Pendleton Team Prepares for Walla Walla Game
Local Pendleton baseball squad conducts extensive practice at home and in twilight sessions ahead of Sunday opener against Walla Walla. Manager I G Frazier and captain Clark Nelson express strong confidence. lineup features local players with no salaries offered and aims to win the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Garden City
I. G. Frazier
Alea
Clark Nelson
Indians
Pendleton
Ankeny
Bender
Tortner
Collins
Graves
Nelson
Shockley
King
Lionalien
Alexander
Drake
Ethee
Penticton
Ache
Rich Parrott
Porthand
L. G. Fragter
Portland
Indian Camp Grows At Presby Mission Revival
Seventy Umatillas and Nez Perces attended the opening meeting of a revival series at the Indian Presbyterian mission on the reservation. Fifteen Nez Perces arrived from Lewiston and Lapwal, with Rev Moses Montieth and family among those present. The Indian camp is growing as new tippees rise daily and the sessions of Pendleton presbytery approach next week.
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Umatillas
Nee
Pendleton Presbytery
Presbyter Inn Mission
Death of Mrs F X Schempp After Stroke
Mrs F X Schempp died at 4 o clock this morning from a paralytic stroke suffered yesterday. Dr Cole and other physicians attended all day but could not save her. She was widow of F X Schempp proprietor of Columbs saloon who died Oct 18 and was buried in Olney. Funeral arrangements pending brother in California. Remains expected to be interred in Olney cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Schempp
Cole
Columb's
Olney
James McWilliams Dead After Stomach Trouble
James McWilliams died at St Anthony's hospital from stomach trouble after an operation. He was about 40, a farmer near here with Elmer and Frank Snyder, and leaves two children. The Eagles will hold the funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the Eagles hall, he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McWilliame
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Elmer
Frank Snyder
Eagles’ Hall
Eagles
Walden and Ryner Alive After Shootout in La Grande
Chief John W Walden of La Grande is reported in favorable condition after being shot four times by Fred Ryner on Tuesday evening. Ryner was wounded in return and remains in serious condition. The exchange left Walden with one bullet still in his body though doctors anticipate no serious complications.
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la Granite
John W. Walden
la Grande
Fred Ryner
Walden
Ryner
Chamberlains Relocate to Baell Twin Fella District
Mr and Mrs O G Chamberlain of Athena journeyed through the city this afternoon en route to Baell Tinho where they will reside. Mr Chamberlain has secured land there and served as justice of the peace for Athena district for the past two years. he is well known and respected.
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Tinho
Mra. O. G. Chamberlain
Athena
Baell
Twin Fella
Mr. Chamberlain
Hind
Peace of
Mrs Minnie Jones Wed In Eugene To Frederick Stilwell
Miss Minnie Jones formerly of this city now Creswell resident married yesterday in Eugene to Frederick Stilwell of Astoria. They plan to reside in Newport this summer. Miss Jones is daughter of James H. H. Jones who moved from the county to Creswell years ago.
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Eugene
Minnie Jones
Creswell
Frederick
Stilwell
Astoria
Newport
Miss Jones Ias
James HH. Jones
Cresswell
Divorce Suit Filed by Walter M Mumford
Walter M Mumford files for divorce from Christina K Mumford claiming a 1899 Pendleton marriage on July 8 with no children. Attorney Peter Wert represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Mumford
Christina K. Mumford
Pendleton
Peter Wert
Yakima Woman, Mother of Acquitted War Commission Figure, Passes
On the Yakima reservation the mother of Simon Goudy, recently acquitted of Peter Sampson murder, died. She was born in 1895 and claimed to have seen the first white visitors to Interior Washington, a fact she often recounted.
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Yakima Reservation
Simon Goudy
Peter Sampson
Washington
Bitters Promise Relief for Digestive Ailments
Past experience shows thousands rely on Bitters for stomach liver or bowel disorders. It claims relief when other medicines have failed and emphasizes wide trust in the remedy across multiple digestive ailments.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promoted in early ad copy
An old advertisement claims Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for ailments including sick headache dyspepsia indigestion costiveness heartburn malaria and fever. The copy emphasizes absolute purity and promotes it as the first thought to fOon when symptoms appear.
Northwest auto races planned across Pacific Northwest
The Northwest Automobile Racing association based in Seattle plans a summer circuit of high power car meets in Oregon Washington British Columbia Idaho and Montana. Races slated for Vancouver Victoria Seattle and other cities with local car events and local judges. famous driver Barney Oldfield may join.
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Northwest
Northwest Automobile Racing Association
Seattle
Wil
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Iolaho
Montana
Vancouver
Victoria
Meadows
Franklin
Thomas Flyer
Yakima
Walla Walla
Spokane
Lewston
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Firemen Escort Remains to Portland from La Grande
Members of Flue Mountain Lodge No. 248 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen traveled from La Grande to Portland last night to accompany the remains of Fireman McPartridge. The party included Frank Rechien FE, C. Gettings, J. B. Brown, J. Walnum, F. W. McFadden, C. G. Olwen, and H. L. Teavitt.
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Portland
Flue Mountain Lodge No. 248
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
la Grande
McPartridge
Frank Rechien
FE. C. Gettings
J. B. Brown
J. ¥. Walnum
F. W. McFadden
C. G. Olwen
Italian Official Warns Tinian Emigrants About Lethmus Work
The Italian consul at Panama advised their government to warn Tinian emigrants against traveling to the lethmus to work on the cannon due to a high death rate among the workers.
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Conmul
Panama
Lethmus
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Empire M. & J
Chole M. & J
Climax
Empire Tea & Schmidt
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
Winslow
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
F. and
Sarsaparilla Co
Tallman & Co
Tfime
James M'Williams
Walden and
Hostetter
BIG
Boston
Auto Races
Ederheimer, Stein & Co. Makers
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