City election officials appointed for upcoming vote
Regular session confirms judges and clerks for each ward. First Ward judges I C Rothrock Thomas Campbell J G Carroll clerks J E B Estes John Knight EM Temple poll site Alta House. Second Ward judges J M Bentley John F Hill HK Mumford clerks W F Taylor Ralph Howland Will McKinney poll site Pendleton Hotel Sample rooms. Third Ward judges Robert Laing J M Cook John McGinn clerks Charles F Coles worthy C S Wheeler M T Milarkey poll site City Hall. Fourth Ward judges L E Penland B Dunlap J M Hays clerks Ed Part AJ Gibson Lee Teutsch poll site not specified. Also retains charter error and places new charter on December ballot. steps to be repaired.
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Myer
Camnel
Jodgcs
Rothrock
Thomas Cambell
J. G. Carroll
J. EB. Estes
John Knight
EM. Temple
Alta House
Robert Laing
J. M. Cook
John McGinn
Charlies F. Colesworthy
C. S&s. Wheeler
M.T. Milarkey
City Hall
Fourth Ward
L. E. Penland
B Dunlap
J. M. Hays
Ed Part
A. J. Gibson
Lee Teutsch
Tustin Street Reading and City Business Report
In the session of the recorder and treasurer, the monthly report was read at 68 dollars cost for Tustin Street. No other business was transacted and the meeting concluded with no further actions noted.
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Tustin Street AM
Recorder
Oregon Celery Growers Gift Fine Stock to Agricultural College
A gift of high quality celery from J. M. Hottowell of Gladstone and W. H. Notes of Salem arrived at Oregon Agricultural College. Prof A G Bouquet said the celery will aid systematic culture study and vegetable judging on a 100 point scale. Some stalks reach 22 inches, and the Salem Gladstone district is noted as one of the state’s finest celery districts.
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Regen Agricultural College
Corvalle
Ore
A. OG
J. M. Hottowe
Gladstone
W. H. Notes
Salem
Colery
Bouquet
Salem and
Pulitzer Will Read Divides Estate Of Publisher
The will of Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the New York World and St. Louis Dispatch, valued around 25 million dollars, was read by attorney William B. Hornblower. It cites eleven codicils and proposes that the World and Dispatch be placed under trustees.
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Tate
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louise
St. Louis Dispatch
Pendleton News Highlights Bert Sweeney Arrest and Local Notices
Bert Sweeney arrested again on a four drink disorderly charge and faced a choice between five dollars or jail, then returned to jail due to lack of funds. A farmer, B. Walton, files for bankruptcy with assets around 2200 dollars. Pendleton reports no high school football this week, with next game set for the lith against Baker. A snow flurry hits Pendleton, predicting heavier snowfall tonight. A saddle prize for the top cowboy at the Round-Up is announced, and two lawsuits are filed for unpaid notes totaling 475 and 700 dollars respectively.
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Bert Sweeney
Pendleton
Baker High School
R. G. Belden
Fred Heller
KR. L. Flackburn
BD. Peterson
Milton
Cadets Move to Commercial Club Gymnasium
Pendleton Cadets formerly known as Company I Cadets, ages twelve to sixteen, will meet in the Commercial Club gymnasium instead of the Armory. The group now has about forty members. England speaker O G Kilpack of the Times and J B Sexton spoke at the high school about England. Kilpack also visited grade schools to discuss the old society’s work. Rev H T Cash, new First Baptist minister, and family are staying at the Bowman hotel pending parsonage repairs on East Alta street. He will conduct services next Sunday.
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Commercial Gym
Pendleton Cadets
Company i Cadets
Commercial Club
Armory
England
O. G. Kilpuck
The
Times
J. B. Sexton
Aki
H. T. Cash
First Baptist Church
Bowman Hotel
East
Alta Street
New Cottage Home Sold on Fat Yamhill Street
Former Pastor Rev T B Ford of Santiyside Methodist church in Portion sells a handsome modern cottage on Fat Yamhill Street near East Twentieth to A Tasoh for 24700. A quarter block at East Fifty fifth and Belmont sells to Dr Brennan for 4400. Purchaser plans immediate up to date residence for own occupancy.
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Sclle
T. B. Ford
Santiyside Methodist Church
Gras
East Fifty-fifth
Belmont
Brennan
Journal
Desert heat drives San Bernardino man missing note
Paxton, last seen in San Bernardino, reportedly traveled toward the Mojave mountains after telling his wife he would “cool off.” Heat records at Sliver Lake peaked at 142 degrees two days earlier, sparking a search as authorities fear he wandered into remote terrain.
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Treat
Praredl
Constable
San Bernardino
Chufi
Prank Faxton
Sliver Lake
Mojave
Earc
Paxton
Echo W. W. 7 0 18 Ready For Work
Echo Oregon reports a WCT LT meeting at Mrs C J Gulliford residence with large turnout. Appointed department superintendents include Franchise Mrs Josiah Leozner Pies reporter Mrs Wom Wattenburger Literature Mrs John Schmitz Purity Mrs YT Gi Smith etc. Local high school girls form basketball team led by captain Opal Callison. Various residents and business news briefed.
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Echo
Ore
W.ct
Yeterday
C. J Gulliford
Wim
Watenburger
Mra
Josiah
Hene Webb
City Hall
Anna Reeves
Stanfield
C. J. Guiliford
Lella Pierce
Spokane
Voss Fulford
George Bears
Dogs kill famous cat in Alameda porch incident
Alfonso the First, a historically noted cat linked to Spanish war service, was killed by dogs on the porch of 1 NX Chapman at 2225 Pacific Avenue, Alameda. The cat, owned by Miss Dorothy Chapman, traced lineage to the ship Chiitobal Colon sunk in Manila Bay.
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Alfonso
Manila Bay
San Francisco
Chapman
Pacific Avenue
Alameda
Dorothy Chapman
Chiiatobal Colon
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Maxcot
Chile
Alfonso the Firat
Loot Recovered From Bank Robbery Loot Found Near Scene
Part of the money stolen from the Bank of Montreal in New Westminster on September 15 has been recovered. Workmen tearing up a sidewalk unearthed twenty five thousand dollars in gold and bank notes. The total stolen was 336000. No suspects have been captured.
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New Westminster
B. C
Bank of Montreal
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Frank O'Gara
Bernand O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Wamed
Third Ward
Aio
Oregon
Pulitzer
Edison
Amberol
Pendleton’s
Newsy
B. Walton
Echo Country
FitzGerald Hisesets
Hialf
Bec
Spofford
John F. Casper
Alexander McRae
John FF. McRae
Flora M. Wilson
Jean M. Lennan
Pendleum
Hamsey & Co
Roy Ruley
James H. Gwinn
T. D. Taylor
Echo W
Raymond Stapish
Hermiston
B. Horsch
F. W
Sadie Walton
Korze & Miller Cove
Empire Lumber Company
Walton
Mesers Boyd
Longwell
George
Tever
Liquis
Eta
Owsr Lees
Warren Street
Boston
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Wm. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Pendleton, Oregon
HEINZ
Cor E. Court and
Johnson Star
Wonder Store
Toy
Londen
Koeppen
Ole Selaterayeleies
Axeleereyers
Old Mexico
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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