News In Brief From Across The Nation
A Fresno night watchman was shot and killed by a burglar after interrupting the thief. In New Orleans fewer than 500 cotton handlers worked as 10,600 strikers stand with the cotton screwmen’s union. Copenhagen dispatches report Princess Alexandra, wife of Crown Prince Christian, is consumptive and ordered to higher altitude. Washington dispatches say Peter Murray, 57, of Buena Vista, had gone to college. Spokane probes into Larry Cavanaugh’s family reveal insanity after a two-week murder and self-inflicted wound. Wallace Idaho: J Raper bound for district court over a $6 to $60 check theft with bond set at $150. Lewiston: Rollie Reynolds of the steamer Lewiston to Denver facing a $125 shoplifting charge. Cheney Wash: James Rogan, a dope fiend, found with part of his body on railroad tracks. Rogan a tailor. Chelan Wash: business leaders pressure Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone to improve service or lose phone service. Maryland Old Home Week notices look to October 12 events in Baltimore and Annapolis with pageants, parades, and naval displays.
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L. ¢. Smith
Fresno
Cal
New Orleans
Copenhagen
Alexandria
Prince Christian of
Denmark
Spokane
Larry Cavanaugh
James Cahill
J. Raper
Wallace
Idaho
Cheney
Wash
James Rogan
Rogan
Chelan
Wath
Commercial Club
Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Student at Jefferson Academy Cited as Highly Intelligent
A Jefferson Academy pupil described by teachers as one of the most intelligent. In youth Murray worked to support himself, sacrificing schooling to help family. He has since accumulated wealth and says his business interests require better education.
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Jefferson Academy
Murray
Corner Stone Laying At Winston YMCA Building
Winston's YMCA in Winston Salem North Carolina will hold corner stone ceremonies tomorrow for a 60000 dollar building. The event features a principal address by Hon. G W Atkinson judge of the United States Court of Claims and former West Virginia governor.
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Winston's
Winston-Salem
N. C
YY. M
G. W. Atkinson
United States Court of Claims
West Virginia
Davis Wins Suit Over Spokane Railway Car Collision
The supreme court at Olympia Washington set aside a verdict for 270.88 dollars recovered by Philip Davis of Spokane against the Coeur d Alene and Spokane railway. Davis saw the car coming and drove his express wagon on the track.
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Supreme Court
Olympia
Wash
Philip Davis
Spokane
Coeur d'Alene & Spokane Railway
Davis
Christian rest and activity sermons at local churches
The M E Church South announces preaching at the M E church corner Webb and Aura streets Sunday October 13 with morning topic The Christian Rest and evening topic Christian Activity. J D Lewellen of First Presbyterian will preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and evening in the pastor’s absence.
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M. BE
Webb and
Aura Streets
J. D. Lewellen
Entering the palace of life through the gateway of death
The First Methodist Episcopal Church Whitestone notices a Sabbath morning sermon on entering life through death and an evening discourse on The Optimist and the Pessimist, noting W. T. Buster as priator and residence at 608 Johnson Street.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson and Webb Streets
Whitestone Church
W. T. Buster
Johnson Street
Palace of Life
Evening service will feature a special quartet and anthem
An early morning service includes special music and a chorus choir in the evening. Sabbath school starts at 10 am with Epworth League at 6 20 pm. The Thursday prayer meeting topic is Walking with Christ. Strangers are especially invited.
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Epworth League
Christ
Tea for choir fund at Mrs Dickson home
A silver tea will be given at the home of Mrs J RK Dickson on Tuesday evening October 15 from 7 30 until 10 p m. Proceeds go to the Episcopal church choir fund. The public is invited. Christian Science society meets in Eagle building with Sunday service at 11 a m. Subject Doctrine of the Atonement. Sunday school at 10 a m. Wednesday meeting at 8 p m. All are invited.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
J. RK. Dickson
Episcopal Church
Christian Science
Christian Science Society
Eagle Building
Schoel
First Christian Church minister urged to resign
The minister of the First Christian church has been asked to resign. The proposition will be discussed at the services tomorrow morning. Lee Ferguson, pastor.
