Pendleton Classifieds Wave Local Help Wanted
Local ads offer Western Union jobs and quiet rooms for rent. Wanted messengers and a lady steno, wood sawing, landscape work, housework, and a cashier or clerk for local businesses. Also sale of milk cows, runabout car, and rent listings. St. Joseph Academy plans 1912 term. Round-Up room listings sought with fixed rates for visitors.
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Furnistea
Western Union Telegraph Co
Pendleton Iron Works
Western Union
Mark Moorhouse Co
Oakland
Long Bros
Misa S
Route 1
Indian Agency
Pendleton
Smith Bros
Main Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotto
Coad Automobile Service
Bowman
Court Street
St. Joseph's Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
An Co
West
Webb Street
Portland
Dalles
Fall of Gage and Fisk
Vogue Millinery
Idleman
Mise McConaughy
Fischer School of Music
Walla Walla
Wieman
College
Fischer
Miss McConaughy
Woman Beliefs Questioned by Society and Self
A reflective comment notes that a woman can choose any belief she wishes and societal expectations often clash with personal conviction. The piece explores autonomy, identity, and the tension between belief and communal judgment.
Bids Open for Fair Concessions in Pendleton Pavilion
Bids for soda water and soft drinks excluding apple cider, plus ice cream candy nuts and cigar stand concessions at the Third District Fair Pavilion in Pendleton will be received until September 10. Awards go to a single bidder, Lee Moorhouse secretary.
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Pendleton
Lee Moorhouse
Penland Bros Advertisement for Moving Services
Let he Amo Truck Maul It Our specialty to quick work Phone Main 339 for furniture and plane moving short trips in the city or transferring to the country We haul any Ming Penland Bros.
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Ming
Penland Bros
German backed Sayville wireless station eyed in U S
Washington reports say Telefunken wireless station at Sayville is German backed with equipment from German manufacture. It will be owned by Atlantic Communication Co of New York and occupy 100 acres near the Long Island railroad with towers 392 and 100 feet high. Navigation Chief Chamberlain notes no expected international issues.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sayville
S. 1
Nauen
State
Navy
Senate
Lodge
United States
Yale
Atlantic Communication Company of
New York
Long Island Railroad
Chamberlain
Bantam Fights His Image in Bainyard Clever Mirror Plot
San Rafael coast city reports car manufacturer Edwards uses a plate glass mirror in a chicken yard so a bantam rooster can fight itself. The bird always wins, tumbles, and then crows to end the bout, letting enthusiasts enjoy a cock fight without law trouble.
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San Rafael
C. Co. Edwards
How & Min
Edwards
Prize fighters in the spotlight at a whist party
A local social event features prize fighters among attendees at a whist party. Spectators note their presence adds excitement as conversations mix sport and social discourse.
Personal mentions from Pilot Rock to Calgary visits
A sequence of local social notes reports residents visiting from Pilot Rock La Grande Echo Pendleton Athena and Stanfield and returning from Newport Long Beach and Cal gary. Mentioned are Austin La Grande. Fred Eggere Helix. B K Newton Echo. Edgar Forrest Athena. T W Durrill Echo. L E Freeman Nolin. G M Rice family. Harold Grady University of Oregon student. Harold Warner. Horace Walker County Commissioner. J F McNaught Hermiston. Morgan residence. E L Smith family. Mrs Thomas Vaughan. Otto Didion Milton Eagle. Waldon Miller Portland. G W Knight Ralph Knight Calgary Stampede trip.
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Chratou
Pilot Rock
Cry
Coj. Austin
la Grande
Bowman
Fred W. Eggere
Helix Ranch
BK. J Newton
Echo
Pendleton
Edgar DL
Forrest
Athena
I T. W. Durrill
Eeho
G. M. Rice
Newport
Harold W. Grady
University of Oregon
Harold Warner
Points West
Horace Walker
Stanfield
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Clifford I, Morgan
E L. Smith
Thomas Vaughan
Long Beach
Washington
Otto Didion
Mechanical Department
The
East Oregonian
Milton Eagle
Waldon S. Miller
Portland
Cresswell Ranch
G. W. Knight
Ralph
Calgary
Wil
Aliie Knight
Pope to create American cardinal in Rome
A special dispatch reports the pope will appoint a new American cardinal who will reside in Rome and hold a status similar to French and Spanish prelates there. It notes the pope may later create another cardinal, possibly in Central Africa or in Mexico.
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Pope
Rome
Paris
France
Spain
Central
Africa
Mexico
Gratth and Aviator Fly England to France in Record Flight
Gratth accompanies aviator J. D. Auwley from Hendon England to Fardelat near Boulogne France in three hours and five minutes. The biplane carries 30 passengers including Miss Mary Davis aboard the London run.
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London
J. D. Auwley
Hendon
England
Fardelat
Boulogne
France
Mary Davis
Mrs Mellon Stays Here After Mellon Divorce
Pittsburg reports that after the settlement of Andrew W. Mellon and his now ex wife, Mrs Mellon will remain in the city, not taking her millions to England. She will share custody of the children part time, has bought a home in the East End, and is remodeling it with a $10,000 organ and a stone English style wall around the grounds. It is noted she received about $1,000,000 from the divorce.
