Nominations for Primaries Closed in Contentious Ticket Scene
Primary nominations are closed. Republicans field a full slate with Sheriff T. D. Taylor acclaimed. Democrats show many vacancies while Republicans list candidates for Congress, Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Supreme Court, Attorney General, Superintendent, Printer, Labor and Railroad posts, plus county and district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Taylor
F. W. Benson
G. Wingate
Ralph W. Hoyt
Thomas B. Kay
Supreme Court
Henry J. Bean
Thomas A. McBride
Wallace McCammant
George H. Burnett
Frank A. Moore
A. M. Crawford
J. N. Hart
L. R. Alderman
W. J. Clark
Willis S. Duniway
O. P. Hoff
G. M. Orton
Frank J. Miller
John H. Lewis
George T. Cochran
Jefferson Myers
Oswald West
Turner Oliver
W. T. Slater
Will R. King
James Fe, Godfrey
J. Scott Taylor
Hugh McLain
C. BP
Strain
F. M. Saxton
Wreck blamed on horse strike near Wyeth station
Agent Bert Wilson of the Co R N company says the wreck at Wyeth station Thursday night was caused by a horse struck by the train. The horse was hurled into the switch forty feet away, partly opening it. An unknown tramp died. five others were injured but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wilson
Co. R. & N. Company
Wyeth Station
Hobart M. Cable piano for sale at Pendleton store
In financial distress a Hobart M. Cable piano is offered for sale for as low as $460. The Eilers Music House at 813 Main Street Pendleton states no reasonable offer refused and invites inquiries through Pendleton's home store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers Music House
Main Street
Pendleton's
Pendleton Marriage License and Local Notices Summary
A Pendleton update reports a marriage license issued to August G. Anderson of Union County and Mary Crawford of the county, a divorce granted to Mrs. Thomas Murrell on cruelty grounds by Circuit Judge Bean, a birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Weitenhiller of Platteville Wisconsin whose mother is former Pendleton resident Lulu Marpel, an elderly man R P East of Echo hospitalized at St Anthony's for dropsy and heart disease, plus Adams County visitors G O Richardson P T Hales E G Marquis and wives. Also notes the Boyes Waddingham marriage at the Methodist parsonage to David Boyes and Dora E Waddingham with groom a railroad worker, a WCTU convention planned at the local Baptist church on Sept 16 with Dr Clarence True Wilson as a possible speaker, a downtown voter registration booth open that evening in front of Hotel St George for workers who cannot register during the day, and continued registration at the clerk’s office through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. East
Echo
St. Anthony's Hospital
F. C. George
Frank Saling
St. George
Conductors Change J Heughan Resumes Pilot Rock Charge
Conductors shift on the Pilot Rock line as J Heughan resumes charge while Frank Parkhurst, long tied to Pilot Rock trains and the motor car, returns to La Grande to rejoin freight service. Motor Car Conductor E M Cross also slated for La Grande move and an older freight conductor to be promoted to motor tun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heughan
Pilot Rock
Frank Parkhurst
la Grande
E. M. Cross
Wilbur Plans Eastward Trip for Wool Mill Promotion
J. P. Wilbur, longtime manager of Union woolen mills, arrives with Mrs. Wilbur and prepares a Boston bound journey. He will travel through the east to promote the Malheur and Pendleton woolen mill products and has been arranging samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
J. P. Wilbur
Union
Bishop Waterhouse Visits on Church Circuit
Bishop R. G. Waterhouse of the Methodist Episcopal church south, with Rev. H. S. Shangle of Milton, passed through this morning en route to reopen the South Methodist church in Heppner tomorrow. They will return to Milton for a cottage meeting Monday, then proceed to Walla Walla and on to Medford and California. Waterhouse is from Emory Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Waterhouse
R. G. Waterhouse
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H.S. Shangle
Milton
Heppner
South Methodist Church
Walla Walla
Walla
Medford
California
Emory
Virginia
Social notes from Pendleton gatherings and visits
Miss Effie Jean Frasier returns from Hot Lake after two weeks as guest of Miss Phy. Mrs. Robert Forster comes home from Seaside. Vera Teutsch and Laurence Teutsch of Nyssa visit Uncle Lee Teutsch. Carrie Sharp and Velma Wilkinson of Athena arrive as teachers. Faye Bartholomew back from Portland. William Rourke visits from Stanfield. H N Dryer attends Fagles Woodman hall dance from Umatilla. Dr. and Mrs. Mann occupy Bowman flat by Main street bridge. Helen Hart heads to Hilgard for Sunday. Roy Alexander hosts a Wednesday evening gathering. Bruce Painter of Walla Walla attends dance. Rev. Charles Quinney returns from Portland after attending Pacific Coast International conference of Brotherhood of St. Andrew with over two hundred in attendance. organization founded in 1883 now expanding in Pendleton with senior and junior branches thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinney
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Portland
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Pendleton
Weston News Notes Move and Visits Spread
