First Annual Umatilla Poultry Show Planned in Pendleton
The Umatilla Morrow County Poultry association scheduled its first annual exhibition for January 25 to 27 in Pendleton. An expanded executive committee and premium list planning were announced, with anticipated 100 plus birds from the county and breeders from the northwest and east. High priced eastern birds are being negotiated for display.
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Umatilla-Morrow County Poultry Association
Pendleton
Commercial Association
D. C. Gurdane
Heppner
E. F. Averill
R. Alexander
B. F. William
Milton
J. 8. Gurdane
R. W. Fletcher
Williams
The
Maples
Northwest
Steamer Governor Delayed by Pacific Storm
The Pacific Coast Steamship steamer Governor, from Seattle, arrived fifteen hours overdue after a heavy southeast gale off Cape Blanco. The storm caused damage including two iron ventilators torn from the port side and twisting the steel gate. The vessel carried five hundred passengers.
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Sant Francisco
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Seattle
Cape Blanco
Marriage Licenses and Local Notes From Pendleton
Pendleton notes report a marriage license issued to John L. Stages and William C. Waddingham. Government photographer Walter Lubkin visits for a reclamation and forest reserve event and woolmen convention. W L Thompson buys a 20 horsepower Hudson auto. Civil War books are available at the public library. Walker hearing set with Old Bill Walker charged by son-in-law for barn fire and property damage before Justice Joe H. Parkes tomorrow afternoon.
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Walter Lubkin
Marie Robert
Robert Stiles
Derailment Delays Trains On Oregon Main Line
A derailment caused by a broken wheel on a freight train tied up traffic on the Main line of the O R N for several hours Saturday afternoon and evening. The accident occurred near Huron and the track was torn up for a considerable distance.
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Huron
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Echo Farmer W W Gillette
W W Gillette, a farmer from Echo, filed a bankruptcy petition with deputy federal clerk Vida Johnson. Liabilities total 4902.60, with assets including a combined harvester valued at 1200, mortgaged for 1000. Creditors are mainly Pendleton merchants.
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W. W. Gillette
Echo
Vida Johnson
Pendleton
Hearing Postponed For Ludgate Baker Before Parkes
The hearing of Mrs. Ludgate and Charles Baker before Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes was postponed from 2 o'clock this afternoon to tomorrow morning at 16 o'clock due to officers failing to locate the prosecuting witness in time to present him. Winslows Are Recovering from Smallpox In Chicago. Mrs. Ruth Clarke reports Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Winslow and their daughter Bernice are rapidly recovering. they remain in a detention hospital for some time, with Mr Winslow's illness cited as more severe than his wife's.
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Winslows
Ruth Clarke
Glenn Winslow
Bernice
Chicago
Winslow
Japanese Book Sold at Pendleton Free Library
A recent Pendleton free library purchase is Human Bullets by T. Satkural, a Japanese lieutenant. The editor says the book clarifies the Japanese soldier spirit at Port Arthur, originally written to portray lives and deaths for countrymen. Academy Team Defeated Pendleton Academy by Whitman second team 9 to 6, as Whitman used weight and experience to overpower local players on the grounds Saturday.
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Pendleton Free Library
Port Arthur
T. Satkural
Paseo Murder Suspect Reported Seen Near Weston and Athena
Sheriff Taylor and Chief of Police Gurdane chased a sighting of Jones McCabe this morning between Weston and Athena, but no word has come back. McCabe killed James Cavanaugh in a Paseo snio Friday night, allegedly from behind using a razor to slash the throat, death occurring within seconds.
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Jones McCabe
Weston
Athena
Taylor
Gurdane
Auto
McCabe
James Cavanaugh
Boundary Dispute Prompts School Board Meeting
A school boundary board meeting is set for next Saturday to resolve a dispute between districts No. 0 and 96 on Weatoh mountain. The case centers on disputed territory allegedly moved from district 96 to 05 in 1908 and the Shin year spring change. Superintendent Welles is close to endorsing 96’s contentions after reviewing unplaced records.
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Weatoh Mountain
Elf
Welles
Sporting Man Dies After Wife Shooting in Reno
Albert Talbot, a famed sporting man, died today from a wound suffered when his wife shot him in an attorney's Reno office on October 28. Arthur Talbot, his brother and a Canadian parliament member, was notified of the death.
