Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club to Become Permanent
Dudley Evans leads steps to make Pendleton AAU club a permanent institution. Local businessmen ceded control of the gym to Evans, who resigns railroad job to devote time to coaching, shaping up youth fitness, boxing, wrestling, and baths. Spokane AAU invites three to four boxers for November 15 test. Evans to select three local contenders.
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Pendleton
Dudley Evans
Ett
NW. A
A. A. TU
WOM
Evans
Plon
Claco Bullivant
Spokane A. A. C
Spokane
Commerce owes much to science
The Franklin Institute opened a season lecture by Professor Robert Kennedy Duncan of the University of Kansas and University of Pittsburgh. He described how industrial fellowships linking manufacturers with university research have driven major inventions, from laundry chemistry to alfalfa fodder value, salt bread, and safer adrenaline production.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Duncan
University of Kansas
University of Pittsburg
Vessels Collide Off Point Arena Capzize One Vessel
San Francisco Oct 16 collision with the steam schooner Argyle of the Union fleet and the lumber schooner Gualala owned by Freel Linderman San Francisco caused the Gualala to fill and capsize off Point Arena early yesterday The crew were rescued and will arrive aboard the Gualala Two men were injured one Peter Lots of San Francisco with a broken limb The Argyle commanded by Captain Dirkson has 36 crew The Gualala carried 13 men under Captain Martinusen It was bound from Union Landing Mendocino County to San Francisco with railroad ties and tanbark Estel valued at 25900 with insurance of 22500
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San Francisco
Argyle
Union of Company
Meet
Freel Linderman
Point Arena
Peter Lots
Dirkson
Martinusen
Union Landing
Mendecing County
Apples 50 Gents Sack at Tullis dairy sale
Fine eating and cooking apples offered at a sack price. Bring your own sacks and come to the Tullis dairy on McKay creek by Monday October 21. The notice lists apples as available for sale to the public in a local dairy sale event.
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Tullis
McKay Creek
Pendleton Notes Report Alleged Forgery Connection
Pendleton notes recount an alleged check forgery linked to Charles Hall alias Charlee Lewis and Bond Bros, with a grand jury hearing under 350 dollars. Mrs. Frenk Smithles and Mrs. W. A. Brown are mentioned in relation to a Portland ptomaine poisoning death, noting the deceased's husband is a brother of Mrs. Brown.
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Charles Hall
Charlee Lewis
Bond Bros
John Crow
Grand Jury
Frenk Smithles
Worl
Pendleton
Frank Smith
Portland
W. A. Brown
Drunk and disorderly plea in palloe court
One D and B daited Charles Bennett pleaded yesterday morning in palloe court to the charge of being drunk and disorderly and faced the option of paying a twenty dollar fine or serving ten days in jail. He remains in jail.
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Daited
Charles Bennett
Palloe Court
Porger Taken to Pen
Chief of Police Kearney acting as deputy sheriff left yesterday morning for Salem with Fred D. Fisk in custody. Fisk, recently convicted of passing a bad check last spring on Joe Sullivan, had been sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary.
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Porger
Kearney
Salem
Fred D. Fisk
Joe Sullivan
Young Rider Sells Noted Stallion Oregon Granger
A young man named Joe Alsdorf has sold his three year old black racing stallion Oregon Granger to Charles Plarnett, owner of Oregon Feed Wards. The bill of sale was filed yesterday, concluding months of partial coverage.
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Joe Alsdorf
Oregon Granger
Charles Plarnett
Oregon Feed Wards
Warren Construction to lay curb and storm sewers on Jackson Street
Superintendent C A Lonergan of Warren Construction Co announced plans to deploy a workforce on Jackson Street for curbs and storm sewers installation as a preliminary step before completing the thoroughfare.
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Jackson Street
C . A. Lonergan
Warren Construction Co
Sixty Days in Jail for Lou Reid Theft Plea
Lou Reid a transient pleaded guilty yesterday to simple larceny in police court and was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail by Justice Parkes. Reid had earlier purloined a coin from the home of R F Waffle and was arrested soon after by city police.
