John Johns Wins 440 Yard Dash at Columbia Indoor Meet
James Johns of Pendleton wins the 440 yard dash for Oregon in the Columbia Indoor Meet. The event features Forrest Smithson breaking the world record in the 59 yard hurdles. Summary lists results by school including Oregon, OAC, Multnomah Club, Pacific University and others.
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Calendar of Sports for Coming Week
New York date April 14 highlights a busy week of sport with Harvard opening against Virginia in Charlottesville and Brown at Providence. Amateur rowing, golf at Lakewood, and multiple leagues start their seasons including Cotton States, Eastern League, and gymnastic championships. The week also features fencing championships in New York, a Naval Academy crew race, and major college meets in Philadelphia and Ithaca. Prominent horses race at Pimlico, and the Boston Terrier Club hosts a show as Auto Carnival opens in New York. A physician advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung disease with testimonials. theatre shows and new pictures at the Pastime finish the week.
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Blackmail Plot Aimed at Pioneer Merchant in Baker City
Baker City reports an extortion attempt involving $9,000 aimed at J. B. Griswold, a longtime merchant. Will Walters and Lenora Elms, a 17 year old girl, face arrest and surveillance as witnesses, with Kenneth Chute linked though not criminally. Walters jailed after a store confrontation witnessed by officers. Elms back in her room, threatening self harm. Ming Nettle Burr to give violin lessons in Pendleton each Saturday. inquiries via phone.
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Echo News Notes from Echo Oregon and Pilot Rock Clash
Echo Oregon April 14 report notes Iowa man buys 20 acres via Columbia Land, local dignitaries moving to windbreaks with willows along irrigation ditches, Pilot Rock defeats Echo 6 to 1 in a well attended baseball game. Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union organized locally with 14 charter members. Community updates include staffing changes, surveying plans for Stanfield, and social visits.
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Smithson Breaks World Record at Portland Indoor Meet
Forrest A. Smithson, running for Multnomah Athletic Club, broke the world record in the high hurdles with a time of 6.5 seconds at an indoor meet under A.A.H. sanction at Columbia University. Results show Oregon 39, Oregon Agricultural College 31, Multnomah 6, Pacific University 4, McMinnville College 1.
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Peschutes Project Still Not Certain
Washington on April seventeenth reports Secretary fallinger weighing the fate of the Des project amid uncertainty. The brief note notes ongoing deliberations and unclear outcome as officials assess feasibility and funding.
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A Liberal Offer From Pendleton Drug Co
The Pendleton Drug Co guarantees to cure dyspepsia with Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets or they cost nothing. They offer a free medicine if it fails to satisfy any customer, claiming a formula featuring Blamath Subnitrate and Pepsin with carminatives for rapid relief and digestion support. Prices shown are three sizes: sinew, 2he, 45c and 9c.
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