Local ads and horse services at Pendleton venues
A jumble of local classified items lists Pastime cinema and other venues, horse pasturing by George Hall in Pendleton, hay fed at the Commercial Barn, saddle horses for ladies, a new bicycle store beside Long Bros auto garage, furnished rooms on 3139 South Main, Southern Cafe for sale on East Alta, and staff notices for hotel work. It notes a Pendleton Crash Market fish offerings, music by United Orchestra, coal delivery pricing, and a university track doubt with coach Bohler discussing Nelson and Edmundson prospects for the 440 and sprints at Idaho.
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Long Bros! Auto Garage
South Main Street
Southern Cafe
Alta Street
Fast
Alta
George Hall
Pendleton
Oregon
Water Street
Hotel Oregon
Hermiston
C. P
Association
United Orchestra
R. W. Fletcher
Mer
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
Nelson
Dohler
Edmundson
Rogers Field
Idaho
Sdahoe
Nelaon
Nelson and Edmundson Rivalry Still Unsettled at Pullman
Washington State College in Pullman saw no settlement of the Nelson versus Edmundson rivalry. Despite recent chatter about an exhibition quarter mile race, nothing definite emerged. Jack Nelson, the sensational sprinter, remains the center of the talk surrounding the pending matchup.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Jack Noelson
Lewiston club plans first fruit exhibit at Spokane and Chicago
Lewiston Commercial club will invest about 15000 to stage Lewiston Clarkston valley fruit displays in Spokane and 180 at the Chicago show. The exhibit will include Lewiston literature, no lecturer, and space already reserved after Ren H Rice visit. Detroit 2 St Louis 2. Detroit won the first game in a 3 2 score with Bailey strong until error and Crawford three base hit in ninth. All other games postponed due to rain.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Ren H. Rice
Spokane
Lewietin Commercial Club
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Mich
St. Lous
Bailey
Wallace
Stanne
Cobb
Crawford
Delehanty
Pendleton Notes: Weather births land sale verdict
Official weather data shows a minimum of 46 and a 44 reading at 3 PM with a 88 high yesterday. A daughter weighing seven pounds was born today to Mr and Mrs Ted Keltz on Cosble Street. George H Pitts of Grand Forks North Dakota bought 20 acres from In land Irrigation Co for 4400 dollars, water rights included. J Mc Grath won a 418 verdict against W Brown for a relinquisment sale on a homestead.
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Ted Keltz
Cosble Street
O. R. & N. Brakeman
North Dakotan Boys Land
George H. Pitts
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Inland Irrigation Company
McGrath
J. McGrath
W. Brown
Pendleton shipment of beef cattle tops market average
Nate Ramesa shipped a carload of beef cattle from Pendleton yesterday to the sound market. The 25 steers averaged 1400 dollars each and were a mix of Hereford and Shorthorn. They were raised by Dave Helmick of Bear Valley.
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Nate Ramesa
Pendleton
Dave Helmick
Bear Valley
Meeting for Ezra Meeker at Commercial Club rooms
A public meeting will be held this evening at the Commercial club rooms at the instance of Ezra Meeker the Pathfinder now in the city. He will stay until Thursday and works to promote marking the Old Oregon Trail by securing interest in the project.
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Ezra Meeker
Commercial Club
Meeker
Oregon Trail
Hermiston People Witness in Pendleton Trial
A large group from Hermiston traveled to Pendleton yesterday as witnesses in the Mc Grath Brown trial. Among those returning home last evening by motor car were Frank McKenzie H R Newport George Stewart George Schram George Strohm Jerry Cremmin Jr and Mrs W F Brown and J McGrath.
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Hermiston
Pendleton
McGrath-Brown
Frank McKenzie
HR. Newport
George Stewart
George Schram
George Strohm
Jerry Cremmin Jr
W. F. Brown
J. McGrath
Strike Ends Work on Round House Track
A small strike halted track laying by Greek laborers in the focal yards yesterday morning. The workers, who began Saturday, walked off in protest over conditions, and their demands were not met, leaving the project at a standstill.
The Truth About Pendleton in A Stainless Flag
The April issue of A Stainless Flag from Portland prints an illustrated Pendleton portrait of the city’s commercial life. It features Malin Street woolen mill views and the new Christian church to counter unfounded locally circulated stories.
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Portland
Pendleton
Cit
Christian Church
Local contractor overseers remodeling project across river
Robert Twohy of Twohy Brothers arrives from Portland to supervise the remodeling of the OR and N line between the city and Voankum. A large steam shovel at Pilot Rock junction will begin altering the channel while crews cut and burn brush along the rights of way.
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Robert Twohy
Twohy
Shears Sheep by Thousands Hitchcock Returns to Uma tila
Hitchcock, a traveling sheep shearer from California, arrived last evening to start the Uma tila county season. He shears about six months yearly, working January in the south and July in the north. This year he has already cut 6500 sheep. He teams with J. E. Smith Company at Barnharpe, where a plant is being prepared for operation.
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Wmm
Hitchcock
California
Umatila County
Eclient
J. E. Smith Company
Barnharpe Coon Ag
Burke to Organize Athens Fuel and Tee Venture
Burke, longtime Pendleton Lumber staff, plans to form a new Athens venture with his father J Burke as partner. The move follows two years with Ue Pondieion Jumber campany, as Burke takes up transfer, fuel and tee business in Athens. He already has transfer equipment there and will manage the firm while his father assists via Société formation in Dianess. Burke studied at Pendleton Business College. his wife is VL Strobly’s daughter.
