Bert Kelly Hospitalized After Pendleton Update
Pendleton notes report Bert Kelly the famed bucking contest winner at the first Round-up and recent second place finisher is hospitalized at St. Mary's in Walla Walla. Ed Chapman the well known drunk Indian paid honors to Police Judge Fits Gerald after a drinking incident and was given three days to regain sobriety. Echo A and A club hosted another successful dance with Pendleton United Orchestra. Redmen hall dance drew a large crowd with Pendleton United Orchestra providing music. Suit Is Dismissed in Pacific Coast Elevator Co. versus Sheriff Taylor case. parties stipulate the barley and absolve defendant of damages.
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Bert Kelly
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
Ed Chapman
Gerald
Redmen
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Pendleton United Orchestra
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
T. D. Taylor
Conductor Stine Stricken During Work Train
Conductor Stine of the O W R N work train is confined to St Anthony's hospital after a stroke suffered day before yesterday while at Conway. He was brought at once to the city for treatment.
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Stine
St Anthony's Hospital
Conway
Drum sticks and drum given to Harry Hays Jr in Joplin
Harry Hays Jr. of 611 Jackson received drum sticks from his grandmother in Joplin Missouri. His grandfather carried them as a drummer during the Civil War when he served 85 a drummer boy. A handsome drum also arrived as a present from the grandmother.
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Harry Hays, Jr
Jackson
Joplin
Bowman Fined For Speeding By City Police Court
Walter S Bowman the photographer paid a ten dollar fine in police court this morning for a speed ordinance violation. He was in an auto on Jackson street yesterday afternoon at fifteen miles per hour when another car driven by Bowman passed by, and Alex Manning witnessed and helped lead to the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Bowman
Alex Manning
Jackson Street
Bowman
Petition for Administrator of Fred Beller Estate
Katie Beller widow of Fred Beller petitions Freewater county court to appoint her administrator of an estate valued at 2000 dollars. Heirs listed include Margaret Knight Annie Gorton Eva Whitney George W. Beller Joseph Beller and Francis Beller.
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Katie Beller
Fred Beller
Freewater
Margaret Knight
Free Water
Annie Gorton
Snohomish
Eva Whitney
George W
Joseph and
Francis Beller
Shearing Resumes Amid Cold Weather in Pendleton
Ira Hughes, former police officer who quit last month for sheep shearing contracts in Washington, is back in Pendleton. He says the cold weather halted work and the shorn sheep suffered. His shear season will run into July, with work planned in eastern Washington, Umatilla County, and northern Alberta.
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Ira Hughes
Washington
Pendleton
Umatilla
Alberta
Emma Drake to Speak in City Hall Friday Evening
A national lecturer and physician Emma F A Drake of Denver Colorado will lecture in this city at 7 30 Friday evening in the city hall. Dr Drake is described as an author and physician who favors county institutes on sex hygiene and has strong backing from George F Barnes superintendent of schools South Bend Washington who urged contact with county superintendents. Pendleton lecture is free with an offering taken at close.
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Emma F. A. Drake
Denver
Colorado
Drake
George F. Barnes
South Bend
Washington
Kimma Drake
Pendleton
Antiquated Army Commissions On Display At Library
The public library exhibits two historic army commissions for Warren L. Lothrop. One from March 3, 1857 names him second lieutenant in the Fourth Artillery, signed by Franklin Pierce and Jefferson Davis. The other from February 6, 1862 promotes him to captain and assistant quartermaster, signed by Abraham Lincoln and Edwin Stanton. The commissions belong to Mrs. Mary Lane.
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Franklin Pierce
Jefferson Davis
Warren L. Lothrop
Fourth Artillery
Abraham Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Mary Lane
Proceeds for Sufferers Benefit Program at Pastime
Proceeds from today and tomorrow at the Pastime theater go to flood victims in Ohio and Indiana. Manager Matlock offers a program of pictures with regular ten cent admission and an option to contribute more. Funds will be sent to President J W Tallman of the Commercial Association for distribution. A divorce has been granted.
