News Notes of Pendleton Round-Up Preview
Federal migratory bird inspector tour spans Oregon Washington Idaho. Walla Walla runaways sent home as Round-Up nears. Camp Lewis sergeants visiting. Baker on furlough. Library portraits honor French orphans adopted locally. Red Cross shipments to Seattle. Mayor Baker to attend Round-Up as Liberty Loan speaker. Wrestler bout at Greger Theatre. Train No 350 adjusted schedule for Round-Up crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattron
Federal Migratory Bird Lawn
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Fortonagh
Trace Baker
Camp Lewis
Baker
William Baker
Northern Pacific Railway Co. Wl
Camp Lewy Nant Piao Round-Up Accommodations
Volunteers arrange lodging for 56 members of the Camp Lewis band during Round-Up. Remaining members to be cared for at the O M P barracks. Moale to be parved for Wind boys at the Co M P. Eed at no cost of 14 cents per man. May a stenographer in the United States Biological Survey spends days in Salem visiting his parents before entering running schools at OF A.C. No such.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewy Nant Piao
Camp Lewis
O. M P. Barrath
Co. M. P
Wil
Sete
Clarence
Lachele
United States Biological Survey
Jett
Salem
A.C
Pendleton Round Up Influences Local Stores and Draft
Pendleton merchants agreed to close each afternoon during Round-Up from 1 to 2 o'clock and to stay open evenings. Sunday hours open to customers for parcel pickup. Draft board called for 12 men to entrain to Camp Lewis, exhausting local supply. Red Cross canteen will serve a supper for Camp Lewis Band members. Pendleton High School lists applicants for railroad training. A divorce filing by Malinda Welch against Charton Welch cites cruelty. temporary alimony and costs ordered. Motorcycle fire causes minor tank damage. quick fire department response. Oregon-Washington railroad workers urged to withhold pledges until September. Weepy Canyon Round-Up dances planned with excellent facilities and floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver
Pendleton
Persmit Ccuustomers
The
Red Cross
Libtary
Camp Lewin
Clara Porter Smith
Many Prescriptions at This Season
A historical ad advises a treatment plan featuring Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron pills. It prescribes 11 oz Sarsaparilla, 150 Hood's pills, one teaspoonful before meals and two after meals. The aim is to improve impure blood, regain appetite, and boost overall health.
Black Silks Offer Broad Range in Latest Display
A retail feature announces a wide selection of black silks including high grade gowns and fabrics. The list highlights black taffeta, poplin, charmeuse, and sateen varieties among others, signaling ample choices for dressmakers and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatel
Pendleton Dance Night With New Bungalow Orchestra
Tomorrow night Pendleton hosts a special HBR for local residents with the Bungalow orchestra of five pieces. The group has not played here before and will provide the music for a refined dance starting at nine. Dances are described as the finer variety and all improvements have been completed for the event. Pendleton residents are urged to attend. Fourth Liberty Loan payments are announced with a schedule: 10 percent down, 24 percent on November 21, 20 percent on December 10, 20 percent on January 16, and 30 percent on January av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungalow
Pendleton
Seusite
Apenes Benter
Ene Mtle
Finner
Bom
Haw Born
Bishop WOTBummer to Speak at Pendleton Liberty Loan Rally
Word arrives that Bishop WOTBummer and Mrs Sumpier travel from Portland to Pendleton on Saturday. The bishop is to be one of the Liberty Loan speakers at the Round-Up Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bish
Mra Sumpier
Pendleton
Portland
Liberty Loan
War Trophy Train Delayed For Round Up Display
Jamies from the Liberty Loan organization will bring war trophies from Portland to be shown in Poppies Warehouse and Alexander windows during the Round-Up. The trophy train arrival is postponed to next week with planned stops starting in Milton, Oregon, coming from eastern Washington. other stops in Abe County are not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies
State
Liberty Loan Organization
Portland
Liberty Loan Organierion
Alexander
Tis
Eastiorn
Washington
Oregon
Milton
Abe County
Chenault Found Guilty in Line State Case
