Local ad highlights and goods at Oregon Lumber Yard
Locals note new photo studio open Fresh Olympia oysters at Hohbach s Gas and bone at W J Clark Co Howard heaters at W J Clarke Co s Dry wood in stock See Minnis for good wood and coal Oregon Lumber Yard advertises new crop nuts and cranberries at Ingram s Also pine Weston mountain potatoes for winter keeping at Ingram s grocery Prices on Cascade fir wood and slab wood at Oregon Lumber Yard For sale 11 hand work horses mixed ages Inquire at this office Winter apples yellow game celery lettuce tomatoes at Ingram s grocery For rent Store room in East Oregonian building on Matin street Inquire at this office For rent Furnished six room house All modern conveniences Apply 711 Cosble street For rent 6 room modern cottage on north side Near bridge Apply Bowman Photo studio For sale Five acre ranch well improved 144 miles east of Pendleton Address Box 670 P D St Coutts Hays agents for tis popular Oregon Fire Relief association Over Bond Bros store Pendleton Oregon Lost White bull terrier named Fire Missing since October 1 Reward at 700 West Alta Street Saddle and bridle near Tad in school Owner to pay charges For sale Cheap 20 head of young cows Inquire A E Hagsenl Pilot Rock Two fine offices or store rooms East Oregonian building for rent Steam heated electric lighted Enquire at this office Live poultry wanted at Clark s grocery Highest market price paid Dressed poultry Fridays and Saturdays Remember the place Clark s grocery
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W. J. Clarke & Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
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East Oregonian
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Bowman Photo Studio
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Prancis J Heney Shot Down In Open Court
In Pendleton details report Heney struck down in court with continued coverage. Doctors Moffitt Terry Bunnell Huntington Stillman and others plan X ray tests to locate a bullet and decide on possible surgery. Two mass meetings set for tomorrow afternoon in churches as public health concerns rise over water quality in Greater Pendleton.
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H.C. Moffit
Terry
Bunnell
Myself
Stillman
Huntington
Thanks for support during illness and death of Albert Kearney
Mr and Mrs C M Kearney express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted them during the illness and death of their son Albert.
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Albert
C. M. Kearney
Studio Opens in Bowman With First Class Work
Bowman photographer W. 8 opens a new studio offering first class photography at reasonable prices and invites the public to book sessions.
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Bowman
Perse Injury Judgment Affirmed Against Lumber Firm
The supreme court affirms a $2000 personal injury judgment won by Alex Gustafson against A. J. West Lumber of Aberdeen.
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Supreme Court
Alex Gustafson
A. J. West Lumber Company
Aberdeen
Pendleton Hosts Wide Round of Visiting Notables
Local residents including Velma Wilkinson of Athena and W J Furnish visitors in Wenaha Springs and Pendleton, with travelers from Echo Milton Hermiston Umatilla Wallon Wats and Denver. Attendees attend games, business calls, and a bishop engages in events before departures to Heppner Humes and North Powder.
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Mins Velma Wilkinson
Athena
W. J. Furnish
Wenaha Springs
Tasale Stewart
Milton
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
Pendleton
Sam Williams
Inge
Omar Stephens
Umatilla
A. TF. Alexander
Wallon Wats
Money Talks in Millionaire's Wife Separation
New York socialite Katharine Clemmons Gould seeks larger alimony arguing her living expenses exceed 70 000 dollars a year and 200 000 would be suitable. She claims 76 000 is insufficient, cites debts, wardrobe held by a hotel, jewelry secured by a jeweler, and annual household costs over 40 000 for stables. She notes auto life, dresses at 250 dollars minimum, and jewelry bills of 57 000 as common for a wife of wealth, comparing to George Gould’s wife with 1 200 000 in jewelry.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Gould
George Gould
Grant, Jr. Sued Over Unpaid Art Bill in San Francisco
A. McAdoo’s art dealer sues A. S. Grant Jr. for 926 dollars after alleged unpaid paintings and art objects, with 1026 dollar bill minus 100 paid on May 1. Attorney Onno T. Wike filed yesterday, asserting the bill was assigned to the dealer’s representative.
