Traveling Men Adopt Saturday as Commercial Travelers Day
A district fair schedule shifts to include a big Traveling Men day on Saturday with an excursion from Portland if possible and a baby show judged by Addison Bennett known as the Rabbitville aquaria expert. The program spans Monday through Saturday with speakers, music, and notable figures from Oregon and beyond, concluding with a traveling men’s day and baby show.
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Plannal
Rabbitville
Bennett
Oregon
Portland
The
Portland Oregonian
Willis Fisher
Joseph C. Gilson
Oregon & Washington
Travelers' Protective Association
Third
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Pendleton
Messrs Fisher
Gilson
Travelers’ Association
Addison Bennett
the Gage of
Dan P. Smythe
State Sheep Commission
Livestock
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Artemus
Ward of
Cold starts to time to check illness early
The text urges immediate attention at the first signs of a cold, warning that delaying care can allow the illness to deepen and prolong suffering, with each lost hour potentially extending the duration.
Bennett Surprised as Editor Escapes Pendleton Incident
Bennett of the Irrigon Trigator was in Pendleton for a weekend edition when a disturbance arose near saloons Saturday night. He reportedly escaped unharmed as tensions flared and several men were pulled into an altercation.
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Pendleton
Saya Addison. Bennett
The
Irrigon Triigator
Three Attachment Suits Piled in Circuit Court
Three attachment suits were filed in circuit court yesterday and today. D. B. Jarman sues A. Kirk for 547.50 on a note. Peterson & Wilson filed the complaint. J. T. Case Threshing Machine Co sues Saul Bergevin Joseph Bergevin and Ed Morrisette for 256 each plus costs on a joint note. Peter West sues W. A. Jones Co of Seattle for 96.75 alleging shipment of goods to the firm and owed amounts.
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D. B. Jarman
A. ©. Kirk
Peterson & Wilson
J. T. Case Threshing Machine Company
Saul Pergevin
Joseph Bergevin
Ed Morrisette
Peter West
W. A. Jones Company
Seattle
Jones & Co
Costuma Heads to Walla Walla for Several Weeks
D B Costuma local manager for the Columbia Land company traveled to Walla Walla yesterday and plans to stay for several weeks. R R Woods who has handled Echo area business is in the city and will remain until after the fall.
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D. B. Costuma
Columbia Land Company
Walla Walla
R. R. Woods
Echo
Bank Cat Emilio Auguinaldo Dies After Bath Incident
Emilio Auguinaldo, known as the bank cat at First National for about ten years, died after his proprietor Chris Stangler, a bank janitor, gave the feline a sheep dip bath to kill lice. The bank staff mourns while Stangler declines to comment.
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Emilio Auguinaldo
Agere
First National
Chris Stangler
Chris
Three youths head east for schooling this fall
Edgar Smith, Miss Una Smith and Miss Sybil Clopton depart next Thursday for the east to attend schools. Edgar will be a senior at Cornell in Ithaca, New York. Una will be a freshman at Washington College in Washington, D C. Sybil will study at a seminary in Tarrytown on the Hudson. They plan to travel via Chicago and expect to spend a couple of days in an unspecified city.
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Edgar Smith
Una Smith
Sybil Clopton
East
Smith
Cornell
Ithica
Fiestman
Washington College
Washington
DB. C
Clapton
Tarrytown
Hudson
Chicago
Wheat Holds Steady At 76 Cents In City Market
Wheat price remains at 76 cents as buyers and sellers largely stand pat. Despite a large turnout of growers in the city, only a small amount of grain changed hands today.
Pendleton Busy Shopping Day Draws Crowds
Crowds filled Pendleton streets this afternoon as shops reported strong business. Merchants called it one of the best trading days in recent memory, highlighting solid consumer turnout and active storefronts.
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Pendleton
Disappearance Mystifies San Francisco Police
Mystery surrounds the vanishing of three San Franciscans Edward Craig Emil Graser and Frank Gott who have vanished in the past days. No clues or motives are found and police pursue a possible gang abduction theory as friends describe the men as responsible workers with families left destitute.
