Stanfield Loss Refunded Denied By Echo Firemen
Echo Oregon October meeting denies Stanfield baseball refund petition for the $150 forfeited during the Irrigation Baseball League. Hermiston would refund. Umatilla and Echo oppose. Note on local injuries and residents: P B Holsington improves after caterpillar engine accident. Carl Schell of Walla Walla visits with Mayor Schell. Miss Levy Matthews heads to Pendleton for winter.
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Stanfield
Echo
Echo. Ore
Echo Firemen
Ball League
Hermiston
Umatilla
P. B. Holsington
Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Breding
The Breding home at 312 Main Street hosted a silver wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Chris Breding yesterday. The couple, married October 3 1585 at Warren Station, have lived in the county since and were joined by numerous relatives and friends including Rev George L Sprattler, Mr Teal of Walla Walla, the Eggers family, Breding kin, and many neighbors at the ceremony.
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Breding
Main Street
Chris Breding
Mrs. Breding
Warren Station
Myrick
Eva Eggers
Bredings
Mr. Breding
Hilton
South Main Street
George L. Sprattler
Teal
Walla Walla
Huddeman
Eggers
H. F. Eggers
Witt
Hardy Breding
Mra
Martin Kupers
Than Olmstead
Alex Breding
Fritz Spreding
Carl Breding
Helry Breding
Peggy Olmstead
Gua Sichner
H. H. Wessel
Mumm
Pahl
Rohle
Peterson from Portland Fares In For Short Visit
A. . Peterson is here from Portland transacting business and will remain for a few days.
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A. ©. Peterson
Portland
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton Weather And Local Events
Weather reports show a high of 60 and low of 28 as Pendleton residents welcome a newborn son at 1001 East Rail raid street to M W Rahe a well known cab driver. County Court meets tomorrow for October term with road work and bills on agenda. Commercial Club holds monthly meeting this evening. Library exhibition opens Friday 7 to 9 with fifty new art literature and history books on display. Judge Lowell to speak at the October Artisan anniversary in Portland Navy and Walla Walla events noted.
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East Railraid Street
M. W. Rahe
Free Public Library
Judge Lowell
Artisan
Stephen A. Lowell
West
Portland
Navy
Walla Walla
Near Beer Shop Closes as Nolte Plans Paseo Stay
Antone Nolte has closed his near beer establishment and will spend most of his time in Paseo. He hinted that if the county goes wet in the coming election he may return to Pendleton to reopen his business.
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Antone Nolte
Paseo
Pendleton
Dogs to Beach Show in Spokane
L G Terry, a well known traveling man, shipped his white bull terriers to Spokane today for entry in the beach show opening this week. Terry has two of the best bull terriers in the northwest and the dogs will likely bring back blue ribbons.
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L. G. Terry
Spokane
Terry
Northwest
Atlas Bridge Co to Build Two Umatilla River Bridges
A. E. Eberhart of the Atlas Bridge company in Portland says foundations are complete for the Hermiston bridge and construction will start on the Umatilla bridge tomorrow. Both spans cross the Umatilla river and will soon open for travel. These are the last bridges Atlas has contracts for. Major Moorhouse hosts a Moorhouse booth joke at the fair with visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corbett. A blue ribbon on a dirty faced Indian baby prompted a joking remark about the baby winning first prize.
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A. E. Eberhart
Atlas Bridge Company of
Portland
Hermiston
Umatilla
Umatila
Atlas Company
Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse
Harry Corbett
Commercial illumination lecture by Loomis and Kumler
Illumination experts F W Loomis and G A Kumler of Pacific Power and Light will lecture and demonstrate commercial illumination at the Commercial association rooms Thursday evening. They tour the country for the electric company and focus on store and display window lighting. Kumler on lamps, Loomis on lamp control. Admission is free and optional.
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Commercial Association
F. W. Loomis
G. A. Kumiler
Pacific Power and Light Company
Electric Corporation
Kumler
Loomis
Electric Company
Ridings Heads to The Dalles After Roundup Visit
William Ridings, a bronco buster who attended the roundup, departed that evening for The Dalles.
