Excursion to Walla Walla Saturday and upcoming games
The Ball and Athletic says an April 21 round trip excursion to Walla Walla will cost $1. Pendleton and Walla Walla clash in the first game of the season the same week. A Fraser tract field meet shows seniors and sophomores beating juniors and freshmen 59 to 31 as tryouts for the Pendleton baseball lineup.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Garden City
Avai
L. G. Pragler
Clark Nelson
Fraser Rice Tract
Walla Walla High School
Dickson
Kimbell
Turner
L Means
A, Means
Engdahl
Jay
Kimball
A. Means
Keenan
Johna
AL Means
L. Metin
Broad Jump and Other Events Results
Jay wins broad jump with 18 feet 11 inches ahead of Turner and Ipecond. Dickson takes the 220 yard dash, Kimball second, Turner third. Pole vault leads Jay then Kimball, Means third at 10 feet height.
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Jay
Firet
Turner
Ipecond
Kimball
Dickson
Means
Turner Will Case Appealed To Circuit Court
The Turner will case will be appealed from County Judge Gilliland to the circuit court. The plaintiff seeks to set aside the will of the late Mrs. Cynthia A. Turner alleging fraud and undue influence by C. Turner, who is named as the principal beneficiary. The county court trial ended with the judge ruling for the defense after an extended hearing.
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Turner
Gilliland
Cynthia A. Turner
C. Turner
Lytle Returns as State Sheep Inspector
Dr W H Lytle the state sheep inspector arrived home from western Oregon after a weeklong official visit during which he appointed deputy inspectors. As inspector he has jurisdiction statewide with most work in eastern Oregon's sheep counties, following recommendations by Commissioner Steusloff.
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Western
Oregon
W. H. Lytle
Steusloff
Lytle
McManus Trial Set Tomorrow in Major Oregon Case
John P. S. McManus faces first degree murder charges for the February 9 killing behind the Pullman saloon. Fourteen jurors are summoned, with defense led by Judge James A. Fee and Colonel J. Raley. McManus declares readiness for trial and maintains faith in his lawyers as Sewell also awaits his day in court.
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John PS McManus
Bob Esten
Pullman
Phelps
Sam White
Baker City
Estes
McManus
J. #. Raley
Ore
Astern
Oregon
McManus Feen
W. J. Sewell
Sewell
Appeal to Supreme Court in Hornefius vs Wilkinson case
Tauisa Hornefius appeals after Loulea Hornefius convict W J Wilkinson won at trial. The appeal is to be taken to the supreme court. In circuit court D W Bailey for the defendant says he prepared an appeal. Suit seeks $2000 recovery on funds entrusted for investment. McCourt and Phelps for the plaintiff as respondent in the supreme court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauisa Hornefius
Loulea Hornefius
W. J. Wilkinson
Supreme Court
Elrcuit
D. W. Bailey
McCourt & Phelps
Men From Crook County Bound for Prineville Ranch Work
W H Roche sent seven laborers from thin city to Prineville to work on the ranches of the Prineville Stock and Land Company. A J Horn, formerly of the city, is foreman and went to Pendleton to recruit men for the spring season. Labor is very scarce in Crook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook County
W. H. Roche
Thin City
Prineville
Prineville Stock & Land Company
A. J. Horn
Pendleton
Trains to Post Delays on Bulletin Boards Across Lines
The Oregon Railroad and National lines issue orders to post delayed train information at all stations. Agents will face fines for neglect. boards must be updated promptly and publicly displayed. Public access will shift from agents to station boards for arrivals and delays.
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Railroad Commission
Portland
J. P. O'Brien
Southern Pacific
Harriman System
Oregon Railroad Commission
Umatilla
Sleeman Martin Wedding in Cornwall England
Edith Martin and Ernest Sleeman, both of Cornwall, England, were married last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs A F Miy on Bush Street. Rev W L Van Nuyn of the First Presbyterian church performed the ceremony. The couple, who recently arrived from England, will reside at Echo where Mr Sleeman will farm. They left for Echo today.
Tear Down Coal Chutes Near Old Depot Move
A force of men is tearing down the O. BR. & N. coal chutes in this city to prepare for moving the passenger depot westward. The old chutes are among the oldest and largest on the O. R. & N. system and have handled a large quantity of coal since installation.
Donvan Haskins Wedding at St George Parlor
Last evening at the parlors of Hotel St George, Robert Haskins and Mrs. Rose Duncan were married by Rev. Robert Warner of the M E church. They will reside in Moscow Idaho and left for that place this morning.
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Donvan-Haskins
Hotel St. George
Robert Haskine
Rose Duncan
Robert Warner
M. E. Church
Moscow
Idaho
Bitters Promised Relief for Digestive Ailments
From long experience many people trust Bitters for stomach liver or bowel disorders. It is claimed to give relief even when other medicines have failed.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Frat Thought of HOON
An attic notice touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as pure and effective for headaches dyspepsia indigestion and related ailments. The ad frames it as a remedy for various stomach complaints with strong claims of purity.
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Empire M. & J. Coffee Choice
M. & J. Coffee Climax Blend
Empire Tea & Schmidt
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
Winslow
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Sarsaparilla Co
Tallman & Co
Hendricks
Webb Streets
Ball and Athletic P
Endleton
Caribier Millinery
PR. Lytle
Mmanus
W. J. Sewel
Bulletin Boatids
Hostetter
Noosevelts
The
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
J. Thorburn Ross George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart
John E. Altehlson
Charles H. Kopf
Azat
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
Adler Bros & Co
L. Adler Bros. & Co
Adler
Men's Shop
Max Baer
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