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von Burke
Ue Pondieion
Pendleton Lumber Company
Burke
Pendleton Business College
VL Strobly
Dayton Tas Mascot Dog Worthy On and Off Field
In Dayton Washington April 18 a local baseball team features Ted a white dog that volunteers as a mascot. Ted serves as a magnetic distraction during play drawing attention from players and spectators alike. He positions beside the catcher at wind up and reacts with alert eyes and open mouth, adding both charm and utility to the game.
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Dayton
Wash
Pacific Coast
Ted
20 000 Baseballs Used Annually in Major League Training
New York April 19 estimation shows 20 000 balls issued yearly by major league clubs during training and campaigns. John Arnold Heydler NL secretary-treasurer cites clubs asked manufacturers to provide 600 dozen spheres. Reds used most balls followed by Pirates Cubs Giants Phillies Doves Suburbas and Cardinals.
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New York
John Arnold Heydler
National League
Bla
Cincinnath Reds
Pittsburg Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York Glants
Phillies
Boston Doves
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Miner Killed in Diamond Mine Shaft Accident
Butte Montana April 19 Michael Joy superintendent of the Diamond mine was killed late yesterday while ascending the shaft a drill fell down striking Joy on the head his body bounded sixteen hundred feet and was horribly mutilated.
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Butte
Mont
Michael Joy
Joy
Seattle Teachers Vote 10 Percent Salary Increase
Seattle public school teachers won a ten percent pay raise after a vigorous campaign by teachers through the newspapers. The school board approved the increase in a meeting held today in Seattle.
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Seattle
School Board Today
Papke to Meet Thomas in May Fight
In San Francisco on April 19 Jim Cof froth matched Billy Papke and Jog Thomas to box before the Sun shine club on May 14. Twenty five rounds will probably be decided up on.
Explosion Kills Ten Girls at Szegedin Match Factory
Ten girls die and eighteen are injured in a boiler explosion at a Szegedin match factory on April 19. One man also loses his life in the disaster.
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Budapest
Szegedin
Rain Delays All Other Games After Elder Vieres Result
In a rain affected schedule only one game survived while all other matches were postponed. The article notes Washington as a venue and references H. El Elder with a brief mention of a 0 ball event. This compact report underscores weather disrupting play and the lone completed game.
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RE. H. EL Elder Vieres
Washington
Actress Miss De Sousa Served In Bath
A process server served papers on May De Sousa, Broadway actress known as Miss Dye Sousa, while she bathed at the Hotel Imperil. The suit, filed by Harry J. Berry of the Hotel Gregorian, accuses her of failing to pay a $120 bill more than a year ago. The server reportedly entered the apartment, spoke to a feminine voice behind a closed door, and Miss De Sousa agreed to accept service.
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New York
May de Sousa
Miss Dye Sousa
Harry J. Berry
Gregorian
Berry
Miss de Sousa
Mies de Sousa
Deutsche Bank at 40 Years Powers German Finance
Deutsche Bank in Berlin celebrated its 40th anniversary highlighting its role in building modern Germany. Founded June 1870, the bank began with 976000 dollars capital and 90000 dollars reserve, later expanding to a 50000000 dollar capital and 26600000 dollar reserve by 1909 with a turnover totaling 25.5 billion dollars. The bank is noted alongside the Bank of England and Credit Lyonnais as a world leading financial institution.
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Berlin
Cam
Credit Lyonnais
France
Bank of England
Deutsche Bank
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today Program
The Orpheum presents a mixed bill with Lorenzo the Wolf dramatic. Athletics in India scenic. The Vintage industrial. The Duchess de Longears drama. The Hunchbacked Fiddler comedy. Paula Peters and Her Trained Animals scenic. Sone Schoolmates appears as a listed short.
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Orpheum
Lorenzo the Wolf
India
Duchess de Longears
Paula Peters
Sone
The Pastime New Pictures For Today
The Pastime presents As It Is in Life a 1000 foot Biograph drama about a father's love and a daughter torn between lover and father. A Western Romance 100 feet shows two eastern betrothed children facing a will's condition for fortune if she marries before 25. Foxy Ernest is a humorous comedy sketch introducing a novelty. A Conquest Comedy offers an amusing picture.
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Biograph
East
Ernest
Junior high school play to be staged at Oregon theater
The final rehearsal is complete and costumes are ready for the annual Junior high school play at the Oregon theater this evening. Promoting banners and a large publicity push mark the lead up, with strong advance sales and Miss Shaw pleased with the cast after dress rehearsal. Mrs Geisler notes a residence change from 204 W Alta St to 1 Casble St.
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Oregon Theater
Alta St
Casble St
English Women See Brightness Ahead
London reports a wave of new parliamentary bills aligned with the Women's Charter of Rights and Liberties. Drafted by Lady McLaren and first presented at the International Women's Suffrage Congress, the charter has spurred debate at home and inspired an international movement toward a common platform of women's reforms.
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Lady McLaren
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Dren
Oxfords
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal Patterns and Style Books
Hohbach
Timothy Hay
Osiatta
Modern Dealer
Modern Confectionery Co
Mars
Portland, Oregon
R.H.E Pidtrolt
Giese Venom
Stange
Bailey and Stephens
Aeont
Koeppens
Newsy
Dayton Tas
American League Today
Servepd AT
BATH
Wohlenberg
London
Cass Matlock
D.A. May
Ore
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