Pendleton Faces Walla Walla In Big Rivalry Game
Pendleton high school bids to win the big game after yesterday narrow loss to Walla Walla by two to one. A special Pendleton excursion of seven to eight coaches leaves at 9 am for Walla Walla to back the team. The Garden City matchup is hailed as the inland empire’s top spring high school clash with both sides in good condition.
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Walla Walla Wasa
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Pendleton High School
Garden City
Wally Walla
Sp. Om
Inland Empire
Thes
Walla Walla Wil
Pendleton Debating Team to Debate Suffrage Again
Pendleton high school debate squad led by Carl Enadahl Harold Warner and Arthur Means will argue the affirmative on the equal suffrage question against Walla Walla high school in Pendleton Monday evening April 2. The team plans further debates with Weston normal in May and will study arguments carefully.
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Pilot Rock
Alta Street
Pendleton
McGinnis
Reynton
Nell
Johnson
Ace
Ellis
Ean
Williamson
Wells
Pilot
Pendleton High School
Weston Normal
Weston
Fleming to Purchase 170000 Sheep for Rhea Brothers
John Fleming, noted sheep buyer for Rhea Brothers, visited Nolin today to inspect Slusher sheep and plans to buy about 17000 head of Oregon sheep this spring. The stock will be shipped to Foreythe Montana for summer range and later marketed in Chicago. Major shipments are expected from Pendleton Echo Heppner Elgin Baker City Huntington Shaniko and other Oregon points in May.
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John Fleming
Rhea Brothers
Nolin
Mr. Fleming
Oregon
Foreythe
Montana
Chicago
Pendleton
Echo
Heppner
Elgin
Baker City
Huntington
Shanike
Hold Wool for Sales Days in Echo District
About 200000 pounds of new wool are stored in Foho warehouses with 18000 clip incoming from surrounding country. Estimated 1000000 pounds to be stored during the season as growers plan to hold clips for next month sales. No contracts in Echo district yet. Life teaching near Boise reports pioneer teacher W. S. Mayberry delighting in Boise section but noting less attraction than Milton. The season is backward in Idaho with no railroad competition and many settlers moving to irrigation projects. Mayberry may teach near Boise next year starting September.
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Nebo
Foho
Echo
Boise
Mayberry
Milton
East Oregonian
Idaho
Bishop O'Reilly Volleys Westward Mission
Bishop J. O'Reilly of the eastern Oregon diocese travels from Baker City to Portland by the O R R and N line. He praises the church's condition and program in his vast district, noting his constant travel to serve the eastern Oregon country and manage its diverse interests.
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O'Reilly
Portland
J. O'Reilly
Eastern Oregon
Catholic Church
Bakerelty
Oregon
New Office for Foreman Rounds in City Yard
Changes in the O R N yards and depot buildings require removing one of the oldest city landmarks, the private office of Foreman F P Rounds. His new headquarters will be built in the southeast corner of the roundhouse after the old building is torn down.
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Foreman Rounds
O, R, & N. Yarda
Foreman F
New A N Agent Expected In City Next Week
T W, new agent for the A and N in this city, is anticipated to arrive early next week perhaps Tuesday to take charge of the offices here. The transfer of agencies along the line is progressing rapidly. Quinlan is mid aged and comes highly recommended though with limited railroad experience, having previously served as agent at Arlington for several years.
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T. W
F. Z. Quinlan
Quintin
Arington
Veara
Noted Gardener Antone De Latour Sees Garden Thrive
Ten acres of Gamilen garden tended by Antone De Latour, known locally as a prominent gardener, lies three miles west of the folly. Spring planting was slowed by cold weather, but much of the garden is now growing well and De Latour is described as the most extensive gardener in the county.
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Antone de Latour
Pwirdener
Harper set to join Blue Mountain creamery in Pendleton
A. W. Harper of Beach N Th, brother of BH Harper of Blue Mountain creamery, is in the city and may settle here permanently. He will stay in La Grande briefly before relocating and will be connected with the Blue Mountain creamery in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
A. W. Harper
Beach, N
BH. Harper
Blue Mountain Creamery
City
la Grande
Stallion Sold by Importer in Pine Valley
J ln Beekhusen, importer of fine German coach stallions now in this city, returned from Pine Valley Baker county where he sold one stallion this week and hopes to place others in the future.
