Pendleton Academy Football Lineup Set for Baker City Clash
Pendleton Academy and high school players practice as Coach Smythe readies the lineup for Thanksgiving Day. Guards and tackles need work while backs show progress. Baker City is reportedly stronger this year, and a large crowd is expected to travel to the game in the Alster City. In a separate note, bartender Dusty Rhodes was fatally shot in a local saloon, with Tex Langiver witnessing the event.
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Pendleton Academy
Smythe
Baker City
Baker
Pendleton
Alster City
Rhodes
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
Stix
Tex Langiver
Dusty Rhodes Shot in Portland Crime
A shooting occurred in Portland injuring Dusty Rhodes, a locally well known resident, with Bert Rhodes identified as the shooter. Police investigated the incident and secured the scene as authorities gathered statements from witnesses. More details on motive and charges were not immediately available.
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Portland
Bert Rhodes
Trial of Gen Crawford Disbarment Regardals in Portland
Attorney General A M Crawford faces disbarment charges in Portland, with Judge Willis accusing him of perjury. Judge Watson represents Crawford as Governor Chamberlain hints a Pendleton appointee could fill the office if removal occurs.
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Chamberlain
Pendleton
A M. Crawford
State Bar Association
Portland
Willis
Crawford
Watson
East Hirch Creek man injured as team drags buggy
A. G. Horn of East Hirch Creek started to town with a team yesterday. About half a mile from home the team balked and ran, dragging the buggy a half mile and severely bruising Horn. The buggy was badly used up, but the team was uninjured.
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A. G. Horn
East Hirch Creek
Mr. Horn
Eagles Banquet and Reception Planned Next Friday
The Eagles will host a citywide banquet and reception next Friday in Hendricks' hall. The event will honor all Eagles, their wives and sweethearts, with Mosurs, Ho gert, A. Koeppen and Ashton on the organizing committee.
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Eagles
Hendricks’ Hall
Mosurs. Hogert
A. Koeppen
Ashton
Lode
Cure a Cold in One Day Promoted by Patent Tablets
An advertisement touts Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets claiming a quick cure for colds with Grove's signature on each box. Separately the article notes the American government will spend $500,000 to improve harbors at Cebu and Iloilo.
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Grove
Cebu
Ilo, P. 1
Man Arrested in Echo Denies Mapleton Bank Theft Claim
A man answering the description of Alfred A. Buck was arrested at Echo by Deputy Sheriff Eli Spike on suspicion of embezzling 17 000 from Mapleton State Bank in October. He claims to be from Seattle and denies knowledge of Mapleton while awaiting identification after the arrest.
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Minnesota
Eli Spike
Echo
Alfred A. Buck
Mapleton
Minn
Cnahier
Seattle
Pendleton
Thlt City
Wes
Buck
Mapleton Bank
Selection of Books for County Schools Completed
Mesers Nowlin and Conklin selected the county library books after a county court tax of at least ten cents per capita funds the purchases. Pendleton district received 150 dollars worth, with Gill & Co. of Portland to supply them. Nowlin and Conklin conveyed final selections ensuring a diverse range of literary scientific and historical works for city schools.
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Mesers
Nowlin
Challet
Pendleton
Conklin
New License Ordinance Aims to Tax All City Activities
Charles H. Carter city attorney, home from a runaway accident, leads drafting of a broad license ordinance. Officials say current rules are faulty. proposed plan would license all city activities and bodies, provide a just and equitable revision, and end inconsistent taxation of amusements like merry go rounds.
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Charles HH. Carter
Lisa
Porter
Papers of Adoption Granted for Sophia La Roque
Grandparents Peter LaCouse and Louiga LaCouse petitioned the county court to adopt Sophia La Roque, age 12, who has lived with them 11 years. Father is living and single but unable to provide a home. mother died in 1803. The court granted the petition.
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Sophia la Roque
Peter LaCouse
Louiga LaCouse
Snowstorm Sweeps Mountain Region to Three Feet at Meacham
A broad snowstorm spreads from Pendleton to Denver with heavy accumulations across the mountain country. Meacham reports three feet of snow with severe drifting while other towns show from ten inches to one and a half feet, closing roads and hindering travel.
