Pastime pictures please all help wanted at Domestic Laundry
Locals listing various small ads and notices for services and goods in Pendleton area. It mentions Pastime theater showings, help wanted, animal care, lodging, dairy wagon, furnished rooms, horse care, and an assortment of local business offerings from Crab Creek Lumber Co to Oregon Lumber Yard. Also includes a lost gold watch notice and a stray line about a comet enrichment joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Cheney Jersey
College Street
Frank Nodo
State
Alta
College Streets
Presbyterian Church
F. &. Judd
Pendleton
Goodyear Rubber Company
Sharon & Poldings
American Principle in the British Warship
London reports the British battleship Colossus launched at Greenock nine months after keel laying. It is the largest yet built in Britain and unique in design, adopting the American principle of centerline turrets for fore and aft fire. The S lators Hercules and Orion are due later and Ion awaits August launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Greenock
Hercules
Tyne
Portsmouth
Ion
Devonport
Shoe
Admiralty
Solution Found for Hat Problem at Resort
A fashion resort rumor claims a hat puzzle solution splits ladies into hat wearers and hatless groups. Hat wearers supposedly move left while hatless go right, with stage antics atop floral peaks. Whispered to be devised by Pierpont Morgan at Aox-lee-Bolns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuris
Aox-lee-Bolns
Pierpont Morgan
Alx Ja
The Greatest Men Live By Doing Knees Near Them
A reflective line states that history honors only those who stay close to others and help them prosper. It emphasizes practical, humble leadership over fame or lofty titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Pendleton Notes on Weather Fire Wool Sale and Comet
Weather notes give a minimum unspecified and a maximum 74 degree reading. A house owned by Dr Clage near Vansycle burned this morning with furniture insured for 600 dollars. Wool buyers head to Pilot Rock tomorrow, local sales modest. Jack Thatcher, veteran O N and N engineer, visits Pendleton during layoff. Manuel Pedro sold his wool clip after rejecting an early offer. Halley's comet viewed well last night despite earlier cloudiness. A Republican central committee meeting meets this afternoon at the county court house with RE W McComas presiding in place of Asa B Thomson who left for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Hecho
Pedro
Manuel Pedro
Central Committee
Republican Central Committee
Gilliland
Court House
Asa B. Thomson
Mexico
RE. W. McComas
Pendleton Praised as Superior to Baker City
Harry Barr, traveling salesman for Napa Tan Shoe, declares Pendleton a “live one” and superior to Baker City. Barr, well familiar with Oregon, asserts Pendleton will stand comparisons with any city in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys Pendleton
Harry Barr
Napa Tan Shoe Company
Pendleton
Baker City
Mr. Barr
Oregon Country
Northwest
Recess In Tax Case Involving Assessor Strain
The case of local taxpayers against Assessor Strain and the county is paused for a day or two as the trial nears completion. Testimony to date argues the board of equalization was not legally organized and that Strain assessed city property at full value while country property was valued at about 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Board of Equalization
Stanfield Opening May 31 Reception And Ball In Town
The Stanfield restaurant and hotel built by Neal and Hudson at Stanfield will formally open with a reception and ball on Tuesday evening May 31. A large crowd from west end towns is expected, with many Pendleton residents planning to attend. The United Orchestra of Pendleton will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfielde
Stanfield
Neal and Hudson
West End
Pendleton
United Orchestra of
Memorial Sermon Moved to Sunday at Baptist Church
The memorial sermon for the G A R will be delivered at 11 o clock Sunday at the Baptist church by Rev Ralph E Storey. Decoration day program begins Monday with a forenoon schedule at the courthouse and cemetery exercises followed by grave decorations for deported veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ralph E. Storey
Court House
Excursion to Weston Sunday Arranged by Pendleton Colts
Manneer Fragler of the Pendleton Colts has arranged with the O R & N company to run an excursion train to Weston Sunday for fans to attend a game between league leaders. The special will leave Pendleton at 1 o'clock and return from Weston in time to offer a round trip fare of 1 dollar. A 100 passengers are needed, and organizers expect to meet the requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Manneer Fragler
Pendleton Colts
0. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy Graduates Surprised by Col. Raley
Col J H Raley delivered the commencement address to Pendleton Academy graduates last night. He arranged a morning surprise by taking six fall graduates in his touring car to the Pendleton woolen mill and presenting each with an Indian robe. Names include Telin Bar Norvell Sadie Ruth Young Ralph Elizabeth Raley Maud McReynolds Annie Marenre Edna Mabel Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. H. Raley
Pendleton Academy
Raley
Pendleton Woolen Mill
Telin Bar Norvell
Sadie Ruth Young
Ralph Elizabeth Raley
Maud McReynolds
Annie Marenre
Tullis
Edna Mabel Rogers
Free Concert Tomorrow Night by Tinsted Orchestra
The Tinsted orchestra schedules its second free public concert tomorrow in the fair pavilion at eight o'clock. Miss Edna Gates and her Treble Cleft club will join the program, adding variety to the evening. Both the orchestra and the club are gaining popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsted
Fair Pavilion
Edna Gates
Concert program to feature joint presentation
The two will present an interesting program as the weather promises better conditions than the first concert. A large crowd is expected and tomorrow night may see attendance exceed the previous turnout.
