Catcher Dansher Joins Athena Yellow Kids For Season
Athena Ore April 6 Dan Shea renowned ball catcher signs with the Yellow Kids of Athena and will arrive tomorrow night to begin work. Known across the Pacific coast he previously played for San Francisco as change catcher and earlier for the Portland Browns. He is regarded as a strong addition as the season opens with a Yellow Kids versus Walla Walla game.
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Shea
San Francisco
Athena
Northwest
Yellow Kids
Walla Walla
Ore
East Oregonian
Dan Shea
Danny Shea
Pacific Coast
Portland Browns
Your Prescription Privilege In Our Pharmacy Ad
A vintage ad proclaims you may fill your doctor’s prescription anywhere and invites customers to use their service. It emphasizes fresh pure drugs, expert care, and competitive prices to earn customer loyalty.
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Ncs
Athena Nines Ready To Take On Walla Walla
Ike Butler will be twirler for the Yellow Kids this season with Shea catching. The lineup promises first class ball and a possible sweep if the rest of the team resembles the battery. A test comes this Saturday and Sunday in Athena where locals expect Garden City players to be defeated. Enthusiasts plan to travel to Athena to witness the game.
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Athena
Ike Butler
Butler
Shea
Walla Walla
Athena Nine
Garden City
Knights of Pythias Buy Church Property on Malin Street
The Meth odist church lot at Main and Water streets sold to Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias for 5000 dollars. Deed to trustees T G Montgomery T M Henderson and C E Troutman. Knights plan to build later, currently renting the old church building.
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Knights of Pythias
Malin Street
Methodiat Church
Main and
Water Streets
Damon Lodge No. 4
T. G. Montgomery
T. M. Henderson
C. E. Troutman
Pendleton Commercial club to hold committee reports and dues action
President Cohen outlines 50 bills paid and two applications accepted as Moorhouse reports $449.40 receipts and $668 balance. Delinquents will be posted and suspended after three months. Dues unchanged. proposed raise to $2 postponed as association endorses inaction. Committees elected for year. librarian told to suspend nonpayers per by laws.
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Cohen
Moorhouse
Commercial Association
Board of Managers
Association
Pendleton
W. I. Gadwa
A. R. Price
Mark Moorhouse
Nye
Ulure
Main Street Mystery Hints at Gambling Rooms Above State Saloon
Residents question the use of rooms overhead the State saloon after recent fittings including carpets and furniture. A new double-door entrance with a see through panel and spring lock raises suspicions of gambling operations. Police may require balconies opened for access as officers monitor the site.
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Main Street
C. J. Whitaker
Oregon Daily Journal endorses bolter candidate Lowell
The Oregon Daily Journal weighs republican views on Stephen A. Lowell a bolter candidate for U S senator arguing past bolts may reflect honesty and independence. It notes Lowell’s four years ago backing George Chamberlain over Furnish and suggests voters in Umatilla County will decide April 20 and June results may prove he was right despite party opposition.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Stephen A. Lowell
United States
George Chamberlain
William Furnish
Lowell
Ma Lowell
Umatilla County
Congress
Rev Boyd 15 Dead Academy Founder Dies in San Francisco
Rev Thomas M Boyd long time Pendleton Presbyterian pastor and founder of Pendleton Academy died in San Francisco while doing missionary work. He left Pendleton 16 years ago due to poor health, leaving a wife and four children. He helped establish the academy by moving the old courthouse to East Webb Street for its site in 1888 and served Pendleton’s First Presbyterian Church from 1885 to 1888 before moving to Olivet Presbyterian in San Francisco.
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Thomas M. Boyd
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
The
Academy
San Francisco
Pacific Presbyterian of
Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Pendleton Academy
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Oregon
Base East
Thin State
Presbyterian
California
Cement Block Machine Demonstration On West Court Street
Dan May, a well known contractor, tested a cement block making machine on West Court street this forenoon. C C Chuthrie, agent for the company, explained the operation. The machine can produce blocks of various sizes and claims blocks rival stone in wear and strength at lower cost. If successful, May will use the machine in his contracting work locally.
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Dan May
West Court Street
Chuthrie
Sime
May
Moorhouse to Speak at Lenten Lecture on Character
Mark Moorhouse will deliver the weekly Lenten lecture at the Church of the Redeemer this evening. His topic is The Essential Elements of Character Necessary In the Making of a Successful Business Man. This is the next to last in the series. The speaker for next week is not yet announced.
