Good as Promised Gym Show Draws Wide Attendance
An amateur night featured a strong program with Mrs. Vincent as Mrs Pilneoddy and Mrs. Johnson as Sarah Bunt. Willard Bond played Captain O Scantle with K J Taylor as Mr Pillioddy, while George Eyre gave a Chinese monologue and the Parkes sisters performed as a lively singing and dancing act. The evening offered varied acts including a Romeo and Juliet stunt and an oyster and clam quartet, all well received by a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillboddy
Mra. F. W. Vincent
Mra. Pil- Neoddy
Mra
Minnie Stillman
Mrs. O'Beattle
Willard Bond
Captain
Parkes
Joseph Owenhouse
George Hartman
Sol Baum
George Eyre
Westbrooke Dickson
Evangelist Rev Martin Heads to Salem for Series of Meetings
Rev Martin and his wife and daughter depart for Salem to conduct a new series of evangelical meetings after closing a successful revival in New Albany Indiana. He plans to move to Seattle permanently after the engagements. Mrs Martin will practice medicine in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Martin
The
Christian Church
Salem
Seattle
New Albany
Ind
Advertising car from California promoted by state tourism
A. C. Koeppen of the Koeppen Brothers reports a Santa Clara California paper describing the state advertising car. The vehicle carries state literature and products, travels from place to place, and distributes information promoting the state. It is said to do more to advertise California than any other agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen
Koeppen Brothers
Santa Clara
Cal
California
Lewin and Clark
Mit
Sute
Confirmation Ceremony At Church Of The Redeemer
Bishop L H Welles of Spokane will perform the confirmation at Church of the Redeemer this evening. Rev Henry Dixon Jones will present the class. Bishop Morris of Oregon is ill and will be conducted here by Bishop Welles in charge of the Spokane diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
L. H. Welles
Spokane
Henry Dixon Jones
Welles
Morris
Orego
Pendleton High Team Set for Baker City Track Meet
The R R N company offers a reduced fare of one and a third to Baker City for the Pendleton high school track meet on May 20. A large number of Pendleton supporters are expected to travel to root for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & N. Company
Baker City
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Sportsmen’s Association Meeting for Waite's Funeral
Members of the Pendleton Sportsmen's Association are ordered to meet at H. J. Stillman’s gun store at 4 a.m. tomorrow to escort the body of F. W. Waite from the train to Elke’s hall by order of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
H. J
Address by Rev Helen to Ladies Missionary Society
Rev C LT Helen will address the Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist church tomorrow at 4 20 p m. All society members and other ladies are earnestly invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. LT
Helen
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Society
Norris and Rowe Circus Rescheduled to Pendleton
Norris and Rowe's circus is coming to Pendleton on June 7 this season. The show is currently in the Willamette Valley, and plans have shifted to a new location and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris & Rowe's Circus
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Savings Bank Ad Promises Growth Like a Tree
An old bank advertisement touts a savings account with 4 percent interest and semi annual compounding. It compares growth to a tree's sap rising through trunk and limbs while deposits stay intact and safeguarded.
