Local Ads Boast Bargains and Services Across Town
Local shoppers are lured by clrky prices and quick services. Osier like Freeh oysters at Hohbachs bakery and phony Cash Market for beat meats stand out alongside new shows at Hanscoms jewelry. Rental notices appear for seven room houses on the north side and furnished rooms near Main. A.J. Eklund advertises no boarding and Pendleton Cash Market urges women to buy ham bacon and lard. Shoe repairs updated with new machinery at Pendleton shop while John Beans VIgor Store handles express office moves. House moving rates given and broken lenses can be replaced in minutes at local jewelers.
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Aged Veteran Kills in Vain Revenge Claim
Samuel Custis, a Confederate veteran and woodcutter, shot Albert Wilson in Portland as police reported. Custis, reportedly intoxicated, alleged Wilson stole his purse containing $48. He was detained overnight and questioned after the incident, with Custis claiming he demanded the money from Wilson.
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Custis Refused Recovery of Purse Amid Shooting Incident
Custis did not attempt escape after a shooting. A purse matching the lost item Custis claimed disappeared was found in Wilson's room, prompting speculation Custis cannot be prosecuted. He remains jailed on drunkenness charges.
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Suffragette Petition to Taft Circulates in Chicago
Mrs Pankhurst announces petitions in Chicago circulating to urge President Taft to intervene on behalf of Miss Pant, the American suffragette imprisoned in England. The move aims to secure relief or release through executive action.
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Orpheum Tonight Offers Mixed Program and Films
A varied program at the Orpheum includes music by the Orpheum Orchestra led by A. HM Johnson, with acts Marah Jerome Shay and George M. Cohan medleys. Silent films feature The Painter and the Devil, A Hot Time In Cold Quarters, Pewceful Jones, Bull Fight at Oran, The Five Divorces, and Pastime Today new. The Breton coast drama Children of the Sea, The Imp of the Bottle, A Winter's Tale, The Man With the Dolls, and Running in Hard Luck close the lineup with laughs and drama.
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Alcohol in Medicines and Proprietary Preparations
The passage notes alcohol as the best known preservative in medical compounds. It states proprietary medicines typically contain 1 to 22 percent alcohol while doctors' prescriptions use 25 to 60 percent. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at 18 percent and mentions tablet forms for those avoiding alcohol.
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Ambassador O'Brien joins Friends of American Association banquet
At a Thanksgiving banquet in Tokio on November 26 American Ambassador O'Brien was made an honorary member of the Friends of American Association before his departure to Uchida as the new ambassador to the United States. O'Brien praised the strong Japan America friendship noting beliefs about red hair and its wearers.
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Personal visitors flock to the city during Thanksgiving period
Ukiah resident J D Sima and many others from Walla Walla Helix Pendleton and beyond visited the city today. locals include Miss Maud Foley Lewiston Ida ho and J E King Helix Pendleton visitors. Elks dance drew Wyrick Sima Clarke and others. Beatrice Brownell left for Umatilla. Milton Ross Portland visitor. Dr W H Lytle state vet arrived from Oregon on official work.
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Pootball Games Close Season Across Colleges
Across the nation teams competed in scattered grid matches. Notable scores include Colgate 48 over a Tall foe, and Marietta 34 to 0 over Dennison, with many regional results from Seattle to Morgantown and Denver to Columbus highlighting the football season’s final rounds.
Season closes with 29 players killed and twenty hurt
New York November 26 a statement after the football season shows 29 players killed and twenty badly hurt with details remaining incomplete as officials assess the toll and safety measures following the season's end.
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Ten Thousand Receive Minor Injuries Estimated
Officials estimate about ten thousand people sustained minor injuries in the incident. The figure reflects preliminary assessments and may be revised as investigations continue.
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New Football Classifications for Middle West Adopted
Chicago student body reviews proposed league divisions naming an "Alig Five" of Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and a "Little Hour" of Indians Purdue Northwestern and Towl. The plan aims to apply the split to track and basketball teams as well.
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Excessive profits blamed for high food prices in report
New York, Nov. 26. Charles Spracue Smith, head of the Peoples Institute, calls for a federal probe into rising food prices. He cites Armour's year to Oct 28 showing a 35 percent profit on no capital stock of 20 million, accusing secrecy and urging disclosure to list bonds. He claims meat prices stem from excessive profits and cites similar conditions in other foods.
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Ghouls Hold Corpse for Ransom in Montana
Great Falls Mont November 25 Ghouls stole the infant son of Hatfield Conrad from Highland cemetery and hold the body for ransom. The coffin was placed in view at the cemetery gate to ensure quick discovery of the theft. Harfield Conrad is the eldest son of William G Conrad a wealthy banker with political interests in Montana.
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Opposition to Yamagata as Ito's successor in Japan
Victoria Nov. 26. News from the Orient reports strong opposition to Prince Yamagata succeeding the late Prince Ito. Critics say his military leader status could alarm other powers and hinder diplomacy. Proposals favor Premier Satonji, Marquis Taouyo, or Marquis Hatebaka as alternatives.
Canadian Pacific Traffic Halted by Rocky Mountain Slides
Canadian Pacific trains are canceled after heavy snow and rock slides in the Rogers Pass area of the Rocky Mountains. Three feet of snow has fallen, causing trains to have narrow escapes and disrupting service near Winnipeg on November 25.
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