Local Classifieds Offerings and Listings in Pendleton
A cluttered dispatch lists want ads for labor, housing, and goods. Phrases cover drayage, general house work, room and board, rental rooms, sales of furniture and ranges, a restaurant and lodging house sale, cedar paste, a new lumber delivery, a dairy laundry loss, ranch work, a carload of cedar paste, and farm land for sale on Butter Creek near Echo with contact care. It notes a dentist away for studies, a nursery at West Alta, a lost dog in need of return, and a van shipment service. A variety of items including a single buggy, a good bicycle, a good team, and a 460-acre farm with alfalfa and summer fallow are offered or sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
Universal Range
Inquire
Franklin
St. Elmo
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Post Street
Lilleth Street
Carney & Bradley Barn
Webb Street
L. D. Idleman
Portland
Spokane
Penland Bros
City of Papette Arrives San Francisco After Gale Fight
The cod fishing schooner City of Papette reaches San Francisco harbor after a three day battle to keep afloat. The exhausted crew reports one man missing following a fierce northwest gale that battered the vessel in the harbor.
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San Francisco
Methodists condemn Carnegie endowment in Vanderbuilt debate
Jackson, Sept. 26. The Saint Louis conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adopted resolutions condemning the Vanderbilit university trustees for accepting a one million dollar endowment from Andrew Carnegie. The action followed a spirited debate during the session.
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Jackson
Vanderbit University
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Carnegie
S J Louis Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sex Hygiene Teaching Debate Split at Mellon Home Meeting
In Pittsburg on September 26 delegates from the National Federation of Settlements discussed endorsing sex hygiene education in public schools. While 26 delegates favored teaching, opinions on methods were divided and a committee was tasked to report recommendations. Luncheon guests included 700 Pittsburg clubwomen.
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Pittsburg
Personal mentions from the city social round
Duke of Union, J. A. Bradley of Wallowa, G. H. Bishop of Athena, A. L. Schaeffer the local jeweler, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McNarren of Umatilla, FP. A. McPhee Wenaha Springs manager, John S. Vinson Freewater resident, S. L. Peterson Milton attorney, Fred W. Lampkin East Oregonian manager, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Day Weston, Marion Jack in Walla Walla for the wild west show, the Blakelys and Thompson couples in Walla Walla, Newton Miller Holdman en route to the fair, Joe Murphy at Walla Walla fair, Vera Wells La Grande for little Janita Henderson funeral, C. A. Moll Wallula moving to Pendleton for winter, Lee D. Drake and Ben F. Trombley grouse hunting near Gibbon, Roy Alexander Baker visit to see uncle Charles Eppinger shot and stabbed last Wednesday.
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Duke
Union
J. A. Bradley
Wallowa
St. George
G. H. Bishop
Athena Attorney
A. L. Schaeffer
John S. Vinson
Freewater
Peterson
Milton
Fred W. Lampkin
East Oregonian
Walla Walla
J. H. Day
Weston
Marion Jack
Joe Murphy
Walla Walla Fair
Henoe
Mise Vera Wells
T. M. Henderson
la Grande
Jaanita Henderson
C. A. Moll
Familly
Wallula
Pendleton
Lee D. Drake
Ben F. Trombley
Gibbon
Death of Man at Antlers Hotel in Baker Oregon
A man, about 35, registered at the Antlers hotel in Baker and was found dead at the bottom of a stairway to the kitchen. Police suspect foul play after a pocket letter addressed to a deputy sheriff in Sho shone Idaho, signed by a different name, was found. His wife, on their honeymoon from Philadelphia to Portland, last saw him alive Tuesday evening as he played cards.
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Portland
Philadelphia
Seven Socialist Signers Held in Seattle
In Seattle Washington on September 26 seven of the 99 Socialist signers of a mass meeting resolution were arrested for contempt of court despite an anti street speaking injunction. Each posted 250 bail and was to appear before Judge Humphries on October 3.
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Seattle
Wash
John E. Humphries
Humphries
Humphriea
Hermon F. Titus
Supreme Court
Grympia
Prisoner Denies Murder in Molalla Chief Case
Harry Clark, held in connection with Indian Henry’s death at Molalla, confessed to dragging the chief across the road after he died but maintains he did not kill him. Sheriff notes clear footprints beside the body and says no further incriminating evidence has been developed.
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Harry Clark
Indian Henry
Molalla
Oregon City
Ore
Clark
Henry
Last Concert of Band Tonight in Open Air Serenade
The Round-up band gives its final open air serenade of the summer season tonight. Rather than an elevated platform, the band will move from street to street playing selections at each stop. Last year’s serenade drew a large crowd and another splendid program is planned.
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Heror
Wife Charged With Conspiring to Wed Old Man
Ida M. Hoff now Mrs. Isaac Miller stands accused in Salem Oregon of conspiring to marry 74 year old Isaac Miller in his dotage to gain his $30000 property. Guardian A M Fry filed suit to annul the marriage alleging accomplices La Velle Eddins and La Clair Eddins helped procure the license without Miller or Mrs Miller present. The case, heard by Judge Galloway, overruled a demurrer and allows Fry to pursue the action.
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Miller
Salem
Ore
Ida M. Hoff
Isaac Miller
A. M. Fry
Galloway
Fry
Wallace and Haskell Face Red Light Violation Charges
In Tacoma on September 24, Information charging violation of a red light abatement law was issued against Hough C. Wallace, former member of the national democratic executive committee and President Wilson's adviser in the state, owner of the Antlers hotel raided as an immoral resort, and Forbes R. Haskell Jr., Secretary of the Northern Coast company. They appeared before Prosecuting Attorney Dow and announced readiness for trial when scheduled. Wallace is president of the Northern Coast company.
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Tacoma
Hough C. Wallace
Natlone Democratic Executive Committee
Wilson
Antlers
Forbes R. Haskell Jr
Northern Coast Company
Dow
Wallice
Northern Coast Comminy
Death of Dr Roland D Jones in automobile incident
Dr Roland D Jones a rheumatic disease specialist and reputed millionaire died suddenly of heart failure while driving his car in upper Broadway New York on September 26. He managed to stop the vehicle to avert a traffic accident before collapsing beside the wheel. His fellow occupant, Dr Elwood Patrick of West Chester PA, tended the body. Jones formerly lived in Philadelphia and was a notable graduate.
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New York
Roland D Jones
Crowdall Upper Broadway
Jones
Elwood Patrick
West Chester
Philadelphia
President Help Sought to Break Tariff Deadlock
Senator Simmons urged the president to intervene as house and senate tariff conferences remain deadlocked over fine rates cotton futures tax and wool schedule dates. He argued a small luxury tax rise could remove the need for penalties on policyholder funds at state and national levels.
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Washington
Simmons
House
Senate
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Coats
Express
F.e.livengood
Elliot
Field School
West
Alta Street
Main Street
Collee
Malen Burnett
Association Building
Miss Burnett
Trixy
Butter Creek
C. P. Bowman
Echo
Oregon
Ady
Carnegie
of Our
Swift’s Hams
Swift
Winchester
J.T. MccNarren
Umatilla
the Ely
A. McPhee
Wenaha Springs
Yeaterday
Roy Alexander
Baker
Charles Eppinger
Witit
Wohlenberg Department Store
The
University of Pennsylvania
F. J. Donaldson
C. Haines
College Street
Apperson
Jack Rabbits
Red
Pendleton Auto CO
Crescent Saloon
Henry Schultz
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
World Building
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