Trustees Chosen at Pendleton Academy Board Meeting
G M Rice and Montiee B Gwinn added to the Pendleton academy board. Dr C J Smith J V Tallman and J H Koontz reelected. New plans for Brown Hall dormitory furnishings discussed as the executive committee is authorized to proceed. Building progress described and enrollment praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rice
Montiee B. Gwinn
C. J. Smith
J. V. Tallmin
J. H. Koontz
Brown Hall
Pendleton Academy
The
East Oregonian
Executive Committee
W. R. Elilg
W. R. Ellis
Lot Livermore
W. IL. van Nuys
Levi Johnson
Bert Huffman
W. H. Bleakney
Academy
Escaped suffocation by cave-in shocks Echo laborer
James White a government worker from Echo was buried under several tons of earth from 11 p.m. Sunday to 9 a.m. Monday after a cave-in while he and John Panatopolus reported a ditch break. Panatopolus was nearly killed. White survived by a breath and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panatopolus
White
James White
Echo
Mr. White
John Panatopolus
Panaiopolus
Frazer Theater to Open December 1 With Girl of the Golden West
Streeter Bryan stock company lessees announce Frazer theater opening on Sunday night December 1. Miss Bryan stars as heroine with Morrie Streeter in leading man role. The troupe of 15 will present The Girl of the Golden West and other plays including The Texas Cowpuncher The Girl of the Rancho and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The bill will be changed twice weekly as Streeter aims to counter the theatrical trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie B. Streeter
Streeter- Bryan Stock Company
Frazer Theater
Mr. Streeter
Golden West
Miss Bryan
Streeter
Theatrical Trust
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Endorse Local Banks by Commercial Association
The Commercial association elected five new members Percy Folsom Horton Thompson James Sturgis Royal M Sawtelle and J D Shull at its regular meeting. A resolution endorsing banks for their stance during the present money flurry was proposed and a committee James Johns A W Robinson and A L Knight was tasked to draft it. T C Taylor presided in President Rader’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Percy Folsom
Horton Thompson
James Sturgis
Royal M. Sawtelle
J. D. Shull
James Johns
A. W. Robinson
A. L. Knight
Fine Crop of Quinces at Hilton Residence
Mrs William Hilton has harvested about 36 fine quinces from two small trees in the yard at the Hilton residence on South Main street. This may be the largest quince crop this year in Pendleton. The fruit is uniformly large, smooth, well proportioned, and of excellent flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilton
Hilton
South Main Street
Cme
Pendleton
Engineer Brandon Heads to Portland on Official Stop Work Order
H A Brandon former assistant engineer in the construction department of the hh. & N. leaves today for Portland with stenographer A G Mills. He is to report under the order that all work under his supervision be stopped and will return to Pendleton afterward with Mills resuming his duties in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbraidén
Portland
H. A. Brandon
A. G. Mills
Brandon
Pendleton
Mr. Mills
Lacourse Pleads Guilty After Gun Incident
Jack Lacourse hauled to city by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley after gunplay with Chance Rogers near Lacourse's place on Saturday evening. Lacourse claimed amnesia and admitted drinking earlier. he was found in Athena and placed under arrest.
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Lacourse
Jack Lacourse
Chance Rogers
Weston
Joe Blakeley
Athena
Lacoure
Narrow escape for worker in new well near round house
George Swan employed by the 0. Ri & N. barely avoided serious injury yesterday when he fell 66 feet down a newly bored well near the round house. He landed on a narrow ledge of boards 55 feet below and was saved from a fatal fall. He sustained only a few bruises and was unhurt otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swan
Round House
Walla Walla
Bound Over for Larceny in Echo Case
Joe Haage foreman on dutch work near Echo arrested last evening with 160 dollars worth of stolen goods in his possession. Bound over in 600 dollars to the circuit court. Goods stolen from Miller and George consisted of clothing and small articles easily disposed of at small prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Haage
Echo
Eircuit
Miller & George
No Commissioners Meeting In Informal County Talks
County officials held no formal session as holidays lingered. H B Lee traveled from Milton to attend, and the three men spent the day discussing matters informally without a scheduled meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lee
Milton
Griswold and Short Wedding Featured in Local Parsonage
Mina Lena Griswold and E. D. Short of this city were married last evening at the M E parsonage by Rev. W T Buster. The couple will reside in the city where both are well known.
