Boxing Bout Will Be Fast Affair in Pendleton
Arrangements for the Stax Car enter boxing match on election night November 1 are completed per Pendleton A. A. manager Dudiley Evans. Promoter QC Carpenter and his brother Ed travel from Bolas to Pendleton for training while local favorite Sax, once Pacific coast light champion, trains at the gym and asserts he is in top shape. The bout, given the both fighters high standings, is expected to draw a large crowd with election returns to be announced at the theater during the show.
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Stax-Carenter
Dudiley Evans
Pendleton A. A
QC Carpenter
Bolas
Pendleton
Sax
Pacific Coast
Clat
Acreage and yields set price for two land lots
Eight hundred acres produced sixty bushels per acre this year and can be sold at sixty dollars per acre. Six hundred acres yielded fifty bushels per acre and can be sold at twenty dollars per acre.
Pledged to Fight Prevailing Evils at National Convention
The Portland W C T U reaffirmed total abstinence and prohibition as the only safe path to end the liquor traffic and its alleged co evil, White slavery. It condemned the social evil doctrine and segregation as wrong. Universal peace and a minimum wage plus equal pay for equal work were approved. Mae Whitman urged an eight hour workday and noted unions trend toward sobriety. Officers are likely to be re elected. Washington, D C is favored for 1913. The selection occurs Thursday.
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Portland
Ore
Hurd Univeral
Mae Whitman
Miss Whitman
Porking Man's Club
Tele- Burea
Washington, B. C
Pirates Sweep Philippine Waters For Second Time
Washington reports piracy again in Philippine waters with Manila advisories. The government acts vigorously, authorizing a $100,000 cutter designed by J. S. Stanley to fight buccaneers in the Sulu Archipelago, armed with two Hotchkiss rapid fire guns and two motor boats for pursuit among reefs.
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Washington
Philippine
Manila
Sulu
J. 5
Stanley
Stavanger Trials Municipal Electric Heating Plan
Stavanger Norway begins experiments to install a citywide electric heating system by enlarging and extending the municipal power plant aiming to heat the entire city. The move reflects a push for centralized energy and improved heating efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavanger
Norway
Pendleton News Notes Daoague Meets Tomorrow
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report a Daoague meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening at 7 40 in the assembly room of city hall. The agenda includes business of importance and discussion. Local residents Edwin B P Marshall and wife, well known, are leaving for Honolulu on No 27 to spend the winter for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daoague
Political Equality League
Honolulu
Edwin BP
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Accident injures boy on saddle pony near Bowman hotel
Kenneth Cooper son of Mr and Mrs James Cooper was injured when his saddle pony shied at a moving auto and fell on Malin street near the Bowman hotel about 8 20 am. Doctors found no bones broken but the ankle and knee were badly bruised. The lad was taken to a physician for treatment. Gibbon plans a new school house after the town approved a two mill tax and an acre and a half plot for school purposes. 14 pupils are enrolled with Miss Jennie Chandler of Spokane teaching.
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Kenneth Cooper
James A. Cooper
Malin Street
Bowman Hotel
Gibhn
Gibbon
W. H. Sayer
Sayer
Jennie Chandler
Spokane
Rainbow Trout Hatchery Idea Prompts Oregon Plants
Mr. Finley seeks Oregon firms or individuals to start a private trout hatchery and fish pond business. He claims many sites in eastern and western Oregon are ideal and notes demand is nearly insatiable for Rainbow Trout.
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Finley
Oregon
Black pugilist on blacklist across cities
Promoter Jas Coffroth declares Johnson will never fight again in San Francisco and cites insults to American women. New York London and Kansas City already bar him and Paris may follow. In Los Angeles promoter McCarry calls Johnson beyond print and says he will not box, citing conduct toward Miss Cameron's mother.
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Johnson
Jas. Coffroth
America
Francisco
New York
London
Kansas City
Paris
Los Angeles
Gald
McCarry
Cameron
Federation Elects Portland Woman Vice President West
Buffalo, Oct. 23. Mrs. J. C. Luckey of Portland Oregon was elected vice president for the west of the National Woman's Home Missionary Federation. Portland contested for the next meeting but Kansas City Missouri was chosen for the convention next October.
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Buffalo
N. Y
J. C. Luckey
Portland
National Woman's Home Missionary Federation
Kansas City
Missouri
City orders 15 inch reduction at Singer Building
New York City public works surveys find the Liberty street side of the Singer Building projects 15 inches beyond the building line. In days the owners will receive formal notice to pare the building or risk city action. Owners vow no alteration before litigation and plan an injunction in response.
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New York
Department of Public Works of
New York City
Liberty Street
Big Singer
Woman Won't Admit Wrong Until He Apologizes First
A proverb notes that a woman resists admitting fault until the man offers an apology. The remark frames gendered behavior as contingent on male contrition and avoids direct accountability.
Wife Receives Large Bequest In 1910 Will
The will of James Nelighy, filed by attorney Charles H. Carter, leaves Rose Neagle and Frank Neagle as primary beneficiaries. Rose receives cash and the Jackson Street home and other effects after debts are paid, with conditions on deed transfer within three months. Frank inherits substantial real and personal property, a trust fund for ten years for Rose, and the executor’s fee set at $10,000, with complex contingencies if directives are unmet.
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Rose Neagle
Frank Neagle
James Nelighy
Charles H. Carter
Jackson Street
Neagle
Tose Neagle
G. M. Rice
WANTS HUSBAND WHO WILL SAVE FORTUNE
A letter to Mayor Rolph from Miss X Radcliffe of Klein DL seeks a husband to claim a $496,000 fortune by end of 1972. She, 27, describes esteeming Western men, lists preferences: five seven, 157 to 176 pounds, good looks, under 40, a home loving man.
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San Francisco
X. Radcliffe
Klein
Rolph
Miss Radcliffe
Camera Used to Show Athlete Form Shortcomings
A camera setup captures an athlete's movements to highlight form flaws and inefficiencies. Coaches analyze the footage to identify technique weaknesses and guide corrective drills for improved performance.
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Bernard O'Gara
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E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Pendicion
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
A. T. Matthews CO
Alta and
Cottonwood Sts
Philippine Waters
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Newsy
Police Court
Charles Cole
George Dick
Thomas Greene
Polles
Gerald
Tonleht
Presbyterian Church
N. J. Sommerville
Jurgen Mumm
Benjamin Fogle
Mary L. Fanning
Ryles & Raley
Courntry Court
Este
Natel
Denny Calin
Troutdale
O.W. R. & N. Company
Charles Bradburn
Duncan
Frank Johnson
Barnhart
Black Pugilist
Federation
Singer
Dred
California
Shasta Limited
Land of Palms
T. F. O'Brien
Ralse Economy
Pendleton Homes
Josh Billings
Josh
Washington, D. C
Maine
New England
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