All Stars Confident to Beat Local High School in Thanksgiving Showdown
Pendleton All-Stars predict a comeback and aim to defeat the local high school in a Thanksgiving game at Round-up Park. A large crowd is expected once more, with coaches noting rope-off seating for fair viewing and bets wagering on first touchdown and final score.
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Pendleton
Lytle
Coon
Brown
Ben Creswell
Stokie and
Scott
Oregon
Will Pealand
Thanksgiving Appeal Urges Aid for Public Home Orphans
A historic appeal urges generous support for babies at the public home and older orphan boys and girls. Community leaders call for aid on Thanksgiving to ease the plight of vulnerable children and ensure they receive meals clothing and care.
Revolutionists Will Success Continued At Torreon Factory
Report notes authorities have control and excitement is subsiding with no trouble at Torreon or the factory. The situation remains under observation as movement leaders claim progress.
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Torreon
Hegira of Mexicans Predicted From Los Angeles
Mexican liberals in Los Angeles predict a hegira of Mexican reactionists across the Rio Grande as local party headquarters stay unusually active. Many Mexicans have already left the city and California points, according to reliable information.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Rio Grande
Liberal Party
City
California
Arrest warrant issued for boxing promoter over missing receipts
Tacoma date line reports Thomas Steinberger, president of the Lord Athletic Club that organized a boxing match last night, is wanted to explain three thousand dollars in receipts. The warrant was issued today as authorities seek clarity on funds.
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Tacoma
Thomas Steinberger
Lord Athletic Club
Attell Walsh Battle Promised in Kansas City
Kansas City fans anticipate a ten round bantamweight bout at the Empire Athletic Club featuring Monte Attell of California against Jimmy Walsh of Boston. If Attell wins he will head east for further matches before New York clubs.
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Attell-Walsh
Kansas City
Fang
Monte Attell
California
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
New 14,000-ton Sant' Anna sails from Boston to Naples
The Sant' Anna, a 14,000ton steamer, sails on her maiden Boston to Naples direct voyage. Launched in February, she completed her first westward Atlantic trip in August and is described as the largest, fastest, and finest French steamer in the Mediterranean trade.
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Boston
Sant’ Anna
Mediterranean
Naples
Atlantic
San Francisco Aviation Meet Canceled Over Fee Bid
San Francisco promoters canceled the aviation meet set to begin today after Wilbur Wright demanded a $15,000 license fee. A prize fund of $70,000 had been pledged before the decision to abandon the event was made.
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San Francisco
Wilbur Wright
Delaware Trials Entered Field for Setter and Pointer Meet
Wilmington Delaware November 23 sports men from nearby states join Delaware entrants in the annual field trials of the Delaware Setter and Pointer club. The meet is expected to generate strong competition and broad interest.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Setter and Pointer Club
Wissahickon Kennel Club Show Opens in Philadelphia
Blue-blooded purebreds from many breeds gather in Philadelphia for the Wissahickon Kennel Club beach show opening today. The exhibition runs for three days showcasing dogs of notable lineage and quality.
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Wissahickon Show
Philadelphia
Wissahickon Kennel Club
Current Literature Club Hosts Meeting This Week in Pendleton
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the Current Literature club will meet at Mrs. Lee Moorhouse’s home on Water Street with Mrs. Moorhouse and Mrs. G I LaDow as hostesses. Also noted are marriage licenses issued to Samppl and Melstrom, Buchanan and Rees, Kunkill and Connell, Davis and Emigh. Teachers return from La Grande after attending the eastern division meeting. Barber shops to close at noon for a half holiday. Sheriff attaches Dr L U Coe’s Knox automobile from Columbia Land Company after Harold Smith’s action. Divorce suit filed by Etta Jane Meter against David Meter seeks restoration of maiden name Etta Cargill.
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Lee Moorhouse
Water Street
Alfred Samppl
Maud Melstrom
Harvey M. Buchanan
Irene B. Rees
Louis E. Kunkill
Anna 0. Connell
Everett O. Davis
Elmina Emigh
Etta Jane Meter
David Meter
Etta Cargill
Ellis Heads to Washington for December Congress Session
Congressman and Mrs. Ww. R. Evils depart Pendleton on the Northern Pacific for Washington to attend the opening of the December 5 session. This marks the Pendleton representative’s final congressional term for at least two years.
