Commercial Club Smoker Delights Members Tonight
Tonight the Commercial association hosts a smoker with Major Lee Moorhouse views from the 1012 Round-up shown on screen. The program features a wrestling bout between Young Hackensmith and Young Whitey, plus three boxing matches including Jack Carpenter versus Bill Gaffney and Fred Sax versus Joe Sax. The event aims to boost social life, with cigars, cigarettes, and refreshments provided. members urged to attend with guests.
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Commercial Association
Lee Moorhouse
Young Hackensmith
Pendleton A.A. C
Young Whitey
Hack
Jack Carpenter
Boise
Bill Gaffney
Fred Sax
Joe
Clark Nelson
Brooke Dickson
Dancer Vera Olcott Weds Chicago Millionaire Alf Wytler
Vera Olcott, 17, a popular dancer at Louis Martins Cabaret, married Chicago contractor Alf Oscar Wytler in a small church after evading her mother for the ceremony. Wytler had been seen with Vera at Martin's table recently, with her mother usually present.
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New York
Vera Olcott
Louis Martin
Alf
Oscar Wytler
Chicago
Wyller
Martin
Vera
Baker City to Play La Grande in Interscholastic Tilt
La Grande Oregon October 29 officials hype Vendition La Grande clash as the game of the year in La Grande. A Baker high showdown looms with fans recalling a 0 0 tie and the Baker squad seeking Eastern Oregon title after strong growth under Coach Nichols.
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Baker City
LA Grande
Baker
Boise
Baker High
Nichols
Oregon
Jim Nichols
Boya
Prisoner David Bey Hosts Reporter In Lavish Constantinople Prison
A French correspondent visits ex-minister of finance David Bey in a richly furnished Constantinople prison. Bey gives a political speech, welcomes the guest, and tours decorated cells with fresh flowers. The ex-minister accompanies the reporter to the door before returning home due to the cold.
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Constantinople
Dravid Bey
David Bey
Furst
Austrian Printer Declares Allegiance to King Taft in Chicago
Nicholas Bushhauser, an Austrian printer in Chicago for five years, declared allegiance to "King Taft" during naturalization papers. Judge Landis asked who, and Bushhauser repeated the name. The judge noted the man is qualified to become a voter and said he must have time to ponder the questions.
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Urtrian
Chicago
Nicholas Bushhauser
King Taft
Kenesaw M. Landis
Federal Court For Naturalization
Landis
Taft
Bushhauser
Lanna
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed By Advertised State
Sion REWARD aa eee The readers of this paper wi t o learn that there is at least one dreaded lineage that science has been able to cure n all the stages, and that le Catarrh. Hall's 'etarch Core is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh delug & constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh a are taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the wya fem, thereby destroying the foundation of No disease, and giving the patient strength of building Up the constitution and assisti ng nature In doing Its' work. 'The pro prietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dol ore for any case that It fails to core. Bend for lint of testimonials, ddrews . J. CHENEY & CO., Tolado, Sold by Or ta, The Take Hell's Family Pilla for conatipe.
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Sion
Hall
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Developments
Newsy notes from Pendleton report on W. Taylor leaving St Anthony's hospital after a week, Elmer Snyder plans a garage at 9665 Vincent street costing 480 dollars, Effie Lloyd seeks divorce from Henry Lloyd, Mrs Charles A Fragler travels from Colfax to Pendleton then Nye to visit her father S G Lightfoot, and W B Chapman. A drunk and disorderly case yields bail forfeiture. Rusk and Brooks attend the supreme court session. Straw vote at E L Smith & Co. favors Wilson with 8 ballots to Taft 3 and Roosevelt 1. Round-Up directors banquet reveals past year incidents. Police Chief Kearney assigns five prisoners to work on streets to earn return meals and aid cleanup, pushing for a city rock pile to curb winter vagrancy.
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John Kearney
Pendleton Home For Mother's Grief After Portland Death
Mrs. A F Elrath, long resident of Portland, decides to move to Pendleton after the death of her nine year old daughter Ethene in Portland Sunday from spinal meningitis. The girl formerly lived in Pendleton and had many friends here who mourn her untimely loss.
