Adventist Sessions At Tented City Draw Crowds In Rain
Reports from the Adventist camp at Tented City show persistent rain dampening attendance though crowds remain large. College Place records for the year show 215 students enrolled with 14 average daily attendance. leadership shift: B L Stewart resigns as president, C C Lewis of Keese Academy named successor. Cady of Healdsburg elected Pacific Union Conference secretary. Upper Columbia territory redefined with Klamath County moved to Pacific region and British Columbia portion dropped. Cady delivers address on The Fear of the Lord and urges youths toward missionary preparation.
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J. O. Corliss
Oakland
Cal
College Place
B. L. Stewart
Stewart
C. C. Lewis
Kees Academy
Texas
Cady
Healdsburg
Upper Columbia
Klamath County
British Columbia
Joseph
Daniel
Solomon
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Man Offers Fee for Doctor's Thermometer Moment
A husband visiting with his wife at her physician’s office overheard a prolonged silence as the doctor prepared to remove a thermometer. The man broke the moment by asking, “Doctor, what will you take for that thing?” This humorous exchange appeared in the New York Times.
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New York Times
Italians Use Flour In Many Forms Of Macaroni
Italians eat much flour as the peasant in Italy consumes more flour than in other European countries because flour is turned into macaroni and dough is prepared into many curious and appetizing forms.
Wrote Himself Down in Court Deposition Summary
The prisoner testified in court describing being knocked down and insulted as a scarecrow and other epithets. He signed the deposition with the affirmation that all statements were true and then left the court.
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New York Herald
Notable Residents and Visitors Stroll Through Pendleton
A series of short notices lists individuals in town or en route including C O Lansing from Hilgard. A B Benedict visiting from Che. Mr and Mrs T G Hailey in Portland. William Sloan of Milton. D D Arp of Walla Walla. Jacob Betz brewery leader of Walla Walla. Philip Heiderman granted citizenship. Dr J A Best of Weston at a Republican rally. marriage license issued to Byron Giles and Alwine Adler. Levi Ankeny departing for home in Walla Walla. Adelene Schiffler returning to Albany. R J Reeves of Echo filing a brand with county clerk. Harry Collins of Walla Walla en route to Weiser and Hot Lake. Ed Dupuis back from Pomeroy. Mrs E N LeRoy set for east trip. Victor Allen and wife moving to Pendleton. Dan Schultz to take 60 day layoff. W H Cameron covering Schultz's route. Wes Matlock and children headed to Missouri. Willie Miller sent back from Halsey. L B Reeder predicts Pendleton politics. W T Rigsby and bride from Sterling, Illinois arriving. Fred Shoemaker to Spokane to lead Washington Life office.
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T. G. Hailey
Portland
William Sloan
Milton
D. D. Arp
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Jacob Betz
Philip Heiderman
J. A. Best
Weston
Opera House
Byron Giles
Alwine Adler
Levi Ankeny
Adelene Schiffler
BE. A. Schiffler
Abany
R. J. Reeves
Echo
Harry Collins
Weiser
Idaho
Hot Lake
Ed Dupuis
Pomeroy
E. N. LeRoy
Hot Springs
Ark
Virginia
Pendleton School Affairs Highlight Busy May Schedule
Pendleton public and academy programs fill late May with operetta Snow White at Frazer's, an 8 pm local oratorical contest to pick Baker City representative, and June commencement at the academy. Graduates include Milarkey Epple Beagle Hawks Porter Whittemore. Relayed events cover the baccalaureate at Presbyterian Church and class reception. A separate note cites a Fort Scott judge sentencing a horse thief to five years for failing to recite the Lord's Prayer.
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Assembly Hall
Pendleton Academy
Frazer's Opera House
Frazier's
Baker City
Robert Cronin
Will Wryrick
Dell McCarty
Se Williams
Olin Arnspiger
Mary Rothrock
Ter Nei
Florence Atkinson
Opera House
E. B. Conklin
Tom Milarkey
Edith Epple
Bessie Kreba
Ethel Kimball
Lavelle Moor House
Rendebe
Delle Beagle
Myrtle Hawks
Theresa Porter
Ruby Whittemore
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Forbes
Academy
C. A. Turner
Prayer—Rey
R. L. Diven
Myassay
Della Beagle
Thressa Porter
Lot Livermore
Simmons
Fort Scott
Kan
Adjudged insane man sent to asylum from Meacham
Deputy Davis and J Clove took H Carl to Salem after Dr McFaul declared him insane and County Judge Hartman ordered commitment. Carl, 22, tall and sandy faced, widower, believes enemies are trying to kill him and claims to have been shot and skull cracked though medical exam found no injuries.
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C. P. Davis
J. Clove
Salem
H. Carl
D. J. McFaul
Hartman
Carl
Meacham
D. Turner
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Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Divast
Gredouan
Adventist
Tallman & CO
Just What
He Needed
United States
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Lansing
Hilgard
A. B. Benedict
Che
Wes Matlock
Missouri
Matlock
Seattle
Alaska
Salem Journal
Willie Miller
Halsey
H. E. Bickers
Oregonian
L. B. Reeder
House of Representatives
W. J. Furnish
Umatilla
Mr. Reeder
W. T. Rigsby
Sterling, IL
Mr. Rigsby
Dalles Chronicle
Fred Shoemaker
Dalles
Washington Life Insurance Company
Spokane
Shoemaker
Pendleton School
Frazer
Miles Standish
PVP Pa Aa
Little Lady
Court Street
Orgad
Saving’s Bank
ST. Joe
Koppenheimer Clothing
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Millinery
Darlings
M. A. Rader
Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
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