Life Aboard A Sailing Vessel In Atlantic Tales
A British Marine Officer recalls life on a sailing ship with vivid scenes of sail handling in varying weather, weary toil aloft in wet nights, and the satisfaction of skilled labor. He paints tropical diversions, from harpooning dolphins to reading old letters, and finds beauty in becalmed moonlit nights signaling a closeness to nature and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Atlantic
Slightly Acquainted Maid Decides to Wed American
In a London Answers style item, a Chicago visit tale recounts a maid who, after two weeks with her English mistress, declares she will marry an American gentleman this Saturday. The mistress questions the timing as the maid insists the wedding should proceed without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jer
London
Mean tricks at a Palm Beach song recital
A Kansas City Star tale recalls Ballantine causing a scene at a Palm Beach recital by loudly asking about Jerome Blank’s woman, prompting Mrs Blank to leave and Ballantine to take her seat. The anecdote highlights social manipulation and scandal in a crowded theater setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballantine
Palm Beach
Jerome Blank
Mrs. Blank
Spokane Women May Get Marble Chapter House
Spokane officials explore building a grand Spokane chapter house for the American Woman's league using Grecian Swyros marble donated by A H Jarman and quarried near Colville Washington. Experts confirm many marble varieties from deep purple to white, with operations to begin in months as the project aims to create the finest home on the continent and showcase Washington resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's National Daily
American Woman's League
Spokane
Wash
National Association
A. H. Jarman
Washington Marble Company
John F. Davies
United States
Washington
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today
The Orpheum presents a mixed bill headlined by Speed Versus Death, a Melles drama, with Tempestuous Adventure, a Pathe comedy, Milk Industry In the Alps, an industrial short, Paying Attention, Gaumont, Solving the Puzzle, Gaumont, The Potters Wheel, Industrial, and How Can I Leave Thee continuing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Melles
Pathe
Alps
Gaumont
The Pastime Presents Three Big Feature Films
The theater announces a Friday program with three major pictures. The Unchanging Sea by Biograph runs 1000 feet and is inspired by Charles Kingsley. The Lost Trail, a Vitagraph drama of 1000 feet, promises a powerful northwest tale. Mario's Swan Song from Vitagraph at 1000 feet aims to attract both cultured and general audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biograph
Charles Kingsley
Vitagraph
Great Northwest
Mario
Absolutely Free Tickets Offered For Johnson Jeffries Fight
The Peoples Warehouse promises five free round trip tickets and reserved seats to the Johnson Jeffries bout in San Francisco on July 4. To qualify, customers must purchase a suit at The Peoples Warehouse, then may receive the tickets. It’s advertised as worth while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
San Francisco
Cal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Childrens Pumps
Oxfords
Cravenette
F. E. Livengood & Co
Hanscom
Rock Springs
Oregon
Anid
Rockemorganheim
Ead
Koeppens
Eppen
Newsy
Jack Thatcher
Thatcher
Wallowa
Decora
Wohlenberg
George V
Georges
Thackeray
George
George the
George the Third
East Oregonian
E. Court St
Berlin
Jack Webster
Mgr
Dan Kemler
Bluff St
Ore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!