Entries All In For Bouts Here At Multnomah Club
Larry Duff will represent Multnomah at the interclub meet to be held at the Oregon theater on September 27 and 28. Edgar Frank confirms eleven entrants including Duff in wrestling and several boxers, with workouts urged tonight at 8 p m and reserved seating at Tallman’s drug store.
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Larry Duff
Multnomah
Oregon Theater
Edgar Frank
P. V
Dudley Evans
Fred Sax
Ed Williams
Knowlton
du Val
Seattle
Floyd Patton
Spokane
Cisco Bullivant
Ballard Athletic Club
Tallman's Drug Store
Cleaning service promises guaranteed work in city
The announcement urges readers to use a reliable cleaning house for dry and steam cleaning. It notes many fear shrinking and promises thorough responsibility, with a satisfaction guarantee or no pay. Parcels are called for and delivered anywhere in the city.
Washington Bars Women Smokers This Winter
Washington hotel proprietors announced that women will not be allowed to smoke in parlors or dining rooms when the social season starts. They claim Washington society is refined and that women guests have not shown desire to smoke publicly in the capitol.
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Washington
Capitol
America
Thursday Afternoon Club in Pendleton Opens Fall Session
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the Thursday Afternoon Club begins fall sessions in Pendleton with a meeting at Mrs. James A Fee's home. Also notes a marriage license issued today to Daniel Albert Potters and Constance Hastings, both county residents, and fish warden RK Clinton arriving to promote the state fish exhibit in Pendleton.
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James A. Fee
Daniel Albert Potters
Constance Hastings
City
E. Clinton
Oregon
Pendleton
Ulstriet Foir
Expert shooter arrives for Pendleton Round-Up festivities
Gus Red Perez, famed Peters Cartridge Co. marksman, reached Pendleton last night for the Round-Up events but has yet to decide on exhibitions. James Blakely, noted Iowa county stockman, also arrived with horses for the Round-Up relay races. Fred Spain likely rides for Blakely.
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Gus “Red” Perez
United States
Pendleton
Peters Cartridge Co
James Blakely
Wallowa County
la Grande
Baker
Fred Spain
Farm land sale near Athena for 15000 dollars
Gustave and Edith Schubert sold a quarter section of wheat land about three miles northwest of Athena to G. M. Thompson of Athena for 15000 dollars. The deed was filed today. In separate items H Hinze was fined ten dollars for gambling after confinement at a doll rack game near the depot. An outside photographer at the Round-up was fined five dollars for hawking wares without a license. Ten other offenders appeared in court this morning and totals collected reached forty dollars.
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Athena
Gustave
Edith Schubert
G. M. Thompson
H. Hinze
Round-Up Thrills At Pendleton Listing For Early Contests
The crowd gathers for Pendleton’s Round-Up with young riders among the entrants. A 12 year old from Union is praised as a skilled cowpony racer, while another 12 year old joins the event. Relays arrive, with Jim Blakely and the Spain group expected. Grandstands plus remodeled bleachers promise equal views, with contests to start around 1 50. Lodging and meals are organized by the accommodation committee as Pendleton readies for the three day event with special trains arriving tonight.
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Song
Earl Zeek
Union
Jim Blakely
Wallowa
Spain
Pendleton
Sperry
Prize Saddle for Steer Roping World Champion 1912
A 1912 prize saddle made by E L Power & Son Pendleton Oregon wins first prize for the stee roping world champion at the Round-Up. The hand carved white trim and vine design feature Let er Buck and World’s Championship First Prize Saddle. The prize valued at 125.00 will be displayed in the Power store window after exhibitions across railroad lines. John Spain of Union Oregon won the 1912 saddle after the 1911 saddle won at Frontier Day Cheyenne.
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E. L. Power & Son
Pendleton
Oregon
L. Power & Son
L. ©. Campbell
Power
Rosadera
Power Store
John Spain
Union
Cheyenne
Crowds swell as Round-up demand outpaces lodging
Citizens urged to provide beds and tents as crowd sizes threaten housing. Messages report Portland No 18 to run 15 cars and Spokane Walla Walla No 7 to run two specials, reducing Pullman capacity for visitors.
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T. FE O'Brien
Portland
Spokane
Pendleton Special Trains Offer Reserved Seats
Pendleton readers learn of fifteen carriages attached and two sections of a special train to Pendleton via the O W R & N, with reservations in high demand. The Oregon Journal operates five trains not departing until tomorrow night and arriving Friday morning. A daily Kennewick special reaches Pendleton at 16 36, departing after the show. Spokane Portland Seattle and Tacoma specials arrive Friday and Saturday.
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Pendleton
T. F. O'Brien
Portland
Oregon Journal
N. P
Kennewick
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Governor West to target Saloon Closures in Oregon
Salem Oregon September 85 Governor West announced plans to file suits on Monday to enjoin allegedly objectionable saloons at the Oregon Electric depot in Portland He said on October 10 he will offer a $100 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone owning or leasing a house of prostitution in Oregon
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Electric
Portland
Oregon
Violin Class Begins at Whitman College
Mr. R A Williams professor of violin at Whitman College Walla Walla starts a class on Wednesday October 1. Interested individuals may obtain full information on tuition and recommendations from Mrs G W Phelps by calling Main 506.
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R. A. Williams
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Ested
G. W. Phelps
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