Double Victory for Beetpickers Over La Grande
Pendleton beating La Grande 6 to 0 on Saturday and 14 to 4 on Sunday opened the season with strong spirit. Parkes pitched Saturday with 14 punchouts as La Grande was limited to a goose egg. Sunday’s seven inning game ended 14-4 after Pendleton pulled away late. A crowd was present though the contest was slow and one clash at first base between Baker and Heslin marred the day.
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Parkes
la Grande
Pendleton
Baker
Hestin Mix
Heslin
A.B. R
P.O. B .van Houten
Conrad
King
Ifoesseeese
Gray
Serene Eee
Kehm
Baker, Weisseeveeed
Id Brown
P.O. E
Purdy Enens
O'Brien Waren Zimmerman
Kooser
Ind Isaacs
Katteman Seeders
Lloyd Eeeenne
Eee
Hudson
Balis
Brown
Cold begins at onset warns of delayed cure
A public health note urges immediate action at cold onset to prevent deep seated illness. It cautions that every hour lost may prolong suffering and emphasizes early treatment to shorten duration.
Beautiful Easter Service Unites Baker City and Pendleton Knights Templar
Nineteen members of Baker City Commandery Knights Templar joined Pendleton Commandery for an Easter service at the Church of the Redeemer in Baker City. The ceremony drew a full house and featured a special Pullman trip for Baker City members, who traveled to Pendleton and returned on Mo. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Knights Templar
Pendleton Commandery
Church of the Redeemer
Love
G. B. Moulton
D. W. C. Nelson
A. Hacheney
Frank EF. Pearce
B. E. Dobbins
E. P. McDaniel
W. L. Parker
S. &. Landis
J. W. Messner
J.B. Messick
W. E. Grace
John L. Rand
F. H. Dean
W. J. Patterson
E. B. McDaniel
E. P. Bergman
Baker City Knights
Four Pendleton Men View Country Surrounding Prince Rupert
A party of Pendleton men including A. L. Gulliford and W. H. Gulliford journeyed toward Prince Rupert to inspect regions surrounding the city. The party seeks local conditions and potential routes through the area.
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Pendleton
Prince Rupert
A. L. Gulliford
W. H. Gulliford
Explorers to scout Prince Rupert to assess land and timber
Albert Horseman and J B Mett depart this evening over Northern Pacific for Seattle then by boat to Prince Rupert 1600 miles north of Vancouver. They plan to investigate land or timber opportunities and may return after a month. Construction on the Grind Trunk Pacific begins with 100 miles of the west end plus large labor and equipment needs this summer.
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Albert Horseman
J. B. Mett
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Prince Rupert
Pacific Coast
Grind Trunk Pacific
Canadian
Vancouver
Teachers Institute Held at Milton with Forty Teachers
A focal teachers institute drew 40 east end teachers to Milton on Saturday. Present were county superintendent Frank K. Welles city superintendent J. S. Landers and Mrs. F. Welles. A quartet featuring Welles Landers Owen and Akers performed. Next Saturday another institute is planned at Weston.
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Milton
East End
Frank K. Welles
J. S. Landers
F. W. Welles
Messrs. Welles
Landers
Owen
Akers
Weston
University of Oregon President to Visit Local City
President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon will arrive Thursday. News of his coming was received by Prof. A. C Hampton, high school principal. It is not known if the visit relates to university funds, but an effort will be made to have him speak during his stay.
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P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
A. C Hampton
Horses recovered after disappearance from ranch pasture
Ritner Storie and Strand report the recovery of 10 work horses that escaped from their reservation ranch a week ago. The herd split and wandered toward Jack Canyon south of Pilot Rock and Spring Hollow. Initial fears of theft are dispelled.
Knights of Pythias leaders visit Umatilla County ahead of Baker City temple dedication
Grand Chancellor John M. Wall Supreme Representative W. M. Cake Grand Keeper of Records L. R. Stinson and committee member George W. Knight tour Pendleton lodging houses en route to Baker City for temple dedication. They plan to visit La Grande and Pendleton lodges, noting robust growth with lodges funding or buying land for own buildings including a $5000 Eugene site and Baker City’s notable new K P building.
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Baker City
New Temple
Umatilla County
Wall
John M. Wall
W. M. Cake
L. R. Stinson
George W. Knight
Knights of Pythias
la Grande
Knights of Pythian Temple
Baker
Pendleton
Stinson
Order of Knights of Pythias
Eugene
K. of P
Northwest
AWFUL COST OF CRIME IN NEW YORK CITY
Crime costs in New York soar past 78 million dollars yearly, with total national estimates around 70 million. The article notes 35.56 million in direct costs for the city, plus 42.61 million for crime detection and prevention, and 13.85 million for the police, placing New York at the top of the national crime tax. It argues subway construction and public services could be funded if crime costs were redirected. The broader figure suggests over 125 million in total annual impact for the city across channels.
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New York
New York City
United States
Local Women Prepare Extended European Trip
Miss Ida Boyd and Mrs. Sarah K. White, prominent here, will depart later this month for Europe. Boyd is visiting relatives in Virginia, and the pair will sail for Italy in a few days. They plan several months on the continent and may travel around the world.