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Church of the Redeemer
Mark Moorhouse
Domestic science lessons schedule at parish house this week
The parish house hosts domestic science lessons this Thursday at 10 a m Friday at 7 30 p m and Saturday at 2 and 7 30 p m A special chafing dish demonstration is set for Friday at 7 20 p m with many young men showing interest The lesson costs 50 cents for non season ticket holders but is free for season ticket holders.
Farewell for Dr J J Miller by Woodcraft group
Pendleton Women of Woodcraft plan a farewell reception for Dr and Mrs J L Miller at the point option in the evening before Dr Miller departs for California on an extended visit. The Olio river rose to 69.2 feet at Cincinnati on April 1 then began to subside. danger is now past.
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J. J. Miller
Pendleton Circle of Women of Woodcraft
J. L. Miller
Dr. Miller
California
Olio
Cincinnati
Funeral of Mrs. Thompson at Col. Raley home
The funeral for Mrs. J. C. Thompson will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow from Col. J. H. Raley's residence on College Street. Rev. W. L. Van Nuys will conduct the service and interment will be in Olneye Cemetery. Pallbearers include G. A. Hartman T. G. Montgomery J. M. Bentley H. F. Joehman David Cargill and Joergen Mumm. The body will be brought from Walla Walla this evening.
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J. C. Thompson
J. H. Raley
College Street
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Olneye Cemetery
G. A. Hartman
T. G. Montgomery
J. M. Bentley
H. F. Joehman
David Cargill
Joergen Mumm
Thompson
Walla Walla
Indians in police court face drunkenness charges
Senator Mitchell and Charles Switmer, two Indians, appeared in police court this morning charged with drunkenness. Each received the usual three days in jail by Judge Fite Gerald. Mitchell has appeared before after returning from Salem, seeming to make up time lost during his penitentiary term.
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Senator Mitchell
Charles Switmer
Fite Gerald
Mitchell
Salem
Idaho Regent Roach Visits Moscow for State Univ Meet
Rev I E Roach pastor of Horse City M E Church passes through the city to Moscow for a board of regents meeting of Idaho State University where rebuilding plans after a recent fire will be discussed A Whrary structure is expected soon with main building possibly delayed until after the state legislature meets L C Deane named resident agent for Oregon Life Insurance Company in this city new firm funded entirely by Oregon capital Samuels founder promoter and western leader in Oregon coverage
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Board of Regents of Idaho
I. E. Roach
M. E
Horse City
Moscow
Board of Regents of
Idaho State University
State University
L. C. Deane
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Oregon
St. Samuels
It Ia
Itn
Reception for New Pastor at First Congregational
Public reception given to Rev. C. H. Neller and family at the First Congregational Church on Webb Street on Friday evening April 6. The public is cordially invited to attend and meet the new pastor.
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C. H. Neller
First Congregational Church
Webb Street
Easter Tea and Sale at Judge Ellis Home
A tea and sale of fancy articles will be held at the home of Judge and Mrs W. RA Ellis on Thursday evening April 2. The event, an Easter tea, supports the Presbyterian church with many items for sale.
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Judge
Mra. W. RA
Ellis
Presbyterian Church
Woodcraft Social Session at Pendleton Circle No 627
Pendleton Circle No 627 hosts a social session after the business meeting this evening. Refreshments will be served and members are warmly invited to attend.
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Woodcraft
Pendleton Circle No. 627
Treasurer Election At Congregational Church
At the regular prayer meeting tomorrow night the Congregational church will elect a new treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by Mrs. Win Brown. Dillon O. F. Turner deputy game warden left this afternoon for Beho on official business.
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Wit Bleet Church
Congregational Church
New Church
Win Brown
Dillon O. F. Turner
Beho
Peter Smith Kinselian Plans Long Rest From Hotel St George
Peter Smith Kinselian, four years at Hotel St George cafe, will take a needed rest for a few months. He may engage in business in the city or seek tenure in Umatilla County after his hiatus.
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Peter E Peter Smith Kinselian
Hotel St. George Cafe
City
Tenet
Umatilla County
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Boston
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Winslow Brothers
Postoffice Blowk
Commercial National Bank
Raley
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New Insurance Agent
Royal M. Sawtelle
H. J. Hasbrouck
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
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