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Reno
Albert Talbot
Arthur Talbot
Mysterious Walla Walla Men Visit Pendleton Rail Plan
A group of prominent Walla Walla men including M E Baumeister Samuel Drumheller John Smith and D B Kirkpatrick arrived in Pendleton on a mission tied to revived Pendleton Walla Walla electric railway plans. The franchise owner Mex Baumeister and his late son hold ties to the venture and time is short to begin operation within 18 months to preserve the franchise.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton-Walla Walla
M. EB. Baumeister
Samuel Drumheller
John Smith
D. &. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Cobb Praises Wagner as Greatest Ball Player
Ty Cobb lauds Hans Wagner as the greatest on the baseball field calling him a wonder and a king with the bat while noting he himself is a youngster and should not be compared. Cobb laments the seven game World Series and recalls injuries against the Chicago Cubs with Pittsburgh as a strong rival.
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Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Wagher
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
English paper on American horses in England
The Times reviews the American racing season, noting speed but lacking stamina among American horses. It cites Sir Martin owned by Louis Winans as performing in England like in America. It highlights A J Joyner Whitneys trainer success with 20 horses winning 33 races in his first English season.
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London
the Times
Times
Sir Martin
Louis Winans
America
A. J. Joy‘ner
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Insurgents Readying to Fight Standpatters in Session
Senator Cummins declared that insurgents will renew clashes with standpatters as Congress reconvenes. He heads to Washington to discuss Taft's stance, expecting the president's message to settle key issues, including interstate commerce legislation and amendments to corporate laws.
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Chicago
Congress
Cummins
Washington
Taft
West
Governor Spry Faces Shirt Dilemma for Display
Salt Lake City Utah William Spry governor torn by request from the National Association of Laundrymen to submit a shirt worn by him for a gubernatorial garments display at the Richmond Virginia convention next month He loves his shirts but fears parting may be unbearable The issue may reach the supreme court over a constitutional question of the right to bear arms.
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Salt Lake
Utah
William Spry
National Association of Laundrymen
Richmond
Supreme Court
Spry
Pendleton Cash Market Ad Appeals to Pendleton Women
An advertisement targets every woman in Pendle ton to buy hams bacon and lard from Pendleton Cash Market claiming they are the best and inviting a phone contact at Main 191.
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Pendleton
Potent Digestive Aid Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to buy a bottle of Hostetter’s for indigestion, dyspepsia, costiveness, biliousness, colds, grippe, and malaria. It claims relief with a private stamp over the bottle neck and emphasizes urgency for stomach and digestive issues.
Parrot Prevents Elopement in Chicago Station
In La Salle street station a parrot helped thwart a wife’s elopement from Edward Zarndt. The bird’s screech drew him to the parcel room where he found his wife with a male companion and the satchel of clothes. Detectives pursued, Mrs Zarndt returned with her escort, and the trio plus the parrot were moved to the station where a reconciliation followed.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Edward Zarndt
South Bend
Indiana
Zarnet
la Salle Station
Polly
Papa
Harrison Street
Banfield
Lake Shore
Printers To Demand $3 Weekly Increase In Wages
San Francisco press feeders of all commercial print shops are out today seeking a weekly raise near three dollars. It is expected the differences will be settled satisfactorily by tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Pendleton Woolen Mills Refaces Blankets in White Wool
Pendleton Woolen Mills refinish blankets by washing weaving and rebinding. Penland Bros. handles transfer Black 3391.
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Pendleton
Penland Bros
Boston sees opening of grand opera house at last
Hope of Bostonians for a permanent home for grand opera is realized with completion of a theater costing over $1.25 million. The opera house will open tomorrow with La Gioconda in Italian starring Nordica Constantine Loula Homer and Pulcini. Rockefeller’s million dollar thoughts praised by the south.
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Boston
Nordica
Constantine
Loula Homer
Pulclyni
Free sewing machine offer to replace damaged parts
A local agent advertises a five year free replacement policy for a sewing machine. If the home burns floods or accidents damage the machine, parts such as needles belts or attachments will be supplied at no cost. The pitch urges readers to visit and see the machine in operation.
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
the New Way
White House
Umatilila
Morrow
Ass'n
Tallman
Tallman & Co
Oregon
East Oregonian
O. M. Heacock
WME, Hanscom, Jeweler
School and College
Nelson's
Main Street
Newsy
John L. Stages
William C. Waddingham
Thompson
W. L. Thompson
American National Bank
Hudson
Ellers
Cobb
Wagner
Detroit
Hans
Ellers Plano
Hostetter
Ellera
Rockefeller
South
Fas Fs
Rock Spring
Henry Koplttke
Henry Kopit
Mark Moorhouse
Tel
Main
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton,Oregon
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