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A. S. Grant, Jr
San Francisco Examiner
Onno T. Wike
A. McAdoo
Something for Her Neck in a Christmas Kiss Tale
A Japanese apprentice in northern England is kissed under the mistletoe by a dining room waitress who expects a gift in return. He offers gloves, but the dancer hints at a necklace. The gift turns out to be a bar of soap, delivering a comic disappointment.
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England
London Standard
Bunco In Arizona at Oregon Theater
The authoress Miss Lillian Mortimer presents Bunco In Arizona set in the Southwest mining region. A waif Bunco marries Dick Gold after English heiress plots, a cousin’s gunfire ends with a locket saving the groom. The Oregon theater ads promise the play on Wednesday November 18 with a temperance piece The Millionaire Tramp later.
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Lillian Mortimer
England
Bunco
Jim
Hapy
Villaious
Bunch
Arizona
Oregon
San Francisco Opera Presents Santano Following Millionaire Tramp
The San Francisco Opera company stages Santano featuring Teddy Webb, proceeding after the program segment Millionaire Tramp, highlighting a bold pairing of performer and production in the season.
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San Francisco Opera Company
Teddy Webb
Texas Cowboy Play Shines In Long Run
Texas a Famous Drama of the West by George Broadhurst has enjoyed a five season run under Broadhurst Currie. The play, penned by J Mauldin Felgl, depicts Texan cattle country with true scenery and strong characters. The current cast, trained by Felgl at the Bijou in New York, assures a robust production.
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George Broadhurst
Texas
Broadhurst
Broadhurst & Currie
United States
New York City
London Mecca for Gold Brick Artists Warned by Yard
London reports a surge of the gold brick swindle as Scotland Yard urges vigilance. Victims receive letters from imagined benefactors claiming a valuable gold discovery and seek to foster ongoing correspondence.
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London
Mecca
Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard
Married Women's Place Is Home Says Liberal Speaker
Dr. Macnamara told a Bermondsey audience that married women should not work if husbands can support them, saying it is not good for the race or for children. He criticized the Right to Work bill and warned of its impact on rates in Camberwell.
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Dr. Macnamara
The
Admiralty
Credon-road
L. C. C. School
Bermondsey
North
Camberwell
Steamships poised to expand routes to Coatzacoalcos
Consul William W. Canada reports Hamburg American Line ships now call at Coatzacoalcos in addition to Habana Veracruz and Tampico. The First Mismarck, from Veracruz on October 9, was the line’s first to stop there, signaling growing traffic with Pacific coast countries via the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Royal Mail Steam Packet plans also point to new contracts to the port.
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William W. Canada
Veracruz
Hamburg-American Line
Habana
Tampico
Coatzacoalcos
South Americn
Tehauntepec
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Endl
Pearl trade scheme proposed to regulate Indian market
Consul General William Michael of Calcutta reports a plan to regulate the Indian pearl market after last year’s U S money crisis. An agency with branches will operate from Bombay to collect pearls and ship them to London at a fixed price with offers. Bombay advances parcels as prices are cabled to London, aiming to expand into Australian fisheries.
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William W. Michael
Calcutta
United States
India
Bombay
London
Pensioners Count in German Empire Insurance Office
Vice Consul General Charles R. Risdorf of Frankfort reports that at the start of 1908 the official German Empire insurance for Invalids, old age and sickness listed 975,960 pensioners.
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Charles R. Risdorf
Frankfort
German Empire
Youth shoots father in Belmont after ax pursuit
Ernest T. Hayes, 20, shot and mortally wounded H. T. Hayes in Belmont, a Charlotte suburb, after the elder Hayes pursued his wife with an ax over money. Ernest surrendered to police. the father was taken to Presbyterian hospital and expected to die. The son claimed he acted justifiably and asked the doctors not to prosecute.
Housekeeping Rooms for Rent in East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms in the East Oregonian building renovated and ready for occupancy. Features include steam heat electric lights and hot and cold water with bath. Enquire at office.
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East Oregonian
Cure a Cold in One Day Adverts
An old ad promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if it fails and carries the signature of E W Grove on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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