First Baseball Game Signals Strong Season For Pendleton
The informal opening showed solid timber with a 10 to 2 win by the City Breds over the Farmers. Parks Cardiff Kehm pitched, with Conrad Collins Baker catching. Lorimer King Means and Anderson starred. Fence repairs and diamond prep underway as negotiations linger for two games with La Grande next weekend.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Parks
Walla Walla
Cardiff
Kehm
Conrad Collins
Baker
Lorimer
Jerry King
Alexander
Lester Means
Shockley
Gray
Burstatte
Babe” Bean
Carl Leonard
Vickers
Goodman
Anderson
Cold warning urges early action against illness
The notice warns that cold symptoms can become deep seated if not treated promptly. It emphasizes acting now to avoid longer suffering and missing hours, urging immediate care. The message stresses early intervention to shorten illness duration.
Fragmentary clipping hints at time saving beliefs
A fragment suggests a saying about using time to prevent future ills and concerns. It hints that time saved safeguards against sickness, worry, and expenses, though the excerpt lacks full context or attribution.
Fisher Leaves East Oregonian for Pacific Monthly
C. E. Fisher, telegraph editor at the East Oregonian, has accepted a make-up position with Pacific Monthly in Portland. He left with his family yesterday after a week in Portland, moving to assume duties and joining a growing circle of friends from Franklin Indiana. Fisher has been active in local musical circles and will be missed.
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Pacific Monthly
C. BE. Fisher
Telegraph
East Oregonian
The
Portland
Portland Magazine
Franklin
Indiana
Fisher
Popular Young Lady Dead In Baker City
Word reached Baker City today of the death of Miss Ethel Palmer daughter of pioneer Robert Palmer after a grip attack weeks earlier. An accomplished musician she was a popular figure in Baker City with many friends. Cousin G W Palmer of Spokane is in the city en route to attend the funeral.
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Ethel Palmer
Baker City
Robert Palmer
Oregon
G. W. Palmer
Spokane
Baker
Kunkel Gervias Civil Case Appealed to Circuit Court
The civil suit of A Kunkel against B B Gervias has been appealed to the circuit court from Justice Parkes court. Lowell and Winter attorneys for Kunkel filed the transcript Saturday. Kunkel sought $47 alleged due on a note. Parkes ruled in favor of Gervias.
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Kunkel-Gervias
A. Kunkel
B. B. Gervias
Circuit Court
Justice
Marriage License Issued to Henn and Wolfe
A marriage license has been issued to Alvin W. Henn of King county Washington and Clara B. Wolfe.
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Alvin W. Henn
Clara B. Wolfe
King County
Washington
Ripe Strawberries Nearing On Page and Kyle Ranch
D B Costuma of the Columbia Land company reports berries nearly ripe within two weeks on the Furnish Coe project at Page and Kyle ranch. The eastern representative noted the surprise of finding strawberries ready for market this early, and mentioned Umatilla county’s climate before Gotham’s snow clears.
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Page & Kyle
Furnish- Coe
D. B. Costuma
Columbia Land Company
Mr. Costuma
Umatilla
Gotham
Bingham Resort Progress Delayed For Summer Opening
J A Borle of the Bingham Spring and Summer resort visited the city Saturday with news that improvements are under way and roads are being worked for summer business. He warned Pendleton friends the resort will not be ready for a short time yet as all available labor is rushed to complete upgrades.
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Bingham Resort
J. A. Borle
Bingham Springe
Pendleton
Smallpox Quarantine Placed On Real Estate Man E T Wade
E T Wade, a real estate man, is quarantined at his north side home after contracting smallpox yesterday while downtown. Dr Cole attends him. Wade had recently recovered from a grip and a week's illness before this light case was diagnosed.
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E. T. Wade
Dr. Cole
Mr. Wade
Foot Cut Off at Kamela On No 6 Train
An unidentified hobo riding No 6 at Kamela last night had his right foot severed under the coach wheels while clinging to the rods. He was saved by trainmen and taken to New York for care. The incident occurred as he lost balance and his foot slipped under the wheels.
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Kamela
No. 6
New York
Popejoy Takes The Golden Rule To Reopen In Pendleton
John Popejoy has leased the Golden Rule hotel on Court street and will take charge in April. The former landlord returns to Umatilla to pursue other interests. Popejoy, a longtime county resident, and his wife bring hotel experience to manage the Golden Rule, which will remain at Court street. The restaurant’s exact dining-room management is undecided. The property is owned by T. K. Beard of Modesto California with J. M. Bentley as Pendleton agent.