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San Francisco
Edward Craig
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Craig
Emil Graser
Frank Gott
Muriler
Anna Held 18 Mother of Beautiful Girl
New York report says Anna Held, the French actress, is a mother aged 18 years of a daughter described as a beauty in the making. The child’s existence had been kept secret by Florence Ziegfield Jr. and was cared for in Paris by a French maid before being brought over recently.
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New York
Anna
Florence Zleegfield, Jr
Paris
Auto Tire Explodes Disfigures Paraguayan Consul's Son
San Francisco Sept 19 P J Vanloben Sels four son of the Paraguayan consul in San Francisco lies at the consular residence with a shattered nose and deep cuts after an automobile tire exploded while he removed it from his car. He is a noted club man and automobile enthusiast. The blast will likely disfigure him for life.
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San Francisco
P. J. Vanloben Sels
Vanloben Sele
Wheat Brings Wealth for Washington Farmers This Year
Tacoma reports a lighter wheat harvest but higher income as Washington farmers will receive about 21 million dollars for roughly 29.7 million bushels at an average price near 77 cents. Last year price was 66 cents per bushel.
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Tacoma
Washington
Pendleton's Building Boom Reaches New Heights
Pendleton enjoys a sweeping building era with public and private projects rising across the city. A $40,000 city hall, new Walter McCormach home for the Pendleton Auto Co, and W Bowman's dual use building on Main Street lead a wave of modern, expensive residences and shops. Federal and Willecox Implement company projects add to the boom, while numerous homes of stone and concrete blocks, including the Terpenning residence and McNabb bungalow, showcase the era’s prosperity.
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Pendleton
Johnson Street
Walter McCormmach
Pendleton Auto Company
W. & Bowman
Main Street
Bowman
Federal
William Jones
Wilégox Implement Company
J. Morris
A. PD. Sloan
G. 8. Holaington
South Main Street
Terpenning
CS. Terpenning
West Tustin Street
East Pendleton
D. C. McNabb
Church of the Redeemer
H. H. Nolen
Troy Laundry
Mra
Sturg
Methodist Conference Proceedings in Milton
Milton Sept 19 The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South pursues business with growing attendance A deputation from the M E church led by Rev Gabriel Sykes visited the conference Rev Dr W E Vaughn Pacific Advocate editor arrived to address tonight W R Pepper led a notable lay movement speech Rev C A Cross readmitted Rev B Saylor welcomed as candidate Rev J D Liewallen resigned and joined the Northern M E Church
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Milton
M. EE. Church
South
M. BE. Church
Gabriel Sykes
Eller
Walla Wallaistrict
Sanders
Warner
Boyles
W. EB. Vaughn
Pacific Advocate
W. R. Pepper
M. EB. Church
C. A. Cross
B. Saylor
la Grande
J. D. Liewallen
M. E
Talks of His Tiight and New Lighting Plant
Carl Lofquist, Davis Acetyline Carbiner Genera tor representative, returns from Echo with a new complete plant at sheep man Joseph Cunha’s residence. He moves to install another plant for Thomas Hampton on the north riverbank. He touts advantages over traditional lighting including no smoke or matches, no smell, no danger, and immediate daylight with a button pull, noting endorsement by the underwriters association.
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Carl Lofquist
Davis
Echo
Joseph Cunha
Mr. Cunha
Lofquist
Thomas Hampton
Underwriters’ Association
Freak Tax Schemes Of British Cranks
London discusses proposed revenue ideas including taxing theater tickets and stamping sporting cards. The piece cites historical taxes from England and Europe, noting Pitt and the window tax, and recalls quirky attempts to raise public funds amid public amusement and sneering commentary.
Socialist Speaker Change at County Fair
A socialist speaker replaces Mr Lewis for political day at the fall fair. Prof George Kirkpatrick, author of The struggle for Existence, is announced as the speaker. State Secretary Slidden of the Socialist party organization confirms the change.
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Lewis
George Kirkpatrick
Socialiadlc
Slidden
Socialist Party Organization
Mrs Gerald Tuttle Arrives With Child From Deer Park
Mrs Gerald Tuttle and her child arrived this afternoon from Deer Park Weehi and will visit with relatives in this city.
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Gerald Tuttle
Child
Deer Park
Weehi
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