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A. F. Elrath
Portland
Pendleton
Ethene
Pendleton to Meet La Grande in Eastern Oregon Title Fight
Pendleton High football travels to La Grande Friday for the first game in the eastern Oregon championship race. La Grande, with one win and one loss this season, aims to knock Pendleton from the lead. Pendleton leaves Thursday evening on No. 18.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Oregon
Knights of Pythias Honor Grand Officers in Lodge Meeting
Grand Chancellor James H. Gwinn and Grand Vice Chancellor Grant Were Honored at Damon Lodge No. 4 Last Evening. Grand officers spoke on the order’s early history, with Dr J Smith among attendees who will soon leave the city. Refreshments followed the program.
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James H. Gwinn
Grank
Grant
Knights of Pythias
Damon Lodge No. 4
Grand Lodge
J. Smith
Supreme Court Hears Five Cases In Session
Five cases were submitted to the supreme court in session today including State vs William Hoge from Union county with Ivanhoe for respondent and Olver for appellant. Also heard were Duncan McDonald from Union county, First National Bank of Joseph vs John P Rusk from Wallowa and United Elk Horn Mines from Baker with multiple counsel. With one exception all were argued and submitted. late yesterday D H Harris vs W B Hunter from Wallowa was heard.
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Supreme Court
William Hoge
Union County
Ivanhoe
Turner Olver
A. West
Duncan McDonald
C. H. Finn
First National Bank of Joseph
John P. Rusk
Wallowa
C. A. Johns
Service & Wright Lumber Co
Sumpter Valley R. R. Co
D. H. Harris
W. B. Hunter
Apps
Wallowa County
Thomas M. Dill
Appelant
A. 8. Cooley
Concrete sidewalks spread through Pendleton as streets improve
Pendleton property owners rapidly replace wooden sidewalks with concrete. In October, city records show over 1000 feet laid or in progress, with many on Cottonwood, Lincoln, Court, and surrounding streets. Residents including H. M. Sloan John Estes Mary J. Rawley and CS Wheeler contribute 100 50 or 70 feet each to the widening program.
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Pendleton
The
City Recorder
ColtonWwood Street
Court
Webb
H. M. Sloan
John Estes
Mary J. Rawley
CS. Wheeler
J. 8. Landers
Jackson and
Lincoln
Thckee
Mrs. Harvey
Willian Wilkenson
Lilleth Street
Jessie Barnhart
Long Street
C. M. Keeney
Alta Street
F. F. Garfield
West Court Street
State Board of Health Inspects Thorn Hollow Springs
The State Board of Health conducts a personal inspection of the Thorn Hollow and Chaplish springs to judge water quality. Members include Dr. C. J. Smith president, Dr. Andrew Co. Smith, Dr. W. B. Morae, Dr. B. A. Pearce, and Dr. McKinney with out of town specialists. Auto transport accompanied the party for spring visits and water samples will undergo bacteriological testing.
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Thorn Hollow
Chaplish
State Board of Health
C. J. Smith
Andrew Co. Smith
Portland
W. B. Morae
Salem
B. A. Pearce
McKinney
Astoria
Contracts Set For High School Seats And Furnishings
The school board has let contracts for seating and furnishings for the new high school. About 500 dollars will cover seats blinds and other furnishings already contracted with similar amounts needed for equipment in laboratories manual training and domestic science. Superior Seating Co of Muskegon Michigan to furnish 294 combination seats desks and rear desks for classrooms Northwestern School Furniture Co of Chicago will supply ten teachers desks 165 tablet arm chairs 468 opera chairs for the auditorium and office furnishings Davis Kaiser Co of Walla Walla awarded contract for ten typewriter desks 120 Venetian blinds eight sewing machines and multiple Wheeler Wilson White and Singer models.
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Superior Seating Co
Muskegon
Michigan
Northwestern School Furniture Co
Chicago
Davis-Kaiser Co
Walla Walla
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer
Wed After Forty Years Meet Accidentally and Marry
In Brooklyn a 64 year old man Mark H. Woodruff and 74 year old Mrs. Mary E. Jones reconciled a quarrel from 1872 in Kalamazoo Michigan and married after meeting on a New York City street the day before. Each had married twice previously and faced losses of spouses.
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Accidentally
New York
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mark H. Woodruff
Mary E. Jones
Brooklyn
Woodruff
Jones
Yorktown Surrender Anniversary Observed in Yorktown
Yorktown Virginia marked the 131st anniversary of Cornwallis surrender to Washington with an elaborate program. Senator Swanson was among the speakers and federal troops participated in the exercises.
