Pendleton Robes Now On Sale In Pendleton Oregon
Public warned against imitation Pendleton robes made by Western Oregon factories. Genuine Pendleton robes carry blue label and Pendleton trademark, made in Pendleton from Eastern Oregon wool. Local dealers including The People's Warehouse Alexander department store Livin goods Bond Brothers Boston Store Hamley McFatridge Powers Hartess Wessel's carry stock. The Pendleton mill works six of eleven looms. insurance rating deems mill low fire risk. Bishop Brothers plan a district fair booth to showcase output despite limited display robes.
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Oregon
Pendleton
Bishop Brothers
People's Warehouse
Alexander Department Store
Livingoods
Bond Brothers
Boston Store
Hamley-McFatridge Company
Powers Hartess Company
Wessel's
East Court Street
Pendleton Planing Mill Showcases Fine Showcases
Pendleton planing mill turns out handsome oak and bevel glass show cases praised as superior to foreign-made work. Four cases installed at Alexander department store L G Frasier book store and Taylor hardware. Shipments sent to eastern Washington and as far north as Ellensburg.
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Pendleton Planing Mill
Alexander Department
L. G. Frasier Book
Taylor Hardware Store
Washington
Ellensburg
Pendleton Suit To Foreclose Mechanics Lien Filed
A suit to foreclose a mechanics lien has been filed by Bar A Williams of Milton against Otto E B Didion. Wheat prices rose by one cent per bushel with light sales. club at 77 cents and bluestem at 85 cents. Stanfield Depot construction begins with workers starting yesterday. building to use pressed brick and concrete foundation under County Commissioner Horace Walker.
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Bar
Stanfield
Horace Walker
Stanafield
Monster Squash Hot Exhibit At Local Grocery Window
A monster squash from Julius Guderian ranch on Birch Creek is displayed today in the Alexander grocery store window. The 113 pound gourd nearly obscures a pile of watermelons behind it, drawing curious shoppers and attention.
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Julius Guderian
Birch Creek
Alexander Grocery Store
New Library Books Reveled at Free Public Library
A new shipment arrives at the free public library featuring 43 volumes mainly on class and technical topics. Notable items include a seven volume set of Symonds Renaissance along with books on travel literature engineering and Sunday school work.
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Free
Symonds
Registration Light Dims as City Election Voter Roll Shrinks
Registration activity shows waning interest in the upcoming city election. In the first week 108 voters registered, the second week fewer, and early indications suggest a third week even lower. By 10 o'clock this morning only 60 names had been entered.
Train Delay Forces Oregon Theatre Troupe Exit
Train No 7 was delayed several hours yesterday delaying the Tex as program at the Oregon theatre. Ticket holders received refunds at the box office. The delay was blamed on a minor freight wreck on the Oregon Short Line.
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Texas
Oregon Theatre
Oregon
Moro Pirate Capture Recalls Revenue Cutter Sora
Manila dispatches report a rumor that the revenue cutter Sora has been captured by Moro pirates in the southern archipelago. The crew was said murdered, details unconfirmed, with dispatches sent to adjacent points. The Sora, commanded by Captain E A McGerty, carried fourteen Filipino sailors and left Balabne en route to Sandakan to buy supplies.
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Manila
E. A. McGerty
Balabne
Palawan
Sandakan
Torneo
Delta official and relatives visit city on business
J. E. Beck ley of Delta Colorado with his brother N C Beckley of Walla Walla and H P Krohn of South Dakota toured the city today. Beck ley is the Delta county treasurer who recently left the city. Delta lies near the Uncompahgre valley where the Gunnison river runs through a six mile tunnel.
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J. E. Beckley
Delta
Colo
N.C. Beckley
Walla Walla
H. P. Krohn
South Dakota
Gunnison
Mathews Family Visits Pendleton Then Heads West
Mr and Mrs A T Mathews of Carthage Missouri have visited Pendleton with their son A T Mathews and family after a 15 year separation. They depart for Portland and Los Angeles to visit relatives and attend events before an appearance in Seattle. B F Williams owner of The Maples farm will exhibit Buff Rocks at the Seattle World’s Show next month after winning prizes at the Walla Walla show and receiving a valuable east shipment.
