Local Tennis Club Formed In Commercial Club Meeting
At a club meeting in Commercial club rooms last evening a tennis club was organized with Charles H W Marsh as president and William McKinney as secretary treasurer. Plans for permanent courts were discussed and Marsh authorized a three member committee to study locating the courts at Roundup Park. Rhinehart Roland Oliver and John E Montgomery were named and visited the park with an engineer to inspect the grounds. The Roundup association approved the plan and construction of courts is likely. A further meeting will review committee reports on estimated costs.
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Charles HW. Marsh
William Ce McKinney
Marsh
Rhinehart
Roland Oliver
John E. Montgomery
Doctor's emergency cabinet sale an offer for relief
An advertisement from Hamilton Drug Co promotes an Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet with general purpose remedies for pains sprains corns piles bronchial issues and digestive troubles. It claims safety and full directions with a special introductory price of one dollar per cabinet, available for a short time.
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Hamilton Drug CO
Hamilton
Obl
Park facility plans for three courts and club facilities
A southwest park corner parcel will host three permanent tennis courts with lockers and a shower bath under the grandstand. The club may welcome women as members once ground location is fixed, with a membership committee to be named.
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Marsh
Yakima Looks Like the One Best Bet
North Yakima, favored by fans and manager Al Lodell, stars veteran pitchers Paddy Welch Kile and Peterson and a powerful hitting lineup led by Herrod Stokke Taylor Ford and Fuller. Yakima plans an eleven man roster to save on salaries, risking one pitcher in the outfield Wallin Walla. Forts face strong fielding and youthful arms from the Buckarooves.
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North Yakima
al Lodell
Braves
Mes
Eddie Ford
Paddy Welch
Walla Walla
Kile
Peterson
Yuks
Herrod
Stokke
Taylor
Ford
Fuller
Leonard
Kelly
Welch
The Woman Beautiful 12 Art Pictures Offer
A vintage advertisement for 12 hand colored art panels by European and other artists. Finely printed via phototone on heavy art paper, sizes 7x10 inches, with a free 15x18 colored picture upon ordering. Full set offered postpaid for 1.25, with money back guarantee from Dayton Art Portrayal Co. Dayton Ohio.
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Orfer
Dayton Art Portrayal CO
Dayton
Ohio
Walla Walla Baseball Faces Season Pressure and Hopes
Martins Harmon and Davis head a young Walla Walla club known for base hitting power though the team has had a weak batting average. Pendleton fans are mostly pleased, while the Buckaroos from Walla Walla are seen as vulnerable but improving. Early optimism centers on a surprise from King’s young squad and solid pitcher development.
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Martins
Harmon
Davis
Walla Walla
Everone
Pendleton
Buckarooes
Lodell
Home Run in First Sth Wins for Portland
In Sacramento, April 2, 1914, Arthur Koress of Milwaukee capped a tense pitching duel with a solo homer in the ninth, lifting Portland to a 1-0 victory over Sacramento as West vs Stroud matched zeroes through eight and a half innings.
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Portland
Sacramento
Cal
Arthur Kores
Milwaukee
Wis
West
Stroud
Bankok
Birmingham
Schweitzer
Moran
Buckaroo Camp Adds New Pitches From West Coast
P Senner from Thompson Nevada arrives from Portland to join the Buckaroo camp and fielding drills at first base. Southpaw George Kelly from Victoria shows potential despite wildness while Whis Per Nadeau of Pendleton and North Yakima links appear in Boise Union association. Whitman College faces Bucks Saturday as Walla Walla closes for parade. Paddy Welch to pitch North Yakima opener. King of Baker signs Alameda shortstop French lingering as a comer.
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P. Senner
Thompson
Nevada
Portland
Phil Nadeau
Pendleton
North Yakima
Boise
Union Association
Try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Colds
This advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It praises its cures and worldwide reputation, noting it is for sale by all dealers.
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All Dealera
Adv
On the Altar of Patriotism and Other Plays at Local Playhouses
The Thursday program features a two part Pathe drama On the Altar of Patriotism showing heroic sacrifice as Lieutenant Otto and Eleanor steal enemy plans, are shot at, but deliver the papers and die blessed by their country. Also Edison’s The Rose story with Mable Trunnelle portrays a returning love via a message in a rose, plus Love's Oblivion by Melies and a comic reel One on Batty Bill.