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First Christian Church
Lee Ferguson
Local store offers bargain phonographs and records
A store at Court and Cottonwood advertises a machine called a $20 phonograph with 10 inch records for $16.76. They promote liberal terms and state they do not sell the higher priced $26 talking machines for $14.40.
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Aix
Southern Pacific creates new division for Shasta route
California and Northeastern now in operation for 40 miles north of Weed and to be extended to Klamath Falls. Division carved from Sacramento area under Thomas Ahern, covering Weed to Ashland and California Northeastern to Dorris with future Natron linkage. New route cuts heavy grades between Portland and San Francisco, opening vast timber and farming lands in the Klamath valley and near Crater Lake, as work continues through lava formations and a tunnel project.
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California
Northeastern
Weel
Klanath
Portland
San Francisco
Ban Francisco
Shasta
Southern Pacific Railroad
Red Bluff
Calif
Ashland
Ore
Sacramento
Southern Pacific
Thomas Ahern
Untih
Siskiyou Mountains
Sierras
Sparks
Nevada
Mr. Ahern
Weed
Klamath Falls
Klamath
Natron
Oregon
Dorris
Harriman
Klamath Valley
Klamath Lake
Crater Lake
Eugene Eyes Water Plan Amid City Council Debate
Eugene city leaders say they cannot set a definite price or method for a water supply now. The plan is to secure a distributive system, have it appraised by neutral engineers, and buy if reasonable. Pall Creek flows 21 million gallons daily, Ritchie Creek 1.9 million, sufficient only for current needs and future growth.
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Eugene
Ind
Eugene Register
Mathwksing
Patliz
Pall Creek
Ritchie Creek
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Livermore & Bilockers
Real estate transfers listed by Livermore and Bilockers include BE D Walker to May McLeod with Lots 4 and 6 in Freewater Oregon valued at 4425. Mark Gentry to William Sanger for 1600 covering Lots 6 6 7 8 in Pierce Elams addition Milton Oregon. Francis M Curtis to B R McMillen for 1760 covering Lots 7 8 9 10 11 12 in block A First addition Hermiston Oregon. Sadie Pearson to Mattie Walker for 1050 covering Lots 6 6 7 block 102 Reservation add Pendleton Oregon. Sadie Pearson guardian to Mattie Walker for 260 covering Lot 8 9 10 11 block 102 Reservation add Pendleton Oregon.
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Livermore & Bilockers
BE. D. Walker
May McLeod
Freewater
Oregon
Mark Gentry
William Sanger
Pierce & Elam
Milton Oregon
Francis M. Curtis
B. RB. McMillen
Hermiston
Sadie Pearson
Mattie Walker
Pendleton
Guardian
Foley's Kidney Cure Receives Tampa Man's Praise
Henry E. Jones of Tampa Florida credits Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring his health after trying doctors and other cures. He states that four bottles cured back and shoulder pain, enabling him to walk and enjoy life at age 62. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Henry E. Jones
Tampa
Fin
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Bond Bros Good Suit For Every Man In Umatilla County
Bond Bros offers a wide range of suits aimed at all men in Umatilla County. The operation markets durable fabrics and fit options for various body types and occasions. Local customers are encouraged to visit for personalized tailoring and seasonal discounts.
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Bond Bros
Umatilla County
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
St. Paul
PF. BE. Ward
Great Northern Railway
Hig
Fomrgs Colliary
Bolton
England
Avrope
Shuift
Washington
Peter Murray
Buena Vista
Northwest
Lewiston
Rollie Reynolds
Denver
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
M. E. Church
South
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Bleakney
Wil
Presbyterian Church
Synod of
The
East Oregonian
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