High Athletes Make Very Good Showing at Carnival
A large crowd attended the Commercial gymnasium Saturday for a high school athletic carnival organized by Coach Asbahr. The program featured boxing, wrestling, and novelty events, with standout moments from Paul Pinnell, the Dorsey and Gray boxing match, and an entertaining elephant race and broncho bucking contests.
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Commercial Gymnasium
Lattelier
Asbahr
Chester Fee
Claud Hampton
Joe Dorsey
Rex Gray
Myere
Rayburn
Tallman
Wild West Round-Up Ends With Feats and Food Contests
A rodeo-type program featured a road tie suspended from the rafters, a pass through the crowd by a fearless rider, and a five dollar incentive that drew onlookers as riders fell to Longs Tom and Lightfoot. Major acts included a bull fight between Kerbis and Rugg, a plenteous eating contest won by Asbahr, and a wild man race where Krebs and riders led the field. Rattleanake Pete and Texas repeated in several events, leaving many with paint on their faces and the crowd cheering.
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Rattlesnake Pete
Texas
Longs Tom
Lightfoot
Kerbis
Rugg
Asbahr
Rattleanake Pete
Agin
Fee
Roark
Krebs
Dr Mann Opens New Portland Dental Parlor
Announcements reach Pendleton friends as Dr E A Mann opens a Portland dental office in suite 19 Selling building. Mrs Charles Olcott and husband travel to Portland after a message that their daughter Miss Hazel Olcott stenographer for Lieberling Lucas Music Co is seriously ill with heart trouble.
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Dr. Mann
Portland
E. A. Mann
Pendleton
Charles Olcott
W. G. Cole
Hazel Olcott
Lieberling-Lucas Music Co
Improvements at Henry Collins grain office in Livermore building
Henry Collins local manager of the Balfour-iubria Grain company has made extensive improvements to his office on Court street. His private office moved to the rear and the front office equipped with new desks and a counter. The floor is now covered with linoleum.
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Henry Collins
Balfour-iubria Grain Company
Livermore Building
Court Street
Uma tilla County Good Roads Meeting Called
President H J Taylor calls a meeting of the Uma tallya County Good Roads association in Commercial club rooms next Saturday at 1 30 PM The Commercial club committee on good roads will attend Important highway improvement matters will be discussed and all interested men are urged to attend.
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H. J. Taylor
Umatilla County
Fred Vincent Resigns Portland UPI Manager Post
Fred W. Vincent, son of Dr and Mrs F W Vincent, today resigns as manager of the Portland branch of the United Press association to take a better position. He is described as a capable newspaper man rising in the profession and will be succeeded in Portland by Haymonit Torney.
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Fred Vincent
Fred W. Vincent
F. W. Vincent
Portland
United Press Association
Vincent
Haymonit Torney
Police Court Record Reports Drunk Forfeitures
Two men forfeited half of five dollars each this morning on the police court docket. William Vanover and William Barnett appeared there. Walter Colter, the blind news-sitter, was found guilty of using obscene language Saturday afternoon but sentence was suspended by Judge Fitz Gerald.
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William Vanover
William Barnett
Walter Colter
Fitz Gerald
Frank Rack returns to Perdleton after six years in Alberta farming
After forty years in Umatilla county Frank Rack leaves northern Alberta with discouraging crop outlooks. He returns to his five-acre Riverside ranch in Perdleton and says farmers may not recover their seed wheat and faces tough prospects. He predicts poor crop prospects for the region.
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Alberta
Frank Rack
Umatilla County
Perdleton
Five
Riverside
Noodle House Opens Tuesday In State Hotel Building
City news notes: jail emptied of offenders after sentences served and kept clean under Chief Kearney's supervision. He vows strict enforcement of a chicken curfew to curb truants. The Un Company plans a noodle and chop suey parlor on Webb and Cottonwood, with renovations complete and future laundry and Chinese store to follow. Jim Gee leads the Chinese business group.
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Pollen Kearney
Hotel Kearney
UN Company
Webb and Cottonwood
The
Orientals
Chinewe
Jim Gee
Pendleton Celestials known for honest work and eateries
Joe Louie and Lung Un, longtime Pendleton residents, are described as energetic workers. The Con Dung Low Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors will operate under this name. The Fireman's Dance at Echo marked the final event in a seven dance series by the Fcho fire department, with many dancers attending. The United Orchestra of Bigelty provided music. Dog catcher Harry Hart will be at April 1 event per Chief Kearney, and delinquent dogs will be governed by the announced rule.
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Joe
Louie
Lung UN
Pendleton
Con Dung Low
Fcho Fire Department
United Orchestra of
Harry Hare
Colling
Harry Hart
Kearney
MeBane Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
MeBane, Ralph McBane, a quarter-breed Tritan, faced a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Nefterly on horse stealing charges and was bound over to the federal grand jury under a $1500 bond. Deputy U S Attorney Johnson prosecuted. Roosevelt Club at Echo organizes for Teddy’s renomination with 7h voters enlisted. meeting Wednesday to plan campaign. Round-Up band in Pendleton advertises 1911 Round-Up. band rehearsals continue in Armory band room as they prepare summer concerts at Round-Up Park.
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Ralph McBane
Nefterly
Federal Grand Jury
J. S. Attorney
Johnson
Troosevelt Club
Echo
Teddy
Roosevelt
New York
American Musician and T Journal
Pendleton
Armory
Grounded Eye Care Promises Restorative Tension Method
A clinic touts a scientific program to restore eye muscle function and overall vision. It claims a methodical examination of each muscle and eye part using the latest techniques. The practice cites numerous satisfied patrons as proof.
Portland Band May Play Golden Potlatch in Seattle
BR W Fletcher manager of the band has received a letter from J W Pace general manager of the Golden Potlatch celebration to be held in Seattle in July asking whether the band could be secured for that celebration. It is very possible arrangements will be made as the band will be in Portland at the National BPOEF and can stop at Seattle on the return trip.
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BR. W. Fletcher
J. W. Pace
Seattle
Portland
Kindergarten Supervisor Heads to Fog Chow China
Miss Mary F Led yard, Los Angeles public schools kindergarten supervisor for fourteen years, prepares to depart for Fog Chow China to help implement a complete kindergarten system in the new republic.
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Los Angeles
Mary F. Ledyard
Fog Chow
China
New Republic
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