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Ida Boyd
Sarah K. White
Europe
Miss Boyd
Virginia
Mrs. White
Italy
Students Arrive for Easter Vacation Visit
Edgar Smith and John Dickson arrived from Eugene to spend Easter vacation. Fred Whittlesey and Herbert Clark, varsity students, joined as guests of Pendleton students, with Max Snow and Will Kill arriving tomorrow for the break.
W. O. W. Team Receives Praise in Baker City
The W. O. W. degree team returned yesterday afternoon from Baker City where they took part in a drill Saturday evening. Captain Ad Carden and the company members earned high credit from Baker City residents for their performance.
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Baker City
Ad Carden
Armory Dance Tonight by Company L in Armory
An informal dancing party will be held at the Armory tonight hosted by Company L. It is the first company dance in two months and no special invitations are issued though all friends of the company are welcome. Johnson's Orchestra will provide the music.
Blind man to get damages in Washington case
In Goldendale Washington on April 20 a superior court jury found John Johnson awarded 10000 damages against Cochran and Woolson sub contractors on the north bank road. Johnson a laborer at Lyle in May 1906 lost both eyes while helping explode a spring blast. Henry E. McGinn represented the plaintiff. The trial follows a prior U S court verdict for the same amount that was set aside.
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Goldendale
Wash
John Johnson
Cochran & Woolson
North Bank Road
McCredle
Johnson
Cochran & Wheolson
Lyle
Kuckitat County
Henry E. McGinn
United States
Walla Walla
River Overflow Expected From Mountain Snowmelt
The Umatilla River rises modestly as warmer days melt mountain snow. Officials note the increase is not yet enough to flood lower areas, but rising levels may continue if warm weather persists.
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Umatilla
Pioneer Miner G Pinson Dies at Pilot Rock
G Pinson, an old pioneer resident and former miner, died at Alonzo Knotts's home near Pilot Rock this morning. He was among the region's oldest settlers. Funeral arrangements are set for Pilot Rock.
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G. Pinson
Alonzo Knotts
Pilot Rock
Alexander's Displays Best Early Spring Furnishings
Alexander's presents an abundant window display of spring furnishing goods including hats belts shoes and joggery drawing much attention from shoppers. The collection highlights seasonal accessories and apparel in a vivid storefront exhibit.
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Alexander's
Alexander
Candidates for Judge in La Grande Nominated by Parties
Judge T. H. Crawford of La Grande was nominated by the Democrats to succeed himself and J. W. Knowles of La Grande was nominated by the Republicans for the same position. Both had sharp contests in the primaries and won by small majorities.
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T. H. Crawford
la Grande
J. Ww. Knowles
Davis Named Sheriff Candidate in Union County
E W Davis of La Grande former land office register was nominated by Union county Republicans for sheriff. He faces W W Randall of Cove, a leading local farmer, in the contest.
Ranchers Thuy Autos Purchase Cars in Walla Walla
Charles McAlavy and Henry Hudde man, prominent ranchers, bought REO autos in recent days. Both vehicles were sold by Hal Theon of Walla Walla.
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Charles McAlavy
Henry Huddeman
Hal Theon
Walla Walla
Oregon Secretary of State reports strong auto license demand
More than 150 applications for automobile licenses have been filed since January 1 at the secretary of state's office. About eight to ten licenses are issued daily, signaling a healthy automotive business in Oregon. Total state licenses issued reach 760. A large number of motorcycle licenses have also been issued by the office.
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Secretary of State
Oregon
Marriage License Issued for Hill and Warren
A marriage license was granted this forenoon to Le Roy Walter Hill and Miss Lola Warren.
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le Roy
Walter Hill
Lola Warren
The Bitters Remedy Gains Endorsement From Suffering Readers
A clipped endorsement urges readers to stop experimenting and embrace this sovereign remedy. The message claims thousands have learned its value and join in urging others to try it, highlighting widespread favorable experience.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for Many Ailments
An old advert claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures and prevents headache dyspepsia indigestion costiveness biliousness kidney troubles female troubles malaria fever and ague. It warns to avoid substitutes and promotes immediate use.
Cake Opsy Tre Principle Won in Oregon Campaign
One of the cleanest political campaigns, per the Oregon Daily Journal, honors Mr Cake for the Republican nomination for U S senator. He credits his victory to support for popular election of senators and the people’s rights, noting Fulton’s defeat stemmed from stance on the issue. The piece cites newspaper support as a major factor in the win. A separate item promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for catarrh relief, touting its spray form, healing elements, and 75 cent price with mailing options.
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Cake
United States
Oregon Daily Journal
Fulton
Oregon
Ely
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
It in the East Oregonian Opening Line Quirk
A brief note humorously recalls the phrase It in the East Oregonian as a local newspaper quirk. Residents recognize the running joke about distinctive wording or a notable lead line seen in the paper.
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Golden Rule
Katteman
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Prope
Canada
Pendleton Creamery.Co
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Teachers’ Institute
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ATE
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Boston
East Oregonian
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