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William Ridings
Bronco Busters
Dalles
Pendleton Urges Proper Mail Receptacles for Delivery
Post Office circular urges Pendleton residents to provide proper mail receptacles or door slots to speed delivery. By directing carriers to use accessible boxes, deliveries can cover more territory. Private boxes prevent missed deliveries and allow earlier, safer mail receipt for households on or near route ends.
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Pendleton
Free City
Brown
Post Office Department
Americans Dominate German Tourist Trade This Season
Berlin reports Americans as the era’s top visitor group, outnumbering English by wide margins at various resorts. In Berlin the ratio was four to one, Oberammergau ten to one, and Carlsbad plus Marienbad twelve to one. Americans also spend far more per traveler, prompting German hoteliers to tailor services to American tastes.
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Berlin
Oberammergau
Carlsbad
Marienbad
Mniford
Grocer Finds Genuine Raphael in Odd Deal
London report says a local grocer bought a Virgin and Child painting for 1.50 from a rector’s sale. A barrister and experts now consider it a possible original Raphael, not a copy, with a Bridgewater Gallery dispatch cited as context. Pending a final decision, the grocer’s bargain stands as a notable act of luck.
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London
Raphael
Neuberg
Christ
Euro
Madonna d’Orleans
Evreux
Bridgewater Gallery
M. de Mercier
Paris Cranks Up Talk of Corporal Punishment for Robbery
Paris faces rising crime with a proposed bill to reintroduce corporal punishment for assaults on persons. In July there were 63 revolver cases, while police say existing laws suffice and magistrates show less leniency but public opinion opposes a return to corporal penalties.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Apa
Che. M. Lepine
Maine Postmasters Granted Three Day Leave
Augusta Me Oct 4 postmasters of the third and fourth classes in Maine receive a three day leave of absence from the department to attend the state convention in Augusta.
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Maine
Augusta
Moving Picture Program at the Orpheum
At the Orpheum moving picture shows a program featuring White Man's Money the Indian's Curse from Kalem, Scenes In Norway from Pathe, Troubles of a Policeman a Pathe comedy with Clancy the Irish policeman, The Valet's Vindication from Edison, plus a wholesome comedy cast and the song Wont You Ever Say Hello.
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Orpheum
Kalem
Norway
Pathe
Clancy
Mulligan Boys
Edison
Thia
A Game With Fame Kalem drama at Pastime
A young country town woman pursues a literary career leaving lover and family for city work on a magazine. Her success leads to engagement to a worldly man who values status over personality. A Life for a Life Vitagraph drama. A lesson that love can conquer a hard heart. Memento of the Past Patho drama. Kids Will be Kids comedy with two young performers in acrobatics.
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Kalem
Beauty Remedies Prove Fatal to Young Girl
London report on an inquest into Mary Cadwallader a young factory worker who died after an inordinate appetite for raw rice. A doctor linked the habit to her death noting some girls eat raw rice to improve complexion. Jury verdict recorded death from natural causes.
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London
Leta
Birkenhead
Mary Cadwallader
Destructive Beauty Trends Drive Health Concerns
The article notes women seek pale complexions and beauty through risky eating habits. They consume rice and row rice for pallor, drink vinegar, eat lemons, pickles, or raw cabbage, and ingest starch to achieve a desired look. A physician states these practices harm digestion, cause anaemia, and are not new.
Rat Climber Surprises Lewiston Workmen on Scaffold
A Norwegian rat scaled a 75 foot stack under construction in Lewiston Pennsylvania, climbing a smooth interior surface with no footholds while workers hoisted steel curves. The rodent was captured, placed in a sack, lowered to ground, and released with hopes for a long life.
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Lewiston
Pennsylvania Construction Company
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Commercial Club
Pendleton Commercial Association
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Boston
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Wm. Hanssom
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