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Lou Reid
Justice Parkes
Reid
R. F. Waffle
Stanfield Dance Set at Watts Auditorium October 21
Pendleton residents invited to a Stanfield Volunteer Fire Department dance at Watts auditorium in Stanfield on October 21 with music by the United Orchestra of Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Watts Auditorium
Stanfield
Pendleton High Grad in Oregon Plans State Reform Study
Harold J. Warner, Pendleton high school alumnus and University of Oregon senior, has been assigned the subject Political Reorganization of the American State. His work will be presented to the Oregon legislature as part of an accredited information text.
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Harold J. Warner
Pendleton High School
University of Oregon
Oregon Legislaturea
Former Local Stars Named Captains at University of Oregon
Two former Pen-Heron high school girls basketball stars now students at the University of Oregon have been made captains of sorority teams. Hazel Rader will lead Kappa Alpha Theta and Grace Bean will head Gamma Phi Beta.
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Pen- Heron High
University of Oregon
Hazel Rader
Kappa Alpha Theta
Grace Bean
Months Of Baby Dies At Madison Street Home
Four month old child of Mr and Mrs Al Webber died at 730 yesterday morning at the family home on Madison street after persistent illness since birth. Physicians failed to find nourishment the infant could tolerate as fall set in and the little one grew weaker until death. Umatilla county summer resorts grow deserted as managers close the season at Lehman Springs and Bing ham Springs. Frank J McNeil closes Lehman Springs hotel for the season while P A McPhee reports Bing ham Springs season over with hunting parties still occasional.
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al Webber
Madison Street
Umatilla County
Frank J. McNeil
Lehman Springs
P. A. McPhee
Bingham Springs
Leged Thief Caught In Oregon County Hunt
A man named AL O Wineland stolen horse from Hermiston merchant Thomas Campbell. Traced into Wheeler and Gilliam, picked up at Possil by order of Sheriff Taylor. Wineland had the horse in his possession when arrested. Wineland, eastern Oregon man, arrested Monday night.
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Mmatilla County
Taylor
AL O. Wineland
Thomas Campbell
Hermiston
Wbout
Wheeler
Possil
Gilliam
Wineland
Oregon
Ministers Return From Oregon Synod Meeting at Wallowa
A party of Umatilla county Presbyterian ministers and elders returned yesterday from Wallowa where they attended the synod of Oregon held October 10 to 13. About 75 ministers and elders from across the state attended, most traveling on a special car yesterday morning. Delegates called the meeting very successful and praised Wallowa as a fine host city.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
Wallowa
Synod of
Pendleton social notes and upcoming wedding surprise
The article lists returning locals including tew J M Cornelison and Rev J 4 Dickson with family, Pendleton church reps like Clarence Penland, and notes on a balcony addition by Alexander in his dry goods store. It reports Miss Kate Nelson of Pendleton returning from Coeur d Alene via NX. P. and mentions a private marriage engagement of local youths, surprised friends, in Pendleton.
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Tew
J. M. Cornelison
Young Son
Tutullla
J. 4
Dickson
Rider Robinson Millthorn
Tey . W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
B. FP
Barper
J BE. Vernon
Milton
Pendleton Church
Clarence Penland
Imn
la Grande
George Clark, Jr
Kate Nelson
Pendleton
Bond Bros Improve Stare Haberdashery Balcony
Local haberdashers Bond Bros install a balcony in their store as part of improvements. Tailor Ho OT Lester will have a new work bench on the balcony, with a focus on modern design and enhanced customer space.
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Stare
Bond Bros
Etére
Ho OT. Lester
Alea Tetaliog
Bank appointment for James Bowler at Puget Sound warehouse
James Bowler, previously in charge of the Puget Sound warehouse at Vansyele, takes a new position in the First National Bank of this city. Details indicate a transfer or reassignment, with the announcement noting his recent tenure and new banking role.
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James Bowler
Puget Sound
Vansyele
First National Bank
Com- Teno
Hs Dithhes Momdas
Offender Sentenced and Local Squash Exhibit Noted
The report states ingwie ling trujillo and mextoain faced a three day sentence before a police judge. alexander's grocery showcases two large squashes, one 105 pounds and the other 87, grown by julius guderin on his mckay creek ranch, implying they could make many squash pies.
