Ladies Assist City In General Cleanup Campaign
Civic association plans with city council to lead a street cleaning effort Friday and Saturday. Appointed committee chairmen will recruit ten residents each to help. Thursday afternoon clubs coordinate with Civic association to avoid duplication. Schools to assist, debris hauled to streets, disposal rules set.
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The
Civic Association
R. Alexander
J. F. Robinson
R. Ringo
Will More
Nash
Will Ingram
Anna Z. Crayne
G. I. la Ihw
Chaz Gren
Pendleton to Have Jobbing Lumber and Cement Business
Inland Empire lumber firm plans Pendleton headquarters to handle jobbing lumber fuel fence posts and cement with existing yards at Hermiston and Stanfield. Dr M Kern will manage, expand trade across eastern Oregon Washington and southern Idaho using Pendleton’s transport links. Cement warehouse to be opened. other goods to be carried in carload lots only.
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Inland Empire Lumber Company
Pendleton
Dr. M. & Kern
Hermiston
Stanfield
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Kern
College Singing Girls at Ore gon Theater Tomorrow Evening
Under the high school lecture bureau, the College Singing Girls will perform at the Ore gon theater tomorrow night as the final number of the year’s high school course. Press notices call it one of the season’s best attractions. The troupe was in town last evening and departed for Walla Walla this morning to appear there.
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College Singing Girls
High School Lecture Bureau
Oregon Theater
Walla Walla
Bleached hair cited as possible sign of non gold gloss
A brief remark questions the reliability of appearances noting that bleached hair may suggest not all that gleams is gold and prompts reflection on value and authenticity.
Personalities Move Through Pendleton Crowd
Edgar Norvell of Helix visits Portland for a few days. Homer I. Watts arrives from Athena. H R Loughlin of Hermiston transacts business in Pendleton. R N Stanfield journeys from the county west end for business. Dr F A Clise the optician rides the Incoming Northern Pacific. John P McManus of Pilot Rock stays in Pendleton overnight. G M Rice returns from Walla Walla. G W Schlegel, Pilot Rock cashier, returns home after business. W H Dale and wife travel to Salem after news of a sister-in-law’s death. G M Jackson tours as traveling agent for C P Sea-Pac line. Dan P Smythe leaves for Arlington for sheep business. Rev E W Warrington visits from Pilot Rock. Mrs N A Jones arrives from Heppner to visit sisters. Sheriff T D Taylor returns from Salem with penitentiary superintendent. J B Eddy of O R N right of way department in city for line changes west of town.
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Edgar Norvell
Helix
Portland
Homer I. Watts
Dow
Athena
H. R. Loughlin
Hermiston
Pendleton
F. A. Clise
Northern Pacific
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Walla Walla
G. M. Jackson
Canadian Pacific Sea- Pacific Line
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
E. W. Warrington
Presbyteriand
N. A. Jones
Heppner
R. W. Fletcher
Eleanor Redfield
T. D. Taylor
Salem
Harry Sperling
Cleveland Gould
J. B Eddy
Home Industry Delegation Journeys to Nelson Farm
A visiting party from Holt Manufacturing includes Ben C. Holt H L Boswell John H Morrow Martin Weller and others mapping plans at the Nelson farm The group is joined by E L Smith Pendleton Holt representative and features Wil Wa Union and local business figures from Walla Walla and Wal lisburg Washington
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Ben C. Holt
Holt Manufacturing Company
H. L. Boswell
Walla
Holt Company
John H. Morrow
Morrow-Drew Company
Walla Walla
Sorrel horse breaks loose and causes collision on West street
A sorrel horse tied by the State hotel for hours escaped about 3 PM, ran onto West street, the buggy overturned against a tree, and the runaway ended. The buggy and harness were badly damaged, but the horse was uninjured.
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State Hotel
West Street
Divorce Suit Filed by Douglass Leffingwell Against Laura Leffingwell
A divorce suit was filed by Douglass Leffingwell against Laura Leffingwell in the city. The couple married in 1897 and the wife deserted the husband in 1906. No children were reported.
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Douglass Leffingwell
Laura Leffingwell
Warship Hurries to Scene of Uprising in Liberia
Washington reports the scout cruiser Birmingham was sent to the republic of Liberia after word of an uprising nearing a point where white residents are in danger. Missionary Rev. B. K. Speirs is reported killed at Cape Palmas as tribesmen advance against foreign nationals.
