Dr Wiley Warns on Pure Food and Nutrition
Dr Wiley spoke to about 150 listeners at the high school auditorium on pure food and nutrition. He faulted lawmakers for misallocating funds and warned that half of U S children may be starving due to improper diets. He urged better cooking and cautioned against adulterated products and overweight children as a false health measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiles
Wiley
Lfe
New York State
Erie Canal
Utah
State Board of Health
Congress
Washington
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Damon Lodge Hosts Knights of Pythias Visitors
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias entertained many visitors from county lodges last night. The gathering featured a demonstration of new ritual work and a banquet with Judge W. R. Ellis as toastmaster. Attendees included numerous members from Athena Helix Adams Weston and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
W. R. Ellis
Bave One
Lee Johnson
Athena
Alex McKenzie
Adams
Silas EF. Simonton
Albert E. White
Milton
Thomas W. Coffee
F. B. Henry
W. D. Green
J. W. Bell
Weston
York Dell
Chas Alspaugh
Helix
A. L Grover
G. C. Temple
E. Smith
N. K. Bott
G E. Smith
BE. W. Konagek
W. H. Wood
G. H. Dishon
Echo Couple to Wed and Local Real Estate News
A marriage license was issued to Jerry W. Coppinger and Edith C. Sherman, an Echo couple. Lucien McConshe of the McConshe-Moses Lake Irrigation Co visited from Tacoma to place lands for sale with Hansen & Houghton in Grant County ready for settlement. Real estate transfers include W. S. Ferguson and wife to F. S. LeGrow and others. J. S. Hogden, 64, committed to Branch Hospital after stroke, deemed insane by County Physician Garfiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry W. Coppinger
Edith C. Sherman
Lucien FL McConshe
McConshe-Moses Lake Irrigation Company
Tacoma
Hansen & Houghton
Grant County
Wash
Branch Hospital
Hogden
Freewater
Oreson Hospital
Garfiel
New Oregon Hotel in Portland Celebrates Local Goods
Pendleton Commercial association officers sent a congratulatory letter to hotel managers Wright and Dickenson. The reopening day highlighted that all furniture and blankets are Oregon made from local mills, underscoring the hotel as an Oregon institution powered by regional suppliers.
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Oregon
Portland
Pendleton Commercial Association
Wright
Dickenson
Cleve Boyd Arrested on Vagrancy Charge in City
Cleve Boyd a well known young man of the city was arrested this morning on a warrant charging him with vagrancy and will be tried this afternoon at 3 o clock in police court. The police allege he has been idling about the streets and places of questionable repute for some time. Chief Kearney swore to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Boyd
Kearney
Crayne Sues for Division of Echo Grazing Land
J Shereman Crayne and wife sue J W Cates and wife Muriel Blanch Templeton and husband J C Crayne and Lula Iva Crayne for division of Marcus Drullinger estate 160 acres of grazing land near Echo. A Newberry represents the plaintiff.
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J. Shereman Crayne
J. W. Cates
Muriel
Blanch Templeton
J. C
Lula Iva Crayne
Marcus Drullinger
Mr. Crayne
Echo
A. Newberry
Feoples Warehouse Shows Inaugural Window Display
An eye catching window at Feoples Warehouse features pamgreen charmeuse in a display tied to Mrs Woodrow Wilson’s inaugural gown. The arrangement combines draped flags with artistic presentation to mark the event and convey formality.
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Feoples Warehouse
Woodrow Wilson
Interior upgrades at Pendleton Drug Store showcased
The Pendleton Drug Store interior is undergoing extensive improvements. A ten foot rear deck is built over the office and two side balconies extend halfway up the room. Display shelves under each cross beam with electric lighting highlight products. Other improvements are in progress.
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Pendleton Drug Store
Judge Phelps Returns to Duties After Smallpox Absence
Circuit Judge G. W. Phelps resumes work after a weeks long quarantine at his home for smallpox. He faces a busy period with a first bill ordering all parties claiming an interest in the estate of the late A. M. Erb to appear before April 22 to show cause why the estate should revert to Oregon rather than heirs.
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G. W. Phelps
A. M. Erb
Oregon
Was Not Racing With Cycle.
Frank Pierce and his mother returned yesterday evening from Hepner where they had been to attend.