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Washington
Cornwall
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Senator Swanson
Pendleton Social Notes Tour Through The City
A flurry of social mentions notes A F May leaves for Paseo on business. Joe Hubbard visits from McKay. S W Brown and Evalyn Skinner visit Pendleton from Weston and Echo. Mr and Mrs P S Hawkins stay at the Bowman Hood River visitors. J D Slater from La Grande on business. W W Gilbert and Mrs Gilbert guests of St George. Mrs Clarence Connor arrives by N P train. Sid A Saylor campaigns for assessor. M A Hodson visits from Walla Walla. Anna Hawkins former Delta owner arrives from Stanton. Frank K Wells county superintendent travels to Pilot Rock. W H Brooke of Onario attends supreme court session. Mr and Mrs Ash Pierce of Termison among project dwellers. Joe Lewis, recently stabbed at Helix, arrives from home. Dr M W Turley socialist candidate visits Pendleton. Letcher Norvell from Helix arrives by N P. York Dell of Athena attends K P reception for Grand Chancellor J H Gwinn. Dave Graybeal of North American Life Insurance travels Pilot Rock. Mrs Charles Burroughs of Helix en route to Portland. James Johns Jr returns from Portland after wedding usher duties. Turner Oliver of La Grande attends K P grand chancellor reception. Carrie O Millapaugh leaves for Portland after Baptist missions meeting. James Johns president of Hartman Abstract returns from Idaho reporting strong anmte election interest.
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P. S. Hawkins
Hood River
Bowman
J. D. Slater
la Grande
W. W. Gilbert
Tekou
Wash
St. George
Anna Hawkins
Delta
Stanton
Evalyn Skinner
Echo
Pendleton
Frank K. Welles
Pilot Rock
W. H. Brooke
Onfirio
Supreme Court
Ash Pierce
Termision
Joe Lewis
Helix
M. W. Turley
Letcher Norvell
N. P
Charges Chum With Libel in Philadelphia Quarrel
Mrs Lily Jonas wife of Major Edwin A Jonas former US Marine officer and now Navy Supplies Department manager was held in 500 bail for court by Magistrate MacFarland on criminal libel charges. Complainant is Mrs Arthur Somers a former schoolmate.
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Philadelphia
Lily Jonas
Edwin A. Jonas
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy and
Marine Corps Supplies Department
MacFarland
Arthur
Somers
Jones
Mra Somers
Changeable Weather Relief Promises Nurito Cure
Pendleton Drug Co. promotes Nurito a non narcotic powder claimed to cure rheumatism sciatica and neuritis by neutralizing uric acid. An affidavit backed record of success is offered to customers in Pendleton with a $1 price per box. Magistral Chem. Co. Flatiron Bldg N. (address fragment)
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Nurito
Pendleton Drug Co
Chicagoan Buys Kansas Ranch for 150000
Robert R. Mentz of Chicago purchased the G. H. Davis ranch near Norwich Kansas containing 2542 acres for 150000 dollars. The buyer plans to raise mules on 1500 acres while converting the rest into small farms.
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Robert J. Mentz
Norwich
Kin
G. H. Davis
Robert RH. Mentz
Chicago
Conscience's Voice Fades For Some Despite Loud Warnings
A quotable line notes that some individuals fail to hear conscience even when it is amplified by a megaphone, suggesting stubborn or deaf to ethical calls.
Epicure Prefers Quality Fare Over Cheap Food
A concise remark notes the epicure’s disdain for wasting appetite on low quality meals. It highlights a preference for refined fare and thoughtful dining choices over inexpensive, ordinary offerings.
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Epicure
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Will Bulle
Elmer Snyder
Vincent Street
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Agnet
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Colfax
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S. G. Lightfoot
W. B. Chapman
Rusk
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W. H. Brookes
Ontario
Supreme Court Seasion
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Malheur County
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Roy W. Ritner
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
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Paseo
Joe Hubbard
McKay
S. W. Brown
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City
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Sid A. Saylor
M. A. Hodson
Garden City
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Dave Graybeal
North American Life Insurance Association
Charles Burroughs
James Johns, Jr
David McDaniels
Turner Oliver
K. of P. Order
Carrie O. Millapaugh
Baptist Missions of the
Pacific Northwest
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
Idaho
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Hostetter
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
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