Pendleton Welcomes Visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Pendleton hosts about a thousand visitors from one of the great fraternal orders as Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are welcomed with colored streets and decorated shop windows. Rain from western Oregon dampens mood but cannot dim Pendletonians pride in hosting the delegation and the three link brigade.
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Pendleton
Odd Fellows
Oregon
Pendletonians
Three Link Brigade
Powerful Support for Public Financing of Campaigns
In a letter published today W. J. Bryan says the government paying presidential campaign expenses was first advocated by Col. Roosevelt. He endorsed that the idea was not adopted by Congress. If Roosevelt and Bryan favor public financing, it strengthens support for the plan. Both leaders have campaigned widely and know where campaign money comes from and the burdens of dependence on private funds.
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W. J. Bryan
Col
Roosevelt
Bryan
Congress
Three Years Of Misery Helped By Vegetable Compound
A Mahoningtown woman recalls three years of monthly misery and weakness from displacement and other women's ailments. After a doctor advised surgery, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, four bottles restoring strength. She touts others using it with equally good results and invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Mahoningtown
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. A. Burn
Side
Lydia E.pinkham
Great Leaders Back Progressive Idea For National Conventions
The text notes support from figures like Bryan and Roosevelt for a new idea to be proposed before the two major national conventions. It suggests both parties may adopt the concept in their platforms if widespread support continues as the country moves toward progressiveness.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Editorial on University consolidation uncertainty in Oregon
The Pilot Rock Record cites an East Oregonian editorial arguing that a consolidation of the University and the Agricultural College could harm the state if a measure reaches the ballot. It questions voters ability to decide and warns of a potential school location fight between Corvallis and Eugene, risking educational disruption even if defeated.
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Pilot Rock Record
East Oregonian
University
Agricultural College
Corvallis
Eugene
University and Agricultural Colleges
Demagogic Press Critiqued by Regional Papers
The Record's demagoguery is described as cheap and stale while the East Oregonian questions Pilot Rock Record's convictions on the issue. David Harum is invoked to suggest a dog with fleas may serve a purpose, mirroring irony about newspapers' roles.
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East Oregonian
Pilot Rock Record
David Harum
Judge Archbold Took Flyer in Gold Mining Case
Washington May 21 Judge Archbald of the commerce court speculated in a gold mine located in Honduras and visited officials of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad to negotiate a coal deal. Evidence presented by witnesses before the judiciary committee shows George F Baer president of the railroad and Vice President Richards testified Archbald tried to induce them to lease the claim to Fred Warneke of Scranton, who refused.
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Archbald
Commerce Court
Honduras
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Judiciary Committee
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading
Richards
Fred Warneke
Scranton
Rebekahs Hold Degree Work and Installations in Portland
The Rebekah assembly continues with degree work at the M E church this afternoon as a model lodge demonstration and committee appointments unfold. Pauline Lodge No 13 Pendleton will exemplify the degree work this evening at Eagles Woodmen hall with a past noble grand installation drill by Portland district staff.
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Eagles-Woodmen
Rebekah
Pauline Lodge No. 13
Pendleton
Noble
Portland
Eloise Roadruck
Stella Weed
Hiatt
Mary Padrick
Alice Circle
Woodlawn
Mary Simmons
Hattie McKinney
Tillie Hill
Mable Walker
St. Johns
Esther Johnson
Helen Gano
Ada Taylor
Hattie
Wheeler
Ross
Caderette
Florshutz
Grace Cole
University Park
Good
Kenton
Odd Fellows
Oregon Theater
Mother's Friend Promises Safe Expectant Motherhood
No young woman should neglect preparation for childbirth. Mother's Friend claims to prepare the system for the physical ordeal, ease the term, and improve both mother and baby's health. The advertisement urges use during waiting months and offers a free book, with BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. of Atlanta, Georgia as the source.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Pendleton Buckaroos Trim Roster To Twelve Men
With week three of the Western Tri state season, Pendleton Buckaroos manager Jess Garrett axed Mountain and Davott to meet the league limit of twelve. The signed lineup includes Garrett as pitcher, Rustemeyer and Hewitt, Pembrooke and Wilson as catchers, Lodell at first, Nadeau second, Rader third, Augustus short, Mengernani Robinson in outfield and utility. Be sure a pitcher or Wilson fills the outfield.
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Pendleton Buckarooes
Mountain
Davott
Garrett
Osborne Rustemeyer
Hewitt
Pembrooke
Wilson
Lodell
Nadeau
Rader
Augustus
Menger Nani Robinson
Davolt
Walla Walla
Beck
Blackman
Johnson
Bears
White
Pittman
Strand
Kelly
Bridges
Brown
Tozer
Childers
Rochon
Shortgee
Fartini
Harmon
Swann
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