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Frank Pierce
Heppener
Funeral of James H. McHaley Banker Killed in Auto Crash
The funeral was held for James H. McHaley the city banker killed in an auto crash a week ago. Pierce says reports overstated speed and racing with a motorcycle, noting the car traveled no more than 20 mph while the motorcycle stood still. The accident occurred when the banker’s young son lost control of the steering. Painters Target Pendleton Spring Touchups as City Works Begin on Vincent Street Home of City Attorney Carter. The Welch store front also receives a paint job after a joke by Elmer Turner. Murphy Bros. own both buildings and the paint shop. Turner paid a quarter for Murphy’s painters to work.
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James H. McHaley
Pierce
Pendleton
Charles H. Carter
Vincent Street
Welch Clear
Elmer Turner
Murphy Bros
Turner
E. J. Murphy
Murphy
Elopement Nabbed by Parma Officer in Local Lodging House
A Caldwell Idaho youth Henry Lee Rose 21 and his sister in law Elsie Maud Rose 22 were halted yesterday in a local lodging house with the woman returning to her husband. M A Bates Parma police judge with local officers arrested the pair. the brother was sent west and ordered to stay away from Caldwell. Weeping and farewell followed as the couple separated.
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Caldwell
Idaho
M. A. Bates
Parma
Henry Lee Rose
Elsie Maud Rose
Ira Hughes
Rivers and Harbors Bill Signed by Taft
Telegram from Joseph N Teal to W L Thompson reports Taft signed the rivers and harbors bill before leaving office. Open river in the near future is assured. Teal congratulates Inland Empire residents, praising their loyalty and Congress' efforts.
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Taft
Joseph N. Teal
W. L. Thompson
Inland Empire
Congress
Lane Will Be In Wilson's Cabinet
Washington March 4 President Wilsons cabinet though not officially announced today will in all probability comprise the following according to information from an authoritative source Secretary of state William J Bryan Secretary of the treasurer William G McAdoo Attorney general J C McReynolds Secretary of commerce W C Redfield Secretary of war Lindley M Garrison Secretary of the navy Josephus Daniels Secretary of the interior Franklin K Lane Secretary of agriculture David E Houston Secretary of labor W B Wilson Postmaster general Albert Burleson Nicely furnished front room for rent 418 Jefferson street Phone Red 2652
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Washington
Wilson
William J. Bryan
William G. McAdoo
J. C. McReynolds
W. C. Redfield
Agriculture
David E. Houston
W. B. Wilson
Albert Burleson
Jefferson Street
Oath of Office Administered to Mr Wilson
Wilson rises early to begin inauguration day with family at Shoreham hotel. The presidential entourage and military secretary Colonel Birch appear in full regalia. Two hundred newspapermen visit the White House, and Wilson notes cabinet posts are filled as delegates escort him to the White House. At the Senate, Bryan Lane Huston Reffield McAdoo Garrison and Daniels are seated with the cabinet lineup.
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Wilson
Shoreham
Jessie
Eleanor Wilson
Josephine Cochran
Colonel Birch
White House
Senate
Bryan
Lane
Huston
Reffield
McAdoo
Garrison
Daniels
McReynolds
Burleson
Tallman Takes New Office Tonight in Pendleton
John F. Robinson steps down as Pendleton Commercial association chief executive as Joseph V. Tallman begins his administration at 7 30 pm. The program includes an inaugural address by Tallman, musical selections, solos by Mrs. J S Landers and Mrs. Carl Power, and remarks by T C Taylor and W L Thompson outlining past achievements and future goals for the city. Roy W. Ritner’s secretary appointment is expected to be confirmed and he will be installed.
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Taft
President Wilson
Washington
United States
John F. Robinson
Pendleton Commercial Association
Joseph V. Tallman
Woorow Wilson
The
Commercial Association
J. S. Landers
Carl Power
Commercial Club
T. C. Taylor
W. L. Thompson
Pendleton
Roy W. Ritner
File Suit to Dissolve Alleged Thread Trust
Trenton March 4 Government representatives filed suit to dissolve the so called thread trust naming the American Thread company and allied concerns as defendants. A perpetual injunction restraining the company from further violations of the Sherman law is asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Thread Trust
American Thread Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Constitutional Remedy Claim
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is advertised as the only constitutional cure, claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 to any failing case, and prompts requests for circulars and testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fireworks Replace Ball for Washington Inaugural Night
Washington march crowds will see fireworks on the Washington Monument grounds and a grand display along Pennsylvania Avenue. A half million people are expected as electric lights, luminous portraits of Wilson and Marshall, and numerous pyrotechnics transform the capital into a festive scene after the inaugural center of attention moves to the fireworks back of the White House.
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Washington
James Madison
Wilson
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
Wa Hington Monument
Capltel
White House
Marshall
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Methodist Sunday School
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Ferguson
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Lydia Chittenden
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MR. Wilson
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