Pendleton Hosts Wide-Ranging Visitor Mix
A parade of visitors and locals fills Pendleton as Hermiston and Athena representatives, merchants, teachers, and officials arrive for business, visits, and meetings. Notables include M. L. Morrison, Hal Thone, Major A. E. McFatridge, D. O. Hoke, and E. J. Brown, with school directors and educators sightseeing or attending the Inland Empire Teachers association.
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Welles
Walla Walla
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Society Events Highlights From Washington And Portland
Continued from Page Eight. In Washington, a school visit to Helena, Montana, and a note on Mr. Callison now in real estate. In Portland, Mrs. George Hamblen surprised by Royal Neighbors at Garfield street, rewarded with a gold handled parasol for her lodge service. Current Literature Club met at Mrs. Smith with program partners and discussion on thirteenth century schooling. Baptists Young Peoples Union gathered at the Wilcox home with Miss Quindera Wilcox assisting. progressives played games, Miss Quick sang, Miss Wilcox performed, followed by fruit punch and collation.
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Washington School
Helena
Mont
Callison
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Portland
George Hamblen
Garfield Street
Royal Neighbors
Hamblen
Idaho
Montana
C. J. Smith
Lewis Street
M. K. Johnson
James Johns
J. W. Skiles
A . McAllister
R. H. Wilcox
Baptisl Young Peoples Union
Quindera Wilcox
Hartwell
Stephen Edwards
Mary Quick
Miss Wilcox
North Idaho visitors spend day in Pendleton
A party from North Idaho arrived on No. 5 from southern Idaho and spent the forenoon in Pendleton awaiting further travel. The group included Dr. H. N. Fagg and wife of Nez Perce, Susan E. Bruce of Lewiston, and Randle Truitt of Cottonwood.
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North Idaho
Idaho
Pendleton
Dr. H. N. Fagg
Nex Perce
Susan E. Bruce
Lewiston
Randle Truitt
Cattonwood
Grand Amateur Night Delights Audience With Winners
The Grand hosted its first amateur night with a premium standing room crowd. Winners included Gal die Spokesnagie taking top prize of five dollars and Roy LaDuc earning second with a dance routine. George Hoekelthorn billed as The Lite Boy impressed, while Pendleton praised the event and Prof. Bloomfield offered singing lessons.
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Galdie Sptokesnagie
Roy LaDuc
George Hoekelthorn
Pendleton
Bloomfield
Orpheum Program Highlights April 12 Show
Lew Glick performs dialect singing and comedy with Mise Mable Johnston billed as the world’s greatest female ventriloquist. The program features latest motion pictures and songs in a Monday night show at the Orpheum.
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Orpheum
Lew Glick
Mise Mable Johnston
Movion
Charlie Black Hawk Buried Dies at His Home on Reservation
Charley Black Hawk a prominent Cayuse youth died at his home near the agency aged 39. He was son of the notable old Indian Black Hawk who aided in capturing early stage robbers Maxim and Berry in 1875. The burial occurred near Thorne Hollow with wide attendance and he was cousin to Chief Umapine.
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Charley Black Hawk
Maxim and
Berry
Hermiston
Mecham
Lot Livermore
Wells Fargo Express Company
Ume
Thorne Hollow
Umapine
Athena Booster Movement Purchases Ben Ogle Ranch
In Athena Oregon on April 9 progressive citizens contracted to buy the 140 acre Ben Ogle ranch adjoining the town at 125 dollars per acre. The land will be sold in small tracts to spur denser settlement and extend efforts to acquire other large holdings along the Wild Horse. The Ogle place had long been seen as a block to Athena’s progress.
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Athena
Ore
Ben Ogle
Ahena
Water Voted Class Drink of Yale Seniors
New Haven Conn The Yale senior class of 1909 selected water as its favorite drink breaking a beer tradition. Coffee received 419 votes while milk drew 14 ballots. the poem Crossing the Bar was top among poems and Maude Adams led as favorite actress with 116 votes. The class favored Republican ties with 201 members, Princeton next with 125 votes and Harvard with 86. Clarence Adame arrives from Prospect Ranch where he winters his cattle.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Maude Adameis
Figainet
Ethel Barrymore
Repubican
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Princeton
Harvard
Range Prospects Best In Years In Umatilla County
Range prospects in Umatilla County are unusually good says former stock inspector Jack Bryant. Government supervision has improved forest reserve ranges while fall winter and spring conditions were favorable with early rains, deep snows and ample moisture. Stock conditions are good countywide as Indians lost many horses and cattle in January easing pressure on forage, livestock have benefited from longer feeding and higher prices. Disease is absent and overall stock health is excellent, prompting optimism for owners.
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Umatilla
Jack Bryant
Bryant
Modern literature criticized for flippancy and lack of purpose
Exchange notes N A Lash named chief clerk in the local supply department of the O R N under J H Young. Lash succeeds John Butter who resigned to take up farming. The column laments modern fiction's focus on personality, marital topics, and neglect of classics, urging sincere devotion to a great cause and learning from predecessors.
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N. A. Lash
J. H. Young
John Butter
Adams Baseball Team Dominates With Big Wins
Adams April 10 special report. The Adams baseball team shows strong play with boys and girls scoring 24 to 4 on Tuesday and 33 to 2 on Wednesday. The article notes Adams boys triumphs and highlights Trouty as a key player.
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Adams Baseball News
Adams
Trouty
Oakland Portland Game Highlights A Lopsided 56 1 Victory
Oakland lost to Portland 56 to 1 in a game noted for Portland’s strong batting and Oakland’s earlier error curb. In Los Angeles Vernon beat the tailenders 3 to 1 as Captain Dillon’s squad dominated despite Vernon’s steady play.
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Oakland
Calif
Portland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Dillon
Sacramento
San Francisco
Vernon Beeeer
Hauser Blows Up In Ninth In Sacramentos Loss
Sacramento, April 10 Hauser blew up in the ninth inning allowing six runs and costing Sacramento the game to San Francisco. San Francisco built a late rally with errors and timely hits while Hauser weakened after two strong innings. Batteries Willis Browning and Herry Hauger Byrnes.
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Sacramento
Calif
Hauser
San Francisco
Ccce
Foundation for New Church Is Completed
The concrete foundation for the new Christian church is finished and stone wall work will start Monday. A car load of stone from the Walowa county quarry will arrive at the site by then. Work on the church has progressed rapidly since excavation began.
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Wallowa County
Pendleton to Meet Walla Walla In Weekend Baseball
Pendleton and Walla Walla amateur baseball nines clash on the local diamond tomorrow afternoon. Roy Alexander misses the game due to a recent hospital operation, leaving a hole at second base while Hutchinson may start on the mound and Dickson shift to second. Robbins likely covers a field position as the rest of the lineup remains similar. Pendleton manager Dick Sullivan notes Butte manager Barnes has ordered his players to report for training in Pendleton on April 16.
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Walla Walla
Roy Alexander
Alexander
Hutchinson
Dickson
Robbins
Dick Sullivan
Barnes
Butte
Pendleon
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Bud Cornfield
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