OPANTGA War Vets Organize Camp in Pendleton
OPANTGA War Vets organize Pendleton camp No 6 United Spanish War Veterans with fourteen charter members. George A Hartman Jr named commander and J H Upton of Portland as mustering officer. The group plans to obtain a gun from the battleship Oregon for Pendleton and to take part in Memorial Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartman
Battleship Gun
J. H. Upton
Portland
Malabon
United Spanish War Veterans
George A. Hartman, Jr
Alexander A. Manning
William Kupfis
Arthur E. Lambert
van V. Bowman
A. J. McAllister
John Kearney
J. B. Whittock
Jerry King
George M. Hayes
Kenneth G. Warner
Alfred Carden
Charles J. Ferguson
Dan Bowman
W. W. Cole
City
Arthur Harala
Adams
Roy Wilson Milton
C. A. Lavelance
Echo
Dr. M.S. Kern
Owen Constant
Pilot Rock
C. A. Gilbert
Jay Bowerman
Condon
C. H. Horner
Codon
D. M. Parrish
Athena
A. Roberts
la Grande
H. C. Coliner
William Morelock
Elgin
Charles Bartmess
H. C. McAllister
Lexington
Ave
Oregon
Pendleton
Chamberlain
Ellis
General Baseball Meeting Tonight At Commercial Association
A general baseball meeting is called for this evening at 7 30 in the parlors of the Commercial association. The agenda covers issues of interest to fans and players and all lovers of the game are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmercial Association
School Director Resigns in Nolin District
T F Lane of Nolin has notified County School Superintendent Welles he is leaving the district and tenders his resignation as school director. The superintendent will declare the office vacant and order an election to choose a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Lane
Nolin
Welles
Pendleton High School Basketball Fails State Crown
Pendleton high school's basketball team returned from Corvallis after an unsuccessful bid for the state championship. The squad lost their first game and could not face winner Silverton. Kimball and Rade led as forwards, Stoke at center, Devine and Clifford Jordan at guards. Coach Potter credits Clifford Jordan as a standout and predicts a bright future for Pendleton's freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Corvallis
Silverton
Woa
Kimball
Rade
Stoke
Devine
Clifford Jordan
All Oregon
Angel
Potter
Pendleton
Pendleton Indians edge Pilot Rock in close tilt
Pendleton Indians defeated Pilot Rock 8 to 4 in a tense opener as Pilot Rock led early before Pendleton surged in the third inning. John Dickson pitched all seven innings for Pendleton, fanning seven, with Henry Collings catching. Pilot Rock’s Lohaugh started, replaced by Fred Lienallen, while Gilbert starred behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Pilot Rockers
Pendleton Indians
Pendleton John Dickson
Henry Collings
Dickson
Pot Rock
Lohaugh
Fred Lienallen
Gilbert
Widow Seeks Portland Home for Four Children
Mrs. Alice Ryan of North Afton asks County Judge Gilliland for guardianship transformation to Portland so she can place her four children in a home. A Milton witness statement supports the request and the juvenile court will likely commit the children to the Boys and Girls Aid Society to relieve her of support duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ryan
North Afton
Gilliland
Portland
Milton
Boys’ and Girls' Aid Society
Filling Gulch on High Street in Pendleton Progress
Citizens celebrate morning start of gulch filling at High and Tustin streets. A concrete culvert is under construction. Slope work will create a long level street, turning High Street into a key speedway and residence area. Suggestions to rename adjacent streets emerge.
