Glee Club Proposed by Commercial Association Members
The Commercial association considers forming a glee club led by young members seeking musical training and entertainment. Roy Raley backs the project as gymnasium chair, with plans for a January public appearance at the theater and spring performances after rehearsal. A chorus of 15 to 20 voices could be organized locally to provide quality music.
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Commercial Association
Roy Raley
Glee Club
Continued Sale of Thanksgiving Needs
A local shop extends a Thanksgiving sale beyond the planned end date. The notice notes sales continued past Saturday and into Wednesday evening with window displays restocked as orders remain available.
Man killed by No 4 Spokane flyer near Arlington
Morning train passersby found scattered remains on the tracks at Arlington. Investigation indicates the man was struck and killed by a westbound Spokane flyer, No 4, though the victim could not be identified.
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Arlington
Spokane
Gambler Fined In Police Court For Gambling House
John Strongland was fined 100 and the Exchange saloon fined 8100 after a police raid at Court and Cottonwood streets. He pleaded guilty to running a gambling house. The raid came after a prior warning, with evidence later secured by officers led by Chief Gurdane.
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John Strongland
Exchange
Court and
Cottonwood Streets
Gurdane
Stroagland
Remains of Unidentified Man Referred to Coroner
A man presumed dead after a fatal incident was found near brakebeams. Authorities state his name may never be known and the body has been turned over to Gilliam County coroner for determination of cause and identity.
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Gilliam County
Offices Moved to Portland by O R NBridge and Building
The headquarters of the Bridge and Building Department of the O R N, previously in Pendleton for 20 years, have been moved to Portland and are now in the Union depot building. The office force and fixtures were moved Saturday night, with Chief Clerk E Hansen relocating and to report to Superintendent W A Storie in Portland.
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Pendleton
Harriman
Bridge and Building Department
Portland
Union Depot
E. Hansen
W. A. Storie
Ontario Farm Advocate Sees Bright Prospect for Malheur
At a meeting of the Eastern Oregon Teachers Association, Prof E B Conklin, longtime Pendleton public schools superintendent now owning a fine alfalfa farm near Ontario, spoke enthusiastically about Malheur country prospects. He noted high suitability for cultivation, strong productivity, and an influx of new settlers, with his own farm at 984 remaining permanently established.
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Ontario
Eastern Oregon Teachers’ Association
E. B. Conklin
Pendleton Public Schools
Conklin
Portland Boys Plead Guilty to Manslaughter in Powell Killing
In Lane county circuit court Thomas Reeves and Hugh Saxon withdrew not guilty pleas to murder in the second degree and entered guilty pleas to manslaughter for the August killing of William Powell near Cottage Grove. Judge Harris imposed Saxon a full 15 year sentence and Reeves an indeterminate term.
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Lal
Thomas Reeves
Hugh Saxon
Portland
William Powell
Cottage Grove
Lane County
Eugene Guard
Harris
Saxon
Reeves
Pilot Rock Branch Construction Offices Set Up
Assistant Engineer H A Brandon of the O RL N will supervise Pilot Rock branch work. He has established offices in rooms formerly used by the bridge and building department, upstairs in the O RL N depot building, and will use this site as headquarters during construction.
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Pilot Rock Railroad
H. A. Brandon
Pilot Rock
Bridge and Building Department
Hie
Back From Walla Walla Visit Sparks City Growth Plan
Miss Tita Boyd returns from Walla Walla where she reports locals are active and organizing a campaign to hike the town population to 24,000 by encouraging suburban settlements into the Incorporated city.
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Walla Walla
Tita Boyd
Turkeys Flood City Ahead of Thanksgiving Trade
Over 300 turkeys are reported to have arrived today from surrounding country, improving supplies for Thanksgiving. A sheep buyer, J. E. Noble of Grand Inland, Nebraska, has written on prices for stock sheep, lambs, ewes, and wethers and will visit Pendleton soon to buy thousands for a Nebraska buyer.
Largest turkey sale fuels Pen dleton market surge
EF Lyman, Court Street butcher, bought 210 turkeys from M Edwards on McKay Creek, the largest single sale in Pen dleton. Ten inches of snow lay on Alba, where B Neil notes heavy snowfall but cattle and stock remain in good condition with ample feed.
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EF. Lyman
Court Street Hutcher
Pendleton
M. ©. Edwards
McKay Creek
Alba
B. Neil
Pendleton Lodge Names Special Meeting Tonight
Pendleton lodge No. 62, A F & A M, holds a special meeting this evening for Master Mason degree work. Session starts promptly at 7 PM. all brethren are invited to attend.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 62
A. F P
A. M
Berkeley returns from capital mining trip to Grant county
Back from Washington Norbourne Berkeley, after months in Virginia and Washington D C in the Interest of Grant county mining property, has returned home following a highly successful trip. Eight persons have been sent to the penitentiary during the past four months from Wasco county. Seven pleaded guilty, one stood trial.
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Washington
Norbourne Berkeley
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Grant County
Wasco County
Advertising Klamath Falls Promotes Local Development
A Klamath Falls publicity drive will dispatch a chamber agent to the east to showcase the irrigation project resources. J E Mason plans a Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma trip to inform settlers about settling here and the water for next year crops. The push highlights oats, barley, and alfalfa value with water, and notes a recent game skewer sale. About 49 businessmen will tour Wood River to prove river navigation and connect Klamath's metro area via the new launch system.
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Klamath County
Klamath Falls
Wein Iy
Kinmath Falls
J. EB. Mason
Chamber
Kansas
Miseoursill Okiohormil
Maven
Henry
George Nowlin
Wood River
Klamath
Metropolia
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Tite Commercial Association
Eilvey
Rogers
Haviland
Empire Tea & Crockery Co, Inc
G. M. Vinton
Met
Main and
Alta Sta
Libbey
Royal M. Sawtelle
Libbey Cut Glass
Tallman & CO
Torsour
Hawkes
Theer
Itseif
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Trauderte
Gambler
Knox
Pone
Hanan
Boston
Oregon County
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Scientific American
Jack Brown
West Webb St
Kupper
Max Baer
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