Athena and Pendleton lead at Umatilla county track meet
The third annual Umatilla County Athletic and Oratorical Association event in Athena drew a large crowd. Pendleton High led with 122 points, Athena close behind at 115, dominating many sprint and field events. The oratorical contest followed at the Christian church with judges from Whitman College and Walla Walla High School awarding top honors to Savannah Smith and Charlotte Rasmussen.
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Aarge
Umatilla County
Athena
Umatilla County Athletic and Oratorical Association
I. J. Young
Milton
W. W. Wiley
Harry Bondy
A. A. Asbabr
Pendleton
Joel Davis
Weston
C. A. Guerns
Kyle McDaniel
Adame
Pendleton High
Athena High
Columbia College
Adams
Jordan
Fee
Hie
Payne
Worthington
McEwen
Rose Payne
Mertin Sobasky
George Lieuallen
Maurice Bannister
Athena Commercial Club
Addison
Mills
Smith
Saling
Bannister
Knight
Baker
Athier
Adama
Shell
Christian Church
Professora Raby and Kitt
Whitman College
Professor Hook
Walla Walla High School
Savannah Smith
Athens
Bethel Dakio
Uharlotte Rasmussen
Raby Bannister
Zane Lansdale
Weaton
Milt
Joel Davia
A. M. Meldrum
Floyd Pinkerton
Milton Reo
Rena Bannister
Esther Dakin
Miss Kemp
Tee
Tom Sawyer
Twain
Charlotte Rasmusson
Ruby Bannister
Miss Romig
Merlyn Alien
Columbia
Glenn Dudley
Jessie McLeod
Oration
Gladiators
Paul Finnell
Qatiline
Keep an eye on the Cubs says Chance for pennant
Manager Chance outlines Cubs' hopes with Johnny Evers to bolster infield, two promising pitchers, and ready substitutes Saler and Agier. He may return to first base if needed as he shifts to bench role after earlier retirement plans. Golf pros head to Britain. Open contenders include McDermott and Duncan voiced concerns over invasion. Olympic tryouts set under Swedish rules. officials must be qualified and field events use Swedish-supplied implements. International motorboat races to be held on sheltered courses with precise mark spacing and distances. Paris hosts marathon-focused talks with Holmer, Bouchard, and others in prospect of matches. Boum of Vienna challenges Wolff of England to a twelve-hour swim for $500.
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Cubs
Chance
Johnny Evers
Inield
Saler
Agier
Laat
Dnck McDermott
Great Britain
George Dancan
Almerton
Duncan
McDermott
Muirfield
James B. Sullivan
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Sullivan
Offield
Motorboat Club of America
Gift
Meltiel
Happy in Adversity Change That Business Reverses Wrought
A husband loses his job and a family of five endures drastic cutbacks. Within three months, the wife notes they are closer and happier, with children engaging in responsibilities and the husband earning a third of his prior salary. The family chose honesty with the children about the hardship, and the wife says they do not regret the reversal.
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George
Ladies’ Home Journal
The Puzzling Red Eyed Vireo and Club Beginnings
Pauncefote’s critic quotes and a tale of a founta in pen used at The Hague with shells and quills. The Red Eyed Vireo migrates from Center America to Nebraska, then northwest to British Columbia over six weeks. Early modern English clubs include the Mermaid, Calves Head, and Kit Kat with quirky origins. A Patt anecdote recalls a humorous stage mishap and a homey remark on genius and happiness.
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Pauncefote
Lord Pauncefote
Hague
Monaleur
America
Mississippi
Nebraska
England
Cleery
Walter Raleigh
Shakespeare
Mussoons
Charles 1
Addiwm
Christopher Kat
Shire Lane
London Telegraph
The Star Spangled Banner Adopted as National Anthem Debate
The text notes that The Star Spangled Banner was popularly used as the national song with military regimens for morning and evening color duties, but it states it has never been formally adopted as the nation’s anthem by Congress.
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Army
Bourne Reflects On Oregon Primary Defeat And Newspaper Influence
Senator Bourne discusses his Oregon senatorial primary loss and blames limited campaigning. He claims 260 newspapers backed his renomination while most local papers spread praise or opposition, affecting public opinion. He defends his noncampaign stance as principled and argues newspapers biased readers toward rivals.
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Oregon
Bourne
Portland
Extovelvge
Washington
Bovine
Ehogld
Leant Fair
Training of Wild Animals and the Three Ring Show
The article warns trainers that wild animals cannot be truly tamed and may attack if they sense power over them. It describes training risks, defense tactics, and the dangers of provoking ferocity. It notes the I I Big Three Ring Wild Animal Cleave show in Althouse on May 5 featuring 45 educated animals led by African bred Mon e A Key, a Weston resident, who was in the city Monday.
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Dontie Tigar
Cag Aing
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le Grow
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Wilson
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First National Bank
Athena Capital
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D. H. Mansfield
Main Street
Athena Bakery
A. F. Crusey
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Lievallen
Gordon
Morley
McDonald
Swanson
Hampton
Turner
Westov
Morley Columbia
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Finnel
Weetov
Hawmer
Binderman
Dudley
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Reesor
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Roas Payne
Leal
Pettinger
Ross Payne
Teal
Sietart
Rosa Payne
Rex Payne
Grant
Kilgore
Bunsell
Spear
Sebasky
Bussell
Russell
Osburn
Casey
McBain
Lionalisa Athena
Lieualien
Reo
Athena Schoola
MoKwen
Aibeno
Corvallis
Eugene
Robert Bastland
Eastland Station
Hhis Land
William Binkely
Eugena
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de. Herbert Baetland
Bakes County
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Pendieton
Grand Assembly of
Rebekate
Westher
Altena Rand
Dell Brothers
Chicago Cubs
Paris
Holmer
Bouchard
Umnaltal
Prdestrian Contesta
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Longboat
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Wolff
Robert Boum
Vienna
Jabox Wolf
American Press Association
Patti
Mme
Patt
Santley
Jonathan JR
A, Key
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