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Pine Valley
J. Ln Beekhusen
Baker County
North Side Petition Urges North Reservoir Plan
Residents of the north side of the Umatilla river press city to build a new reservoir on the north hill to improve water supply for irrigation and domestic use and enhance fire protection. By noon today 125 signatures were obtained with only one dissenter citing cost as a concern. The proposed reservoir would sit 250 to 500 feet above Main street and provide long term protection for the district.
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North Side
Main Street
Umatilla
Argu
Non-Commissioned Officers Appointed for Pendleton Militia Company
After a regular drill of company L third regiment O. N. G. also known as the Pendleton militia, Glenn Goodman is named first sergeant Roland Oliver quartermaster sergeant D B Bailey W D Pasley and Leer Drake are duty sergeants. More corporals will be appointed by Captain Kern after all men work out in ranks to ensure the best fit. The company shows keen rivalry and high enthusiasm as it strives to be the regiment’s top unit.
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New Pendleton Militia Company
Glenn Goodman
Roland Oliver
D. B. Bailey
W. D. Pasley
Leer Drake
Kern
Pendleton Debating Team Loses to Forest Grove
The Pendleton academy team fell 2 to 1 to Forest Grove in a ship subsidy debate held at Pacific University. Members Harold Blakeslee Edmund Mine and Douglas Johnson with Miss Ferrin return home tomorrow. team was well entertained in Forest Grove.
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Pendleton
Forest Grove
Pendleton Academy
Pendleton Tam
Preparatory Department
Pacific University
Harold Blakeslee
Edmund Mine
Douglas Johnson
Ferrin
Orwtonian
Willamette Valley
Indians are converted at Umatilla Mission revival
Six Indians were converted during last night’s revival meetings led by Rev. J. M. Cornelison in the chapel on the Tutu Noa flats. Over 100 extra chairs are being removed from Pendleton to serve visitors expected tomorrow, as the meetings draw larger crowds and more conversions. Rev. Cornelison invites Pendleton residents to attend the ongoing sessions.
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Umatilla Presbyterian Mission
J. M. Cornelion
Tutu‘Noa
Pendleton
Cornelixon
Terelon
Schoolboys Baseball Shows East End Triumph Over Hawthorne
The grammar school team from East End defeated Hawthorne 20 to 8 on the ball grounds this morning. Battery for East End was Tyan Sturdivant and Charlie Sturdivant. Hawthorne's battery was Wynne Chatman and Chartier Mullen.
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Grammar
Eset End
Hawthorne School
East End
Hawthorne
Tyan Sturdivant
Charlie Sturdivant
Wynne Chatman
Chartier Mullen
McWilliams Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral for James McWilliams who died at St. Anthony's hospital Thursday night will be at Bogins hall at 2 PM tomorrow under the Fagies' lodge with Rev. Robert Warner officiating. In Yakima Billy George a Columbia River Indian has been acquitted of murdering a fellow Indian named Stack.
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Yakima
Billy George
Stack
Gasoline kills dandelions in town lawns
Mindelion residents debate how to rid fields of dandelions with gasoline as a weed killer. Bolse Statesman notes progress by Bolse and Corniards alike. Horticulture Inspector Hitt warns gasoline can eradicate dandelions if applied timely, though it also harms grass. Digging up and reseeding remains the only lasting method, lasting a year or two.
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Mindelion
Corniards
Bolse
Bolse Statesman
Hitt
Cream Creamery Receives Growing Local Cream Supply
Umatilla county farmers increase cream shipments to Blue Mountain creamery in The Dalles. Pilot Rock Echo Wild Horse Birch Crooks areas join in regular deliveries as planning to milk the season proceeds. Current larger share still comes from La Grande and Wallowa.
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Umatilla County
Blue Mountain
Thin City
Pilot Rock
Echo
la Grande
Wallowa
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