Able Lecturer Here Saturday at Christian Church
National lecturer Dr. J N McCormack of the American Medical Association will deliver a free public talk at the Christian Church in Pendleton this Saturday evening. The event, arranged by the city and county medical society, will cover health and disease prevention for both the public and physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. McCormack
American Medical Association
Jm Pendleton
Christaan Church
Oregon
Penticton
Cr. J. Smith
Staunton
McCormaack
Japanese Abandon Port Arthur Naval Station
The Japanese government has decided to abandon the costly Port Arthur naval station in Manchuria for strategical reasons. Much of the material used at Port Arthur has been relocated to a new site, reflecting a multi million dollar investment plan revised for strategic needs.
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Liao Tung Peninsula
China
Corea
Japan
Port Arthur
Ito
Korea
Chinhbal Bay
Yellow Sea
Gulf of Perhill
Straits of Corea
Commertee
Merechant
New Site
Washington
Manchuria
One Birth and One Death at Echo
Special Correspondence Echo Ore Sept 1 reported a birth to Otto Hague’s wife a boy and both mother and child well. A funeral for Wilbur McFerran’s infant was held at LL O F Cemetery. Miss Ine Watenburger teaching at Hermiston visited her parents. CC Hinkle left for Lae View Oregon after a week here. L S Shank of Portland was a business visitor. J W Coffenger transacting business in Pendleton. Mrs Ackley traveling to Cash Junction Utah Logan and Salt Lake City. Ray Castie visiting from Dayton Wash with his parents.
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Echo
Ore
Otto Hague
Wilbur McFerran
LL O. O. F
Ine Watenburger
Hermiston
CC. Hinkle
Ed Hammer
Lae View
Oregon
L. S. Shank
Portland
J. W. Coffenger
Ness
Penditen
F. M. Ackley
Cash Junction
Utah
Ackley
Logan
Salt Lake City
Ray Castie
Dayton
Wash
Mrs
William Castie
Duchess Olga to Wed Bulgarian Heir Apparent
Duchess Olga aged 16, daughter of the czar of Russia, is officially engaged to Prince Boris heir apparent to the Bulgarian throne. The announcement comes from Sofia and ties Russia and Bulgaria through a royal marriage.
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Sofia
Olga
Czar
Russia
Boris
Bulgaria
London council registers over sixty seven thousand vehicles
London County Council reports more than 67 000 motor vehicles registered and announces adoption of the letters LE as a new index mark for vehicle registration.
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London County Council
Pendleton News Notes and Round-Up Returns
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports McKinney of Burns attends Pendleton Round-Up by auto in two days, amid canyon grades. James Binkely, 99, visits Brownsville after three days at the show calling it the best in his life. Also, a divorce case Eldora Stewart v Jerome Stewart goes to jury, with Peterson for plaintiff and Steiner and Freeman for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Hoppy County National Bank of
Burns
Penditon
James Binkely
Brownsville
William
Joe Binkely
Wilt West
Eldora Stewart Ve. Jerome Stewart
Will M. Peterson
Frederick Steiner
W. D. Freeman
Oregon Theater to Get New Balcony and Interior Reform
Workmen tear out the old balcony at the Oregon Theater to build a larger one extending twelve feet forward and to add 120 opera chairs with back gallery. New light tin and dark brown partitions are installed as the theater prepares for a Saturday opening featuring The Sunny Isle of Broadway, aiming for a more attractive interior.
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Oregon Theater
Sunny &Ile
Broadway
Round-Up highlights praised meeting as best yet
In remarks on minutes of a state board of health meeting, participants laud the session as exceptionally entertaining and consider it the best meeting the board has ever had. The quote reflects strong approval of the proceedings and the recorded minutes as a record of the event.
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State Board of Health
Round-Up Report Notes Few Serious Injuries
The Round-Up completed with remarkably few injuries among performers. Dell Blancett sustained facial burns from a steer, Ed Chapman was stunned after a horse fall and suffered a cut lip, several cowhogs were shaken up, a baby fell and an Indian participant sprained an ankle, another horse incident injured a man’s face. Red Cross recorded the incidents, while surgeons and assistants staffed the event across three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Blancett
Ed Chapman
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Gwinn
Red Cross Corps
Pacific Fleet to Test Landing on Island Off Hawaii
Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas and Pacific fleet officers plan fall maneuvers off Hawaii to test landing points near Oahu. Navy expects fortifications may be built if landings prove feasible. heavy displacement ships will attempt defended landings with torpedo flotilla opposition.
