Pendleton Forms Amateur Athletic Club Opening Smoker
Dudley Evans leads Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club launch with 67 charter members. An Oct 21 Oregon theatre opening features a smoker and exhibition boxing with Evans vs Ed Cuff. Club plans gym use, committees, and glasses dates as local sports interest grows in Pendleton Oregon.
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Oregon Theatre
Dudley Evans
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Association
Ed Cuff
Spokane
Cuff
Orpheum Theatre
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club
F .W. Vincent
F. W. Koeppen
C. J. Mitchell
W. W. Wessel
H. R. Grostein
H. D. Gray
W. J. Gray
Joe H. Parkes
Frank Nodo
J. V. Tallman
W. Ford Carper
T. W. Ayers
C. Stragland
J. PP. Weimman
George Darveau
W. McDaniel
Joe BD. Kimnery
W. L. Thompson
E. P. Marshall
Dr. BE. A. Vaughan
T. D. Taylor
George Hartman, Jr
Mark Patton
W. A. Brown
W. F. Matlock
L. K. Binkeslee
L. D. Drake
Clarke E. Nelson
F. Willard Bond
Charlee E. Bond
Lyman G. Rice
F. W. Lampkin
L. Moller
J. ©. Welsh
Marshall Speed
C. A
J. G B. Bailey
J . Hastings
D. B. Bailey
Chick Humphrey
W. D. Humphrey
C. Maestratt
Roy D. Herr
J. E. Harvey
Frank Fugit
Edgar F. Averill
Merle R. Chessman
Dr. W. G. Cole
G. W. Phelps
T. C. Warner
Extra Good Show at the Orpheum
Johnson's four piece orchestra Cas tleman and Montgomery led the act and a full change of pictures. The Orpheum drew a large crowd last night and enjoyed what is described as one of the strongest shows in recent weeks. The program continues through the rest of the week.
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Orpheum
Johnson
Castleman
Montgomery
Dr. Lazier and wife visit from Normal for day
Dr. D. C. Lazier and his wife, residents of the Normal school town, are spending the day visiting the area and taking in local sights.
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D. C. Lazier
Weston
Pendleton visitors and local business listed in city
A parade of visitors and residents conduct daily business in Pendleton. Charles W. Martin of Olex and others from Echo Hermiston Athena and Heppner are seen in town for brief missions. Officials from Portland and La Grande travel for meetings while locals shop and attend events at the ball park.
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FB. McCullough
Edho
Busines
G. W. Watering
Hermiston
Pendleton
Sam Pinnister
Athesne
M. J. Simpson
Heppner
H. D. Smith
Echo
J. F. Shelton
R. R. Wilson
H. Pdaughtrey
Union Stock Yards Company of
Portland
Moussu Gets Sidewalk Contract for Court House Square
H C Moussu & Co won the contract to build concrete sidewalks on three sides of Court House Square after an Adjourned county court meeting. Four bids were close, but Moussu’s was the lowest. walks will be seven feet wide on College and Alta, five feet on Vincent. Costs: 19 1 2 cents per square foot for the walk and 12 cents for fence-wall repair.
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H. C. Moussu & Co
Court House Square
H. O. Moussu and Company
College
Alta Street
Vincent Street
Court Street
Waterways Commission Meets In Buffalo For Boundary Discussion
The American and Canadian sections of the International Waterways Commission hold a joint meeting in Buffalo at the Federal building to continue examining the U S Canada boundary issue through the Great Lakes.
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Buffalo
International Waterways Commission
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Nurses Seek Revenge Motive Tied to 20 Years
Denver report: Walter L. Saunders, now in Denver, says he killed John Jarvie a Browns Park, Colorado merchant to avenge a 20 year grievance. Jarvie aided by the Brown Park gang once active in northwest Colorado, Utah and Wyoming including Harry Treacy who died in Washington after a posse clash. Saunders vows to continue pursuit if needed in Salt Lake City.
