Railroad Men Hope for Good Corn Show
Pacific Northwest corn promotion by the O W R and N company aims to spread corn growing, with L Smith stating it will increase prosperity for farmers and all businesses. The first eastern Oregon display will be in Penticton in December, inviting all residents of the Dalles to Huntington to participate, emphasizing seed and merit in judging.
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Pacific Northwest
Penticton
Oregon
Dalles
Huntington
L. Smith
Rocky Mountains
Helshberg
Am Shaw
O.W
Minnesota
Hinderman Shows Form In Washington 5 CC Squad
John Hinderman, captain of the 1912 Pamhieton high school football team now playing tackle for Washington State College, stopped in Pendleton en route from Portland after starring for Multnomah-W&S.T. fame. He has shown great form since the season’s start, while a Philippine native cloth called Ping is noted for favor in the United States.
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John Hinderman
Pamhieton
Washington State
Pendleton
Pullman
Portland
Multnomah-W &S. T
Treportatin Portland
Hincerman
United States
New York Opens Women Only Bar In City Cafes
A New York cafe launches a women only bar, busiest in afternoons. Patrons, refined and wealthy, chaperone rules, with women selecting colored drinks, private lounges, and careful service. The piece humorously notes fashion minded ladies and a quirky tech tangent about a phonograph device.
Princeton Wins Rowing Race Over Yale At Carnegie Lake
Princeton's eight oared crew defeated Yale by two lengths on Lake Carnegie, covering a cone and five-eighths mile course. Time for Princeton was nine minutes 39 1 5 seconds, while Yale finished in nine minutes 44 4 5 seconds.
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Princeton
Yale
N. J
Lake Carnegie
Maroon Quarterback Ronagell Injures Purdue Hopes
Chicago October 27 Pete Ronagell Maroon quarterback wrecked Penns hopes for the conference championship and earned a place among the university of Oregon immortals Two drop kicks scored the only points as the hard fought game ended with the Maroons winning six to nothing.
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Chicago
Pete Ronagell
Pernes
University of Oregon
Mie
Maroons
Pendleton Home Gets Stone Foundation and Improvements
Newsy notes from Pendleton report J M Bentley placing a stone foundation on the north side of the river and adding a concrete sidewalk along with other improvements. Fire loss adjustment is underway as J F Kertchem, an insurance adjuster, arrives to assess Rosa Sus following a fire sparked last week by Stage Guid rancher Henry Lorenzen whose machine house burned.
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J. M. Bentley
J. F. Kertchem
Henry Lorenzen
Hunters Near Hermiston Bring Back Waterfowl
Four men Jick Watson Roy Alexander Fred Lampkin and Lee Drake spent yesterday near Hermiston with their luck guna They returned with waterfowl but the kill remains unconfirmed and undeclared by the group.
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Jick Watson
Roy Alexander
Fred Lampkin
Lee Drake
Hermiston
Guna
Burchett Undergoes Appendectomy At St Anthony Hospital
H Burchett, an employee of Senator J N Burgess, underwent an appendicitis operation Saturday morning at St Anthony hospital. He withstood the surgical treatment nicely and is rallying well.
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H. Burchett
J .N. Burgess
St. Anthony Hospital
Five Year Old Quarantined For Scarlet Fever In Hodson
Howard Dunham five year old son of Mr and Mrs J F Dunham of 519 Bush street is ill with scarlet fever and the family residence was quarantined yesterday The child is not seriously ill the disease being mild Miss Jamnita Friedler and Erma King returned yesterday from Cold Springs where they spent a short vacation from scholastic work UCL McNary justice of the supreme court and A cottein of Supt WD McNery are here with other members of the outfit Sam BR Thompson spent yesterday out from Echo with Asa B Thomson and Ralph Stanfield In guest of ducks Many Attend Adams Funeral Friends gathered at the home of Walter Adams on the south hill yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of Robert A Adams the young stock man whose life ended early Saturday morning Rev E W Warrington of Pilot Rock preached the sermon Among those paying respects were many fraternal brothers from Pilot Rock
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Howard Dunham
J. F. Dunham
Bush Street
Jamnita Friedler
Erma King
Cold Springs
UCL
Adams
Walter Adams
South Hill
Robert A. Adams
Hfe
E. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
Sommerville Circulates Nominating Petition for Matlock
Dr K J Sommerville circulated a nominating petition this morning to place Mayor W F Matlock as a candidate for re election. He secured the required signatures quickly. No other candidate has entered the field yet though opposition efforts continue to recruit a challenger.
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K J. Sommerville
W. F. Matlock
The
Derr Phelps Enters Race as Local Candidate
Derr Phelps, a well known local plumber, has announced his candidacy in a surprising move that signals his entry into public service. The announcement drew attention from residents and neighbors considering the impact on community projects and local elections.