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Washington
Birmingham
Republic of Liberia
B. K. Speirs
Cape Palmas
Virginia Penn Games Duel At Virginia University Meet
Pennsylvania’s crack athletes arrive in Charlotteville for a dual track meet with the University of Virginia. Virginia fields strong sprinters and hurdlers including Martin and Stanton in the 440 as the Philadelphians push to win.
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Charlotteaville
Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Virginia
Martin
Stanton
A A Boynton Dies Plowing in Hood River Field
Amos A. Boynton aged 78 died of a heart event while plowing on the Hood River ranch of his son in law J H Shoemaker in Barrett district. He had summers with his daughter Mrs Shoemaker and had just returned from Pendleton. Funeral set for 2 p m Friday at Bartness chapel.
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Hood River
A. A. Boynton
N. Se Sturdivant
Amos A. Boynton
J. H. Shoemaker
Barrett
O Brien named agent for O R N at Pendleton
Thomas F. O Brien is appointed O R N agent to take the post left vacant by Jacksons resignation ten days ago or longer. A letter to W L Thompson from General Superintendent M Buckley announced the appointment and says O Brien will arrive about April 1. Depot staff regard him as a stranger and Lyons has been acting agent since Jacksons departure.
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Thomas F. O
Jackson
Lyons
Local Man Celebrates 100th Birthday in Salt Lake
Garrett E. Conover of Salt Lake today marks his centennial. Born in New Brunswick New York to a mother who lived to 102, he spent much of life farming. He moved from Denver six years ago seeking relief from asthma and now enjoys good health, crediting temperate habits and Scotch ancestry.
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Mar
Garrett E. Conover
New Brunswick
N. Y
Conover
Denver
King Menelik is Sure Enough Dead
London reports the death of King Menelik of Abyssinia occurred last Sunday. A Addis Ababa dispatch confirms a UPI cable, adding that civil war over succession between Empress Taitu’s followers and Ras Tesman’s faction backing Prince Sid may be imminent.
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London
Menelik
Abyssinia
Addis-Abeba
United Press
Abysinnia
Taltu
Ras Tesman
Sid
Peasants Threaten Lynch Mob Over Dance Hall Fire
Report from Buda Pest on March 20 states a crowd in search of a youth accused of starting a dance hall fire near Ockoorite Sunday night. The blaze killed nearly four hundred people. The youth was seen hiding nearby and faces lynching if captured.
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Buda Pest
Mar
Shackleton to dine with Transportation Club in New York
Sir Ernest Shackleton will be guest of honor at a dinner tonight by the Transportation Club at the Hotel Astor. After the event he will take a midnight train to Boston and, after lecturing in New England, travel to Canada as guest of Lord Grey. He is expected to appear in the Dominion on April 1.
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Boston
New York
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Transportation Club
Hotel Astor
New England
Shackleton
Canada
Lord Grey
Dominion
Watches for Athletes Prize at Loughtin Lyceum Games
A new prize concept debuts at the Loughtin Lyceum meet tonight in New York. The winner in each event will receive a handsome watch chronograph with split seconds, while runners up in second and third place receive lesser timepieces. Most of the metropolitan district's star athletes are expected to compete.
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New York
Loughtin Lyceum
Johnson Arrives in England Sick Abroad for Treatment
Tom Johnson former mayor of Cleveland arrived in London from the United States and went to the Carlton Hotel. He was too ill to meet reporters and will seek medical specialists for his malignant disease.
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Johnson
England
London
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Carlton Hotel
Government May Aid Refugees Near Mount Etna
Local authors in Catania appeal to the government for aid to care for thousands of refugees from the stricken area around Mount Etna. The government is likely to appropriate funds to support relief work.
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Catania
Mount Aetna
Painter notes capital prize in matrimonial lottery undrawn
A painter reports the capital prize in the matrimonial lottery remains undrawn, as residents await developments. The item highlights the unusual prize category and ongoing anticipation in the community.
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A Apinster
A Stubborn Cinderella shines with Mason and Lilja on stage
Homer B. Mason as Mac in A Stubborn Cinderella drew applause with easy grace and infectious smile as Carolyn Lilja sang well as Lady Leslie. Supporting characters Fal Skeeter and a lively chorus boosted the comic operetta, with several hit songs enhancing the lively finale.
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Homer B. Mason
Mac
Carolyn Lilja
Scandina Vian
Leslie
Fal
Lady Killer
Skeeter
Stage Review Praises Crowd Applause Yet Laments Scenery
A theater review notes hearty audience applause for Girl You Love but criticizes last night's production for plain brown scenery and insufficient stage color. It cites tight budgets at Princess Amusement and calls for varied costumes to liven the show.
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Princess Amusement Company
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