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A. T. Mathews
Carthage
Pendleton
Seattle
B. F. Williams
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Stomach Pump Used to Feed Suffragists
London reports violent scenes at Birmingham prison during forcible feeding of hunger striking suffragettes. Inmates resisted, windows were smashed and wardresses attacked. one woman was restrained in solitary confinement. Suffragists denounce the feeding method and vow legal action against medical authorities.
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London
Birmingham
Library Interest Grows Amid Public Access
The librarian reports rising participation in the free public library from August 16 to September 20. Registrations rose by 116 to 506 total. Average daily circulation stood at 3 percent with a peak of 76 books out in a day. The prior four weeks averaged 32 with a 53 book peak. A total of 314 books and one pamphlet were added this month.
College bound Glen Scott Glen Storie enter Oregon Uni
Off for college Glen Scott and Glen Storie left last night for Eugene to enter the University of Oregon as freshmen Beottnea Junior and Sottle and Elmer Storie, recently elected English instructor at Hill Military Academy Portland, resigns to also enter the university to complete his course Beett was a standout football player and his return will be hailed by all TL of O Students Piet and present
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Glen Scott
Glen Storie
Eugene
University of Oregon
Beott Nea
Sottle
Elmer Storie
The
Hill Military Academy
Portland
Beett
Piet
Correction issued on estate case misstatements
A corrected note clarifies that Frank B. Walker was not the successful claimant and that George T. Roork won the suit after a 14 minute jury deliberation. The second suit named J. T. Rosch as defendant due to misread handwriting, not Gray Brothers.
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Kien
Frank B. Walker
George T. Roork
Mr. Roork
Stoork
Gray Brothers
J. T. Rosch
Wages Rise for Japanese Laborers and Others
The O. KR. & N. announces wage increases effective yesterday for all Japanese laborers to $1.65 per day and for all other laborers to $1.76 per day. The railroad aims to retain workers amid a trend to leave for better pay, deeming previous bonus plans unsuccessful.
Boys In Dangerous Play Endangers Moran's Youngest Son
The youngest son of M. J. Moran, a D. R. and N. railroad section foreman, barely escaped a serious eye injury last evening. He and other boys were firing rubber band missiles at each other, and the boy was struck below the eye with a spent band that could have caused severe damage if it had struck a fraction higher. Moran treated the wound and hopes the incident deters further participation in the dangerous game.
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M. J. Moran
Mann Named Delegate to Dry Farming Congress
L L Mann, state legislator from this county, appointed by Governor Benson as a delegate to the dry farming congress. The meeting runs October 26 to 28 in Billings Montana. Other county appointees listed include J M Burgess and a slate of regional figures from Burns Baker City Lexington Clem Fossil Hay Creek The Dalles Prineville Klamath Falls Corvallis Monmouth La Grande.
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IT. S Geer
Burns
A. V. Swift
Baker City
William T. Campbell
Lexington
C. A. Pannemin
Clem
Albion Kahler
Fossil
Jack Edwards
Hay Creek
J. M. Patterson
the Dalles
T. M. Baldwin
Prineville
C. T. Oliver
Klamath Falls
C. EB. Bradley
Corvallis
J. P. Stump
Monmouth
V. A. McAllister
la Grande
Teachers Organize Union Training Class at Pendleton College
The Union Teacher Training class held its first meeting last Tuesday evening with near enough enrollment and promise of more. Ben Hill was elected president A C Carden vice president and Mrs H A Lowell secretary. A textbook was adopted and orders placed. Rev R E Storey was chosen to lead studies and the first lesson will be the initial book chapter.
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Ben Hill
A. C. Carden
A. Lowell
Pendleton Business College
Frst
R. E. Storey
Panatics Wait in Rain for End of the World Prophecy
In Duxbury Massachusetts on September 25 three hundred followers of Prophet Luder waited in the rain for the world’s end forecast. Luder said the end would come tonight while some think he may have miscalculated and the final judgment could occur a year later. Many sold property in preparation.
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Duxbury
Mass
Luder
Government to bring back stranded laborers from Nome
A revenue cutter will depart Sea Ward Alaska for Nome to recover about a hundred laborers stranded by the Alaskan Development and Investment Company. The men, unpaid after a summer of work, will be landed at Seattle at the government's expense.
