Pastime pictures and local ads in Pendleton era
Local notices list entertainment at the Pastime theatre with moving pictures and frequent showings, plus multiple small ads: fresh oysters at Hochbach's bakery, Rock Spring coal by Henry Kopittke, furnished rooms on East Court, chimney sweep services, Pendleton Auto Company rentals, and contact details. Also announcements for Ellora Plana House and a hotel sale, with a legal notice about animals taken up by the city marshal and sale terms at the city pound, dated November 1, 1909.
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Hochbach
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
East Court Snyder
Eilers
Rock Springs
Home Board
M. Hoover
West Court Street
North Side
Garfield
Ellora Plana House
Henry Kopitzke
Pendleton
Webb and
Cosble
Anid
Shoving Shop of Done and Jones Plans First Class Horse Sharing
A fragment notes preparations for a new venture linking horse sharing with general repair work, signaling broader expansion by the entity formerly known for its door and shop services. The statement hints at strategic diversification and an imminent rollout.
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Done & Jones
Union Teacher Training Class Seeks Full Attendance
The Union Teacher Training Class numbers 77 with space for more members. The next lesson will be the sixth in Training For Service. Classes meet every Tuesday evening in the assembly room of the business college from 7 30 to 8 30.
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Union
The
Business College
French President Follows Taft On Exercise
London reports the French president, trying Taft’s example, will take boxing lessons and horse riding to shed weight. He has previously avoided exercise and gained weight, prompting the shift to improve health and appearance.
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London
Taft
United States
Falllers
East Oregonian Seeks First Class Job Printing Services
The East Oregonian invites bids from capable printers for first class job printing. Respondents should provide sample work, pricing, and turnaround times. Submission details and deadlines are set by the newspaper’s purchasing department.
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The
East Oregonian
Pendleton County Court Opens Week for November Term
The November term of Pendleton County Court will convene next Wednesday morning. One marriage license was issued to Charles B. Murray and Sarah E. Morris, both of Oils County. W. F. Matlock’s temperature was normal this morning and only a fraction above normal yesterday, suggesting the worst is past and he will soon recover. Henry Stevenson J M McQuerry and Gip Brown, fresh from the Panhandle region of Texas, are visiting to spend weeks here and likely relocate.
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Charles 8. Murray
Sarah E. Morris
Oils County
Matlock
W. F. Matdock
Texas
Henry Stevenson
J. M. MecQurry
Gip Brown
Board of Equalization Meets Over Complaints
The board of equalization met this afternoon in the county judge office to review complaints from two weeks ago regarding Amestineniy. No action has been taken yet. The Commercial Club plans its regular monthly meeting in the association rooms tomorrow evening and urges full attendance. Damon Lodge K of P postpones the social session for a week due to a large Masonic gathering. planned work in the third rank is postponed and only a business session will be held.
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Board of Equalization
Amestineniy
Commercial Fascilation
Damon Lodge
K. of P
Two Colleens from Ireland visit Pendleton guests
Two Colleens from Ireland arrived in Pendleton and left for Pilot Rock after visiting Catherine Logue and Miss Mary Lafferty. Their oddly shaped trunks drew crowd interest as Woodmen of the World launch their winter membership drive. A policeman was captured Monday night and subjected to minor ritual book rites amid city hand bills announcing Camp No. 41 W O W is After You and warnings of further stunts tonight.
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Coleens
Ireland
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Catherine Logue
Mary Lafferty
Woodmen of the World
Congressman Hawley to Pass Through Pendleton En Route to Denver
Congressman Hawley of Salem is slated to travel through Pendleton this evening on the way to Denver for a meeting of the Head Managers of the Pacific Jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World. He planned to depart Salem this morning and, if not stopping in Portland, would arrive on the 5:15 pm train.
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Congressman Hawley
Hawley
Salem
Pendleton
Denver
Pacific
Woodmen of the World
Portland
Man Learns He Won Land Drawings by Chance
Harry Rolfe and his wife of this city returned home from Mandan North Dakota after an extended visit. Rolfe was a lucky winner in the Cheyenne Indian reservation land drawings but only learned of his fortune when a conductor on the Northern Pacific train notified him during the morning ride from Pasco.
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Harry Rolfe
Mandan
North Dakith
Mr. Rolfe
Cheyenne Indiana
Bertholet
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Transplanted Trout Return From Hermiston Effort
Deputy game warden Turner reports returning from Hermiston where about 1000 trout were moved from irrigation ditches to the Umatilla river by gunny sack and water wagon. Many died though several hundred were saved. the fish averaged 10 to 12 inches in length.
