Indian survivor of Whitman classes to attend memorial
An elderly Umatilla woman Ip-na-sol-a-toc, the last living pupil of Dr. Whitman, plans to join Rev. Cornelison at the Whitman memorial on Friday November 29 near the Whitman monument. Her son Luke Minthorn opposes the trip but Indian leaders hope to reassure him. Also attending are Kash Kash Metanie Robinson Minthorn and Shaplish Whirlwind, all linked to the Umatilla community and the historic 1847 massacre.
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J. M. Cornelison
Tutulla
Sarah
Whitman
Whitman Monument
Waillatou
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Bers
Cornelison
Luke Minthorn
To-na-sol-atoc
Umatillas
Kash Kash
Metanie
Robinson Minthorn
To-na-sol-a-toe
Shaplish
Whirlwind
Umatilla
Early Cold Warning Urges Prompt Action
The message stresses checking at the very onset of a cold to prevent deeper illness. Delaying can lead to longer suffering and a harder cure, as every lost hour adds days to the ordeal. Take prompt steps now.
Bowers Writes Lord's Prayer on Postage Stamp
J M Bowers of this city showed East Oregonian a specimen of handwriting of remarkable clarity. On a common postal card he penned 1204 words including parts of the Lord's Prayer Regulus's address to the Romans and Lincoln's Gettysburg address. The lines are straight and letters distinct and readable without a glass. he can write the Lord's Prayer on a postage stamp with an ordinary pen.
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J. M. Bowers
East Oregonian
Lincoln
Bowers
Smythe Considers Operation In Portland For Stomach Ailment
Dan P. Smythe has traveled to Portland to consult a medical specialist about a stomach trouble that may require an operation. He seeks expert opinion on safe treatment options and potential surgical intervention.
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Smythe
Dan P. Smythe
Portland
Mrs Welles Til Illness Delays Planned Operation
Mrs. Welles Til, wife of the county school superintendent, has been ill for some time and an operation was planned for today.
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Welles Til
Frank K. Kelles
Club Rooms Stimulate Interest Despite Membership Lag
The Commercial association faces a tight budget as losses from dwindling membership threaten the treasury. With winter, patronage rises but remains below par, while the reading room gains attention with abundant magazines and recovered billiard and pool tables. Gym classes expand under Director Shockley and the 6 o'clock business class gains momentum as enrollment opens.
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Commercial Association
A. W. Nye
Shockley
Ministers Organize Pendleton Churches Unite for Co operation
Protestant ministers of Pendleton meet to unite the city churches for closer cooperation and more effective work. Officers elected include President Rev W L Van Nuys, Vice President Rev Charles Quinney, Secretary Rev F L H van Labken, and Treasurer Rev W T Easter. The group plans to invite county ministers to form a county organization and schedules a union Thanksgiving service.
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Pendation
W. L. van Nuys
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Quineney
Church of the Redeemer
Episcopal
F. L H. van Labken
Congregational Church
W. T
Miss Crosson Delights Pendleton Recital at Presbyterian Church
Miss Hazel Crosson elocutionary artist debuted in Pendleton with a recital at the Presbyterian church to a large audience. The event drew generous praise and is seen as a promising start for future engagements and pupil enrollment. Mrs Selkirk-Norton accompanied, as did Miss Edna Thompson with selections.
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Hazel Crosson
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
Miss Crosson
Mine Cromson
Disappointed Bride Fails To Meet County Residency Rule
A Nebraska woman hoping to wed a Spokane resident faced a required affidavit proving age and county residency. The groom, with the aid of Rev Easter, could not secure the sworn statement from a witness. County Clerk Saling warned that signing without proof could bring imprisonment or fines up to a thousand dollars, and the couple left disappointed.
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Nebraska
Spokane
Umatilla
Easter
Saling
Fight Pigeons With One Shot At City Hall
Janitor Gilliland of the courthouse shot eight pigeons with a single blast after obtaining a permit from the chief of police. The pigeons reportedly left their roosts, and only one bird remained on the roof this morning. Deputy Sheriff Wilson disputes Gilliland's account, recounting a far different bird-hunt story from Bellingham.
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Gilliland
Court House
Wilson
Pendleton Water System Extends Improvements This Year
The Pendleton water commission reports about 9000 spent on betterments this year. Major costs include a new main to the north side estimated at 6000 with 1200 feet of additional feed pipe at 3000. Last year the commission earned a net profit of 6000 after 2700 in betterments. This year most profits will be reinvested.
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Pendleton
The
Water Commission
North Side
Commission
Eldred B Waffle Named House Physician At St Vincent's
Eldred B Waffle a student at Oregon Medical College Portland has been appointed house physician for St Vincent's academy for next year. He will graduate from the medical college next spring and is noted as a leading student of the institution. He plans to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs B S Waffle of this city.
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Eldred B. Waffle
Oregon Medical College
Portland
St. Vincent’s Academy
Waffle
The
Medical College
Sacred Concert Program at M E Church Second Series
The second winter sacred concert at the M E Church is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm with no admission charge. The program includes organ preludes chorus provisions and solos by Mrs A J Owen Mr Walter Isaacs and others plus a trombone solo and organ postlude.
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M. E
M. EB
A. J. Owen
Largo
Sscaes
Handel
The Church Beautiful by Pendleton Pastor Nears Issue
Rev W T Kuster of Pendleton M E church writes The Church Beautiful to urge ministers to build larger finer churches, benefiting towns. The leather bound 160 page volume with 75 cuts draws demand from across the United States and Canada. Dr Forbes of the Church Extension Society plans to promote adoption. Publication expected early next year. A Portland liquor salesman, W H Butler, was arrested in Eugene on a charge of running a pig in the city. the charge came from a drunken woman.
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W. T. Kuster
W. T. Bunter
M. E. Church of
Pendleton
United States
Canada
Forbes
Church Extension Society
M. BE. Church
W. H. Butler
Portland
Eugene
Truth and Quality claim for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a reliable laxative. It asserts benefits include cleansing and soothing internal organs without debility, natural action, and physician-approved ingredients. The copy urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Pendleton Creamery Co
T. J. Cheney
Jersey Dairy
United States Depository
George Rk, O'Daniel
Plonser Furniture
Rooma
Pendicton
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Pendleton Boy
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Stauffer
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Lafebre-Wely
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Gounod Ryder Organ
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Men’s Shop
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