Echo High and Grammar Schools Open in Fine Condition
Echo Oregon notes the first week of school closed with 30 high school pupils, 31 in grammar, 65 in intermediate and 25 in primary. Teachers listed include L. W. Keller superintendent and O. A. Cannon high school principal. Country schools Spike and Prospect staffed by L. T. Link and Grace Benedict. Community events include Echo firemen dances starting Sept 26 and social visits by Rev. Clark and others. Local business moves feature F. Dorn selling to L. George, with W. C. T. U. lecture by Mrs. Silbaugh and Dr. Stapish returning from Walla Walla.
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Echo
Ore
L. W. Keller
O. A. Cannon
J. R. Reichen
Nellie Carr
Ima Watenburger
Grace Edwards
Irene Rippey
L. T. Link
Prospect
Grace Benedict
Echo Firemen
City Hall
Rev. Clark
White Salmon
Spokane
Clark
L. B. Wells
J. Hutchins
Pendleton
P. C. Hunter
R. & N. Company
Salix
Iowa
Hunter
W. H. Boyd
Portland
Jas. Leezer
Silbaugh
Methodist
F. T. George
Bridge and
Bonanza
Frank Dorn
First Hard Times Ball of the Season
Hard Times a Comin Ball presented by Hose Co. No. 2 on Wednesday September 21 1910 at Eagle-Woodman hall with the United Orchestra. Tickets 99 cents. Attendees warned to wear old clothes or face a fine from the hard-times court.
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The
Hose Co
Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Mrs Oliver Leaves Pendleton for California
Mrs C W Oliver of Los Angeles guest of Pendleton relatives since June returns home on local train this morning. She travels with her nephew Roland McBroom.
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C. W. Oliver
Los Angeles
Pendleton
California
Roland McBroom
Pendleton News Notes Births And Local Incidents
Newborn daughter reported for Mr and Mrs Fark Hurd of 812 West Webb Street. A daughter born yesterday to Mrs Orville W Coffman wife of Pendleton police chief. Mrs W A Storie of 201 Cosble Street treated for felon on finger with bone removal. Willian Rhae, noted horse buyer, shipped a carload of brood mares to Arlington. son F Rade in charge. Joe Boyd to open new rooming house in Matlock Brownfield building tonight. International Correspondence Schools instruction car tours Pendleton teaching railroad airbrake and related practices. Harry Hayes East Oregonian carrier broke collar bone in youth football scrimmage.
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Fark Hurd
West
Webb Street
Orville W. Coffman
West Pendleton
Arlington
Willian Rhae
F. Rade
Cameron's homer helps A's beat Angels 6 5 before suspension
In Vernon Oakland defeats Los Angeles 6 to 5 as Cameron hits a fifth inning homer for two runs and Wolverton also stars. Both Cameron and Wolverton receive suspensions after the game for participation in the incident with umpire McGreevy. Lively fans ten as he strikes out ten. Del and Smith duel on mound for Angels. Portland-Sacramento postponed due to Cal Curtain funeral. doubleheader planned.
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Oakland
Angels
Los Angeles
McGreev
Cameron
Vernon
Wolverton
Lively
Frisco
San Francisco
Mohler
Rose
Carlisle
Willett
Burrell
R. Brashear
Willetts
R. H. E. Vouon
Eee
le Willett
Brown
Sutor
Williams
Sacramento
Cal Curtain
W. L. Curtain
Superintendent Bollons Visits Pendleton Before Westbound Departure
Superintendent William Bollons of the O R N spent last night in Pendleton and left this morning as his private car the 03 was attached to train No 1. J Z Mayo superintendent of bridges and building, who was in town last night, remains here on department business.
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Bollons
William Bollons
Pendleton
West
J. Z. Mayo
New Telephone Directory Set for 7,000 Users
Local Manager Moore of Pacific Telephone urges patrons to check the current directory for errors before the October 1 release. The new volume will cover Washington counties Walla Walla Columbia Garfield Benton Franklin and Oregon’s Umatilla with Pen dleton Walla Walla Dayton Pomeroy Milton named, and will be distributed to about 7 000 customers.
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Moore
Pacific Telephone Company
Walla Walla
Columbia
Garfield
Benton
Franklin
Washington
Umati
Library Notes On September Magazines At The Library
Library notes invite readers to explore the September magazines on display. J J Hill references a North American Review article on conservation of common sense and business conditions. The Race to the White House, Shakespeare and Mollere, learning to fly machines, Molly Elliott Seawell, and Popular Mechanics topics are highlighted. Magazines circulate for four days except the newest which stays in the reading room.
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J. J. Hill
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
North American Review
United States
White House
Brander Matthews
Molly Elliott Seawell
Atlantic Monthly
Popular Mechanics
Alda
A Poor Nightcap
A vignette from Scraps recounts a cold winter morning exchange between Sandy Macpherson and his hostess. The venerable Scotsman notes the water was very hot but lacked any substance in the bottle, prompting a wry remark on hospitality.
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Sandy Macpherson
Macpherson
Vancouver and Spokane split doubleheader in Northwest League
Vancouver swept the second game to split with Spokane as Vancouver won 4 to 0 and 9 to 8 in a doubleheader. Spokane remains 1-4 while Vancouver improves to 9-0 in the Northwest League. Batteries Jensen Lewis Claf In Shea Brinker Ostdiek Shea.
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Vancouver
Spokane
B. C
R.H.E
Vancouver Sa
Paoe Lt
Jensen
Lewis
Claf- In
Shea
R. H. E. Vancouver
Girl's "Beauty Diet" Ended in Tragedy at Inquest
London based report states Birkenhead coroner heard Mary Cadwallader, a young girl, suffered fatal consequences after adopting a raw rice diet touted as a beauty regimen. A doctor highlighted risks of consuming uncooked rice and the dangers of extreme diet fads among girls seeking self treatment.
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London
Birkenhead
Mary Cadwallader
Rice diet blamed in girl’s death verdict
A London physician links the girl’s death to a widespread habit among working women of eating raw rice to improve complexion. The jury returned a death by natural causes verdict. The practice also includes consuming vinegar, lemons, pickles, raw cabbage, or starch to achieve paler skin, with adverse digestion and anaemia noted.
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London
Aspiring Vocaller and the Fire Drill Query
An exchange features an aspiring vocal student asking if the voice has value, a perspiring teacher replying that it could be useful in emergencies such as a fire or shipwreck, and a Cornell widow weighing in with wry humor.
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Cornell
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