N Hard One to Lose From Page One in extra innings
In a tense 12 inning contest Athena and Walla Walla chased runs with Frink and Seagrist strong on the mound. A late rally tied the game at 4 and Seagrist delivered a three-base hit in the 10th, but Athena finally prevailed as Brown’s miscue and Harmon’s single produced the decisive run in extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Hanson
Brown
Owens
Portland
Ditto
Clark
Nadal
Parrot
Picard
Millers
Frink
Aot
Harmon
Pembrook
Green Picard
Seachrist
Smith
Shrader
Felder
Brink
Walden
Sogrist
Boower
Strader
Athena
Ting
Seagrist
Kime
Sheader
Liesnllen
Pelland
Sangrist
Lienallen
Jesse
Baewer
Pinard
Seichrist
Edwarte
Houston
ROOTS
Ied Walden
Seagrat
Danson
Boewer
Walla Walla
Edward
Weston and Athena Play in Lopsided Exhibitions
The report covers two exhibition games with Weston and Athena ending 18 to 2, and Walla Walla routing 18 to 4. Beylor and Schrader pitched for the Bears and Millers respectively, with Picard contributing three hits and three runs. Pendleton beat Milton 13 to 2 as Weston and Walla Walla prepared for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Beylor
Wheler
Athena
Walla Walla
Schrader
Bears
Picard
Brown
Smith
Millers
Jesse Picard
Lad
Pendleton
Milton
Tcho
Echo
Chained ants and lace legend in quaint observations
A passage describes ants that spin silk to bind leaves, forming leaf bridges by chaining larvae and workers. It then tells Melchior de Vogue’s lace legend about a Vene tan sailor and a girl weaving seaweed into lace, followed by a cartoonish quip about tombstone length from a London Telegraph item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchior de Vogue
Keeps It Well Miss Antique Age Remark
A light dialogue in the Philadelphia Record notes Nell questions Miss Antique about aging and Belle replies that she never reveals her age, portraying a witty social exchange. The item captures a polite, humorous exchange reflecting prevailing era attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Belle
Philadelphia
Summary of Oregon summons for divorce and name change
Ida Wittman sues John Wittman in Circuit Court of Oregon Umatilla for divorce and restoration of her name to Ida Haworth. The six week deadline from May 18 1911 requires appearance by June 10 1911. Peterson and Wilson are plaintiffs attorneys in Athena Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gircuit
State of
Oregon
Umatilla County
Ida Wittman
Plaintil
John . Wittman
John
Ida Haworth
Ammons
G. W. Phelps
Athena Press
Peterson & Wilson
Plaintif
Probate notice for Muanafield estate in Paters and Wilson filing
George W. Gross as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Fravers M. Muanafield is represented by Paters and Wilson, attorneys for the administrator, in the probate proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gross
Fravers M. Muanafield
Paters and Wilson
Altotneys
Adm
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J. Conley
Breed
London Telegraph
Ground
Woodlark
Freewater
Geo. W. Bear
F. Sharp
Third Street
Athena Oregor
G. $. Newsom
M. D
Peterson & Wilson Attorneys-at-Law
Homer I. Watts
Jos
C. W. Lassen
M. D. V. Odlelul Stake
McKillip Vetinary Cnnege
Chicago
Umatilla
Francis M. Manafield
Greheroky
George W.krosa
A. D
Pranvis M. Mansfeld
Attornens, Peterson & Wilson
Athwon
Pen Gleton
Athens Proas
ST. Wighols Hotel
Froome
THE
ST. Nichols
Mass and Thind
Athena, Cr
Troy Laundry
Henry Keene
Walter A. Wood
Admiral Mower
G. W. Proeestel Weston
Gront
Marion Jack
Pres
M. L. Akers
Sec-Treas
Pendleton Iron Works
City Meat Market
C. L. May
Main Street
Ecker
Cie Lestade & Childrens
Cline
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