Local ministers to attend synod from Imatitia county
Local delegation from Imatitia county heads to Pomlanw for the antigastats synod of the Presbyterian church with meetings in Portland and Mt Taber church. Moderator WM Bleskner of Freewater leads Pendleton Rev T F Warper Milton Rev RE Warrington Pilot Rock and other elders. Interstate tensions during planning noted as street meetings disrupted by eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Imatitia County
Pendleton
Pomlanw
First Presbyterian Church
Portland
Mt. Taber
Penticton
Salcom
Urhanna
Wm, Bleskner
Freewater
Row
Frank J. Milnes
T. F. Warper
Milton
RE W, Warrington
Bring a Thirst at Peace Celebration Feasts
Atlanta delegates and military clubs across major cities wire plans to attend the peace celebration. Organizers promise ample refreshments despite Prohibition, arranging 6000 cards per leading clubs to grant visitors access to drinks and a stocked spread at the event.
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Atlanta
Miliary Organization
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Prominent Men Asked as Country Life Trustees
Spokane Washington promi nent men from across the United States have been invited to become trustees of the National Country Life Congress to meet in Spokane November 24 to 30 under the auspices of the country life committee of the Spokane chamber of commerce and the country life commissions of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. The invited include Charles M Barrett J H Worst Dr Henry Wallace Edward J Ward Whitman H Jordan W H Hoard F W Gunsaulus Walter H Page Joseph Chapman N Bachelder etc. The National Country Life Congress aims to continue the work of the National Country Life commission and serve as a clearing house for progress in agriculture, rural schools and churches, improved rural highways, and farm product marketing.
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Spokane
United States
National Country Life Congress
Country Life Committee
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Greton
Idaho
Montana
Charles 3. Barrett
Dee Noines
National Conservation Congress
Edward J Ward
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Whitman H. Jordain
Geneva
Anterteat’ Association of Agricultural Collegee
W. H. Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Hoeanls Palryman
DPD
Coburn
Topeka
Securatary
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
James 7
Hill St Paul
Obiard of Diréttore Great Northern Atway Company
Liberty Hye Balles Tihaca
College of Agriculture
Cornell
G. Huarold Powell
Los Angeles
Chiop Protective League
F. W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute
Chicago
Walter H. Page
New York
Josep Chapman
Minneapolis
Minneapola State Bankers’ Association
Bachelder
Concord
N. H
National Grange
Butterfield
Amherst
Massachusets Agricultural College
National Country Life Cancrées
National Country Life Commission
Fred W Nitederhauser
Fragmentary interview places Antone Knolte at Paseo
Quotes describe a chaotic scene with a twin brother and a bruiser hired to confront someone. Antone Knolte says the man mixed them up and he finds himself arriving at Paseo after a reported quarrel.
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Harkins
Pendleton Notes on New Unif Sation and Local Events
Newsy notes report McKay William Unification, Dufforth’s sale of 800 acres in North Park of the MeKas to Irwin A. Tiarnes and wife for 2200 dollars. Frank Pranter King, Spokane horse breeder, returned with pacer Leola after Spokane Fair. Louis La Rene buried. funeral held at Olney cemetery with Nathan Evans preaching.
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McKay
William. Dufforth
Irwin A. Tiarnes
MeKas
Hack
Spokane Fair
Frank Pranter
Spokane
Leola
Court Grants Divorce in Local Credit Court
Credit Judge G W Phelps this afternoon granted a divorce to Frank Skinner from Evelyn Skinner. J B Perry was the attorney for the plaintiff in the suit.
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G. W. Phelps
Frank Skinner
Evelyn Skinner
J. B Perry
Demonstrating Stoddard-Dayton Car Attracts Local Interest
Barrell, representative of the Stoddard-Dayton automobile, is in the city today with a demonstrating car and is attracting at least one prominent businessman who finds the well known machine interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard-Dayton
Barrell
Ticker No 6351 Wins $25 Prize at Baer Store
Ticker No. 6351 won a $25 prize at the Max Baer store when the contest was decided Saturday evening. The holder has not yet appeared and is urged to call at the well known furnishing goods store.
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Max Baer
Taft Rally Attended by Pendiston Auto Parties
Three carloads from Pendiston joined a large crowd listening to President Taft on Saturday at Walls Walim. The Taylor car carried Mr and Mrs Taylor and Mrs Nesmith Ankeny. The Fred Judd car carried Mr Judd and Mayor Atur phy. The Moomas car carried EK J Mo omas and Dr E D Sommer ville.
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Pendiston
W. H. Taft
Walls Walim
Tt. Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Nesmith Ankeny
Fred Judd
Mr. Judd
Mayor Aturphy
Moomas
J. Mo@omas
E. d. Sommerville
Pruitt-Horton Wedding Announced in Oakland
Announcements report the wedding of Dr William Clifford Pruitt to Miss Hue Holton Horton at Oakland California on October 3. Dr Pruitt is son of Dr J M Pruitt former Pendleton resident with extensive local property interests. The couple will reside at 1408 Tenth Avenue Oakland.
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William Clifford Pruitt
Hue Holton Horton
Oakland
California
Dr. Pruitt
J. M. Pruitt
Pendleton
Tenth Avenue
Death of Hen Bauer at County Farm
Hen Bauer, longtime county farm inmate near the city, died last Saturday after a stroke of paralysis. He was 65. Before county farm service he worked on the Andy Larvan ranch at Juniper. Burial took place in Olney cemetery today.