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Ellis
Washington
Ww. R. Evils
Northern Pacific
Congress
Pendleton
Walla Walla Couple Wed Here
Everett O. Davis an electrician from Walla Walla wed Elmira Emigh a bookkeeper of the same city. They arrived in Pendleton this morning and were married at the Methodist church parsonage by Rev Nathan Evans in a ring ceremony before two friends.
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Walla Walla
Everett O. Davis
Elmira Emigh
Pendleton
Methodist Church
Nathan Evans
Wheat Prices Edge Up in Local Markets
The price of wheat rose again today with local market quotes at 71 cents. A few small lots sold in the forenoon and traders expect larger sales from growers to buyers later this afternoon.
Shipping Ducks to Idaho From Pendleton Farm
Pendleton county is noted as a center for standard bred poultry as Mrs. L. G. Pell ships Indian Runner Ducks to Mrs. A. G. Allen in Richy Idaho. The fawn colored ducks come from her Birch Creek poultry farm where she also breeds white ones.
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Idaho
Pendleton
L. G. Pell
A. G. Allen
Richy
Gillette Couple Plans California Winter Visit
Mr and Mrs George S S Gillette will depart soon for California for an extended stay They will travel with Thomas Milarkey and Dick Sullivan to San Francisco and Los Angeles where they will spend most of the winter Milarkey and Sullivan will return to Pendleton after the holidays H H Carr of Portland will oversee the local Western Union office during Mr Gillette s absence.
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California
George S&s. Gillette
San Francisco
Thomas Milarkey
Dick Sullivan
Mrs. Gillette
Los Angeles
Mr. Milarkey
Mr. Sullivan
Pendleton
HH. M. Carr
Portland
Western Union
Mr. Gillette
Estes Makes First Arrest In Hunting Season
Deputy Game Warden Jas Estes arrested James Sattias foreman of a Greek section crew at Amatil ia for hunting without a license. Sattias pleaded guilty before Justice Joe H Parkes, receiving a $25 fine plus costs, paid. Estes and Maple have been vigilant, yielding fewer complaints than in prior years.
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Estes
Amatilia
Jas. Estes
James Sattias
Justice of the Peace
Joe H Parkes
Maple
O R N and Southern Pacific Officials Late for Pendleton Tour
O R N and Southern Pacific officials on their annual inspection tour arrived in Pendleton after 7 p m instead of 5 p m. J P O'Brien was absent. J D Stack filled in. The crew included W B Bollona Ladd and J F E Myer with Charles Martin and Rosenbaum. Robert S Lovett was not part of the party, according to T F O'Brien.
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Southern Pacific
Pendleton
Gomertl
J. P. O'Brien
J. D. Stack
W. B. Bollona
Ladd
J. FE. My
Alexander's Team Wins From Boston Bowlers
At the Pastime Bowling Alleys Alexander's team defeated the Boston bowlers in a league match with a clear margin. The event highlights local sports activity and marks a win for the home team.
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Alexander
Boston
Bowlers Shoot Low to Moderate Scores in City League
Hanscom of Alexander's posted a high 194 with an 177 average as the city league pulled a tight night of bowling. Scores listed include Molitor 160 172 170 802 and Gibson 164 145 146 466, with team totals and five high men led by Noel 177 and Molitor 174. Boston Bowlers face Bond Bros. Friday night for league action.
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Hanscom
Alexander
Molitor
Gibson
Marshman
Lovell
Dale
Boston
Bond
New County Tax Law Inoperative Says Amendment Needs Law
County Assessor C P Strain and Judge Thomas FitsGerald say the recent state constitutional tax amendment is not operative without a general law passed by the legislature or people. The measure shifts tax regulation to local voters and bans poll tax, raising questions about its reach and implementation. Portland Journal notes it as a radical, entering wedge toward single tax and possible local control within counties.
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C. P. Strain
Thomas Fitsgerald
Strain
FitsGerald
Phelps
Portland Journal
Legislative Assembly
State
Grange
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Wm. Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
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Tome
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Umatilla County
la Grande
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Taylor Saeere
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Leading Jewelers
East End Grocery
Agents For Pictorial Review
Embroidery Catalogue
Pictorial Review Magazine
Wm. Ingram
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