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Washington
Alaska
Nome
Alaskan Development and Investment Company
Seattle
Angry mob resents marshal's accidental shot
In Spokane on September 25 an angry mob attacked U S Marshal Pary after his revolver dropped and fired by accident, injuring street car conductor Everett Crosby. The crowd believed the shooting was intentional and did not know the marshal's identity.
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Spokane
U. S.S
Pary
Everett EF. Crosby
Baker City Football Outlook Brightens for Coming Season
Baker City Herald previews the eastern Oregon football season. Nine returning lettermen and strong material give the team edge. Roy Denhams captains the squad and may slot at quarterback. Possible absence of Parm Hunatock complicates plans as Baker City prepares to face Pendleton on November 17 with Thanksgiving open.
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Oregon
Baker City
Sault Lake
Hoya
Roy Denhams
the Herald
Pendleton
Daily Hert Oregonian Carrier Rate Note
A brief notice states the Daily Hert Oregonian is available by carrier for 16 cents per day or weekly at a reduced rate, with payment terms and delivery details implied for subscribers.
Bohemian Farmer Colony to Settle 10000 Acres Near Tule Lake
More than 10000 acres of sagebrush land in southern Klamath basin will be settled by a Bohemian colony from Nebraska arriving late this month. About 160 families will receive 49 to 160 acre farms under irrigation on Lakeside tracts near Tule Lake. If the first colony succeeds, many more families are expected to follow, with rapid local development ahead.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath Basin
Nebraska
Dlokeside
Tule Lake
Highwaymen Shoot Couple in Tacoma Home Invasion
D E Sheldon a small merchant of 2121 Jefferson avenue was shot in the head and his wife beaten by two masked robbers at 9 oclock tonight. They were taken to St Josephs hospital in serious condition but expected to recover. The highwaymen fled with no valuables.
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Tacoma
Wash
D. E. Sheldon
Jefferson Avenue
Sheldon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wreck victims in Seattle recovering
Seattle, Wash. Sept. 25. All those injured in yesterday's wreck when a street car crashed into a restaurant in front of the exposition grounds are recovering today. Those supposed to have been fatally injured were resting easily and unless complications set in they will recover.
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Seattle
Wash
Exposition Grounds
New Livestock Freight Rates and Market Snapshot
Run of hogs for the day was 310 head, with top offerings at $8. Hog demand remains limited though some extra selection could fetch marginally more. Steers arriving in Stockdale yards are mostly average quality and fetch up to $4.25, with poor stock running $3.50 to $3.71. Cows are scarce and premiums between good cows and steers are now differentiated rather than blended.
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Stockdale
Daily cattle run and livestock prices report
Run of cattle for the day was 280 head. Prices listed for cattle include best steers 1200 pounds at 4.50, medium steers 1.60 to 5.75, best cows 3.26, medium cows 3.25, best calves 8, bulla 2.25. Sheep show best wethers 4.44 to 4.25, ordinary 3.75 to 3.85, spring lambs 5.25 to 5.50, straight ewes 3.75, mixed lots 3.85 to 4. Calves best 5, ordinary 3 to 4. House and Willamette valley prices indicated for various categories.
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Willamette Valley
Competent Judge Endorses Nerpieide and Beauty Claims
A series of endorsements from women praising Nerpieide and Terpicide products. Bertha A. Troflinger of Portland credits Terpicide with stopping hair loss and dandruff cure. Grace Dodge also endorses, with sample offer and price details. The Horpicide Co. Detroit and A. Koeppen & Bros. distribute these products via druggists and mail order.
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Bertha A. Troflinger
Morrison &T
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Horpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
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White House
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Pendleton Ruges
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Revenue Cutter
Colorado
Nelson's
Handy Store
Main Street
Nes
Pat Orr
Farmer
Corning Herpleide
Newhro
Wm E. Hanscom, Jewler
M. Headgock
Clark
Cleveland
New York
Madeira
the Orient
Geverny
Egypt
Peatc di
Korppen Bros
F. J. Donaldson
Ingram’s Grocery
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