Local Classifieds and Notices from Oregon Paper
Local items include fresh oysters at Hochbach bakery Rock Spring coal led by Henry Kopitzke and notices to rent plans with Black 2801 Red 812 and Pen dleton Auto Co. Also hog stocks for sale at St Andrews Indian Mission and Henry Kopittke Rock Springs coal contact Main 178. Various ads for feed mills dry wood house rentals garden hose carpet cleaning and piano lessons. Lost items include a red memo book and a black square pin. Also sale of stag hound puppies and a new irrigation book free from O R N Co and S P lines agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hochbach’s
Rock Spring
Henry Kopitzke
Plano
Phinney
Raley St
Henry Kopittke
Pone Main
LaDow & Peterson
Main
Court Street
Misa Faye Bartholomew
Portland
Indian tribes hold a big pow wow at Sumach Park
North Yakima Sept 16 An Indian pow wow of the Nez Perce Indians at Sumach Park drew a warrior who joined the winter campaign with Chief Togeph in 1887. Warriors in full regalia planned a state fair but learned there would be no fair and then held a pow wow with their blood brothers the Yakimas to reenact the final fight and capture of Chief Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Sumach Park
Togeph
Yakimas
Joseph
Praymen Declare Boycott On Grocers
Vancouver draymen threaten a boycott after grocers favor a single drayage firm. The action, tied to wholesale supply handling, risks food shortages for households and fuels bitterness as the dispute escalates in Vancouver, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Vancouver Draymen's Association
Police Guard Ty Cobb Risking Philadelphia Fans
PhiladelphiaSept 16 An extra police force guards Ty Cobb star Detroit right fielder after an on field incident three weeks ago when Cobb spiked Philadelphia third baseman Baker amid local fan tensions following the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baker
Pendleton Elks Lodge Notice Urges Big Turnout Tonight
Notice to B P O Elks Pendleton lodge 248 requests all members be at the lodge tonight for important business. G W Phelps and E R Thos Fitzgerald sign as officers. Also advertised are mules for sale: two young city broke pairs offered at 250 dollars, inquiries to C C Colesworthy at Main 134.
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B. P.O
Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
G. W. Phelps
E. R. Thos
Fitzgerald
Sec
Cc. F. Colesworthy
Pendleton Personalities at Home and Absent Friends
A long list of Pendleton residents and visitors is recorded, noting the movements of H C Moussy at Kicho, A R Smith of Echo visiting Pendleton, and many others including judges, lawyers, and merchants from Echo Hermiston Walla Walla Moscow and Dayton. Several locals travel for business or return home, with Miss Maude Crawford back from Portland and Mrs. James McLaughlin visiting from Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Be, Buehay
Adame
Pendleton
H. J. Bean
Echo
Merrill Doble
Irrigan
George Githinson
Hermiston
Jamen Marple
Nolin
M. A. Rader
Walla Walla
J. H. Flanders
John C. Lyman
Dayton
Washington
Anne Siddons
R. Hugh Allen
F. G. Lucas
Weston
W. W. Gardener
J. F. Shelton
B. Johnson
W. J. Furnish
Portland
BE. Cameron
J. FF. Marlin
Meacham
Dan P. Smythe
J. F. Berkeldy
Gilliand
M. J. Carney
Lavender Bay
J. P. Winter
R. R. Johnson
Hermiston Water Users’ Association
A. C. Reeves
Hotel
Oregon
H. R. Newport
Newport Land & Construction Company
Busines
BR. B. Kennedy
The
Haber City
Erry Considers Pendleton Business Venture
A man named Erry plans a several month stay and an evening trip to Paseo to weigh a business proposition. He likely will choose Pendleton as the base, showing strong faith in the city’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseo
Erry
Pendleton
Pinchot Unaware of Taft Decision While Island Fishing
Chief Forester Pinchot, unconscious of his Ballinger defeat, fishes on San Memento island 35 miles off the Pacific coast with ex-Governor Pardee. No wireless on the island, he will not know Taft's decision until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Forester Pinchot
Ballinger
San Memento Island
Pacific
Pardee
Taft
Sherman tipped to succeed Glavis as special agent
Washington reports on September 16 that Special Agent James M. Sherman will replace Glavis, signaling a leadership change in the investigation office. The unnamed source indicates federal appointments are being shuffled in connection with ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Special
James M. Sherman
Glavis
Goats Shingle Mill Resumes Operations in Hoquiam
Hoquiam Washington September 16 Goats shingle mill one of the largest here resumed today after a brief shutdown. The company guaranteed the increase demanded by packers, and observers think the move will weaken employers efforts to hold the scale down.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Yeomen of America Convention Strife Over Seating
At the National Yeomen of America opening session in Sprinfield delegates clashed as umbrellas were swung over heads. Men and women delegates fought briefly amid seating disputes over lodge representation in Illinois and other states before order was restored. Also notes local market items: Milton Freewater prunes gain favor, fresh oysters and clams at Lyman's market this Friday.
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Sprinfield, Til
The
Yeomen of America
Ilinois
Olympia
Lyman's
Results of the Big Games Yesterday in Northwestern League
Yesterday's results list Seattle defeating Portland 2 to 0 at Portland. Spokane beat Vancouver 4 to 3 at Spokane. Tacoma defeated Aberdeen 2 to 0 at Tacoma. Oakland defeated Portland 6 to 4 at Oakland. Sacramento lost to Los Angeles 3 to 9 at Sacramento. San Francisco tied Frisco 7 to 7 with Vernon.
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Northwestern
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frisco
Vernon
P.C
Seattle Seem Ee
Spokaneed
Vancouver Ae
P.C. San Francisco
Sacramento Seenee
Oakland Seer
Vernon Rae Tee
Baseball scores and notes from major leagues
National League results at Philadelphia and Cincinnati with battery lines listed. American League reports from Boston and New York include run totals and pitcher names. A local item notes eggs at 40 cents a dozen in Lakeview and mentions a hen house nearby.
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Philadelphia
R. H. B. Brooklyn
Scanlan
Bergen
McQuillen
Dooin
Cincinnati
R. H
E. Pittsburg
Watersness Yard
Gray and Street
Karger
Pape
Donohue
New York
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Morgan, Dygert and
Livingstone
Brockett and Sweeney
Lakeview
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RIO
Sone
F.e.livengood&co
Pendleton Auto Company
St. Andrews Indian Mission
Rock Springs
W. Court St
Sharon & Eddings
East Oregonian
Main Street
P. O
H. P. Edigar C. Jay
Bluff Street
General Passenger
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Lines
Wm. McMurray
Wm. M'Murray
Koeppen’s
H. C. Moussy
Kicho
A. R. Smith
Ray Lyman
Moscow
Idaho
M. Fullinger
Claresholm
Albert
St. George
James McLaughlin
JH. W. Cogt
Kern
Stanfield
H. Jurgens
Pendleton District
Heppner Junction
BE. A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
Charles Contor
Mabel Connor
B. W. Ludeman
el Campo
Texas
RB. P. Marshall
Horseshoe Curve
Harvey McDill
Alberta
Dave Clark
Omy
Frank Hyde
T. J. Kirk
Fulton
Willamette Valley
Champoeg
Willamette River
A. F. Eddy
Alexander Department
Perrins
Wohlenberg Dept
Pinchot
Sherman
Ingram’s Grocery
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