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Hen Bauer
Andy Larvan
Juniper
Olney
Taft Special Train Throttle Hand Here for Lewiston Readiness
Pendleton morning scene as President Taft's special train departs with local engineer L W Jones at the throttle note. Jones replaces regular conductor McGlivery on the Spokane line run as the city readies Lewiston.
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Laal
Taft
Pendleton
L. W. Jones
Lewiston
McGlivery
Spokane
Pendleton Hosts Fall Supreme Court Session In October
The Oregon Supreme Court shifts from the first Monday in November to the last Monday in October for the fall term in Pendleton. Judges arrive October 30 to begin proceedings, as set by recent legislative action that fixed October meetings.
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Supreme Court of the State
Pendleton
eNation Oregon
Commercial Clauk Meets Tomorrow Sec Keefe Calls Full Attendance
Secretary J F E Keefe informs the Commercial association of a regular monthly meeting set for tomorrow evening and urges full attendance. The Portland Journal credits Pendleton with the state’s largest realty transaction outside Portland last week, involving the Selamidt property transfer to Joe Basler and Gus La Fontaine.
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J. F E. Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Portland Journal
Ives Pendleton
Portland
Selamidt
Joe Basler
Gus la Fontaine
Pendleton Round-Up draws broad praise with few critics
The Hermiston Merald notes the Pendleton Round-Up attracted wide attention and broad publicity from Northwest press. It reports no adverse critique of the amusement features or of the hospitality by Pendleton residents, marking the event as an enviable record in its first knockout.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Hermiston Merald
Pendleton Student Whitman Named Oregon Emerald News Editor
Pendleton student Lawrence Whitman, a sophomore at the University of Oregon, has been chosen news editor of the Oregon Emerald weekly. Teammate Peter Crockett, a former standout on the Pendleton debuting team, is cited as an early candidate for forensic honors.
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Whitman College
Lawrence Whitman
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Oregon
Universality
Whitman
Peter Crockett
Piorenes Hoberts Pleased by The Penman Play
A large representative audience greeted Florence Froberta and her associate on Jim the Penman at the local theater last night. The company is well balanced and the play pleased those who witnessed it.
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Florence Froberta
Jim the Penman
Boston Bean Battles Rival For Public Favor
Boston bean faced a life testing struggle as rival beet stew rises. Miss Gertha Stevenson, Radcliffe graduate and local restaurateur, now sponsors the new claimant, aiming to steer Boston’s food scene.
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Boston
Gertha Stevenson
Radcliffe
City
Cambridge
Tong War Depends on Slave Girl's Account
In Chinatown San Francisco two Hop Sing and Sin Suey Ying tong factions prepare for a coming tong war over a Chinese slave girl. Police arrest Lee Wing and Chin Chow for carrying concealed weapons as patrols monitor tensions. the case continues in police court.
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San Francisco
Lee Wing
Chin Chow
Chinatown
Hop Sings
Hop Sing Tong
Tongs
Uusuit
McPhee
Cummines
Quail Covey In Bartholomew County Feeds In Yard
A covey of about thirty quail in Bartholomew County appears protected by law and unafraid. They forage in a feed yard each evening and are tame enough to take food from workers. No one has molested them yet.
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Columbus
Bartholomew
GoEs TO COURT PICK-A-BACK Steubenville O P
Frank Reika, a miner for Glens Run Coal, rode to court on a loaded back of a friend’s horse after fracturing his back at work. He sought damages for injuries and asked the judge to delay the case. The court provided a horse for the return trip and promised a physician, noting Reika’s lack of funds for proper treatment.
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Steibenville
Frank Reika
Anorkers
Reika
Wilk
Relka
Glens Run Coal Company
Retired Baptist Minister Detained After Wyatts’ Fatal Fasting Attempt
Long Beach California. A retired Baptist minister L. Wyatt of Phoenix Arizona is held in a sanitarium after an extreme religious fast culminated in an alleged attempt to smother his wife to death. The Wyatts, recently settling in town, showed strong interest in open air gatherings. Police arrived after Mrs. Wyatt’s cries, saving her as her husband remained violent and restrained.
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Tecomes Insyne
Long Beach
A. L. Wyatt
Phoenix
Ariz
Wyatts
Wyatt
Alen lv
Consent for Marriage in Fulton Overseen by Relative
Richard Reynolds of New Maloomfield near Fulton gave dual parental consent for the marriage of Misa Myrtle Twyynolds aged 12 and James Leelle Joy Cole aged 17. The license was issued and the marriage followed.
Why do they call these dentists' offices dental parlors
A friend asks why dentists’ offices are called dental parlors. The reply notes parlor once meant drawing-room and explains the term’s old usage.
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Smith
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Frank O'Gara
Lennard O'Gara
Sec.Treas
Antone Knolte
Wonder Store
Drummers Sample Store
Newsy
Lucky Nunes
Cliffornd
Clauk
Piorenes Hoberts
Boston Bean
Covey
Hostetter
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Ore
A, Schneiter
Prop
Main Street
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta
Elefeleelo
Elelere Reer
Hotel McFeely
Keylor Grand Theatre
Walla Walla, Wash
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Clark’s Grocery
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