Local ads offer food drinks services and notices
Listings include chicken tamales and chili at El Motts, fresh oysters at Hohbachs, one carload of cedar pasta, bid for a restaurant and lodging house, second hand auto for sale, rental rooms, a five room cottage, a state hotel for sale, a lost laundry book, a furniture van service, and a delivery boy wanted. Also inquiries about insurance and cigars plus telephone numbers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast
Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
Jackson
Hohbach’s
Court Street
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Carney & Bradley Barn
Disbarment of Hoover and Wells from Washington Law Practice
Seattle Oct 3 Superior Court Judge Humphries summarily disbarred Glen E Hoover former assistant attorney general and Hulet Wells from practicing law in Washington. Hoover faced contempt charges for criticizing the court in a public speech and for representing others in the 99 arrests. Wells admitted drafting and signing a protest letter to the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Superior Court
Humphries
Glen E. Hoover
Hulet Wells
Hoover
Wells
Personal Mentions From Pendleton Area Residents
Local notes record visits and moves among residents including H. Fish of Baker, Alonzo Knotts from Pilot Rock, Levi Eldridge a stock man, B C Carrigan from Bingham Springs, Mrs. John Timmerman from Helix, P A McPhee manager of Bingham Springs, Jess Royce from Portland, W E Pound from Umatilla, James P Neal Freewater attorney, Mrs. C E Bean from Boise, Paul Hemmelgarn and William Roesch to Echo, W S Mayberry teaching at Holdman, Mrs. Fred Clarke from Filllensburg, Jack Bissett resigning at Hotel & J, Leon Cohen from California, Marguerite Rice from Bartlesville to work for Carter & Smythe, GH Bishop and James H E Scott among visiting lawyers, A Quant of Abeel back from Clarkesville Civil War reunion, Byron Hunter in Pendleton for irrigation project report work for government.
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H. Fish of
Baker
Alonzo Knotts
Pilot Rock
Levi Eldridge
B.C. Carrigan
Bingham Springs
John Timmerman
Helix
Paul Hemmelgarn
William Roesch
Echo
Mayberry
Freewater
Holdmain
Fred Clarke
Fillensberg
Jack Bissett
Hotel &J. George
Leon Cohen
California
Marguerite Rice
Bartlesville
Oklo
Pendleton
Carter & Smythe
GH. Bishop
Athena
James H. E Scott
Milton
A. & Quant
Albee
Clarkesville
Mich
Bill OnTariff Revision Nears President Signature
Washington Oct 3 The Democratic tariff revision will likely reach President Wilson for signature after the Senate adopted the conference report by 36 to 17. Some leaders debate direct passage to the President while the House may recede from its cotton futures amendment. The treasury plans to enforce the new duty rates on foreign merchandise as soon as the bill is signed, withdrawing millions of dollars worth of bonds for domestic distribution within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
la Follette
Poindexter
Ransdell
Thornton
House
Underwood
Clark
Eich
Treasury Department
Thia
Alta Theater Vaudeville Delight Shines in Pendleton
Manager Oliphant delivers strong vaudeville with Up in a Balloon, Francesa Gerard in a sharp monologue and songs. Her bell like voice delights the crowd, and audiences praised the high grade program. Alta Theater repeats the program tonight and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Oliphant
Pendleton
Francesa Gerard
Mayor Matlock Seeks Delegate for National Conservation Congress
Pendleton voters are invited to appoint two delegates and two alternates to the National Conservation Congress in Washington, D C, November 15 20. Mayor Matlock asks residents of Pendleton or Umatilla County to apply, noting expenses are borne by delegates and highlighting forestry and water power as major topics. The article outlines forest conservation issues and progress, urging qualified citizens to attend and promote forest policy reforms. It also mentions local theater news at the Oregon theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Fifth National Conservation Congress
Washington, D. C
W. F. Matlock
Thomas R. Shipp
Congress
Matlock
Navy
Pennsylvania
Oulising
Man Hiccoughs 30 Days in Asotin Wash Victory
James Dickinson of Cottonwood was brought to Asotin in critical condition after hiccups persisted for 30 days. Doctors failed to stop them and only small hopes remained for his recovery. He has a family in Asotin and his case puzzled medical men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Wash
Raffles
Asotin
James Dickinson
Hiccougha
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.e.livengood & Co
the Ladies and Childrens Store
el- Mott's
Weat
Webb Street
BHMF
Inquatre
Oregon Motor Garage
W. Court
L. D. Idleman
Portland
Spokane
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
H. G Starkweather
Milwaukee
Oregon
Hermiston
Manerud
Penland Bros
Main Street
Hoy
F. J. Donaldson
T. P
W. Stamps
Pdisbars
Sen Peppers
Griggs Grocery
P. A. McPhee
Jess Royce
W. E. Pound
Umatilla
James P. Neal
Walla Willa
C. E. Bean
Boise
Idaho
Byron Hunter
Walla Walla Union
Bill
Irvington
Auta Theater
Manion-Claman
Trutia
Oregon Theater
Lfe
Steswick
Valencevns
Perrins
Wohlenberg Department Store
N. Ankney
Frank Murphy
Julius Guderian
D. A. Osborn Herman Suhl Spence
Bently
Pendleton Auto Company
Raley H. W. Collins
Elmer McCorn
C. E. Smith
Dr. McNabb Hugh Bell H
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