Pendleton Water Board Seeks Cooperative Path to Gravity System
A joint meeting of Pendleton city council committee and water board members ended with no hostilities and a spirit of cooperation. They expect engineer Frank C. Kelsay to soon report on Thorne Hollow Shaplish Cayuse springs and costs for filtration and pumps, to inform council action. The board supports another engineer review and awaits two new appointees by Mayor Matlock to fill vacancies left by resignations.
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City Council
Water Commission
Special Council Committee of Six
Pendleton
Councii
Water Board
Water Commissioners
Frank C. Kelsay
Thorne Hollow
Shaplish
Cayuse
Kelsay
Goynessmen
J. FR. Iveckson
Matlock
T. «. Taylor
Church notices at Redeemer Church schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m. Holy communion at 11 a m. Evening service with sermon at 7 20 p m. Charles Quinney is rector.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Presbyterian Service Schedule with Timblin Sermons
Presbyterian church announces a 10 a.m. Sunday school and an 11 a.m. morning service featuring evangelist Gen. J. Timblin. An evening service at 7:30 p.m. includes sermon by Free. Geo. J. Timblin. Solo performances by Mrs. Swingio at both services.
Sunday religious services and reading room schedule
Sunday services at ill o'clock and Sunday school at 16 o'clock. Subject of season is Doctrine of Atonement. Wednesday evening meeting at ill o'clock. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 PM. Located at Webb and Johnson streets.
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Webb and
Johnson Streets
Sermons at Tolbert Fe Weaver Church on Philippians
On Main and Jackson streets Tolbert FE Weaver, minister, preaches at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning subject is To Live In Christ to Die Is Faith. First sermon in a series on Philippians. Evening sermon What In the First Resurrection. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
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Main and
Jackson Streets
Tolbert FE
Weaver
Christian Endeavor
Faith service notes at Webb and Johnson streets
The Methodist Episcopal church at Webb and Johnson streets in Evans is observing the Lord's Supper at 11. The pastor will deliver a 7:30 p. m. sermon titled A Fearless Man. Prof. W. F. Leonhart will sing Jesus Lover of My Soul with his own music in the morning service. Sunday school begins at 10 a. m. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p. m. Bible study is Wednesday evening.
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Methodist Episcopal
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
W. F. Leonhart
Jesus
Serview
Epworth League
Chiropractic Neuropathy Relief Claim By Dr Holdn
An advertisement promotes chiropractic care as reliable and safe for relief of human misery and sickness. It claims proper adjustments restore normal nerve impulses and cause disease to disappear. Consultation and examination are offered free. Dr J E Holdn operates in rooms 3 and 4 at Temple Building.
Pendleton Notes Recovering Attorney and Dance Plans
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Charles Carter recovering and likely to be out soon. A dance is planned next Tuesday evening at Moose hall with United orchestra provided by the United Artisans. Busy Bee Choir and Busy Bee club activities noted, plus a rescheduled meeting for October 22 at Mrs Lee Drake’s home. Also shipping work horses to Alberta, owned by Joe Kyle, a former Pendleton resident. Lelia Dupuis and Tom McKeave acquitted of perjury in Portland federal court. Beck as chief prosecution witness. defendants represented by Peterson Wilson Fred Wilken led the case.
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Busy Bee Choir
Busy Bee Club
Lee Drake
Buah Street
Oregon
Alberta
Joe Kyle
Pendleton
Lelia Dupuis
Tom Mckeave
Fred Beck
Portland
United States
Bean
Beck
Peterson & Wilson
Fred Wilken
Winship Praises Oregon Schools at Crook County Institute
Dr. A E Winship of Boston spoke on Education for Efficiency at Prineville Oregon urging better value choices in schooling and citing Oregon progress under Superintendent Alderman Tests show homework improves student standing 14 percent He rebutted a Saddle’s Home Journal attack and noted aims and ideals in teaching from Oregon Agricultural College professor Ressler and Mrs Mamie Fulkerson contributed insights.
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Prineville
Ore
A. E. Winship
Boston
Crook County
Teachers’ Institute
Oregon
Alderman
Wisconsin
Winship
Sadles’ Home Journal
E D. Ressler
Oregon Agricultural College
Mamie Fulkerson
Escaped convict betrayed by sister in law
In San Francisco on October 18 Mabel Felker swore out a forgery warrant against her sister in law Mrs Albert J Felker wife of a Seattle rancher. She claimed the telegram designating fugitive Llewellyn Felker alias Fred Skinner was forged by Mrs Felker. Felker, recaptured after escaping Nevada state penitentiary where he was jailed for murder, had threatened life imprisonment.
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San Francisco
Albert J. Felker
Seattle
Mabel Felker
Nevada
Modesto
Cal
Merling Faces Threats as Johnson Bank Bail Hike Stirs Fear
Chicago on October 19 reports a mob extended a block surrounding Jack Johnson's car as he went to his bank to obtain bail money. Threats of violence were heard but he escaped through a check entrance. Bail was raised to 1000 dollars this morning amid heightened tensions.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Oet
Mounted infantry useless to authorities study urges reform
Time by military authorities concludes that the mounted infantry as now constituted serves no useful purpose beyond keeping alive a dangerous heresy inherited from the abnormal conditions of the South African war.
Wilson Praises La Follette in Grafton Address
Governor Wilson arrived late by train at Grafton West Virginia on October 18 slept en route and delivered a formal address. He avoided attacking Roosevelt and lauded Robert La Follette as an indomitable little giant expressing admiration for lone reformers and wishing he had joined the movement sooner.
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Grafton
W. Va
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
T Roosevelt
la Follette
Bob la Follette
Secret Smiles and Hidden Truths
A reflection on how small flirtations can grow into lasting moods and how sharing secrets defines relationships. The piece contrasts male amusement with a woman's need to reveal what she chooses to share, framing secrecy as a social test.
Lane Turns Tide in Wallowa County
The Wallowa County courthouse greeted Dr. Harry Lane with enthusiastic supporters as he spoke for over an hour arguing against electing millionaires to Congress. Walter M. Pierce followed with a 40 minute address supporting the graduated land tax and Lane’s candidacy as a Wilson ally, with Lane predicted to win more votes than all opponents combined in the county.
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Enterprise
Ore
Court House
Harry Lane
Congress
Walter M. Pierce
Lane
Wilson
Wallowa County
Mounted infantry to be abolished in British reform plan
London reports that under the reforms proposed by War Secretary Colonel John Seeley the mounted infantry of the British army will be abolished soon. Tradition from the Boer War era weighs against maintaining mounted infantry as a separate unit in the new scheme.
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London
John Seely
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Sec
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E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
Elgin
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Presbyterian
Christian Science
J. E Holdn
Temple Bidg
Newsy
Charles Carter
United Artisans
Moose Hall
United Orchestra
Womas
Merling
America
Gabardines
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Wilson Doffs
Bob” LA Follette
Many & Man
California
Shasta Limited
Land of Palms
T. F. O'Brien
Oregon Theatre
Josh Perkins
Hayseed
Pendleton Drug Co
American National Bank
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