Local ads and notices pine for coal and travel
Local classified mentions Dutch Henry for coal, furniture and real estate sales, boarding and lodging at 205 W Webb, lost package with a little girl's pumps, sale of a Franklin car, crane and hauling services, moving services by Penland Bros Transfer, Rock Springs coal buy and sale, Petersons wagon, and a night school opening at Pendleton Business College with discounts for next week.
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Dutch Henry
I ¢ Snyder
Ang
W. Webb
Bisek
Orpheum
J. A. Beat
Sharon & Eddings
Franklin
J. W. Davis
EB. Webb
Rock Springs
Penland Bros
Main Street
Parker's
A. Morton
Rains Helpful 10 Fall Grain
Echo Oregon special correspondence notes rain helps fall grain sowed by dry land farmers. Mrs B P Everitt elected president of the league for remainder of year to fill vacancy. Mrs Joy Ward in Pendleton visiting friends. A busy day with locals James Joins Pendleton on business. Mrs Guy Durham to Portland to reside. Miss Hilla Thomson visiting Pendleton. Williams Reeves Stanfield and William Roberts Portland visiting relatives in Colfax and Pendleton.
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BP . Everitt
Bonne
Joy Wrard
Pendleton
Thomson
Wmn. Reeves
Stanfield
James Joins
Guy Durham
Portland
Hilla Thomson
Wim
Whales Off Port Ross Draw Crowd On Calm Seas
A large school of whales has been seen in the waters off Port Ross for several days. Seventeen whales blew and sprayed, creating sunlit rainbows, in what may be the largest gathering in years. Local observer E F Neal reports the congregation could be the biggest in several years. The whales typically move on after a few days.
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School of
Hoy
Port Ross
Lithe
Fort Boars
E. F. Neal
Fort Tress
Pendleton Hosts Wide Roster of Visitors and Residents
A long list of Pendleton visitors and residents stops in or passes through the city, including T. W. Gowen of Wattaburs J. M. Ashwora of Hot Lake L. Freeman of Nolina Stuart of Ukiah Jack Nellie editor John M Mann of the Pilot Book Record and other local residents and travelers. Many plan further travel or remain for meetings and social visits amid Pendleton activity.
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T. W. Gowen
Wattaburs
J. M. Ashwora
Hot Lake
Pendleton
Freeman
Nolina
Stuart of
Ukiah
Jack Nellie
John M'Manne
Mother and Son Die by Double Suicide in Lake Lashway
In East Brookfield a mother Mrs Lacey, 88, and her 39 year old son JC tied their hands with a strap and string and drowned in Lake Lashway after the son faced charges in Mitchburg. Neighbors heard a crash and found the bodies two feet of water. Letters found describe planned end to their foes and public meeting.
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East Brookfield
Irtes
Mitchtung
Lake Lashway
Charkce
Ben
Eutelile
Frinnia
Lacey
Wier von
Whator
Ering
Fatchbure
New York
Lasiurus Kurlind
Ninety-eighth Street
Goldie
Harry
Envid Qurlind
Nathan
Kurlnd
Key West Fla
Brooklyn
Abe
Jasthe Hoyt
Peach Thief Outwitted by Falling Tree
Mrs. John Dufold of 016 Shelby street chopped down a peach tree to stop a boy who sat on a branch and munched fruit as neighbors watched. The tree toppled with the boy still aloft, but he escaped and ran across the yard.
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Alton
John Dufold
Shelby Street
Wrights Claim Solved Aerial Problem With Mind Powered Flight
The Wrights announce a breakthrough in artificial powered flight. Wilbur and Orville Wright, with their entourage, plan tests near their building site as they pursue a method to mimic birds with minimal wing motion. The news highlights an anticipated major leap in aviation tech.
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Kittaghawk
Noo—Withur
Crvile Welcht
Milaht Pike
Lorin Wright
Wright Brothers
Sincom
Ove
Wilbur
Orville Wriecht
Chilean Admiral to Visit Washington Navy Yard
Chilean Admiral Con, president of a naval commission, travels to the United States to study latest naval designs. Lieutenant R. E. White is assigned to accompany and escort him to the Navy Yard, proving grounds at Tadlan Head, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and related facilities in Washington.
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Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Con
Naval Commission
Washneton Navy Yard
Navy
Proving Grounds
Tadlan Head
Potomac
R. E. White
Bureau of Wavel Tntelligence
Washington
Navel Academy
Annapalix
Admiral Coal
Aberdeen Dentist Found Dead in Seattle Hotel Room
Dr. I. G. Winnison of Aberdeen, a Seattle dentist, was found dead with four bullet wounds to his left breast in a Seattle hotel. Police believe he killed himself after a letter from Phoebs Kinnison, dated September 22 in Aberdeen, describing her actions, led to a divorce.
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Seattle
Wash
I. G. Winnison
Aberdeen
Phoebs Kinnison
Historic Monting Stone Gift to Massachusetts Town
The Rev Lowla Curniah, pastor of the Old Ship Church, reports receipt of assurance from British Ambassador Bryou regarding a ceremonial stone gift to Hingham. The event marks a centuries old connection between the town and British representatives.
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Massachusetts
Hingham
Aiees
Lowla Curniah
Old &Hip Church
Bryou
Mounting Stone to Anchor New Bell Tower In Hingiwm
In Hingiwm a mounting stone from an old English store will be placed in the village square as the corner stone of a bell tower memorial. Ald Alle plans the memorial honoring early settlers, with Mr Cornia) initiating the movement and raising 220,000. Ambassador Bryce will present the cornerstone speech.
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England
Cornia
Bryce
Falls Finds Treasure in Wyoming Bluff Discovery
Deggls and Wyo-Falle over four blaff while herding sheep in Lar atte Peak. B A Borgerson severely hurt yet compensated for injuries by discovery of a valuable collection of Indian relics. Borgerson recovered, observed a hollow bluff containing arrow heads stone knives pipe beads and other handicraft. He copied the entire collection before seeking surgical care in Douglas.
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Laratte Peak
B. A. Borgerson
Borgerton
Douglas
Charley Gates Starts Strong in Record Chase
Charley Gates opened with a swift near record pace as the meet began, showing early speed and competitive form. The crowd watched intently as Gates pushed the early laps, signaling a serious bid to set a new mark.
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Judd Building
FP. B. Judd
Jackson Street
Webb and Garden
West Webb Stret
Miia Ethel Odell
Mreven
Bain
Hox
Ore
Harn
Aura Street
Malin
Business College
By & Yours
Umatila County
Spokane
Northern Pacific
W. Adams
Bua- Ineva College
Seasion
MT. Hood
Oregon
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Drug CO
Tallman & CO
Byron N. Hawks
M. L. Watts
Athena
City
William Slusher
Nolin
J. T. Hink’e of
Hermiston
Willam W. McDaniel
Evho
William ‘Potts
Helix
Joseph N. Scott
A. W. Mller
Freewater
Thompson
Bebe
J. Peters
Minneapolis
Cockburn
Milton
Jamce Cox Grocervnuin
Albert Henderson
Mre
Henderson
WM. Blikely
James A. Cooper
Bowmin Hotel
Spookane
John Foutts
Norman Sarkis
The
East Oregonian
Eleanor F. Selleck
Denver
North Yakima
Guvibt Bryer
Wohlenberg Dep’s. Store
Blondin Company
Havine
Witout & Dought
Etroneéat Dramatic Company
Wrights
Charley Gates
Wits
A. AL
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
N. Epry
Nation
East Court Street
Kurrle & Son
Phone Main
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