Weston Ore Sept 9 Special Correspondence George Hall of Athena rents a cottage and will reside in Weston Mrs Johnson sister of city recorder I W Godfrey and Mrs H Howe of Pomeroy Wash visit then Roseburg Fay Warren begins teaching school at Lind Wash Emberg family of Evanston Wyo visiting Blomgren home H B Turner buys Gore property on Franklin street Saling sisters Francia and Muriel visit grandmother I E Saling Susan Tucker rents a house for winter schooling A J McIntyre visits Portland Pittman family move to Umatilla river area to timber contract resigns as rural carrier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Ore
George Hall
Athena
Johnson
I. W. Godfrey
City Recorder
H. Howe
Pomeroy
Wash
Roseburg
Fay Warren
Lind
Oregon
Washington
P. Emberg
Evanston
Wyoming
Ben
Francia
Muriel Saling
Frank Saling
I. E. Saling
Susan Tucker
A. J. McIntyre
Alex Walker
Portland
P.L. Pittman
Umatilla
Pittman
Two New Members Join Spanish American War Veterans Camp
At last night's Mal thon Camp meeting two new members were inducted J D Boyd and Clipp DuPuis. Boyd served in the regular army while DuPuis belonged to the Second Oregon. A reported burial in Dayton Washington was investigated and proved false. A San Francisco letter clarified the man never served in the First California. If true the remains would have been moved to the national cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Boyd
Clipp DuPuis
Oregon
Potter's Field
Dayton
Washington
San Francisco
California
National Cemetery
Roy Wanted Good Boy for East Oregonian Department
Wanted advertisement seeks a reliable young man over 16 to join the East Oregonian mechanical department. Good steady employment with opportunity to learn trade. Apply at once to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
East Oregonian Mechanical Department
Listing Rooms for Roundup and Fair
John Halley Jr canvasses the city to list available rooms and lodging houses for the Roundup and district fair. He will open an office where visitors may view Lat and secure accommodations. The Commercial Association backs the effort to provide best housing for the event. Parties offering rooms are urged to contact Mr Halley by mail or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halley, Jr
Harley
The
Commercial Association
Mr. Halley
Take the Cash and Let the Credit Go Opinion
A reflective snippet argues that many who dislike Omar still agree with his stance that taking cash and letting credit pass is the best policy. The line echoes a practical approach to dealing with financial incentives and reputational risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Moving Picture Show at the Orpheum Sunday
At the Orpheum, a good program for Sunday includes The Call of the Blood Kalem 1000 feet a tale of heredity and race plus Jewish Types in Russia Patho Educational and Mrs Barringtons House Party Vitagraph 1000 feet with heart humor and a happy ending also Song Singing Bird Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orpheum
Russia
Pastime Theater Sunday Film Program Review
The Pastime Theater presents The Sorrows of the Unfaithful a Biograph drama teaching the harms of infidelity and haste with a blamed girl. Also Kalem The Pervisity of Fate and Pathe A Short Lived Triumph. Erika comedy and a lecture Lights and Owl of a Great City on New York City life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Theater
Biograph
Upper Canada
Pathe
Erika
Lyman Installs Sanitary Oyster Cooler in Pendleton
The C. B. Lyman market introduces a vacuum insulated sanitary oyster cooler the first of its kind in Pendleton. Fresh eastern and Olympia oysters crabs clams and fish arrive daily. The cooler keeps bulk oysters dust free and at a constant temperature, ensuring air tight freshness and avoiding adulteration of oyster juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lyman
Thia Ia
Pendleton
Mr. Lyman
Olympia
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Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Lernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Congress
W. R. Ellis
A. W. Lafferty
C. J. Reed
George S. Shepherd
Albert Abraham
Jay Bowerman
Grant B. Dimick
E. Hofer
C. A. Barrett
F. Wilson
T. J. Mahoney
J. N. Burgess
R. W. Henneman
J. T. Hinkle
Kern
L. Mann
S D. Peterson
Henry Schmidt
T. P. Gilliland
Frank Saline
Benjamin 8. Burroughs
Fred W. Headley
George W
C. J. Smith
J. W. Maloney
J. B. Saylor
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Pendieten Dye Works
Bam Alta
Newsy
August G. Anderson
Union County
Mary Crawford
This County
Thomas Murrell
Bean
Charles Weitenhiller
Plattsville
Wisconsin
Lulu Marpel
Adams
City
G. O. Richardson
P. T. Hales
E. G. Marquis
A. Coffer
S. EB. Kirby
Effie Jean Frasier
Hot Lake
Phy
Robert Forster
Seaside
Vera Teutsch
Laurence Teutsch
Nyssa
Lee Teutsch
Carrie Sharp
Velma Wilkinson
Faye Bartholomew
William Rourke
Stanfield
H. N. Dryer
Fagles-Woodman Hall
B. A. Mann
Bowman
Main Street Bridge
Helen Hart
Hilgard
Roy Alexander
Bruce Painter
Jesse
Bridge
Roosevelt
Boston
Lyman
St Helens Hall
Raal Dent
Bistereof
John Daptet
Hpieconmal
Publiventary Sponte
Iyminsium
Helena
American Supply CO
Third St
Charter Scrubner
Sena
GameTrails
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue
New York
Alta Bt
Business College
School of Quality
Empire Business College
E. Court St
Berlin
Jack Webster
Wonder Store
Main and Court Street
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