Pendleton Versus Hill Military Opens State Championship Play
Pendleton high meets Hill Military College of Portland in a crucial high school football showdown to decide the state academic championship. The game promises open, spectacular play with Pendleton aiming to extend its eastern Oregon title and a strong crowd is expected to watch from the town.
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Cold starts need immediate action at onset
Urges prompt recognition of a cold at first signs to prevent it from becoming deeper and harder to cure. Warns that every hour lost early may add days of suffering and encourages taking early measures.
Skidmore Sought in $150 Bunco Case Against Cook & Perry
Grand Rapids man Skidmore, alleged representative of the Show Case company, is being sought by the sheriff for buncoing Cook & Perry out of 150 dollars. In October he called on the firm and obtained an order for fixtures.
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Skidmore
Grand Rapids Show Case Company
Buncoed Cook & Perry
TWO REASONS FOR TABLE SILVER PURCHASES
The Touch of good taste lent by table silver and its long life are two reasons for beginners to start housekeeping. A little at a time will equip any table. Prices encourage you to begin now, and for wedding or Xmas gifts a wide range of silverware sets and other items are available, including Sterling Silver Tea Spoons at $6.75 per set.
Skidmore Linked to Firm in Fraudulent Payment Claim
A sheriff's investigation uncovers that Skidmore induced customers to pay $160 by posing as a representative of a firm he did not belong to. He received the money before the truth emerged, and Cook & Perry filed a complaint days earlier. The sheriff's office learned of the affair weeks after Skidmore left the area, hindering the search.
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Skidmore
Cook & Perry
Sheriff's Office
Earch
Cupid Will Score Tonight at Pendleton Weddings
Dr W H Lytle state sheep inspector and high school football coach will marry Myrtle Hill at the Hill residence 417 Perkins avenue at noon with relatives and a few friends present A reception follows at 9 o'clock Many social events have honored the bride and groom Pendleton today also sees H L Stanfield marry Miss Jeanita Robinson at the Rob inson home 120 Grange street The groom is a prominent Echo area figure and the bride is daughter of A W Robinson Oregon Lumber manager
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Myrtle Hill
John F. Hill
Hill
Perkins Avenue
Lytle
Miss Hill
Pendleton
Iowa Agricultural College
Bachelors’ Club
E. Nelson
Reamy ties knot with Miss Ellen Peterson at Golden Rule
Relatives and friends witnessed the wedding of Frank Reamy and Ellen Peterson in the Golden Rule hotel parlor yesterday afternoon. Both hail from Helix country. Ellen is the daughter of John and Mrs Peterson. A dinner followed in the hotel dining room.
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Golden Rule Hotel
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Ellen Peterson
Helix
John Peterson
Planned Death by Own Action Beckhusen Linked to Brother's Death
J L Beckhusen, who hanged himself in the Cageball park grandstand, had contemplated suicide for weeks. He had been living with John Whalley in Chicago area, spoke of bullets as a remedy, and mourned his brother’s death in Grant county. An administrator for the estate may be chosen from close friends, with Judge A Lowell and J P Winter handling legal matters. Interment to occur locally unless relatives provide guidance.
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J. P. Winter
Germany
Dr Smith Now In Europe From Pendleton Family Letter
Dr C J Smith and his family, from Pendleton, report in an Edinburg letter written aboard the steamer Lucania about 600 miles from Queenstown. They include a Cunard wireless bulletin noting news from Portland's Merchants National Bank closure and a Seamen's Widow and Orphan fund benefit on November 14 that raised $65. The voyage faced heavy seas and some seasickness, and Mrs Smith asked not to be mentioned. They plan to stay in Scotland and then travel to the Holy Land in December.
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Cunard Wireless Telegraph
Merchants’ National Bank of Portland
Marcon Wireless Telegraph
Seamen's Widow and Orphan Fund of
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Marriage Licenses Sealed In Thanksgiving Rush
Five marriage licenses were issued this forenoon by Deputy Clerk Brown as couples lined up at the license desk. The pairs listed are William H. Lytle and Myrtle All Hush, I Stanfield and W Juanita Robinson, L E Haworth and Ruth A. Jones, Arthur W. Douglas and Eva May Gross, Edward B. Kidder and Kezla F. Clemons.
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Myrtle All
Hush I. Stanfield
W. Juanita Robinson
L. E., Haworth
Ruth A. Jones
Arthur W. Douglas
Eva May Gross
Edward B. Kidder
Kezla F. Clemons
Goose Hideout Lands Man in City Jail Overnight
Mose Baldwin spent a night in the county jail after a prank involving hiding another man's goose. The fowl belonged to Bartender Dwyer of the Crescent saloon. Baldwin, per City Attorney McCourt, was asked by another patron to hide the goose. he did so for fun, then could not recover it when others intervened. He left without explaining to Dwyer and was arrested but later released.
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Dwyer
Crescent
McCourt
McCormmach Boy Recovering From Meningitis
Charles McCormmach, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Walter McCormmach, has recovered from spinal meningitis after several weeks illness. He is out of danger and released from nurse Miss Lillian Breeden’s care.
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Charles
Walter McCormmach
Mies Lillian Breeden
William Scott Couple Plan Winter in California
Mr and Mrs William Scott of He Mix depart next Monday for Long Beach California to spend the winter there. They will divide time between Long Beach and other coast points and designate Long Beach as their headquarters.
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He- Mix
Long Beach
Calif
Infantry Troops Parade From Columbus to Fort Wright
A mixed company of infantry from several units marched through Columbus toward Fort Wright near Spokane. The column began with over 100 soldiers, but detachments were left at various barracks along the route, leaving 27 men to continue to the destination.
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Columbus
Fort Wright
Spokane
Christian Science Thanksgiving Service at Eagle Building
Thanksgiving service at 11 a.m. in the Eagle building with the subject Thanksgiv ing. All are welcome.
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Christian Science
Eagle Building
Second Thaw trial postponed to after January
The second Thaw trial, initially set for next Tuesday, has been postponed again and will not be called before January. The delay shifts proceedings to a later date without a new schedule announced.
Banks Close Citywide for Thanksgiving Holiday
City banks will close all day tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving. Stores will also shut early, and barber shops will close at noon. The city urges residents to plan accordingly.
Naples Visit Sparks Sardonic Banter Between Peers
Young Borem returns from travel on the continent and jokes about ignoring advice to see Naples. Mins Sharpe responds with a languid quip, the exchange ending in a light, weary mood and a shared laugh.
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Continent
Naples
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