Pendleton High Faces Baker City In Thanksgiving Game
Pendleton high school football heads to Baker City for the Thanksgiving match up seeking the Eastern Oregon Idaho championship. One starter suffers a dislocated shoulder. Se Williams out, replaced by a substitute. Home lineup and coach Dan Smythe chart a strong chance for Pendleton despite the injury.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Smythe
Fettle
Se Williams
Academy
Joes
Tnion
Boise City
Walla Walla
Weston
Pendleton Academy
Oregon
Idaho
Wrrick
Means
E. Storie
Scott
O. Reeves
F. Milne
Hay Prices Rise as Haines Stocks Demand Record
The Haines Mercantile Company reports a large hay sale of 3000 tons and daily inquiries. Feeders have paid up to 10 dollars per ton in the stock for common wild hay. Local growers in Eastern Oregon enjoy good crops and hope to share with neighbors.
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Oregon
Haines Mercantile Company
Haines
Extensive Tour Ends with European and American Stops
Charles Albee the Helix butcher left this morning for Portland and San Francisco. He plans about a month in California then travel onward to Bast for a few wine, returning via Kansas City, Denver and Salt Lake. An American frothy Loraine Steel company will install a complete system of electric railways in Wolverhampton England.
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Charles Albee
Helix
Portland
San Francisco
California
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Loraine Steel Company
Wolverhampton
England
Pendleton and Walla Walla Prepare for Thanksgiving Game
Pendleton football team enacts final practice at Byers’ warehouse ahead of Thanksgiving clash with Walla Walla. Malarkey and Frank boast strong lineups. key players named include Baker Kauffman Smith Stephens Cody Downey Lambert Hinson Morehouse Mark Finch Baum and Dooney. Game set for 3 pm at West Alta field with purple and white colors and 26 cent admission.
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Pendleton Pclty
Byers’ Stone Warehoue
Malarkey
Pendleton
Frank
Walla Walla
Reeree
Baker
Kauffman
Smith
Walle Walin
Stephens
Cody
Goou
Downey
Lambert
Gonering
Dooney
Hinson
Morehouse
Mark
Finch
Baum
West Alta Field
Usl
Thanksgiving Proclamation By The Oregonian Office
A humorous proclamation notes printers reporters pressmen and carrier boys are ad dicted to the eating habit and declares no man can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner while daily work weighs on him Other businesses show respect to the occasion by suspending work for the day in a light editorial tone from the Oregonian office.
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Hugk Vese
Oregonian
Bert Rhodes Recovers After Near Fatal Portland Shooting
Dusty Rhodes a longtime figure in this city and La Grande, shot in a Portland saloon about a week ago, is recovering. Doctors call the case remarkable as the bullet pierced the neck, passed through the head between brain lobes, and emerged at the forehead. He left the hospital and is now on the road to recovery, with potential complications to watch.
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Bert
Dusty” Rhodes
la Grande
Portland
Thuc Aity
Rhodes
Fred
Public Schools Close for Thanksgiving Week
Public schools will close this afternoon for the rest of the week to allow pupils to enjoy Thanksgiving and recover from Thursday’s dinner. In most rooms today exercises honored the holiday and many baskets were packed for the district’s needy, with pupils competing to aid those less fortunate.
Funeral of Mrs F W Waite Held at Colfax Episcopal Church
Mrs F W Waite who died in Colfax Monday was buried yesterday afternoon from the Episcopal church in Colfax. She had taught in Colfax public schools and was well known in the area. She leaves her husband two sisters and three small children. Waite family resided in Pendleton for years and she belonged to the Thursday Afternoon Club.
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Colfax
Episcopal Church
F. W. Waite
Religious revival and sermons announced at two churches
At Congregational Church and Thompson Street Methodist Church revival services and sermons detailed. Tomorrow Rev W E Armfield at 11 am at Thompson Street Church to preach a special discourse followed by a Praise service. Evening services and continued revival planned through the week.
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M. E. Church
Thompson Street Methodist Church
W. E. Armfield
Witness in Thompson Case Heads to Portland
James Maloney of the Savings Bank will depart at dawn as a subpoenaed witness in the Am 48 Thompson federal trial in Portland. About 46 local witnesses are expected to attend.
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Thompson
James Maloney
The
Savings Bank
Portland
Bargains in Horses at the City Pound
The city pound offers several good bargains as prices at sale events suggest buyers can profit by purchasing and reselling horses. Indicates potential profit for a purchaser able to secure them at prevailing sale rates.
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Wem
Thanksgiving Offerings and Donor List Omitted
A reader note highlights missing donor names in yesterday’s hospital offering list. The Sisters of St Pranvin organize today’s Thanksgiving collections to support the hospital fund.
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Sisters of
St. Pranvin
Letter From Alberta Describes Cold Settler Inducements
A. Kunkel, returning from Alberta after a month, notes temperatures 25 below zero and deep snow. He reports cattle wintered outdoors fed only sparse browse above the snow, and says he will reach his home city by early next week.
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A. Kunkel
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Kunkel
Sero
Coming Events and Obituary Notes From The Region
Washington Teachers’ association meeting in Tacoma December 28 to 30 features state and local educators. National Livestock convention held in Portland January 12 14 and 16 draws farmers and exhibitors. Sophie Blackmore a 115 year old Colored woman died last week in Gainesville Kentucky mother of 18 living children youngest child 7 years old.
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Washington
Tacoma
Portland
Sophie Blackmore
Gainesville
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Omorrow
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Pendleton Down Town
J. B. Raley
E H. Clarke
Bert Rhodes
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Hostetter
Frazer Theatre
R. J. Nixon
Mgr
Phone Main
Herrmann
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OWL
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