Whitman College selects James Fee Jr as debate secretary manager
James A. Fee Jr of Pendleton has been chosen secretary and manager of Whitman college debate and oratory to succeed Calvin Crumpacker who resigned to return to college. The post includes leading inter-society tryouts under Whitman rules as trials shift to a brief system for varsity debaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fee, Jr
Fee
Whitman College
Walla Walla Union
Whitman Debate Council
B. L. Penrose
Associated Students
James A. Pee
Pendleton
Debate Council
Calvin Crampacker
Garfield
Penrose
University of Washington
Washington State College
Whitman
Witman
Northwest
Athenaeum
Phrenokosmian Societies
Chauncey Olcott Sings in Ragged Robin at Oregon
Chauncey Olcott will headline Ragged Robin at the Oregon theater Friday October 29. Aida Johnson Young and Rita Olcott co produced the Irish play whose Celtic atmosphere blends love and folklore with an Irish peasant life setting. The show features new songs by Olcott and elaborate scenery and costumes elevating it to a fairy spectacle with a strong supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Olcott
Oregon
Mr. Olcott le
Aida Johnson Young
Rita Olcott
Atlantic
Olcott
Pitou
Joke Holdups Fined For Loaded Gun Case
Attorney LL. B. Reed and Paul B. Powers were fined $200 each after pleading guilty to pointing a loaded gun at a lawyer following a Portland Heights hold up. Charges of assault with intent to rob and carrying concealed weapons were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. B. Reed
Paul B. Powers
Hennessy
Daniel E. Powers
Portland Heights
Idleman and Gitner
Bennett
Reed
Section Foreman Resigns For Mining In Green Horn Country
R and N railroad announces J H Uts resigns after years of service and recent Cayuse section charge to pursue mining in the Green Horn country. D Roberts will take Cayuse foreman duties and Edward Wetzell will replace John Callahan as Meacham foreman with Callahan moving to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Uts
Cayuse
Green Horn
D. Roberts
Edward Wetzell
John Callahan
Meacham
Callahan
Portland
Pendleton Wedding At Justice Parkes Office
Mr. Rube William and Mrs. Kate Bushman wed at noon in Pendleton as Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes officiated. Attendants report W. FB Matlock resting quietly at Anthony's hospital, described as a very sick man. Miss Anita Slater, a local high school graduate, now teaches at the Rigby School House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam-Bushman
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Rube William
Kate Bushman
W. FB. Matlock
the & Anthony's Hospital
W. FP. Matlock
Slater
Anita Slater
Rigby School
Dr Mann for Councilman in Fourth Ward
Dr. Mann and Dr. E A Mann seek the fourth ward council seat to fill the vacancy created by J T Hinkle. He has many supporters and a petition for nomination is expected to be circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Mann
J. T. Hinkle
Three Marriage Licenses Issued In Umatilla County
Three marriage licenses were issued today to residents of Umatilla County. The couples listed are Hardy % Breding and Edith C. Eggers, Ruben Wilson and Kite Brisbois, Hur ley Henderman and Addie B Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Hardy
Breding
Edith C. Eggers
Ruben Wilson
Kite Brisbois
Hurley Henderman
Addie B. Gill
Big Land Transaction Deed Filed in Pendleton Area
One of the largest deeds on record was filed today transferring land from L. L. Mann to Perry Howser with a $23,000 consideration. The parcel comes from the old Anabal Petard place located south of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Mann
Perry Howser
Anabal Petard Place
Pendleton
Aged Indian Woman Dies at Reservation Home
An elderly Indian woman known as Wa-la-po-ya-lil died this morning at the reservation home of Reservation Jim. She will be buried tomorrow morning in the cemetery near the old agency. Rev. J. M. Corneli son, a Presbyterian missionary on the reservation, will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa-la-po-ya-lil
Reservation Jim
Old Agency
J. M. Cornelison
Carruth family plans relocation to Northwest states
Will Locate in West, Mr and Mrs A G Carruth parents of Prof Frank Carruth of the high school faculty, who have been visiting for several days, left yesterday for points in Washington. Though their home is in Topeka Kansas for years they are pleased with the northwest and decide to locate in Oregon or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
A. G. Carruth
Frank Carruth
Washington
Topeka
Kansas
Northwest
Oregon
Remodeling the Front of Old State Saloon Building
