Gridiron Battle Wages At Park Tonight
Rival teams Pandieten and Walla Walla meet at 2:30 pm to decide the wreath of quin… the crowd fills the park as Coach Gstebax leads a tactical duel. Lineups include Pentieton P Walla Walla Reynosa HSCKS Fahey Tainberg Estes and Syder with a heated crowd backing their favorite.
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Pandieten
Ant
Pest Fenil
Gstebax
Pentieton
P. Walla Walla
Keegan Reynosa
Thuszell Staghny
Fahey Hampton
Tainberg
Tharmguertt
Estes Crasher
Fortune for Man Who Was Kind to Invalid
Spokane motorman R. Knapp inherits $54,000 from Thomas Lynch, a dying gold miner. Lynch, long unemployed after a strike, left a letter naming Knapp and F B Khaypp as heirs for care received weeks earlier. Knapp, 64, is sole heir as executor of Lynch's bequest from Spokane to Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Py B. Knayip
Toledo Street
Olix
Mnes
Spohatnhe & Intanidl Empire
Cystem
Bequist
Thomas Lynch
Wenre
Ala
Spokane
Amd
Northwest
Lynch
Uke Yokoin
St. Paul
F. B. Khaypp
Sears
Motormuin Ts Sole Thelr. R
Knapp
Minnests
Spo- Lene Motorinvan
A Thriling Story At The Orphewn Theater
Afniwhizna presents the semantocs tale Wise Piulite Posten at the Orphewn opening, continuing Saturday matinees and night. The piece mocks traffic and slavery, with elaborate pictures by Mist Peylan a tribute to sensationalist drama. Clergy and police endorse the exhibit amidst strong reader interest.
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Afniwhizna
Orphewn Toiter
America
Mist Peylan
Pendieton
Mysterious Irish Cure Draws Attention and Debunking
The report describes a dubious “ble drum cure” touted in London Ireland and Edenderry, claiming fever relief through repetitive percussion and a prolonged hammering ritual. Local attorney RF Jolnsdin conducts depositions in Spa kite, with expected return tomorrow amid questions about the treatment and its promoters.
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Jolnsdin
Spakite
Yin
Pendleton Marriage License Issued for Dale Wilder and Florence Simonds
County Clerk issued a marriage license yesterday afternoon to Dale Wilder of Montana and Florence Simonds of this county. Auto truck once used as an ambulance and joyride vehicle now serves as a dray for Penland Bros., aiding their large business operation.
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Dale Wilder
Montana
Florence Simonds
Penland Hros
Jer ry Rusk Visits Pendleton After La Grande Stop
John P B Rusk known as Jerry Rusk and former speaker of the house last sat rog legislature visits Pendleton today coming from his La Grande home. He arrived last night and is listed as a notable guest in the town.
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Jerry Rusk
John PB. Rusk
House of Representatives
Pendleton
la Grande
Kennemans Bay Land Transfer Reported
By deed filed today the Maxwell Land and Irrigation company transferred a seven and sixty nine thousand one hundred acre tract near Hemmiston to Henneman Bros Cigar Co for 2592 dollars. Witnesses in the White Slave Trial J M Randolph and Mrs Mo er tathiady returned from Curthind after testifying in the Chris Lewis case. First sickness in 50 years reaches J B Bennett, a South Thompson Street resident, now recovered. Mrs R B Tarbert, his daughter, visited during illness then returned to Spokane Crest.
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Recorder’s
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
Henneman Bros. Cigar Company
City i
Hemmiston
J. M. Randolph
Turbee
J. B. Bennett
South Thompson Eatreet
Mr. Bennett
R. BE. Tarbert
Epokane
Divorce Sought by Necro Husband Against Jennie Sharp
Lilia Sharp sues for divorce in local court alleging incompatibility from Jennie Sharp. Plaintiff names Rufus Fletcher, brother of a noted colored cowboy, as co respondent. Carter and Sinvthette are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Necro
Lilia Sharp
Humphrey Luerver
Court Street
Jennie Sharp
Rufus Fletcher
Carter & Sinvthette
Two More Toehrintes Involved in Street Incident
Two men Taslor and Roy Wagner earned jail time after a night of heavy drinking left them unsteady and reeling along the street. Ed John erm and Fred Chirk, who were jailed yesterday for an offense, faced higher fines and continued to tussle with authorities.
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Toehrintes
Taslor
Roy Wagner
Ed Johnerm
Fred Chirk
Itberts
New Warehouse Planned on Cottonwood Street
Architect T. F. Howard draws plans for a brick and concrete warehouse between Jones Implement building and Oregon theater on Cottonwood street. W. P. Matlock orders for W J Clarke Company. Frontage 50 feet, length 100 feet, with a driveway for in and out freight traffic. Estimated cost about $3500.
