Pendleton Triumph Over Walla Walla In baseball clash
Pendleton high school defeated Walla Walla 22 to 7 in the first day of the Gar den City athletics event. Crocker and Strand pitched for Walla Walla and Pendleton respectively as Pendleton extended its season success. Track and field events were held at the Frank Fra wer half mile track on Tutuilla with entries listed for sprints hurdles jumps and throws. Weston hosts a return game with the Brickmakers tomorrow as Pendleton’s lineup features Knapp King Froome Alexander Saunders Strand Hayes Shunden Watson Osborn and Drake.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
P. B.S
Pendleton High School
Garden City
Athena
Becntine
Glettors
Strand
Ceesees Peeseee
Orockor Penland
Salle Leonard
Blackman Hoover
R. Howard Means
Marlon Johnson
Cockerly
Howard Bollerman
Whitehouse Thorrot
Frank Frawer
Tutuilla
Crocker
Wills
Smalls Pendleton
Pierce
C. Bollerman
Bollerman
Cookerly
Leezer
Harvey
Hill
Waldron
Simpson
Milne
Nackman
Warner
Meana
Whitehouse
Jay
Willis
Marion
Leeser
Ring
Leexer
Wille
Howard
B. Bollerman
Smalls
Scott
Means
Pléreé
Weston
Brickmakers
Jt Ie
Knapp
King
Froome
Alexander
Saunders
Hayes
Shunden
Watson
Osborn
Drake
Keep Your Head Uncovered False Dandruff Cure Ad
An old advertisement warns that dandruff germs thrive in airless scalps and threaten baldness. It promotes Herpicide as a pleasant dandruff cure and hair growth aid, claiming no harmful substances and urging samples by mail from The Helpless Co. Detroit with A Koeppen & Bros. as agents.
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Newbro
The
Helplesse Co
Detroit
Mich. A
Koeppen & Bros
Bank Contributes to Standing and Trade
Businessmen agree a bank account boosts standing and commerce though many with small income feel it out of reach. A single dollar deposit can open an account and earn interest. The notice invites interested individuals to seek more information.
May 2 Amateur Talent Benefit for Gymnasium
Local talent hosts a May 2 entertainment for the Commercial club gymnasium fund. An all amateur program includes a one act farce and a musical drill by eight city girls led by Misses Leasure Sheridan Smythe Hawks Froome Reta Howland Bartholemew and Kimbrell. Proceeds fund gym equipment. organizers Roy Ritner Moorhouse Strand Hartman Smythe promise an engaging program with more acts announced.
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Margaret Leasure
Gertrude Sheridan
Florence Smythe
Grace Hawks
Eva Froome
Mina Reta
Howland
Fay Bartholomew
Ivy Kimbrell
Nassoriaon Hiving
Roy Ritner
Mark Moorhouse
George Strand
George Hartman, Jr
Daniel P. Smythe
Child’s pocket knife injury in accidental chest wound
Reading through a fragmentary report, Mary, 10, daughter of Richard Maron, was holding an open pocket knife during an errand when it pierced the chest wall on the right side about 1.5 inches above the stomach. The wound, described as quite worn, is not presently deemed dangerous. A separate note mentions Goldendwalg Rentinel and a real estate dispute where Kathie’s board opposes Standard O’s $2,000,000 property valuation and vows to inspect all lands and improvements.
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Mary
Richard ‘Maron
Goldendwalg Rentinel
Ninth Board of Railroad
Nankee
Kathie
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Echo Butter Fat Wins Echo Creamery Patronage
J W Bickford field agent for Blue Mountain creamery returns from Echo with new patrons who will ship butter fat to Pendleton this instant. Nearby farmers gain a local market for their milk and plan to increase cows and milking for the Pendleton creamery. OR & N Yarminster resigns as yard master with J E Galligher leaving for Minneapolis to join the Great Northern. Charles Aymilton moves to yard minister.
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Echo
J. W. Bickford
Blue Mountain Creamery
Pendleton Creamery
N. Yarminster
J. E. Galligher
Wheat market gains reported by agent Knight
Fine Wheat Arthur Knight, agent for Balfour Guthrie, notes improved crop prospects after return from a major trip. In his region, wheat quality is high with well set straw and vigorous growth, yielding better profits than ever before.
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Arthur
Mention of Editor W W Robertson and railroad commissioner
The Yakima Republic editor W W Robertson is named as a possible railroad commissioner. The Goldendale Sentinel notes a Mexican silver dollar now valued at 45.8 cents in the United States, up 2.1 cents over the last few months.
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An Balter
W. W. Robertson
Yakima Republic
Mendie
Robertson
Goldendale
United States
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Sea Breeze
OWL Tea
Victores
Tutuila
Pendieton
Balis
Umpfire— Gray
Goodman
Malin Street
Tallman @ Co
Commercial Nat’] Bank
the Commercial Club
Chas
San Souci Club
Mra Beriha Guernsey
T. C. Taylor
Hotel Pendleton
Parish Aid
Pariah Home
Lida Stine
Airs
B. Roosevelt
Paralee Halley
Mra
Eugene Vaughan
la Grande
Mrs. Roberts
Ming Bertha Matlock
Glenn Kunkel
Music Hall
William Shulte
Clark
Portland
City
FW. Vincent
Fraser Opera House
Edwin Switsler
Thore
Meadames
Thomas Avera
W. J. Furnieh
Fred Judd
Thomas Warner
Br. A. Vaughan
Fred Shoemaker
Allae Sheridan
Mia Roberts
J. R. Dickson
Mra. TC. Taylor
Hotel
Mra. Taylor
State Forestry Committee
Goethe
Germany
Mra FE. A. Sommerville
Pomeroy
J.D. Jones
Elma Wager
Bruce Barnes
Madeline Kiibs
Willen Fouts
M. &. Kribs
Mendelsohn
Mrs. Byrne
F. Daniel
Cold Springs
Congregational Church
C. F. Clapp
Swiy
M Art
Roosevelt,’I
Roosevelt
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Propriet
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