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Pendleton
Denver
Meacham
Blue Mountains
Binghem &Nrings
Hilpard
Grand Ronde
Amatillo County
Kamela Bomini
Huron
Venton Mountain
Colds and Pneumonia Cause Illness in City
With changing weather, a rise in grip and pneumonia cases appears in the colony. Several pneumonia patients are reported in the city, though most are recovering well and no lasting effects are expected.
City official bedridden amid illness and weather strain
City Recorder Thomas FitzGerald is confined to bed and unable to attend the office today. He has suffered from a cold for some time, with the recent weather change increasing his burden, and the judge is temporarily out of commission.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Evern Coh
Wold
Wenather
Ivy Younger Sprains Ankle during Basketball Game
Miss Ivy Younger suffered a sprained ankle last week while playing basketball. An opposing player stepped on her foot during toll play, bruising the area and worsening the injury. She will be unable to walk for several days.
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Ivy Younger
Farmer Dan Crowley Injured When Horse Shies At Lamp
Dan Crowley, a farmer living on the reservation, was thrown from his wagon last evening as he started for home. The horse shied at a street lamp and toppled him, with the wagon passing over his right arm, breaking it. Dr. McFoul attended, dressing the wounds and tending the patient as he rested.
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Dan Crowley
McFoul
Infant of Mr and Mrs Schroeder Dies in Warren Station
Last night the infant son of Mr and Mrs George Schroeder of Warren Station died suddenly from a ruptured intestine. Burial will be held tomorrow from the family home.
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George Schroeder
Warren Station
Congregational church entertainment features solo by Professor Jones
Mr and Mrs Diean Winnow will not perform music tonight at the church event. Professor Jones will sing a solo during the evening program followed by an oyster supper and social.
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Diean Winnow
Professor Jones
Remember the St. Joe Store Free Giveaway Offer
A notice invites customers to visit the St. Joe Store for a free giveaway on December 24. Each dollar purchase earns a ticket, with a chance to win a prize of $100 in Kold. Shoppers are reminded to wet their tickets as part of the promotion.
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St. Joe
Kold
Gear Hunt Aims in Alaska Mountain Hound Pack
Engineer EB Jacobson of the RB. N. plans an extended bear hunt with trained hounds in the mountains near Kan yak. The move signals a technical expedition using a pack of dogs to pursue a big game in a rugged terrain.
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EB. Jacobson
Birth of Son to Mrs Thomas Austin on Jane Street
A son was born last night to the wife of Thomas Austin at the family home on Jane Street. Mr Austin is employed at the butcher shop of C Plataander.
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Thomas Austin
Jane Street
Austin
C. Plataander
Maccabees Dance at Music Hall Tomorrow Evening
The Maccabees will present a dance at Music Hall tomorrow evening. The event invites local residents to attend the social gathering at the venue.
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Music Hall
A Lingering Cough and Scott's Emulsion Remedy
A lingering cough resists simple remedies and demands thorough treatment. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as the solution to stop irritation, soothe tissues, and heal membranes. The ad urges immediate use with a promise of quick help from the first dose.
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Scott
Feeding Sheep After Snow Storm Impacts Mason Prairie flocks
Lewiston Tribune reports Clarence Thessen says 1.80 sheep on Mason prairie are being fed for mutton after the severest snow storm yet. By December feeding quarters will start in Tammany with 2600 sheep to be fed for market. Sheep fed locally will sell at the market or ship to Seattle. Stock sheep feeding sites planned on Sweetwater Creek area by year’s end. hope to carry flocks through winter with limited feed. President P J Campbell of the University of Oregon visited Lewiston. The St Jon Store offers $100 in quid free December 24 with each dollar purchase.
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Clarence ‘Thessen
Mason Prairie
Lewiston Tribune
Thin Geedon
Ttme
Tammany
Seattle
Eastern Oregon Teachers Association Convention in Baker City
Upcoming events include the Eastern Oregon Teachers Association meeting in Baker City on November 29. Also listed are the Washington Teachers Association gathering in Tacoma on December 28, and the National Livestock Convention in Portland from January 12 to 16.
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Eastern Oregon Teachers' Association
Baker City
Washington Teachers
Tacoma
Der
Portland
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