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High Street
High
Tustin
Eaen
Pendleton
Carra Swafford
Thompson
Water, Court
Highland Drive
High Court Boulvard
Curtiss Comedy Company Packs Ore gon Theater
The Curtiss Comedy company drew a crowded Pendleton audience last night with The Gambler's Wife, a strong dramatic play, while extra chairs were used to accommodate all. The troupe closes tonight with the three act comedy Mixed Pickles, widely beloved for its side splitting scenes and lively humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Theater
Curtiss Comedy Company
Misa Leota Howard
8. M. Curtiss
Melvin Mayo
Chic Kehoe
George Routh
Curtiss Company
Pendleton
J. B. Polk
Cranston Suffers Arm Blood Poison After Injury
C K Cranston of the First National Bank carries his arm in a sling as doctors treat a bad case of blood poison. The origin is unclear with a small ailver misread, initially thought to be a ball wound, but blood poisoning developed. He is expected to save the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Cranston
First National Bank
Knights Lodge to Work First Rank Tonight
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias asks all members to attend this evening. Past grand chancellor J. W. Maloney recently back from California will report on lodge visits in the northwest. A. E. Lambert C C K and W. Fletcher K Brother 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
J. W. Maloney
California
Northwest
Lost crocheted baby robe on Lowton Jackson Street
A crocheted baby robe with pink stripes was left between Logan and Perking streets. Return to Mrs H F Johnson at 203 Jackson Street or call for pickup.
Portland Wins and Loses on Vernon Day in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 4 Portland and Los Angeles both won a game today. The locals beat Vernon 2 to 1 in the morning at Vernon Park, while Portland topped the home team 6 to 1 on their own grounds in the afternoon. Batteries and lineups listed include Phillips Grindel Harkness Armbuster for Los Angeles and Briswalter Orendorff Armbuster for Portland. In San Francisco, first game saw Eames with a 4 to 9 score and Riggs La Monge Browning Williams as batteries. second game Oakland faced San Francisco with a 14 to 2 result and Bolse Johnson Thomas Willis Berry as batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Portland
Vernon
R. H. E. Sedo Canscor
Cgulense
Phillips
Grindel
Harkness
Armbuster
Csecsenccs
BOG Popu
Op Serelt
San Francisco
R. H. E. Eames Flanc Harpie
Academy Nine Defeats Agency Indian Team
The Pendleton academy baseball team opened its season with a 16 to 6 victory over the Indian team of the agency school. Both teams committed many errors as the game marked the season debut for each side. Glenn Willingham visited Pendleton from Heppner yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Agency School
Academy
Indoor meet in Portland ends with Seattle and U A C tied for second
Nearly five thousand spectators filled the Armory for Multnomah club’s annual indoor meet. Seattle wins 10 mile marathon with Jackson finishing first. Dorris close behind. University of Oregon nets 20 points to top team tally, while U A C and Seattle tie for second with 19 points. Forrest C. Smithson suffers a knee wound in the 50 yard open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Armory
Multnomah
Forrest C. Smithson
Seattle
Eden
Dennis
Thompson
Dawson
Smith
Jackson
Seattle Athletic Club
Dorris
Allen
Allen Preparatory School
University of Oregon
Academic event thrills as Eugene and Lincoln schools lead
Fort Stevens earns four points while Hill military academy has three and Lincoln high of Portland and Eugene high contend for honors. Kuykendall of Eugene and Crickmore of Lincoln high shine as individual stars in the close race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stevens
Hill Military Academy
Lincoln High School
Portland
Eugene High
Kuykendall
Eugene
Crickmore
Lincoln High
Cleaning an Oil Painting with Ivory Soap Solution
The article notes a simple method to refresh an aged oil painting. It advises using cold water with dissolved Ivory Soap and applying it with a clean sponge to brighten the colors without causing damage.
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Standard Grocery Co
Oregon Theatre
Curtis
Comedy Company
Mutual Company
Addres
Worcester Ridg
Portland Oregon
Tallman & Co
Tnd
Tome
Livallen
Lobaugh
Pendleton Abr
Strand
Seeaee
Alexander
Wilner
Minnick
Fli Street
K. Cranston
A. E. Lambert
C. C
W. Fletcher
K. BR
The
Bast
Oregonian
Academy Nine
Glenn Willingham
Heppner
Ostetter
Pendleton Drug CO. Best Goods—Best Service
Boston
Pendleton Drug CO
Rjewu
Sanitaire
Pendleton Furniture Co
W. R. Graham
Mgr
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