Vernon Beats Portland In Coast Baseball Battle
Vernon pulls ahead in the fourth inning and holds the lead to a 5 2 victory over Portland in a Pacific Coast match. Portland used three pitchers as Vernon’s superior play and hitting kept them down. Also San Francisco tops Oakland 3 1, Los Angeles shuts out Sacramento 7 0, and in wrestling Mahmout defeats Roller in straight falls in Kansas City.
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Vernon
Portland
Loos Angeles
Moore
Frisco
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Wares
Willams
Cameron
Melchoir
Tennant
Wes Seuis
F . Miller
Williams
Christian
Bed
Tze
Los Angeles
Sacramento
C. Bacraments
Baum
Brown
Toller
Turk
Kansas City
Yussiff Ma
Hmecut
B. F. Roller
Seattle
Straiht Falls
Hut
Roller
Mahmout
William J Warner A. C. Football Coach Retires
William J Warner, longtime football coach at A C, who has served for seven years without a loss or downturn, graduates from Ormel in 1902 and leaves coaching after a continuous tenure.
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William J. Warner
A. C
Wheat damaged where the acreage is light
Crop Critic notes patchy wheat damage across states in central and northeast Kansas and northern Missouri. Harvey, Marion, and McPherson show the heaviest losses with larger abandoned areas expected. western regions faring better. Rain has been scarce but moisture earlier in winter supports current growth. farmers anticipate higher corn prices with limited spring demand.
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Hicago
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Dilnois
Indiana
Kansas
Harvey
Marion
McPherson
Jndlang
Simnolz
Roosevelt Envy Roars Over British Trophy Row
London reports bitter sport gainsay over Theodore Roosevelt trophy mounts sent to Rowland Ward for mounting in Piccadilly. British sportsmen condemn the collection as unrepresentative of Africa's game and accuse the English government of lax policy in Roosevelt's African hunt.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
British Africa
Roosevelt
Rowland Ward
Piccadilly
British Museum
Local Boys Boost Oregon University Attendance Drive
William Towell and Arthur Means lead a new Get Together Movement to raise University of Oregon attendance to 800 in 1910-11. Committees in Umar county will mobilize high schools, publish articles, and recruit local students to join the university. President Campbell outlines growth, emphasizing statewide unity and expanded funds as rivals like California and Washington push higher education budgets.
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Willam Towell
Arthur Means
Umatilla
Campbell
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Kugere
William Lowell
Arthur G. Means
Umar
L. R. Alderman
Willams
Campbell Putlin
Law
Medicine
Portland
Inn
Californian
South
Washington
North
State University
Oregon University Growth Plans Raise Urgent Needs
President Campbell says Oregon must expand to become a modern university for men and women. Proposes new departments in commerce finance fine arts and journalism and larger campus with south of 13th street buildings including administration auditorium and a fireproof library. Envisions expanded engineering, a girls dormitory and a 2 acre athletic field near the cemetery for multiple sports. Emphasizes state support and progress against hazing.
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Oregon
Commerce
Finance
13Th Street
Tibrarss Eng
Panama Canal
Campbell
University of Oregon
Rubber stock boom causes Sunday work and throat complaint
London brokers toil on Sunday to catch up on rubber stock accounts. The boom spills into the Throgmorton Street scene with a “rubber throat” complaint among stock exchange members and authorized clerks. The incessant shouting of quotathons pushes many to the edge.
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London
Throgmorton Street
Stock Exchange
Ballard's Herbine Promised for Liver and Digestion
A humorous old ad copy touts Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation dyspepsia indigestion sick headache biliousness and all liver stomach and bowel troubles. A. C. Koeppen & Bro advertise reading the Want ads today.
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Honecker
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Daily East Oregonian Listing Ad Broadcast
A small newspaper notice notes the Daily East Oregonian publication with a price of 15 cents per week for home delivery. The item emphasizes the weekly rate and general availability without extra details on dates or packages.
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East Oregonian
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Beech Nut
Ashland
Peoples Warehouse
Sie
Sporting World
R. H.E. Vernon
A. H.W
Angeles Coccceesseereet Act
Briswalter and Orendorff
Baum, Brown and la Tonge
Evugéne Register
Cornell
Warner
Walter Camp
Jisilce
Oregon Theater
Japan
Pethaa
And
Union Pacific
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Oregon Lines
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
WM. McMurray
T. F. O'Brien
Pendleton
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
A. E. Serum
Optometrist
A. L. Schaefer
Poetatoos
Weston
Cull
Mark Moorhouse
East Court
Phone Main
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