Local ads advertise services and goods in Pendleton
Community notices list a variety of local services and sales including a sanitary barber shop at Mark Patton Old Privett stand phone Main 427 moving pictures at Pastime theater doctor L K Blakesley back in practice and Dr Cole returning from vacation Oregon Lumber Yard sawdust and dry slab wood for sale Furnished cottage sought by renter and a seven room rental near schoolhouse hill Ho Bart M Cable piano for sale through Eilers music house Pendleton home store and related ads for waitresses and general house work positions
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Bath
Down Town
L. B. Ryan
Marcel Prevost Spotted In Publisher Office Pretending Youth
Paris report describes author Marcel Prevost appearing youthful at age 48, not yet 30, as a young novelist seeks a preface for his manuscript. The scene involves M. Lemperre, a famed publisher, and a mistaken claim about Prevost signing the foreword to boost sales.
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Marcel Prevost
French Litteraceur
Paris
M. Lemperre
Marcel Prevos
Meeting of the Women’s Club on West Court Street
A meeting of the W. COT U. is set for Friday at 3 o’clock at the home of Mrs. George Bure on West Court Street. East Oregonian asked.
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George Bure
West Court Street
Local Visitors and Travelers in Pendleton City List
Pendleton hosts a flow of visitors and travelers including Frank Ely from Weston, Mrs. C. L. Morgan of Hermiston, Mrs. M. A. Shultz of Baker City, C. A. Chadwick of La Grande, J. W. McAllister of Yale, Thomas Hurlburt of Stanfield, D. Semple of Stanfield, Attorney H. I. Watts of Athena, B. F. McCullough of Echo, B. Raymond of Caldwell, Dick Charman of Barnhart, Lt. and Mrs. H. L. King of Walla Walla, J. P. Neal from Freewater, R. E. Thom the bee raiser, EB Averill, R. F. Bechtel party from Grand Junction, Mrs. B H. Briggs of Grant County, E. W. Myers of the CoR&N on vacation, and James Johns Jr returning from Beta Theta Pi events with plans to resume college.
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Frank Ely
Weston
C. L. Morgan
Hermiston
M. A. Shultz
Baker City
C. A. Chadwick
la Grande
J. W. McAllister
Yale
Bowman
Thomas Hurlburt
Stanfield
D. Semple
H. I. Watts
Athena
B. F. McCullough
Echo
R.F. Bechtel
Grand Junction
Colo
C. P. Strain
E. W. Myers
Co. R. & N. Company
Portland
Salem
James Johns, Jr
Saratoga Springs
New York
Beta Theta P
Chicago
South Dakota
Tri State rifle matches open at Sea Girt range
Sea Girt New Jersey September 1 The annual tri state rifle matches of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania opened with the Columbia trophy team event for six man groups The meet runs ten days with key events including the Briggs trophy inter territorial team match and the Dryden trophy for eight man teams Sea Girt range praised as one of the nation’s best and draw visitors from nearby resorts amid heavy spectator interest.
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Sea Girt
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Waa
Seagirt
National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Idaho Primaries Produce Mixed Results in Sept. 1
Early returns show French the progressive leader in the Idaho primaries, defeating Homer Brady for governor renominations, while Hawley gains for Democrat and McDougal vies with Morrison for attorney general. Hastings and Alien win state posts. secretary of state remains doubtful. prohibition appears favored as Brady backs it. Miss Shepherd wins state superintendent over incumbent Chamberlain.
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Homer
Brady
Hawley
Dowb
John Morrison
Prohibition
Misa Grace Shephard
Nomington
Mise Belle Chamberisin
People Along Adriatic in Desperate Straits
Rome reports government relief efforts after appeals from Bari and other Adriatic areas. Deputies plan a distress levy as rioting and disorder grow amid failed crops, famine, and unemployment. Cholera adds to the crisis.
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Rome
Biriand
Adriatic
Deputhea
Eriita
Frank Tucker Suicide Over Enmity in Wisconsin Race
La Crosse Wisconsin Sept 1 Frank Tucker progressive Republican candidate for attorney general committed death by own action last night by jumping from a bridge into the river at Och Kosh Political enemies accused him of using 12 dollars worth of state envelopes
Campaign pamphlets and a missing man on the bridge
A man anxious about campaign pamphlets became deranged and was guarded by friends. He broke away while crossing a bridge and his body may not have been recovered.