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Jones Implement
Oregon Theater
T. FF. Howard
W. FP. Matlock
W J. Clarke Company
Cottonwood Street
Five Travelers Arrive by Northern Pacific from Ineland
A party of five passengers from the green sui of Ineland, two men and three women, arrived this morning on the Northern Pacific. Their tin trunks and baggage drew attention at the depot before the group was moved to a Benefit Street house for an extended stay.
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Richt
Northern Pacific
Ineland
Penleton
Benefit Street
Permacent Story Teller at Howthene School Saturday
Mise Lecile Evans daughter of Bev and Are Nathan Evans and a teacher at Howthene School has been a permanent weekly entertainer for the little children during the story hour each Saturday forenoon. Mike Evan was the storyteller last week entertaining 15 children. The second story hour will be tomorrow between 10 and 11 in the assembly room opposite the library. All city children aged five to ten are invited.
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Library Board
Lecile Evans
Bev
Nathan Evans
Howthene School
Cholenne Parmanent
Tittle
Mike Evan
Brary
One Pay Cafeteria Opens For Busy Men
The Presbyterian ladies announce a cafeteria dinner in the old Creamery building near the post office tomorrow at noon. Men with only a few minutes can enter, choose from the line, and sit at a personal table to eat without waiting for waiters. This quick service concept aims to attract business men and may spur other caterers to consider similar setups.
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Pendleton
Wifeteria
The
Presbyterian Church
Creamery
PAZO OINTMENT PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
The advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. A promise offers a refund if cure does not occur within the stated period and notes a price of 500.
Pendleton Dentist Retires Moves to Portland for Winter
Pendleton dentist, who recently announced his retirement, leaves on the early train with his wife for Portland to spend the winter. The couple plans to settle in the city for the season.
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Anne
Portland
Mann
Pendleton
Lft
Aviator Bly Killed at Georgia State Fair Grounds
Aviator Eugene Ply died at the state fair grounds in Macon Georgia after his plane failed to rise from a steep dip and crashed to the ground. He leaped in a last effort to escape, but his machine plunged fifty feet, collapsing in the racetrack field and breaking bones in many places.
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Bly
Macon
Eugene Ply
State Fair Grounds
Woman Named Uruguay Diplomat First in History
The Republic of Uruguay appoints Clotilde Talat, a law professor at the University of Uruguay and member of a venerable Uruguayan family, as representative to Belgium. This marks the first time a woman has held a formal diplomatic position in any government service. She will soon assume duties at the Uruguayan legation in Brussels.
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Frasels
Republic of Uruguay
Tel Wits Appetites
Clotilde Talat
University of
Morse Refoices Walsh Parole Chance in Prison
Morse, a former New York banker, is in Atlanta federal prison serving fifteen years. He learns of parole for former banker Walsh as he nears the end of his sentence. Morse has about thirteen months to serve before a possible appeal or parole review may occur, with a parole decision likely after ten years if he remains eligible.
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Danker
Atlanta
Atlin
Cga
Charles W. Morse
New York
John Fo Walsh
Moree
Mike Appll- Oithon
Prisoner Receives Pardon and Patent Offer in One Day
Pat George Haines, imprisoned in Pottaville, learns of his pardon from a section of Harricebure and a New York firm offers $50,000 for Homes' Interest in a fe preserver patent he claims to have invented. He envisions an aeraphine fe preserver and notes Oregon country development has begun.
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Pottaville
Pat Ceorge Haines
Pointy
Santona Penton
Quindone
Harricebure
An. TaIes Tid
New York
Halnes
Montana grain land sale and rates ad
Advertises cheap grain land in Montana with water rights and favorable terms in Dillon. Claims past prize wins in St Louis and Portland fairs, offers land at 9 to 50 dollars per acre, plus special rates for horse boarding at Commercial Barn, 620 Aura Street, phone Main 13. Box 894 address.
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Montana
Northwest
St Louis
Portland
Piret
Helena
Horsea
Aura Street
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MAIN
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
Walla Walla Breten
Pawer
Ireland
Dint Govermien Board of
Edenderry Uffictary
Doran
F. FF
J. W. Dyer
Pendleton Cash Market
Cor E. Court and
Johnson Sis
Ferey
Wonder Store
Pendeton
Kennemans Bay Land
Morse
Walsh
Oregon Country
Hostetter
Pendleton’s Big Drummer’s Sample Store
Dillon, Mont
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Lonnon City and County Realty
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. RY
Nation
Kryptok
Saturday Evening Post
Literary Digest
Outlook
Colliers
Everybodys
McClures
Cosmospolitan
Review of Reviews
Worlds Work
Scribners
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Transcom
Oregon
Trixie Friganzi
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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