Aberdeen Pendleton Open Baseball Season With Tryout Lineup
Aberdeen and Pendleton square in a high stakes Sunday exhibition at Matlock grounds, featuring seventeen Aberdeen hopefuls vying for 13 spots under Manager Brown. The doubleheader slated for April 14 is abandoned, as local players battle to wear Aberdeen uniforms.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Players Arrive, Van Buren and Householder Pending
Sterkell Lorimer Shockley Collins Williams form Aberdeen lineup with all players present except Van Buren and Householder, who are expected tonight or tomorrow morning. No Tacoma game. Southwestern league rules prevent a pre opening double header with Wallula Pendleton and Tacoma Aberdeen, so no game is set for next Sunday in this place.
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Minthiger Arown
Frazier
Clink Neleon
Fendleton
Aberdeen
Mahon
van Buren
Anderson
Householder
Streth
Anettiger
Entcher
Donovan
Brown
Hickey
Priker
Pendleton
Graves
Fitzgerald
Stripp
Nelson
King
Tunneson
Sterkell
Lorimer
Shockley
Collins
Wiliams
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Spokane Board Finds Principal Cloyd Not Guilty
Spokane board of education returns a unanimous verdict exonerating Principal David B. Cloyd after a four hour review of a 660 page transcript. Charges included sending letters without consent false statements libel and creating school dissension.
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Spokane Board of Education
David B. Cloyd
Fred Phair
William A. Huneke
W. G. Estep
Horace Kimball
R. M. Dudley
Morrow County Happenings
A man named Jarrett was lodged in the city pest house Saturday evening, suspected of mild smallpox in its early stage raising concern for citywide spread. At Lexington Creamery stockholders meet, plan to start by April 20 if a butter maker is found. creamery last year cost $4500. Ralph Robbon was arrested on subordination of perjury to secure a marriage license for Ruth Reed’s age under 15. he is held on bond to appear at the May circuit court. Two Rivers Power Canal dam damage noted from the Snake River freshet. dam damaged 20 vents, powerhouse submerged, shovels buried, many men displaced. repairs underway with a wing ram 5000 feet long planned, aiming operation by June.
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Jarrett
Lexington Creamery Company
Ralph Robbon
Shutt
Ruth Reed
A. B. Binns
Hill
Robbeon
Hardmin
Batea
Rob Ison
Bonda
Clicuit
Two Rivers
Fred Clausen
Two Rivera
Snake River
Wallula Gateway
Echo Death of Mrs. W. W. Prior at 26
Mrs. W. W. Prior died at Echo this morning after a year of tuberculosis. She was 26, leaves a husband employed as a meat cutter in Echo’s market. The couple resided in Echo for about two years.
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Echo
Mra. W
Prior
Salvation Army to Install New Officers in April Arrival
New Salvation Army officers Captain and Mrs Tippett will arrive from Seattle around April 11 to assume charge of the legal corps. In interim Envoy Rivet heads the work. L L Mann suffers a severe tonsillitis attack at his West High Street home.
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Salvation Army
Mra. Tippett
Seattle
Legal Corp
The
Envoy Rivet
L. L. Mann
H'A
West High Street
Wyoming Livestock Association Leases Public Range Favorably
In a stormy Cheyenne meeting the Wyoming Livestock Association voted overwhelmingly for leasing public ranges to stockmen and set 1 percent to 1.5 cents per acre as the price range. Governor Brooks opposed the policy while H T Gray attacked him, causing a convention stir. Inspectors reported over $500000 worth of Wyoming strays rescued at cattle markets last year.
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Livestock Association
Sesalan
Inet
Cheyenne
Wyoming Livestock Association
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
Brooks
H. T. Gray
Converse County
W. C. Irvine
Gray
Association
Fertile Binlock Soil Deemed Highly Rich by Analysts
A chemical analysis of soil from the Pinnock Fruit company tract west of the city indicates sustained fertility for years. State college chemist at Pullman terms the olite among the richest ever analyzed in the state, according to the Walla Walla Bulletin, confirming the area's high soil quality.
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Binlock
Pinnock Fruit Company
State College
Pullman
Walla Walla
Record hog sale tops price at slaughter
J. A. Russell sold a carload of hogs to Walla Walla Meat Company this week. The heaviest hog brought 47.82 dollars, a record price for hogs at slaughter hawke prices, per the La Grande Chronicle.
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J. A. Russell
Walla Walla Meat Company
Hawke
la Grande Chronicle
For Sale Real Estate Listings on Main Street South
Rooming house on South Main offers 12 fully furnished rooms plus kitchen and dining furniture with long lease. Eleven blocks from Main Street on Woat Court a modern six room cottage with easy payments. North side a modern six room cottage with three total rooms and easy payments.
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East
Alta Street
South Main
West Court Street
Main Street
Woat
Tota
North Side
W. R. RK
Jane Street
Alta
Court
Webb
Railroad
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