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Derr Phelps
Personal mentions from Pendleton and surrounding areas
A long list of visitors and locals moving through Pendleton includes Don Pruitt from Stanfield, M A Ferguson from Cibbon, J D Weed of Condon, Ralph Beeman of Joseph, E Gaunt and Orville Jackson of Echo, W Swagler of Ontario, H Brown and J M Ross from Baker, and Adama the Stanfield stockman. Dr Grinweld of Helix, Clarence Girts now of Tekoa, E Johnson local attorney, Harry Paxton of Walla Walla, Alvin Johnstone, Celia Renn, Mr and Mrs Charles Wells of Eve, J A Burletth of Enterprise, W H Daughtrey of Portland, S A King and Maggie Shinn of Joseph, Justices Sean Kokin McBride, A Cooley and T M Dill of Enterprise, George T Cochran and Ivanhoe of La Grande, J C Cunningham of Spokane, Warren’s Music House.
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Ralph Beeman
Joseph
Bowmarn
Grinweld
Helix
Clarence Girts
Hermiston
Tekoa
Wac
E. Johnson
Hinexs
Harry Paxton
Walla Walla
Alvin Johnstone
Celia Renn
Charles E. Wells
Eve
J. A. Burletth
Enterprise
Supreme Court
W. H Daughtrey
Union Stockyard
Portland
Stanfield
A. King
Maggie Shinn
Pendleton
Councilman Candidate Seeks First Ward Petition Circulation
A candidate for the first ward council seat, aiming to replace incumbent R F Kirkpatrick who will not seek reelection, circulates his petition. Supporters, led by Phelps, advocate improvements while avoiding untested experiments.
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R. F. Kirkpatriick
Kirkpatrick
Phelps
Two Marriage Licenses Issued On Saturday
Pendleton and Weston residents secured marriage licenses this Saturday. Frederick W. Beck obtained a license to marry Myrtle Rhodes of this city while Henry Stamper secured a license to wed Ellaab Wright Thorn of Weston.
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Pendleton
Weston
Frederick W. Beck
Myrtle Rhodes
This City
Henry Stamper
Ellaabreth Thorn
Residence Property Sold in Jackson Street Corner
Thomas Thompson re-acquired the residence at the southwest corner of Jackson Street and Perkitts Avenue from Mrs Syl Clapton and sold it to Lichin S. Bentley and wife.
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Jackson Street
Perkitts Avenue
Thomas Thompson
Syl Clapton
Thompsorm
Lichin S. Bently
Pendleton Obscure Notices Include Dog Bite and Gillette Sale
A five year old boy was bitten by a dog and received injuries to his eyelid while under medical care. George Fell is set to take over George Gillette S cleaning and dyeing parlors, Pendleton Dye Works and Bowman Cleaning Parlors, with modernization planned. Mary Jane Bushman seeks divorce from Paul Bushman Sr after years of alleged drunkenness and abuse, requesting alimony and costs in district court.
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Pendleton Dye Works
BH. K. Lorimer
Gillette
Mary Jane Bushnwin
Paul Bushman, Sr
Walla Walla
Find Just Morth of
Athe Na
Peterson & Wishop
Manning Relieved As John Johnson Is Captured
Patrolman Alex Manning handed over Thomas Johnson to Sheriff Taylor after recapture. Johnson escaped Portland jail by leaping from a window to a barn roof and fleeing across buildings before guards closed in, mirroring his Portland jailbreak and Seattle escape.
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Alex Manning
Thomas Johnson
Taylor
Jall
Johnson
Kearney
Seattle
Portland
Mysterious Rooftop Chase Ends With Arrest in Seattle
Patrolman W. H. Rawley heard a man later named as George Barnett or Frank Harris land on a garage roof and chased him through streets to Everett and Flanders. He was caught during a roundup on September 12 as a suspicious character. Later linked to a suitcase theft from Mrs. Hertcole of Portland, the suspect used a room at the W. C. E. Pruitt home to stash valuables. The piece notes 1912 British Columbia exports valued at 20,272,540 and 1911 at 23,016,665, with imports 49,306,161 in 1912 and 55,692,694 in 1911. Warren's Music House listed.
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W. H. Rawley
Pas
Johnson
Everett
Fourth Street
Flanders Street
British Columbia
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M AL Ferguson
Cibbon
J.D. Weed of
Condon
Walley
Ron. Adama
Stanfield- Feho Stockman
Yeaterday
Henry J. Sean, Robert Kokin
Thomas A. McBride
the St. George
James C. Cunningham
Union Trust & Savings Bank of
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Warren
Henry Seehwarth
W. J. Ross
Leonard H Rambo
Neres
Lucian S Bentley
Hinley
Hubert N. Adama
Albert F. Michael
Herbert Boylan
Bus
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Margaret Hoover
E. Howidyshell
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Portland City
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St. George Hotel
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