Fred Waite Dies After Surgery in Portland Elks Plan Funeral
Fred Waite died at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland after surgery. Funeral arrangements by Pendleton Elks proceed with services at Church of the Redeemer and interment in Colfax. The exalted ruler of Pendleton Elks, Waite led lodge activities until illness. He is survived by three small children and his wife, who died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waite
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Pendleton Lodge of Elks
Colfax
Elks
Church of the Redeemer
Henry Dixon Jones
The
Elks Lodge
Thomas Thompson
G A. Hartman
Frank Frawer
Harry Thompson
Charles Bean
Fred W. Waite
Wilsh
Mr. Walte
Pendleton
Waite
Elks and the
Sportsmen's Association
Two Supreme Court Arguments In Wallowa And Union Cases
This morning two cases were argued in the supreme court Lettie Rice respondent versus Wallowa county appellant with D M Sheldon for the appellant and Slater for the respondent. Next Union county case Charles A McCrary et ux appellant versus G W Bimgeers respondent argued with C H Finn for the appellant and Crawford for the respondent. This afternoon Moses Taylor divorce case is being argued with W M Peterson John MacCourt and James A Fee representing. Afterward John McCourt will argue Fouts Hood River case challenging the local option law. The Th N tax case likely follows Hood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lettie
Rice
Wallowa County
D. M. Sheldon
Slater
Union County
Charles A. McCrary
G. W. Bimgeers
C. H. Finn
Crawford
Moses Taylor
Wool bought up in Idaho as sales day nears
BE H Clark, veteran woolbuyer, reports nearly all Thahe wool bought in Idaho. He just returned from the region and says no saley days are held there, so the market is open for contracting at any time. Prices ranged 14 to 18 cents, higher than last year. He stays in the field until after the first sales day on May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thahe
BE. H. Clark
Foresters of America Meet in Portland in May
State lodge of Foresters of America convenes in Portland May 14 17 and 18. The O R N railroad offers a special reduced rate for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lodge of Foresters of America
Portland
Mormon Community Surges in Cumberland Townsmith Revival
A revival across northern England boosts Mormon activity, notably in Rund Eland where a persistent Mormon community has thrived for over 36 years. Strong local ties and ongoing missions mark the revival era in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Runderland
Fingers Crushed in Ironing Roller Accident at Pendleton Laundry
Florence Willoughby, a Pendleton Steam Laundry employee, caught her right hand in an ironing roller causing four fingers to be badly crushed. The lever started the roller. she stopped it herself. Doctor says amputation unlikely, bones not broken, fingers may stiffen. She is resting at the Withee home, 1012 East Wooble Street, and will remain there for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Willoughby
Pendleton
Miss Willoughby
Smith
Mise Willoughby
W, BR
Withee
East
Wooble Streel
Musicians organize Pendleton Philharmonic Society meeting
About 20 musicians met at the Presbyterian church to formalize the Philharmonic Music Society in Pendleton. Attendees included I. M. Mosher, Charles Hil, Al Crank, Mytelene Fraker, and many others. A second meeting next Tuesday will complete the organization as roughly 60 musicians seek membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres.byterian Church
Philharmonic Music Society
Pendleton
I. M. Mosher
Charles A. Hil
al Crank
Mytelene Fraker
Myrtle
Grace Hawks
Mra. Gray
Moussu
Campbell
Sybie McDaniel
William Ingram
G. L. Hall
W. L. Vap Nive
Mra. White
Sol Baum
Mra
van Wilson
Federal Livestock Inspectors Add Third Man to Force
Dr W H Lytle of Des Moines arrives to join Inspectors Bibb and Lantz in the federal bureau of livestock inspection. His authority matches the others and he will operate from Pendleton with headquarters in this city to handle Oregon sheep shipments and dipping vat isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lytle
Des Molinos
Dra
Bibb and Lantz
Federal Bureau of Livestock Inspection
Oregon
Pendleton
Lyttle
Hia
Land District Enlarged by President Proclamation
The Burns land district will gain over 6,200,000 acres effective July 1, 2006, via a presidential proclamation via Register Farre. The expansion boosts local mining business, enhances county trade, and aids Burns residents and businesses in the annexed territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Farre
Burns Land District
Burns
Burne Times-Herald
Examining Committee Holds Bar Admission for Morehead
Max Morehead, formerly of this place, appeared yesterday to take the bar admission examination. The supreme court appointed J. Slater, W. King, and F. Ivanhoe as the examining committee, which conducted the test and reported a successful result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Morehead
Aadminion
Gamblers Leave City For Nevada Trip
John Doe and Richard Hor, noted gamblers fined in Pandleton, depart this morning for Tonopal Nevada where reports claim better luck and plentiful suckers awaiting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Richard Hor
Pandleton
Tonopal
Nevada
New Clerk Resigns to Take Night Post at Hotel Bickera
Harry Shaw, newly named clerk at Bickers, resigns from Peoples Wheelpuss to become night clerk at Hotel Bickera, marking a personnel shift in local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickers
Harry Shaw
The
Peoples Wheelpuss
Hotel Bickera
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Idahg Wool
Tom
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Phillarmonic Society
Zation
Celeba Aye
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Stlor
Umatilla County
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