curve
Yoakum
Furnish Ditch Company
EB. P. Marshal
East Oregonian
Krupps support aeronautic professorship in Germany
Berlin, March 3. Lieutenant Gus tav Von Bohlen and Halbach, who married Krupp's daughter, donated 2500 dollars to the aeronautic professorship at Gottingen and pledged the same annually. Krupp has organized an aeronautical engineering section to develop guns for use against aircraft, with two model guns already ready one discharging explosive shells and the other launching a burning projectile.
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Berlin
Gustav von Bohlen
Halbach
Herr Krupp
Aeronautic
Goettengen
Krupp
Aeron Engineering
Heavy snow halts travel across Central Europe
Berlin March 3. Snow has fallen since Sunday across Central Europe and continues. Rail and telegraph lines are heavily disrupted in the eastern provinces of Russia with depths from six inches to two feet, delaying communications and transportation.
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Berlin
Europe
Russia
Training a Camel to Bend Knees Takes Years
A historic note explains camel training is lengthy with about three years needed to teach bending the knees for loading and unloading operations. The process emphasizes careful handling and patient instruction across stages before the animal becomes compliant for transport tasks.
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