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C.fp
Turner
Game and Fish
Hermiston
Umatilla
Fish Ladder Near Spray Dam Nears Completion
Deputy Game Garden O. F. Turner reports Master Fish Warden McAllister says the fish ladder on the John Day river at Spray dam will soon be finished. The dam has drawn many complaints from Uma tilla county residents who fish there, as it blocks fish from reaching headwaters of tributaries.
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O. F. Turner
McAllister
John Day River
Umatilla
Twelve Men Die in Cambria Steel Mine Blast
Johnston Pennsylvania November 1 Twelve foreigners are dead after a dynamite explosion at Cambria Steel Company's coal mine two miles from Johnston Three men escaped climbing life ladders through poisonous gas and falling slate Only 150 workers were in the mine as rescuers cleared debris and recovered the twelve bodies officials did not discuss the cause of the disaster.
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Johnston
Cambria Steel Company
Baby Born After Mother's Suicide in Philadelphia
Philadelphia November 1. After 18 year old Mrs. May Schneider killed herself by drinking carbolic acid, her baby was born in the hospital where she had been taken. The mother died shortly after her admission.
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Philadelphia
May Schneider
Caesarean birth saves baby in hospital mission
A physician performed a Caesarian operation after quick preparation and saved the baby's life. The child is a healthy girl.
Black assailant kicks veteran in Terre Haute incident
Terre Haute Indiana November first. A Black man attacked civil war veteran Arthur Smith after an accidental kick in a street dice game. Smith was knocked down and kicked aside as the assailant fled. Police pursue the 5am suspect, warning he will be roughly handled if captured.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Swope
Arthur Smith
Smith
San Francisco Wins Pennant by a Good Margin
San Francisco tops the Coast League standings by a wide margin, finishing first with 132 wins and 30 losses for a .622 percentage. Portland trails by 69 points, Los Angeles 14 points behind, Sacramento fourth, Oakland fifth, and Vernon last. Oakland has a strong lead over Vernon and Sacramento ahead of the final tally.
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San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
Vernon
P.C. San Francisco
Polina
Gre Gersien
Racramento
Vermon ccc
ACTEIC Coast League Saturday Scores Report
Northwest games this week include Vernon 12 over San Francisco 7 and Los Angeles 6 to 2 over Portland. Other results list Oakland 1 and Sacramento 0. Also details Idaho at Pullman Moscow November 6 and Multnomah Club at Eugene November 4 with Washington vs Whitman Seattle November 46 and Co A C vs Willamette at Corvallis November 6.
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Vernon
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Portland
Idaho
Pullman
Moscow
Oreron Ve
Multnomah Club
Eugene
Washington
Whitman
Seattle
Co. A. C
Willamette
Corvallis
Weekend grid results from across the nation
Scores from Saturday games show strong showings in many cities led by Montana? Actually Washington University of Idaho routed 50 to 0 in Spokane. Oregon dominated Willamette 29 to 0 in Salem. Multnomah beat Catholic Young Men's Club 9 to 0 in Portland. Haskell Indians fell to Rolla School of Mines 190 to 14 in St Joseph. Colorado overwhelmed Wyoming 44 to 6 in Laramie. New Mexico defeated El Paso Military Institute 15 to 1 in Albuquerque. Washington and Jefferson crushed Waynesburg 46 to 0 in Washington, Pa. Vanderbilt edged Mississippi 17 to 9 in Nashville. Massachusetts Agricultural College beat Brown 12 to 3 in Providence. DePauw beat Butler 13 to 6 in Indianapolis. Nebraska shut out Doane 12 to 0 in Lincoln. Indiana University topped St Louis 30 to 0 in St Louis. Notre Dame defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 0 in Pittsburgh. Harvard topped West Point 9 to 0 in West Point. California beat Vancouver 39 to 0 in Berkeley. Missouri beat Iowa 13 to 2 in Iowa City. Illinois beat Purdue 24 to 6 in Champaign. Wisconsin beat Northwestern 21 to 11 in Evanston. Yale beat Amherst 34 to ? in New Haven. Minnesota defeated Chicago 20 to 6 in Minneapolis. Stanford crushed Reliance 559 to 0 in Filmore Alta. Washburne shut out 17 to 0 by Topeka. Navy edged Princeton 5 to 4 in Annapolis.
