Local ads and notices from Pendleton pastimes and trades
A collage of classifieds offers errands and jobs in Pendleton. Bond Bros markets salt and clothing at 15 dollars, Nissen Implement Co. ships buggies and rubber tired vehicles, and Pendleton Cash Market sells fresh fish and meats. Wanted chambermaid, stenographers, sales agents. rentals for a furnished cottage. sale of farmland and acreage near Portland. lost brooch on Main Street. several for sale ads including furniture, farm, and buggy stocks.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Bond Bros
Nissen Implement Company
Desperate case of the Analas brothers ends in a hymn
A fragment mentions the Analas brothers in a dire situation then pivots to singing Amazing Grace. It contrasts their current wandering with the idea of gathering them for support, interwoven with an ad for Bond Bros. clothing priced at 15 dollars.
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Analas
Close Pendleton Athene game ends in ninth inning
Pendleton pitcher Hutchinson struck out 15 to win a tight game against Athena. A back‑and‑forth battle saw Pendleton lead early, Athena tie at six, and in the seventh Athena edge ahead briefly before Hutchinson’s five more strikeouts and a late hit by Strand. Hartman led off the ninth with a single and scored on a sacrifice fly to end the game.
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Fred Hartman
Baker
Athena
Colling
Nelson
Hutchinson
Strand
Pendleton
Athena LeBrasche
Lawrence Lieuallen
Pilot Rock Sweeps Two Wins In Separate Cities
Pilot Rock baseball team won two games yesterday, beating Hermiston 10 to 8 and Echo 6 to 1. The Hermiston game started at 1 pm to fit the doubleheader, with both contests intense from first pitch to final out.
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Pilot Rock
Hermiston
Echo
Rock
Echo In Time To Start the Second Contest At & O'Clock
Portland Defeats Sacramento in Record Crowd Baseball
Portland beat Sacramento 4 to 1 in the final game of the series before what was described as the largest crowd ever to attend a baseball game in the city. A rally in the eighth inning sparked by Johnson, who sent a line drive over the crowd to hit the fence, sealed the victory. Batteries Graney and Armbuster Baum and Byrnes.
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Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Johnson
Graney and Armbueter
Baum and Byrnes
Corbett Starred as San Francisco Tops Los Angeles 4 to 1
In chilly conditions on April 18 San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 4 to 1 behind Joe Corbett who pitched effectively for the locals. Willis also hurled well in the morning game and Briswalter supplied strong hitting as San Francisco poured in eight runs.
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San Francisco
Joe Corbett
Fettle
Los Angeles
Willis
Briswalter
San Franciscana
Wheeler
Ordenorff
Williams
R.H. E
Hosp
Orendorff
Corbett
Berry
Athena Land Deal Placed On Record
The deed by which B. F. Ogie transferred 182 acres of land to A. B. McEwen for $18 000 was placed on record in the recorder s office today This land, to be divided into small tracts, has been effectively taken over by a four man committee consisting of Wilson Lockwood McEwen and Booher
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B. F. Ogie
A. B. McEwen
Recorder's Office
Messrs. Wilson
Lockwood
McEwen
Booher
Francis and Stewart set to shine in baseball week
The Francis and Stewart team are expected to excel in baseball this week, with the Johnsons promising surprises in their comedy acts. New pictures are praised for beauty and reproduction, notably the hand colored Moonstouch, a film masterwork. The Day of Witch Craft is hailed for its natural acting and period drama.
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Francis & Stewart
Johnsons
Chicago Falls in Extra Innings to Pittsburgh in Opener
Chicago played the first extra inning game of the season and suffered its first shutout as Pittsburgh defeated the home team by one run in the twelfth. Grand fielding saved several innings. Brown and Moran opposed Camnitz and Gibson in a tense opening.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Marred Baseball Tilt
Detroit and Cleveland moved their game to Monday. Detroit won 3 to 2. Batteries Mullin and Schmidt, Wright and N Clarke. The rough scoring and garbled lines indicate a close matchup with both sides producing hits but few errors.
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Cleveland
Detroit
R. H
Es ml
Mullin
Schmidt
Wright
N, Clarke
At the Dime Show Extra Change and Film Exhibition
The Dime offers another cinema change today with four reels of filme shown at one exhibition. It riffs on old Broadway style, charging $15 at Bond Broadway for admission.
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Dros
Bond
Louis Triumphs Over St. Louis in Cincinnati Play
Louis wins in Cincinnati as team defeats St. Louis today with Lush contributing to the effort.
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Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Lush
Contestants for Fork Carnival Queen Crown
List of candidates including Miss Irene Shea Miss Bernice Ruppe Miss Genevieve Clark Miss Bertha Anger Miss Iva Hill and Miss Ermal Mann for the Fork Carnival Queen title with a final tally shown as 117.
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Irene Shea
Bernice Ruppe
Genevieve Clark
Bertha Anger
Iva Hill
Ermal Mann
Visitors' Pitcher Wild Start Sparks Lopsided Game
CinciAN Science penne Serna PEMA ng aieteta vite aie Fee etare aie Batteries-Campbell and McLean, Moore and Bresnahan. Early outburst by the visitors' pitcher led to a heavy scoring spree, with multiple fielding mishaps and hits contributing to the final margin.
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R.H.E. Cincian
Science Penne Serna Pema Ng
St Louis Beats Chicago 6 to 2 in Muddy Turnout
St Louis outhit Chicago 16 to 8 and won 6 to 2 behind strong hitting and steady defense. Pitchers Powell and Criger combined for the Cardinals while Altrock and Sullivan worked for Chicago in a rugged April 18 contest.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Altrock
R. H.E SE
Wwe
Powell
Criger
Altrock and Sullivan
Orpheum Theatre Program Features Comedy and Musical Acts
The program lists Jay Page the eastern clay moulder, Jack Oliver the singing and dancing comedian, and a lineup including A Contemptable Theft, Moscow Clad in Snow, The Interrupted Joy Ride, and The Other Fellow or a Fight for Love.
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Orpheum Theatre
Jay Page
Jack Oliver
Moscow
Knights to Work in Third Rank This Evening
Camon lodge No. 4 of the Knights of Pythias calls all Knights to attend as they will work in the third rank this evening. A. E. Lambert, C. Co. R. W. Fletcher, K. R. 8, signs the notice in East Oregonian style.
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Camon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
A. E. Lambert
C. Co. R. W. Fletcher
K. R
No Circus Here Pendleton Clothiers Offer $15 Suit Bargain
Bond Bros Pendleton presents a straightforward menswear pitch boasting high grade suits priced at 15 dollars to 16 dollars with selections from top national tailors. Claimed to outpace rivals, the ad emphasizes no gimmicks, clear displays, and precise fitting by competent staff.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton’s
Reading Clothiers
Bond Bros. Pendleton
Sausage Sage and Honest Butcher
William Wenzel the Mansfield butcher jokes about sausages while taking telephone orders. A customer asks which is best, and he quips that he has all kinds with the remark that the worst is the best. The piece closes with a moral on religion in small deeds.
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William Wenzel
Wenzel
Mansfield
Wis
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