Indians wed in church on Umatilla Reservation
Charles Switzler and Amanda Jones, both full blood Indians, were married in an elaborate Tutulla mission ceremony on the Umatilla reservation watched by a large crowd. The Presbyterian missionary Rev J M Cornelison officiated. The event drew laughs when a well-meaning elder shook hands with the bride, groom, and guests. The couple, children of respected leaders William Swhtgler and Philip Jones, will reside on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Switzler
Amanda Jones
Tutullla Mission
Umatilla
J. M. Cornelison
Mra
Charles van Pelt
William Swhtgler
Philip Jones
All Saints' Day Communion at Church of Redeemer
The Church of Redeemer announces a holy communion service tomorrow at 10 a m in observance of All Saints Day. Rector Charles Quinney signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Smith Defends Record at Helix Rally
Senator C. J. Smith answered Gilliland's charge over a two year old salary debate. He denied urging $1500 a year for the county judge and said he opposed the raise. Smith noted a general salary revision discussion tied to officials pay and discussed the railroad commission act and its impact on wheat prices in Umatilla county. J. B. Saylor spoke on county court extravagance. Attendance was about 50 at Helix with smaller crowds at Holdman and smaller GOP gathering.
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Helix
C. J. Smith
Adams
T. P. Gilliland
Smith
Gilliland
Senate
Cole
House
Gil Islam
Railroad Commission
Umatilla
J. B. Saylor
Burgess-Gilliland
Holdman
Knights Lodge No 4 Regular Session Agenda
Damon Lodge No 4 calls a regular meeting this evening inviting all Knights to attend. Signed by G W Coutts and Fletcher with K R 8. Colorado voters will choose from eight complete state tickets this fall.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
G. W, Coutts
Fletcher
K. R
Colorado
Crosswalk overhaul and new city openings announced
Under Street Commissioner Stansberry new crosswalks are being installed city wide as part of a complete overhaul of the system. Ed Barr resigns as Elks Club steward and Levy Youngran takes the post. At high noon Justice of the Peace O H Parkes marries Harry Koester and Mabel B Capps. Marriage licenses issued to Koester and Capps, Joseph Brady and Myrtle Fleck, Albert Geiss and Flossie Richardson. Recorder F W Hendley reports October fees of 659.20 nearing the monthly record near 733.
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Luikling
Stansberry
Ed Barr
The
Elks Club
Walla Walla
Levy Youngran
Justice of the Peace
H. Parkes
Harry Koester
Benton County
Washington
Mabel
Capps
Mabel B. Capps
This County
Joseph Brady
Myrtle Fleck
This
Albert Geiss
Flossie Richardson
Recorder
F. W. Hendley
Reverend H B Shangle to Lead Jesse Moore Funeral
Miltons Rev H B Shangle passed through Pendleton this morning en route to Echo to conduct the funeral for Jesse Moore. He was joined by J B Saylor and William Lloyd, former Buttercreek farmers, who wished to attend their neighbor's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
H. 8. Shangle
Milton
Pendleton
Echo
Jesse Moore
J. B. Saylor
William Lloyd
Kerwin Under Bonis Arrested On Larceny Charge
Kerwin Under Bonis arrested by Night Officer Shear at the Arlington hotel at the instance of Mrs H F Peters for rifling a tenant's room. He appeared before Justice Joe H Parkes this morning on larceny from a building charge, waived preliminary hearing, and was held to the grand jury under $500 bond.
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Kerwin
Bonis
Thomas Kerwin
Shear
Arlington Hotel
Mra
Tonight Is Hallowe'en Party Precautions Warned
Pendleton residents urged to secure gates and sidewalks before dusk to protect movable property during the Hallowe'en celebration. Observers note the event is not destructive but can cause worry and inconvenience for neighbors and authorities.
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Hallowe'en
Pendleton
Republicans At West End Campaign Swing
A group of Republican candidates and speakers toured the west end routes visiting Umatilla this morning, returning to Hermiston for a meeting tonight. They plan to Stanfield tomorrow and Echo in the evening, then Pendleton the next morning. Participants included C. A. Barrett L. L. Mann S. F. Wilson T. P. Gilliland Mack Cockburn T. J. Mahoney G. W. Bradley and Ben Burroughs.
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West End
Umatilla
Hermiston
Stanfield
Echo
Pendleton
C. A. Barrett
L. L. Mann
S. F. Wilson
T. P. Gilliland
Mack Cockburn
Several Residence Changes In The City
Several moves take place as families relocate within the city. Doc Brusha moves from 18 Thompson Street to the Hexter House at 113 Jackson Street with his family. Dave Jordan shifts from 420 Lincoln Street to 714 Jackson Street. George McDonald moves from 714 Jackson Street to 616 Washington. F B E Welch and wife leave 809 Garfield Street for 812 Thompson Street. Roy and Mrs. Raley, now at the Thompson Street cottage, plan to occupy a new home at College and Alta once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Brusha
Thompson Street
Hexter
Jackson Street
Dave Jordan
Lincoln Street
George McDonald
Washington
F. BE. Welch
Garfield Street
Thompson
Roy Raley
College and
Alta
Elks Plan Thanksgiving Ball To Top Social Scene
The Elks committee on arrangements is set to make this year’s Thanksgiving night ball the season’s sensation. Members show extra incentive to surpass previous balls and boost the event’s success.