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Salem, Ore
University of Oregon
Willamette University
Portland
Ore
Multnomah
Catholic Young Men's Club
St. Joseph, Mo
Haskell Indians
Rolla School of Mines
Laramie
Colorado
University of Wyoming
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
el Paso Military Institute
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson
Waynesburg College
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Misalasippi
Providence
R. L—Brown
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Indianapolis
Depauw
Butler
Lincoln
Nebi
Nebraska
Doane
St. Louie
Indiana University
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Notre Dame University
University of Pittsburg
West Point
Harvard
Berkeley
California
Vancouver
Iowa City
Missouri
Iowa
Champaign—I
Illinois
Purdue
Evanston
Wisconsin
Northwestern
New Haven
Yale
Amherst
Blind Oregon musician Richter gains world attention
Francis Richter, an 18 year old blind Portland prodigy, studied in Vienna with Leschetitsky and now in Paris with Henry Hames. He recently performed a recital in Eames' studio featuring Scarlatti, Bach, Chopin and his own works. Citizens funded his study abroad and Alma Rogers accompanied him. Richter plays in Queens Hall London on November 9.
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Paris
Portland
Ore
Francis Richter
Alma Rogers
Richter
Leschetitsky
Vienna
Henry Hames
Eames
Scarlatt
Bach
Chopin
Queens Hall
London
International Romance Ties Turk of Diplomatic Corps to American Orphan
An American orphan, Carry Fellows aged 19, travels from Cooperstown to Rome to visit her aunt Miss Jean Forbes. There she meets Ibrahim Bey, secretary of the Turkish legation and son of Zir Pasha. He proposes and she accepts. The tale unfolds as a cross cultural romance set against diplomatic circles in Rome.
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Rome
American Orphan
Paris
Carry Fellows
Cooperstown
Jean Forbes
Ibrahim Bey
Legation
Zir Pasha
Berlin
Love and War Drive Fair Ward To Turkey Marriage
Guardians in the news of the sea learn a Turk won their ward's heart. Miss Fellows promises to marry him after two weeks in the United States. They sail on La Bretagne and settle in Coopers town as Ibrahim Bey emerges as a modern social favorite in Rome.
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Miss Fellows
America
la Bretagne
Cooperstown
Misa Fellows
Ibrahim Bey
New Rates Save Much For Farmers In Dayton Washington
Dayton, Washington farmers expect about 2000000 bushels of Columbia county wheat to move soon after a railroad rate cut from 16 to 14 1 2 cents to tidewater. One farmer saving this year could reach 2500 dollars while dealers anticipate heavy shipments after month end. Warehouses are full and 100000 bushels sit in the open awaiting the impact of the lower rate.
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Dayton
Wash
Columbia County
Washington
Oregon
Tidewater
Waltgburg
Chinch Bugs Devastate Kansas Farmers Losses Hit Five to Twenty Five Million
Manhattan Kansas reports that annual losses to chinch bugs range from five to twenty five million dollars. Dr J T Headles heads entomology at Kansas State Agricultural College and tests controls. Assistant J B Parker surveys southern regions to study the pest. Winter hiding places are favored targets for destruction.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
J. T. Headles
Kansas State Agricultural College
J. B. Parker
Headiee
Oregon Apples Bid for Prizes at National Apple Show
Oregon apple growers prepare exhibit displays for the National Apple Show in Spokane from November 15 to 20. Hood River Rogue River Valley and Willamette districts plan strong bids, with carload lots sent by some exhibitors. Entries close November 13.
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Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Hood River
Rogue River Valley
Willamette Valley
Orpheum Theater Program Highlights Musical Evening
Orpheum Orchestra conducted by A H Johnson performs a varied program including Wagner’s March Under the Double Eagle overture Pique Dame by Suppe and several scenes such as A Close Call Bloodless Duel Outcast Heroine Bob the dog and A Strange Reunion plus a song There’s a Room to Rent in My Heart for You.
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Orpheum Theater
Orpheum Orchestra
A. H. Johnson
Double Eagle
J. F. Wagner
Bob
Harmon to Succeed Bryan in Democracy
Buffalo report notes Judson Harmon Governor of Ohio criticizes the Republican tariff policy in the National Monthly. His Democracy Day speech at the Texas State Fair in Dallas on October 16, plus his article, fuels talk that Norman Mack plans Harmon as the 1912 Democratic presidential candidate, replacing Bryan.
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Buffalo
National Monthly
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Committee
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Dallas
Mack
William J. Bryan
Governor Harmon
East Oregonian Promotes Printing Services
The East Oregonian advertises calling cards wedding stationery and commercial printing services ready to order.
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East Oregonian
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East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Averill
Sawtelle's Jewelry Store
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F. Myer
Helix
Teane Jay
PRECH
Teddy
Koeppen’s
Newsy
Presh
Acteic Coast League
Spokine, Wash
University of Washington
University of Idaho
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Chiccago
Filo Alta
Stanford
Reliance
Topeka
Washburne
Annapolis
Princeton
Navy
Francis Ritchter
Wohlenberg Dept
N. A
Bryan
Cass Matlock
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