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Pathe
Atto
Eleanor
Otto
Edison
Mable Trunnelle
Joe
Teas of the Durbervilles on screen by Mrs Fiske
Daniel Frohman presents Mrs. Fiske in Teas of the Durbervilles a five reel dramatization of Tess Durbyfield and her trials. Tess clashes with Angel Clare and Alex D Urberville as she navigates scandal motherhood and vengeance, ending in tragedy and imprisonment.
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Daniel Frohman
Rex
Tess
Angie Clare
D'Urberville
Walters and Murray to headline vaudeville brief
Cosy acts Walters and Murray, a comedy sketch team, will headline the vaudeville bill for Wednesday and Thursday nights. Their routines blend quick wit and character sketches for local theatergoers.
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Cosy. Walters and
Murray
Last of unemployed army disperses from Sacramento
Sacramento April 2. The Liberty Cite unemployed army on the city outskirts has dispersed after rain dampened spirits and ruined tents. The remaining 30 members scattered, while deputies moved tents flags and banners from the suburban lot to the county jail. The group subsisted on mustard leaves from nearby fields.
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Sacramento
Liberty
Famous D D D Skin Soap Free Offer Ad
A Tallman Drug Company ad promotes a free D D D Skin Soap offer with the purchase of a full size bottle of D D D Prescription for Kenema. The message guarantees relief from the first bottle and invites customers to try it, claiming many families use and recommend these products.
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Tallman Drug Company
The Turning Point in a 9 reel Keystone drama
A lively Mutual Weekly note previews The Turning Point a 9 reel American drama starring Sydney Ayres and Vivian Rich about a girl burglar and a rich idler whose encounter changes two lives. Also mentions Broncho Busting in Texas a snowy train in the Alps a Honolulu carnival Coxey’s new army and The Backyard Theater Keystone kid company debuting Master Gordon Griffith and the troupe.
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Sydney Ayres
Vivian Rich
Mutual
Texas
Honolulu
Coxey
Keystone
Gordon Griffith
Little Bill
Billy Mann heads to Spokane for Pantages engagement
Bill Mann, sole original Billy Mann and vice president of minstrelsy, charmed three small audiences last night at the Alta theater. He opens next Monday in Spokane for Pantages, a sign of his professional standing, with Pendleton repeatedly featuring him as a leading comedian in various minstrel shows. The three reel feature The Buccaneers offers strong scenes, good costumes, and sharp photography, while Pearl White stars in the slapstick What Didn't Happen to Mary.
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Bill Mann
Billy Mann
Alta Theater
Billy
Spokane
Pendleton
Pearl White
Mary
Pioneer prospector Burgess quits after final pan of gold
Charles Burgess, an aged Baker county prospector, returns from Pine creek with a pocket full of marked nuggets from a two year claim. He plans to quit after one last panful, made last week, ending his long search for gold.
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Baker, Ore
Charles Burgess
Baker County
Pine Creek
Burgess
Claiming a Pocket Nugget Worth Fifteen Dollars
A prospector reports a nugget worth 15 dollars and two additional pieces valued at five dollars each. He has struck a pocket and is now processing the claim with himself and two assistants handling the work.
Cornell Football Star Weds Ithaca Woman
Arthur Fritz Jeff Rees Jr right end of last year’s Cornell varsity football team married Ruth Ely of Ithaca. The couple wed secretly in Niagara Falls February 4. Rees is 22 and a senior.
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Ithaca WN
Arthur Fritz
Jeff Rees, Jr
Cornell
Ruth Ely
Ithaca
Niagara
Falls
Rees
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Quick Strength Rise
When every effort tires you out the ad urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a quick health fix. It claims impure blood and poor digestion hinder vitality and promises rapid strength and endurance with the product.
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Hood
Clemson adds two in football squad from Asheville
In a Cornell related note, a player from the Cornell School of Mechanical Engineering has been a varsity football member for the last two years and hails from Asheville North Carolina.
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Cornell School of Mechanical Engineering
Asheville, N.C
Pendleton Local 21 Meets on First and Third Saturdays
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America Pendleton Local No 21 meets on the first and third Saturdays monthly. The group discusses the Farmers Marketing Plan and other vital farmer concerns. President C Earnheart presides with W P Evans as secretary treasurer.
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Farmers’ Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
Pendleton
C. Earnheart
W. P. Evans
Treas
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