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Denver
John Jarvie
Browns Park
Colo
Walter L. Saunders
Sanders
Jarvie
Old Brown Park
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Harry Treacy
Washington
Jarvin
Salt Lake City
Mrs Bradford Reunites With Husband Believed Dead
Mrs. Robert F. Bradford traveled from Muskogee Oklahoma to Seattle to join her husband whom she thought dead since July 1908. Bradford vanished over four years earlier, a body later identified as the missing man by a dentist who had repaired Bradford's teeth, and then an old friend located him in Seattle informing Mrs. Bradford.
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Muskogee
Okla
Robert F. Bradford
Seattle
Bradford
McAlester
W. R. Robinson
Pendleton Posts New Safe At City Office
Postmaster Brown installs a larger safe at the Pendleton post office front area while the old safe moves to the back. The change affects Mr Brown and Assistant Harry Rees. Trace Baker injured. Washington Huskies critic note mentions his elbow injury. Oregon rail officials Buckley and Scott traveled in Scott’s private car on No 2 to No 10. Vida Johnston receives bankruptcy petition from La Grande filed by Leo Blevins of Cove with liabilities listed at 2784.56 and assets as one horse valued at 75.
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Brown
Mr. Brown
Harry Rees
Trace Baker
Seattle Pouxt Intelligencer
University of Washington
Pendleton High
Baker
W. Bolling
Oregon
A. Buckley
W. B. Scott
Union ‘Pacific
Pendleton
Scott
Vida Johnston
Federal Court For
la Grande
Leo Blevins
Cove
Pendleton Football Clash With Walla Walla Feature Pic
The Portland Journal shows Pendleton High School football team preparing for its first big game this afternoon against Walla Walla High. Also pictured is Dean T. Goodman, ex Pendleton, now University of Oregon football manager. John H. Durham plans to return to Pendleton to settle after years away working in Spokane and Asotin, formerly a local police officer.
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Portland Journal
Pendleton
Walla Walla High
Dean T. Goodman
University of Oregon
John H. Durham
Spokane
Asotin
Washington
Inauguration Eve Rally Fires Up Local Fans
Last night the high school staged a spirited celebration for the upcoming football season. Principal Hamp ton, Captain Devine, Manager Heun, Nat Kimball, Prof. Carruth, and Merle Chessman gave short talks to rally support. Brook Dixon led a serpentine down Main street as cheers echoed through the town.
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A. C. Hampton
Devine
Heun
Nat Kimball
Carruth
Merle Chessman
Brook Dixon
Main Street
Elmer E Harvey Called By Death
Typhoid struck Elmer E Harvey after four months of marriage to Miss Mary Quick. His elderly father lies near death as the family copes with the loss and hospitalizing illness. Harvey, born in Fort Scott Kansas 41 years ago, had lived in Oregon since 1886 and belonged to Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World. His sister and four brothers survive, with funeral planned at the Baptist church. E P Croarkin of Pendleton noted as visitor.
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EB. E. Harvey
Jackson Street
Ralph B. Storey
Baptist Church
Mary Quick
North Side
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kilmer BE. Harvey
Fort Scott
Kansas
Oregon
A B. Harvey
Mra. N. M
Hartwell
Roseworth
Idaho
John Harvey
Pendleton
P. A. Harvey
Ritzville
Washington
W. H. Harvey
Cadmus
Harry Harvey
Odd Fellows
Woodmen of the World
Wu Ting Fang Refuses Further Spiritualist Inquiry
Washington D C reports that Wu Ting Fang Chinese minister to the United States will no longer pursue investigations into spiritualism. He faced publicity over his recent occult inquiry and a bizarre account of communications from spirits of his mother and President McKinley. The move followed interest from Stead James and Lombroso.
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Washington, D. C
Wu Ting Fang
United States
McKinley
Dr. Wu
William T. Stead
William James
Lombroso
Ivory Soap for Toilet and Bath Recommends Pure Formula
The advertisement praises Ivory as an ideal soap for toilet and bath use with high quality materials. It highlights its suitability for laundry, especially colored fabrics and delicate linens, lace, and embroidery, claiming 99 4 4 percent purity and a reasonable price.
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C. M. Heacock
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H. G. Newport
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J. N. Burgess
State Woolstowers' Association
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Echo Real Estate
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