Son is born to wife of Swope’s murderer
Kansas City September 1 A son was born today to Mia Hyde wife of the convicted murderer of Colonel Swope the millionaire philanthropist Hyde was not allowed to go to his wife until today when he was taken to his home under guard The defense had pressed the birth as a factor in his case and it may have spared him from the gallows
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Kansas City
Wit
Mia
Hyde
Colonel Swope
Girl at Astor Hotel Reconsiders Suicide After Visit
Vera Fitch, who attempted suicide Tuesday at the Astor hotel, told visitors she now wants to live. She said being loved makes life beautiful and that her death would grieve relatives. Surgeons say her chances to survive are slim.
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New York
Vera Fitch
Astor Hotel
Sifm
Heinze Wedding Marital Trip Amid Lawsuit Service
New York dispatch reports F Augustus Heinze and his bride left for Butte Montana in a private car after their wedding. During the festivities a summons and complaint were served in a suit by Mrs. Lillian French seeking 25000 dollars in securities alleged loaned to Heinze.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Butte
Montana
Heinze
Lillian French
Old Guard to Name Sherman as NY State Convention Chair
William Barnes of the state committee said the old guard will persist in presenting Sherman as temporary chairman at the New York Republican state convention. He stated there is no plan to withdraw in favor of Roosevelt despite press reports and Roosevelt's editorial denying accepting Harriman money.
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Old Guard
New
York
Sherman
New York
William Barnes
Roosevelt
Baseball Scores in National and American Leagues
In Philadelphia Donovan and Schmidt led a 4 2 victory for the home nine. New York saw Cleveland off 6 6 in another game as Fanwell Land Criger took the mound. Washington was 8 12 0 in a clash with Bailey Kilhifer and Beckendorf. Boston hosted Chicago in a 2 8 2 contest, with Walsh Sullivan Smith Carrigan delivering. The Pittsburgh New York game was postponed by rain. Read the want ads today.
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American League
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Rocadel Sisheie
Cfatitwig'wia
Nlavalela D'Etat
Donovan
Schmidt
Bender
Plank
Lapp
New York
R. H. E. Cleveland
OEIC
Fanwell
Land
Fisher and
Lighthouse keeper taken to asylum in New Monmouth
John Dahlman longtime Lenard lighthouse keeper on Raritan Bay near Atlantic Highlands was removed to Tren ton asylum after weeks of deep brooding over losing his post. He had served with Dewey in the Philippines and helped destroy the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay. Once a soldier in the German army, Dahlman faced increasing pressure from rivals seeking his berth, driving him to despair while continuing to keep the light with a loyal friend's aid.
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New Monmouth
N. J
Asame
John Dahlman
Lenardo
Raritan Bay
Atlantic Highlands
Trenton
Dahlman
Dewey
Philippines
Manila Bay
J T Lieuallen Victim Of Accident In Adams Oregon
Special correspondence reports J T Lieuallen a leading Umatilla County wheat raiser was injured when a wagon struck a stump after a frightened horse on a mountainous trip toward Meacham. His wife Doris Lieuallen was bruised. he suffered a broken rib. They returned to Adams for medical care.
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Adams
Ore
J. T. Lieuallen
Umatilla
Meacham
Lawrence Lieuallen
Dr. McKenny
Pendleton Elks Lodge Meeting Notice Planned
Pendleton Lodge No. 288 B P O Elks announces a regular meeting at the lodge room on September 1 1510 at o'clock p m Balloting for candidates and inflation The presence of all members is earnestly requested by order of the exalted ruler Thos Fitzgerald See
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B. P. O. Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
Thos. Fitzgerald
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Ladies Home Journal Pat
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Mark Patton
United Orchestra
Snyder Chimney Sweep
Lee Teutsch
Oregon
Rein & Weaver
Pendleton
West High Street
L. K. Blakesley
Union County
Hobart M. Cable
Eilers Muale
Main Street
The
Holt Bros
Dan Kemler
W. Bluff St
Pendleton, Oregon
East Oregonian
Fulper
Koeppen
B. Raymond
Caldwell
Idaho
B H. Briggs
Grant County
Was
California
Preach
Insurgent
Wisconsin
Swope
Teddy
White House
Colonel’i
Harriman
F.C. Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
Los Angeles
Wee
Sacramento
R. HE
S&s
R. H. E. Sacramento
Econ Ae
Vernon Feta
A. E. Serum
Optometrist
A. L. Schaefer
Pendleton, Ore
Wohlenberg
J.T. Wiegallen
Pendleton Business College
E. O. Draper
Taylor Hardware Co
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