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Pacific Fleet
Mire Island
Chauncey Thomas
Hawaiian Islands
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Oahu
Honolulu
Veesele
Drunks and Disorderlies Held in Police Court
Four drunks and two disorderlies were booked in the police court this morning. John Dee and Richard Roe were the aliases used and each forfeited a ten dollar bond. Oscar Merrill and Henry Tefer paid five dollar fines for the privilege of being drunk. Charlie Perrs and Gus Whger were jailed pending bail or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dee
Richard Roe
Oscar Merrill
Henry Tefer
Charie Perrs
Gus Whger
Medico Miker Thrown In Round-Up Injury To Dr Whitesides
Dr George S Whitesides who attended the eastern Oregon meeting was thrown from a horse during the Round-Up and sustained a rupture of the abdominal covering. He is badly injured but slowly recovering. The incident is linked to a daredevil imitation by riders including Joan Spain and Roy Kelly, as reported yesterday.
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Medico-Miker
George S Whitesides
Eastern Oregon Mefient Association
Midh
Joan Spain
Roy Kelly
Journal of Yesterday
Whitesides
Gorilla and Man Fight Onboard Liner Pathan
A fierce struggle at sea aboard the Pathan from Yokohama saw a 300 pound gorilla attack purser Peddas. The man’s immense strength, aided by Malay sailors with belaying pins, saved him as the beast was killed.
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Roxton
Barnes
Pathan
Yokohama
Peddas
Gorilli
Pedday
Special Meeting Tonight On Commission Government Form
A special citizens meeting will be held at the Commercial club rooms tonight to discuss submitting the commission form of government to the people this winter. The meeting is open to all citizens regardless of club membership. Judge J. A. Lowell brought the issue before the club, and the plan now is to refer it to a special organization or committee as done in other towns.
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Commercial Club
3. A. Lowell
In the Beginning Rain and Sunshine Declared Very Good
A compact line recalls the biblical phrasing that both rain and subsequent sunshine are described as very good from the start. The fragment hints at a lesson on natural cycles and positive changes arising after storms.
Italian defendant held in hay theft case at Bowmpin
Report states Joe Orten the Italian was tried yesterday for stealing a gold watch and chain from Perry Gould at the Bowmpin te tel. The jury failed to reach a verdict after long deliberation, were hopelessly divided, and the court discharged them. At 11:90 Inst, after hours of deliberation, the case ended in a mistrial. Mise Tinsley in City Tall and Miss Purdlve Halley, assistant secretary of the Morroaw-limatuila county fair, moved headquarters from the pavilion to the Secretary Fite Gerald’s city hall office, calling any fair business there.
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Joe Orten
Perry Gould
Bowmpin Tetel
Mise Tinsley
City Tall
Miss Purdlve Halley
Pioneer Matriarch Dies in Umatilla County
A long prominent pioneer resident died in Hilgard after a stroke. Born in Minols in 1847 she crossed Oregon by ox team with her parents, settled near Eugene, moved to eastern Oregon in 1870, located on the Umatilla river below Pendleton, married Hence Greene, and leaves nine children and her husband. She was sister to Mrs. Nelson Swaggart and aunt to Mrs. W. F. Matlock and Mrs. C. S. Wheeler of the city.
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Emeline Greene
Hilgard
Umatilla County
Minols
Oregon
Eugene
Umatilla
Pendleton
Hence Greene
Nelson Swaggart
W. F. Matlock
C. S. Wheeler
Round-Up Show Praised By State Health Board
Members of the state board of health who met during Round-Up week express delight in the frontier show. Dr Calvin S White, secretary, wrote that the Round-Up was a resounding success and the greatest show in the world, with strong sympathy for Billa Lazinka's humorous mishaps.
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State Board of Health
Dc. J. Smith
Calvin S White
State Board
Jeara
Billa Lazinka
Wireless proposal wins bride at sea on La Bretagne
James Guy Haigh, a wealthy Indianapolis manufacturer, claims to be the first man to win a bride with a wireless proposal. He recounted the story aboard the French liner La Bretagne, which carried his future wife, Marguerite Cnathcen, daughter of Colonel Jean Castalen, from France.
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New York
James Guy Haigh
Indianapolis
la Bretagne
France
Marguerite Cnathcen
Haugh
Jean Castalen
Proposal Message Carried by Returning Sailor
A sailor in June sent a message home from France asking a marriage proposal. Upon arriving in New York he found his fiancé awaiting him with a cautious, affirmative response.
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France
New York
Sustor
Haul It Service Promises Prompt City Moves
Let George Haul It. Phone George Stangier at Gritman Bros. Main 611 for sight or heavy hauling of all kinds. Trunks furniture or planes moved promptly and with care to any part of the city.
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George Stangier
Gritman Bros
Main
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Pendleton Dye Works
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Lotsa
City
Mark Moorhouse CO
B. Court Street
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NAVAL
Sirvegle
Beast
Ely
Thea
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Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
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Atlantic
George
Dale Rothwell
Hanscoms Jewelry
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Cosy Theatre
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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