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Pittsburg
Andrew W. Mellon
Pajamas for Lobsters Move to Protect Crustaceans
The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urges legislation to force Philadelphia cafes to display lobsters in pajamas. The push follows chef John Hardenceau’s arrest for cruelty after a lobster was spiked to a window floor with a wooden peg. The plan proposes pajama garments over claws and legs to restrain the animals, with a nightgown rejected as impractical.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
John Hardenceau
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Missing heir in Philadelphia ends search for man willed 150000
Philadelphia police closed a fourteen year search for Henry Scheleund who vanished from Cumberland Maryland. Frank T Mooty of Trevillians Virginia sent a letter claiming Scheleund was killed by a railroad train and buried in an unknown Virginia cemetery. The man’s father recently died leaving an estate valued at 150000. Mooty says Scheleund used an alias and died after falling from a freight train while en route to Miami Florida.
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Philadelphia
Frank T. Mooty
Tre- Villians
Virginia
Henry Scheleund
Cumberland
Mooty
Cameron
Scheleund
Miami
Fla
Fattest Man in City in St Louis Public Sanitaria
A profile of Louis Forest a 426 pound attendant at St Louis city sanitarium who laughs off the tag fat man saying he is the largest man in Missouri. He claims 6 feet 6 inches tall and credits his cheerful nature and gentle restraint with keeping ward order and easing patient tensions.
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St. Louis
Lou
Flo
Lous Forest
City Sanitutarium
Ino
Forest
Missouri
Dime Museum
Forcht
Forcst
Esanitarium
Woman suffrage speaker barred from labor council meeting
Maude Younger Barret, a wealthy San Francisco social worker touring the nation for woman suffrage, asked to address Central Labor Council delegates. The council ruled the request out of order for a woman to speak on suffrage at a labor meeting. Miss Younger left the hall indignant after the refusal.
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Cincinnatii
Maude Younger
San Francisco
United States
Central Labor Council
Womlin
Miss Young
Musical sorority to have own club house at Oregon
University of Oregon reports Mu Phi Phi sorority plans a house near campus. Ny Chapter, the only musical sorority west of the Mississippi, expects to house about sixteen women in the new campus-adjacent building. Membership is limited to students in the university school of music.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Mu Phi Hisiion
Mississippi River
Mu Phi
Schumann Heinek
University
University School of Music
Nu Chapter Granted at University of Oregon This Year
The university granted the Nu Chapter last year as part of a national organization with six teen chapters. The house includes two muscle studios for entertainment and practice, reflecting the chapter's activities.
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House
University of Oregon
Fight Is Won By Woman Mrs. Clare Rood Akeley
In Sacramento telegraphic orders from Minnesota led to abandoning the requisition for Mrs. Clara Rood Akeley of Los Angeles. Accused of grand larceny of stocks and securities totaling $120,000 from her husband’s estate, the hearing was delayed and the application withdrawn. Sheriff Langum of Hennepin County had requested time to confer with Minnesota authorities. No arrest had occurred and attorney Ward Chapman did not attend.
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Sacramento
Minnesota
Clara Rood Akeley
Los Angeles
Langum
Hennepin County
Nordica Finds Secret of Eternal Slimness
Paris. Mme Nordica surprised Ritz lunchers by appearing younger and thinner. She admits a restorative of youth and claims to have shed twenty pounds by an undisclosed treatment. She refuses to reveal the method, saying fatness harms youth and beauty.
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Paris
Ritz
Mme. Nordica
Mme
Noralca
America
Lazy health plan fuels planned concert tour details
The speaker claims a simple, no-diet, no-exercise method keeps them fit and hints at a fall tour starting in Portland in October. They expect to reunite with Schumann-Helnk for performances as Isolde and Brangäne in Boston with Weingartner conducting, and to debut Tosca in America, aiming for success.
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Maine
Portland
Schumann- Helnk
Isolde
Brangeone
Boston
Weingartner
Tosca
America
University of Oregon Correspondence Courses Offer Free Enrollment
The University of Oregon Correspondence School offers free courses to Oregon citizens by mail, with only postage and the Bulletin cost payable. Courses span Botany Debating Economics Education Electricity English History Mathematics Mechanics Drawing Physical Education Physics Physiology Psychology Sociology and Surveying. Fall semester opens Sept 17 for in residence programs in Engineering Journalism Law Medicine and Teaching.
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University Extension Bulletin
Citizens OF
Oregon
University of Oregon
Eugene
College of Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
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Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Ceemany
Wireless
U.S
Government
Long Island
Bantam
L. EF
Freeman of
Nolin
St. George
Gratth
Mrs. Mellon
Maude Younger Barret
Cincinnati Labor Council
Ipouse
Clare Rood Akeley
Koeppen’s
University of Oregon Correspondence School
Sid
Jae Lige
Golden Rule
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