The jury returned a verdict of guilty against George Chenault in a Line State case. He was sentenced to one year in the Orants dell with release tied to two copper arrests. The defense argued innocence as the court noted the charge of twon cuppert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teunge Chenault
Line State
George Chenault
Dell
Parker Convicted of Statutory and Related Charges
Parker was found guilty yesterday afternoon on statutory and related charges and awaits sentencing. In a parallel note, Jan L Thompson, indicted for an fault with a dangerous weapon in a circus court, agreed to plead guilty and sentence will follow. Earlier, duck shooting opened in eastern Creton with Deputy Game Warden Tonkin reporting strong duck numbers and many sportsmen out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. L. Thompson
Circusit
Creton
Gen. Tonkin
Hermikton
B.S. Catron
Hermiitton
Vern Crandall Trial in White Slavery Case
In the circuit court Vern Crandall faces white slavery charges and is awaiting jury deliberations this afternoon. The courtroom prep follows as Hugh Walker’s trial for larceny proceeds in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendall
Tolay
Vern Crandall
Hugh Walker
Latenny
Denver precinct report on retraction of late counts
A fragment notes the Denver precinct at Oma Tilla reporting on reevaluation of late counts received in the morning. Twelve men registered there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joulper
Denver
Omatilla
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk Office
Two marriage licenses were issued recently as recorded by the county clerk. One license was issued to Beck of La Grande and Eeep Cover, with Merriere Jer listed among parties. The other license went to John M. Glan cock of Portland and Lyle C. Day of Pineton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
la Grande
Eeep
Kohn
John M. Glancock
Portland
Lyle C. Day
Eton
Lite Saw Recovering After Collision at Lewin and Lee
A pedestrian named H Raymond was recovering after a collision near the corner of Lewin and Lee streets. A bystander or witness, possibly Bert Sundaw, aided, and the windshield of a washing machine vehicle was broken with injuries and bruises reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Raymond
Bert
Sliver Cap Only A Sliver Cup Prize Item
A fragment mentions a prize described as a sliver cup offered as a reward. Details on event, sponsor, date, or participants are not provided in the readable text.
Round-Up relay winner shown in Portland window display
In a Round-Up event, the Cowgirl relay was won and displayed in the Peoples Warehouse window. Carl Enad4hi of Helix, recently recovering from typhoid at St. Anthony's hospital, plans to return home soon in a wheel chair. Turkey calls up men for service in 17 to 45 age range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de Farrell
Union Pacific System of
Portland
Peoples Warehouse
Carl Enad4hi
Helix
St. Anthony's Hospital
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Hoye
Peter Mill
George Iter
Walla Walla
France
Merle
Ressman
Merle Chetsman
Pmwhono Service League
League
Bion Clarke
RL & NS. Co
Appotot
Read
Marina A. Tield
Judea Marsh Nino
T. O' Harra
Fr. Smith
J. A. Wiliams
Whe
Dirary
Berlin
Roberto Thess
Peacher
Paul V. Maris
M. & Shrock
Umatilla County
Red Crows
Bureau of Suopsies
Seattle
Mayor Baker
Vaughan
Home Service
Red Crom
Umatilla
Civil Service Board
Mra
A.C. Hoe
George Sar Pon
Thampion
Lucitic
Es McCarroll
Greger Theatre
Hamley
Dri FW. Vincent
Br. J. EB. Sharp
Dr. D. Phelps
Hermiston
Thin Cpace
Bond Bros
Pendictons
Clothicra
Ford
Eastern
Western
Idalw
Pendleton Gerobur
Pendleton High School
Joe Mihoolat
Theodore Etraligha
Lionel Beltz
Oley Newson
Edwin Kirtley
Walter Creswell
Henry Laziniin
Alien McLonn
Paul Mortimore
Paul Kerrick
Williaam Sioun
Angelion Han Edn
Malinda Pf Welch
Divoras
Charton Welch
Marrid
Orval Lee Welch
Phelpe
Toms
Ty Fre
Jon Pevtere
Pendleton Ante Company
Mickly
Prion Lowe
O W. Be & WN
J. Z. O'Brien
Joan Campakgn
Tomas
Raop
AlEn
Weppy Canyon
WM. Goedecke
Happy Day's Cigar Store
Suede Velour
Corded
Bolivia
Silvertone
Poiret
Oxford
Dary Saye Towilty
Charile
Parker
Carl Engiall Better
Turkey
Zurich
Germany
Bulgaria
Austro- Hungary
Alta Today
Oregon Agricultural College
United States
Cnet
Pirit
Sagm
Callece Opera
LMS Farcateicg
Etum
Mapiricee
Corraing
Capes
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