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Fitg Gerald
Ingwie Ling Trujillo
Jos Witter
Alexander's
Julius Guderain
McKay Creek
Robertson departs Pendleton for Portland mill position
Tommy Robertson longtime employee of Balfour Guthrie Co bids Pendleton farewell in the morning and heads to Portland to take a new job in the mills of the same company. Walter Lehman takes his former roadmaster post locally.
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Tommy Robertson
Grimman
Balfour-Guthrie Co
Pendleton Goodtive
Portland
Sime Company
Walter Lehmaan
Din McKenzie Returns Home After European Tour Odyssey
Prominent Adiums farmer Din McKenzie arrived in Pendleton last evening, ending a thirteen month absence spent visiting nine European countries. He enjoyed famed sights but is glad to be back on his native soil.
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Hack
Din McKenzie
Adiums
Pendleton
Sigar Factory Proprietor Honored by Knights in Portland
J. B. Paul, proprietor of the new sigar factory in this city, was made grand master at arms by the Knights of Pythias in Portland. He recently came from La Grande and belongs to the lodge there. He is the third Pendleton man to receive a grand office this year, joined by J. H T. Gwinn as grand chancellor and J. W. Maloney re-elected grand master of exchequer.
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J. B. Paul
Rice heads bank official on Insurance code panel
M. Rice, head of the First National Bank and social member of the governor named commission to revise the Insurance code, returned this morning from Porthind where he attended a sub committee meeting. The complete bill to be presented to the legislature is not yet agreed upon by the commission as sub committees work out the features. The draft of the en-
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Rice
First National Bank
Socal
Porthind
Milton Brick Sold In Elwin Block Deal
The Elwin business block in Milton sold to A. M. and Martha Elim for 90000, deed recorded in county records. Thomas J. Williamson jailed for carrying a concealed weapon, fined thirty days and costs, later jailed for nonpayment. Round-up performers Baldwin and Trakmans return to Pendleton from Lewiston with Lewiston news en route to Narwit for the world champion broncho busting title.
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Elwin
Milton
Deen Selly A. M
Martha Elim
Willa Southard
Thomas J. Williamson
Justice Court of
Miller
M. & Hayden
Johnnies
Title Baldwin
Pendleton
Lewleton
Narwit
Notice to Proper Owners and Sidewalk Builders
Owners Petre and Averill continue constructing sidewalks at 12 cents per foot totaling 37.50 for a 50 foot lot. See their work and talk to patrons, then hire to save money. They guarantee every foot claimed. Address 604 Thompson Street. United States Deputy Marshal Beatty returns to Portland after several days in the city.
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Petre & Averill
Thompson Street
United States
Marshall Beatty
Portland
City council to keep current government in La Grande
La Grande Or Oct 16 city officials won assurance they will not be replaced in January by a new commission form. The council decided not to order an election on the matter, keeping the existing administration in place as politics begin to stir.
Petition News Signals Ward Candidates Loom
Petition circulation heats up in Virloux with runs for council seats. Third ward entries include P. Robinson of La Grande Commercial Club seeking councilman. Second ward has M. Humphreys eyeing retirement, FD Malatea likely challenger. Fourth ward shows Geo W Pfeiffer as socialist candidate. First ward sees Councilman Davis seeking another term, facing opposition. Mayoral race expected to include John Collier. Mayor W J Church will not seek re election.
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Virloux
Robinson
la Grande Commercial Cuit
M. Humphreys
Humphreys
Malatea
Geo. W. Pfeiffer
Davis
Florida women rally to support Governor Wilson
New York dispatch notes the Woman's National Democratic League, led by Hortense Broward and Mrs. Fletcher, is conducting an active Florida campaign. They form branches statewide and seek to back a Democratic ticket, praising Wilson and Marshall for their relief acts for women and children.
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New York
Florida
Woman's National Democratic League
Hortense Broward
N. B. Broward
Jacksonville
Duncan A. Fletcher
Fletcher
Wilson
Marshall
New Jersey
Italiana
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