Carpenters are at work on Main Street removing the barber shop from the State saloon front and extending the near beer counter across the entire facade after the Bowman hotel block move. The project reshapes the frontage to create continuous frontage and new display space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Pendleton Drug Store
Bowman Hotel
State Saloon
Law Breakers Halt Trout Sale In Hermiston
Deputy game and fish warden Jef Turner acted this morning at Hermiston to arrest individuals selling trout illegally. Reports say trout from the Hermiston fields are being gathered and sold nationwide to fish markets. If evidence is secured prosecutions will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Jef
Hermiston
Wounded Man Goes Home After Weston Shooting
Dr Lazler departed for his Weston home on the noon train accompanied by Harry Benthe the young man shot at Weston Sunday morning by Landlord Klein of the Weston hotel. Officers appear to consider the shooting provoked and justifiable and no action against Klein is expected unless a complaint is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lazler
Weston
Harry Benthe
Klein
Weston Hotel
Henderman and Gi wed at Nye in small county ceremony
Harley Henderman and Addie B Gi of Nye were married in the Nye area in the French restaurant parlors at 1:10 pm. Rev Nathan Frans, pastor of the First Methodist church, performed the ceremony in the presence of a few friends. The groom farms nearby and the bride owns a homestead nearby. they will continue living in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderman-Gill
Harley Henderman
Addie B. Gi
Nye
Nathan Frans
First Mathodist Church
Mayer divorce suit seeks custody split for children
George W Mayer sues Julian M Mayer in circuit court for divorce. Married in Walla Walla in June 1889, they have three children aged 11 to 13. Father seeks custody of the son while approving the mother’s custody of the two daughters. Desertion alleged as grounds for legal separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
George W. Mayer
Julian M. Mayer
Walla Walla
Pendleton Fans to See Big Call Game in Walla Walla
A Pendleton party left for Walla Walla this forenoon to watch an exhibition game this afternoon between the Philadelphia Nationals and the All Star aggregation. Every man on both teams is a big league player of note and the contest should interest local fans. Those traveling by auto were Clarence Bishop, Ben Burroughs, Roy Alexander, Fred Lampkin, Francis H Bartlett and Louie Hodgens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Philadelphia Nationals
Clarence Bishop
Ben Burroughs
Roy Alexander
Fred Lampkin
Francis H. Bartlett
Louie Hodgens
Trial for Wifebeating of Mrs Richardson at St George
Alfred Richardson known as the big bootblack at the Hotel St. George was placed on trial in the police court this morning for wifebeating. The compact report notes the accusation and immediate court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Richardson
Hotel St. George
Com
Accidental Bicycle Encounter Key Point in Trial
Testimony featured Richard Fon's step-daughter and the wife supporting an accidental bicycle incident. Judge Pitt Gerald released the colored polisher of shoes after the city attorney Tuley led proceedings and Richardson was defended by Will M. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaint
Richard Fon
Pitt Gerald
Tuley
Richardson
Will M. Peterson
Funeral for James B Harvey at Baptist church
The funeral service for James B Harvey was held at 10 oclock this morning at the Baptist church. Rev Ralph Storey spoke of the pioneer life and the deceaseds work. The body was laid to rest in Olney cemetery with pallbearers John Halley James T Brown George Peebler B E Coon and Phil McBrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Harvey
Jnmea
B Harvey
Baptist Church
Olney
Ralph Storey
John Halley
James T. Brown
George Peebler
B. E. Coon
Phil McBrian
Shipping Horses From Umintilla County to Spokane and Seattle
Two carloads of King Umintilla county heavy draft horses are being shipped this week to Spokane and Seattle. W H Rahe leads the first car, consigned to W D Roberts of Spokane who has visited to arrange the purchase. The animals are described as among the finest carloads ever sent from the city. A second carload heads to Seattle tomorrow evening with O H Holcomb, the Seattle buyer who has been here for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokane
Seattle
W. H. Rahe
W. D. Roberts
Rahe
O. H. Holcomb
Five Men Weigh Over Half Ton In Sheriff Office
In Baker County evidence of unusual weight marked the scene as Sheriff T. D. Taylor of Girls County, Sheriff Ed Rand of Baker County, M Hoff the Baker City merchant, and Deputy Sheriffs Joe Blakely and Bert Wilson weighed in. Their combined total stood at 1014 pounds with Wilson the heaviest at 220 and Hoff the only one under 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Taylor
Taylor
Girls County
Sherif Ed Rand