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Ohio
Indiana
Matlock
J. W. Tallman
The
Commercial Association
Court case updates and property transfers in Pioneer region
Judge Phelps to Louise Brown from her husband. custody granted of three minor children. Testimony continues in State v. Jim Roach and Dan Doherty. defense presents witnesses to argue innocence in a calf theft case. Real estate transfers include Nels O Carlstrom to Canning Sheep & Land Co for 800 dollars. Alfred Schweiter to James Adrian for 2400. and several to W H Roeher, A M Gillis, and others in Athena and Pilot Rock areas.
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Nels O. Carlstrom
Canning Sheep & Land Co
Douglas Belta
A. P. Wetzel
Pilot Rock
Ho Ward Snapp
G. U. Snapp
Evans
Milton
G. J. Snapp
J. A. Bradley
W. T. Farrish
Alfred Schweiter
James Adrian
A. M. Gillis
W. H. Roeher
Athena
Seiled Proposals For Two Story Frame Residence
Seiled proposals will be received by Henry Schultz up to noon of April 12 1918 for erection and completion of a two story frame residence with concrete basement according to plans to be furnished at the Matlock Brownfield building bidders to give separate figures for a concrete block veneered building in lieu of outside wood finish April 2 1913
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Henry Schultz
Schultz
Matlock-Brownfield
Buckaroos to Meet Echo Sunday in Season Opener
Pendleton prepares Round-up Park for baseball with the Buckarooes set to host the Echo of the Irrigation league next Sunday. A host of signings arrive from Los Angeles to bolster Pendleton and manager Asa Thomson plans full lineups and daily workouts as the grounds are readied.
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Pendleton
Buckarooes
Echo
Irrigation League
Asa Thomson
Terry McKune
Rader
Eugene
Augustus
Los Angeles
Cowan
Motdell
MecGarrigle
Bob Brown
Brown
Doherty
Nick Williams
California
Bladen
Haworth
Berger
Ashenfelder
Fischer
Harlan
la Grande
Condon
Wells
Union Association
McKune
Portland Coasters Win Openers In Ten Innings
In San Francisco on April 2 the Coast League opener ended after ten innings with Portland defeating San Francisco 3 to 2. The game featured Higginbotham F ish er as batteries for Portland and McManiaf for San Francisco, with Berry Henley and Spencer contributing in the field. In the Sacramento Oakland contest Sacramento won 5 to 2 behind pitching by Spates and Bliss.
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San Francisco
Portland
H. E
McMania
Higginbotham
Fisher, Berry, Henley and Spencer
Sacramento
Oakland
Cal
R. H. E. Sacramento
Stroud
Bliss
Gregory
Mitze
Angels Beat Venice In Coast League Opener
Los Angeles opened the Coast League season in Los Angeles with a 3 to 2 victory over Venice. April 2. The home club scored two runs in the second inning and held on to defeat Venice, with Chech and Boles as battery for Los Angeles and Hitt and Tonneman for Venice.
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Angels
Venice
Los Angeles
Vernon
Aee
Crviwers
Chech
Boles
Hitt
Tonneman
Starr leaves Walla Walla Bears hopeful for success
Chiet Starr, known as the little Indian who sought a spot with the Walla Walla Bears in the Western Tri-State league, departed yesterday for Superior Wisconsin, his home. An old arm injury hindered his bid and the popular player is unavailable for the season.
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Chiet’ Starr
A. G. Starr
Walla Walla Bears
Superior
Wisconsin
Starr
To get entirely well and he would not handle the ball fast enough
A brief notice from the Walla Walla Union notes a player or subject unable to perform to full speed due to illness or injury, affecting his ball handling. The fragment suggests a sportive context with emphasis on speed and recovery, typical of a local sports blurb.
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Walla Walla Union
Gotch Retains World Wrestling Title With Two Falls
In Kansas City Frank Gotch defeated George Lurich of Russia in two straight falls at Convention hall. The first fall came in 18 minutes 10 seconds by a toe hold and arm lock the second in five minutes 6 seconds by a head chancery and bar arm. Gotch dominated the match and demonstrated clear superiority.
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Kansas City
Frank Gotch
George Lurich
Russia
Convention Hall
Gotch
Lurich
Gotch Demonstrates Superior Strength in Mat Clash
In a bout showcasing power, Gotch locked an arm and body hold, lifted Lurich, and slammed him to the mat with notable force, underscoring Gotch's dominance in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utes Gotch
Lurich
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Iker
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Muate
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Workingmens Clothing Co
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