Gym Open Friday Under New Director Shockley
E W Shockley arrives from Portland to take charge of the Commercial association gymnasium. The season opens Friday with rooms being cleaned and apparatus updated. Classes planned for business men Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at 6 pm, men’s evening class Mondays and Fridays, ladies Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 pm, boxing tumbling and wrestling Wednesday evenings, high school afternoon sessions to be announced, boys Tuesdays at 4 pm and Saturdays 10 80 am.
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Shockley
E. W. Shockley
Commercial Association Gymnasium
Portland
Od6
Director Shockley
Gymnasium
Mark Moorhouse
R. E. Tarbett
Harry Thompson
J. T. Lambrth
E. B. Aldrich
Teachers programs out for eastern Oregon meeting in La Grande
The November 25 26 27 Eastern Oregon division of the Oregon Teachers association will be held in La Grande. The La Grande Star announces the programs feature strong numbers with attendance expected from across eastern Oregon. County Superintendent Frank K Wellen of Umatilla county serves on the executive committee and may attend. Pendleton City Superintendent J S Landers will lead the grammar discussion on Wednesday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Oregon
Division of State Teachers’ Association
la Grande
Oregon Teachers’ Association
la Grande Star
Oregon
Frank K. Wellen
Umatilla County
J. S. Landers
Pendleton Public Schools
Lighting Plant Installment For Ukiah Hotel
W BE Plersol, a noted Ukiah hotel keeper, arrives with gun pipe to finish a carbide gas lighting plant. It will serve the hotel and livery stable with about 30 jets, possibly lighting other Ukiah buildings. The complete plant costs around 400 dollars and is described as safe and inexpensive to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Plersol
Ukiah
Finish Clearwater Bridge Progress Ahead of Schedule
McCleary and Willard of Spokane push O R N bridge work across the Clearwater river with 26 steel workers and plans to start the draw span in a few days. No material interruption is expected. completion within a fortnight followed by rush on road work amid grain crop deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater River
J. Joseph
McCleary & Willard
Spokane
Lewinton
Simmons
Portland
Walla Walla Security Company Organized
Walla Walla Security Co is formed with 60000 paid in capital by ten leading Garden City businessmen. It plans a 200000 hotel on Main Street behind the Book Nook and will act as a holding company selling bonds to small investors to finance city real estate and business blocks. Incorporators include Gilbert Hunt Arie Hover Max Baumeister Allen Reynolds Dr N G Blalock and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Garden City
Main Street
Seattle
Gilbert Hunt
Arie Hover
Max Baumeister
Allen Reynolds
Dr. N. G. Blalock
Robert
Slow Eating Cure Promised for Indigestion at Pendleton
A local advice piece warns against rapid eating as a major cause of indigestion and stomach trouble. It advocates Mi-o-na stomach tablets from Tallman & Co, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box if unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Filer Piano House Closes Local Branches
G A Hoffman announces the Pendleton branch of the Eilers piano house will close within ten days. A stock sale is underway to wind up local business as the chain abolishes multiple northwest branches including Medford The Dalles Albany and Eugene due to financial strain and weakened trade.
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Eilers Plan House
G. A. Hoffman
Piano Concern
Pendleton
Eilers Com
Medford
Dalles
Albany
Eugene
Strr
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Carload
Cloverdale
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E. Court St
Winslow Brothers Jewelers & Optician
Pendleton Creamery Co
T. J. Cheney
Jersey Dairy
United States Depository
Frazer
Streeter-Bryan Stock Company
Belasco
Roosevelt
Boston
Rend
Oregonian
Clearwater Bridge
Jameson and
Isaacs
Walia
Walla Bulletin
Filer
Justin
Mens’ Shop
Max Baer
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