Baker County
M. Hoff
Baker City
Joe Blakely
Bert Wilson
Wilson
Missionary Cornelison returns to Tututilla church duties
Rev J M Cornelison missionary at the Uma tila reservation and acting Tututlla pastor returns from Mt Hood where he attended to church supplies. He preached at Parkdale schoolhouse, the Mt Hood railway terminus, where a new Presbyterian branch will be organized. November 2 to 7 special meetings led by Rev W L Van Nuys Rev B F Harper and Dr J V Milligan precede the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hood
J. M. Cornelison
Presbyterian Church
Umatila Reservation
Tututlla
Parkdale
W. L. van Nuys
City
B. FP. Harper
Milton
J. Vv. Milligan
Portland
Lowell Address Featured at Congregational Association Session
The first annual session of the Congregational association adjourned after a profitable meeting to meet next year with Pilgrim Church in Portland. Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton gave a feature address on The Interpretation of the Spirit of Jesus in the Life of Today by Civil Administration. The apportionment plan to fund the church’s work was adopted after discussion, with a committee representing four local associations appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Eugene
Congregational Association
Pilgrim Church
Portland
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Jesus
Civil Administration
Paul Whiteaide
East
Williamette
H. N. Smith
West Willamette
J. 8
Mid- Columbia
Folsom
Prince Ito Assassinated and Legacy Outline
The article notes Prince Ito was assassinated and references his role in shaping the government. It cites his 1886 appointment as prime minister and credits Ito with negotiating the Treaty of Shimonoseki that ended the Sino-Japanese War, highlighting his influence on Japan’s early modern system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Shimonoseki
Pendleton Man Draws Land Lottery Claim No 240
Aberdeen Oct 26 the Cheyenne and Standing Rock land lottery drawing opened with Willam Engel of Butte Nebraska Calvin Roby of Bismarck South Dakota and Frederick Greenham of New York among the first three. H P Rolfe of Pendleton drew claim No 240 valued at 10,000. Engel's claim is very valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Willam Engel
Butte
Nebraska
Cilvin Roby
Bismark
Frederick Greenham
New York
H. P. Rolfe
Pendleton
Engel
Rolfe
Newbro's Herpicideromy claims dandruff cure
Advertisement asserts dandruff caused by a germ burrowing into the scalp and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole permanent cure. It claims women and men with healthy hair show no dandruff, while thinning hair signals dandruff. Sample requests encouraged with stamps to Detroit and bottles guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhero
Newbro
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Sunny Side of Broadway charms Pendleton crowd
The comic opera drew a full house with lively songs and comedy. Performers Max Bloom Al Harrison and J E B Coughlin entertained as stage scenes impressed. choruses and costumes earned liberal applause, making the show a crowd-pleasing entertainment despite a thin plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Broadway
Pazaza
Max Bloom
al Harrison
J. E B. Coughlin
Irrigationists Meet With Western Land Chief in Conference
Clifton Cleaver of Western Land & Irrigation company traveled from Echo to confer with president J. W. Messner who came over from Baker City for the meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Cleaver
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Echo
J. W. Messner
Baker City
Attorney Will M Peterson Returns From Athena Visit
Attorney Will M Peterson returned this morning from a visit to Athena, where he conducted business and met with clients and colleagues. Local officials noted no incidents during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Orpheum Tonight Features The Orpheum Orchestra
At the pictures shows program led by A H Johnson, with March Alexander Jones and Benj Hapgood Burt. Includes Verdi selection from Traviata by Theo M Tobani, a Soldier’s Wife, Mr Softhead Has a Good Time, All On Account of a Collar Button, The Fishers contortionists, The Alligator and the Frog jungle tale, The Gypsy Artist and Saw tolles jewelry store showcase.
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Orpheum Tonight
Orpheum Orchestra
A. H. Johnson
Alexander Jones
Benj. Hapgood Burt
Theo
M. Tobani
Mr. Softhead
Fishers
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East Court St
James Fee, JR
Will
Crumpacker
Pickard
China
Haviland
Wm E. Hanscom
the Handy Store
Newsy
Dr. Mann
Prince Ito
Pendleton Man
Boston
Sawtolle
Fic Syrup Co
Joe Craig
Pen- Meton
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United States
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