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Elks
Committee On
Elks Plan Dedication Funded Ball and Subcommittees
Proceeds from the ball will be added to the dedication fund for the Elks hall in this city. Sub committees were appointed with Lee Drake for floor, George Strand for reception, Will Gray for invitations, Harry Norwood for decorations, D. B. Bailey for refreshments, and Carl Cooley for ticket sales. Cooley aims to have every member buy at least one ticket.
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Elks’ Hall
Lee Drake
George Strand
Will Gray
Harry Norwood
D. B. Bailey
Carl Cooley
Cooley
Eugene V Debs Visited in City Rally Continues
Debs leader Warren was indicted and sentenced not for crime but for exposing criminals. The piece argues a capitalist court and judges betray justice while praising Warren as a bold socialist martyr in the eyes of local supporters who visit Hotel St George to honor him.
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Warren
Jtall
Fred Warren
Hotel St. George
Burgess Stand Recalled by Yates Wool Growers Meeting
A Stanfield lumber dealer T. O. Yates recalled J. N. Burgess's address at a wool growers meeting two years prior. The East Oregonian reviewed Burgess's full speech from Heppner records and asks Uma Ulla county voters if Burgess is fit to be a state senator representing the county.
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Yates
T. O. Yates
Stanfield
J. N Burgess
Burgess
East Oregonian
Ore
Pendleton
Oregon
Wool Growers’ Association
U. S
T. C. Yates
Heppner Gazette
Wool Growers
Heppner
Uma- Ulla County
J. N. Burgess
Salem
Metschan Sees Edinburgh As Sober Yet Drunken City
Portland business figure Phil Metschan, former state treasurer and Imperial Hotel proprietor, argues for strict saloon regulation over prohibition. He recalls Edinburgh Scotland two years prior as deeply religious with Sunday closures yet observes more Sunday drinkers there than elsewhere, noting Saturday night Scotch intoxication. He attended an Odd Fellows banquet before returning to Portland aboard train No 17.
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Phil Metchan
Imperial Hotel
Portland
Edinburgh
Scotland
Mr. Metschan
Metschan
Archduke Challenged by Peasants in Tyrol Assist
Archduke Ludwig Victor of Austria was blocked by armed villagers near Walschenofen while attempting to ascend a restricted Tyrolean route in an automobile. The burgomaster asserted law applies to all, the governor ordered the car passed, and the archduke continued his journey amid insults. Meanwhile Oklahoma City unions push for eight hour workday.
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Geneva
Archduke Ludwig Victor
Hozen
Tyrol
Eggenthal
Walschenoffen
Bozen
Eilers Concert Is a Great Success
The Eiler piano concert at Eiler concert hall on Saturday from 2 to 4 PM drew a large, delighted audience. Manager Frank led the event with Miss Clara Tardiff and Mrs. Ralph Nolen aiding. Pendleton musicians performed with piano tones from Lester and other pianos, coffee was served, and each lady received a souvenir. Performers included Miss Louise Jones, Miss Louise Wise with Clara Tardiff, Bernice Ruppe, Harriet Young, Edna Slater with Young, Reuben Beckwith, Edna Zimmerman with Tardiff, and Ida Cherry with Ruppe. Ruppe played her own accompaniment and was praised. she studies under Francis Stewart of Carnegie Hall.
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Eiler Piano
Frank
Clara ‘Tardiff
Ralph Nolen
Pendleton
Lester
Louise Jones
Louise Wise
Clara Tardiff
Bernice Ruppe
Harriet Young
Edna Slater
Miss Young
Reuben Beckwith
Edna Zimmerman
Tardiff
Ida Cherry
Ruppe
Francis Stewart
Carnegie Hall
New York
London Debates Death Communication Rumors
English physical research students await results from Professor William James plan to test messages from the dead. Sir Oliver Lodge believes deceased individuals may have tried to communicate with the Physical Research society in recent years. Messages vary, some via medium in trance others by unconscious workers, but none prove survival after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William James
Physical Research
Oliver Lodge
Physical Research Society
Moving Picture Show Preview of Tuesday Program
The moving picture program features Biograph 1000 feet tales Rose O Salem Town Witchcraft story with purification and rescue aided by Indians, Vitagraph 1000 feet Renunciation story of sacrifice and victory, Indian and widow love trio Zeb Zeke, and a new Vita graph Knight Errant drama. Also Lubin The Sheriff’s Capture and A Love Story, Edison Bumptons as a Fireman, and From the Arctic to the Tropics travel novelty.
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Rose O'Salem
Biograph
Vitagraph
Victor
Zeb
Zeke
Lubin
Edison
Arctic
Tropics
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Preed
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Pendleton Dye Works
East
Newsy
Ingram’s Grocery
Eugene V. Debs
MOVE
Phil Metschan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Boston
Eilers
Working Men’s Clothing CO
Court
Berlin
Jack Webster
Red
Goodman
Main and Court Street
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