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H. ©. Means
Hostillery
Umatilla
Popejoy
Pendelton
John Popejoy
Court Street
H. Co. Means
Globe
Columbia River
Portland
T. K. Beard
Modesto
Cal
Southwest
J. M. Bentley
Pendleton
Calendar of Sports Opens Spring Season Across Leagues
New York April 13 schedule highlights finals in the Amateur Athletic Union wrestling championships in New York. National and American leagues begin play with matches featuring New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston, Brooklyn, and others. College teams from Bowdoin, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton, and more start intercollegiate play as tracks, racing, and cross country begin across the region.
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The
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
National League
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
American League
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Yale Swimming Association
Automobile Club of America
Columbus
Southern League
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
American Association
Milwaukee
Louieville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Pat
Minneapolis
Toledo
Sioux City
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Pueblo
Denver
Aqueduct Track
Bowdoin
Harvard
Rochester University
Cornell
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Richmond
Dartmouth
Annapolis
Columbia
Georgetown
Villanova
North Carolina Aggies
Syracuse
Washington and Lee
Trinity
University of Georgia
Northwestern
Missouri
Illinois
Stanford University
Louisiana State University
Carlisle Indian School
Virginia Baseball League
Fordham
New York University
Indians
Atlantic City
Dickinson
Franklin and Marshall
Manhattan College
West Point
Ursinus
Albright
Gallaudet
Penn Blate
Virginia
Wisconsin
Washington University
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Texas
Alabama
Lehigh
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Williams
Brown
Engineers visit from Hermlet to Umatilla dam site
A group of reclamation engineers, most from the Umatilla project dam, traveled from Hermlet on Saturday evening for a brief visit and returned yesterday morning. The party included Thomas Hawthorn Frank C Dillard Jack Culver Roy W Saxton W A Kiddie W L Reddig E W Kirksey and G W Brown.
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Umatilla
Hermlet
Thomas Hawthorn
Frank C. Dillard
Jack Culver
Roy W. Saxton
W. A. Kiddie
W. L. Reddig
E. W. Kirksey
G. W. Brown
Pioneer Real Estate Firm Formed at Echo
A. H. Sunderman and MM. B. Gillette organize the Pioneer Real Estate company at Echo and plan to conduct business there and throughout the west end of the county, banking on their local prominence to ensure success.
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Echo
A. H. Sunderman
MM. B. Gillette
Umatilla organizes volunteer fire company after purchases
Umatilla has acquired 500 feet of hose and a new hose cart at about 400 dollars and plans to form a volunteer fire company to improve local protection.
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Umatilla
Educators Here Superintendent Ackerman Visits Pendleton
State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman and Baker City’s Prof J A Churchill visited Pendleton for the Hermiston Institute and the Inland Empire Teachers’ convention. They toured with local educators and planned inspections of normal schools under the governor’s visiting board to aid future legislation. Hermiston Institute drew strong attendance and a lively program with teachers from west end towns in the county.
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Ackerman
Condon
Churchill
Weason Normal
Hermiston Institute
J. H. Ackerman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pendleton
Hermiston
Gilliam County
J. A. Churchill
Baker City
Messrs. Landers and
Hampton
Weston
Normal School
Chamberlain
Supt. Churchill
J. M. Powers
Salem
W. H. Turner
Grants Pass
Teachers’ Institute
Meatis
Askerman
Landers
Welles
Little City
West End
Johnson at Work on County Offices Audit
E A Johnson as county auditor began the task this morning. He is checking the recorder's office accounts and will proceed to audit other offices thereafter.
If You Leave It Alone The Bee Will Starve
A brief note warns that neglect leads to bee population decline and potential ecological imbalance if not properly managed. The message stresses careful observation of bee colonies and safe handling to avoid harm to insects and humans.
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Even & Bee
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Opp
Golden Rule
City Breds
F&s
Tallman & Co
Rutherford & Molitor
Cc. E. Fisher
Pendleton Creamery Co
the Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Umatilla County
Wrhere
Ackerman and Churchill
Grin 5
Roosevelt
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Max Baer
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