Locals to Clash With Echo Tomorrow at Pendleton Park
Pendleton Buckaroos meet Echo Lizards in a weekend baseball clash at Roundup Park drawing fans to the new grandstand set to be opened with free seats for the first crowd. Nearby games list Weston at Walla Walla and Milton at Athena with local interest high as irrigation and farming topics dominate institute discussions.
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Echo
Pendleton
Weston
Walla Walla
Milton
Athena
Roundup Park
Pendleton Buckarooes
Echo Lizards
Nelson
College aids settlers at Prairie City in land canal plans
Prof H D Scudder of Oregon Agricultural College returned from the Upper John Day valley near Prairie City where he examined land for a group of easterners seeking canalization. He spoke at a farmers institute attended by many local farmers and ranchers, with remarks from Superintendent Allen of the.
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Miston
Scudder
John Day Valley
Austin
Prairie City
Upper Valley
Prof
Institute
Timothy
Allen
Her
Andrew Troth to sail for Europe after release
New York April 29 Andrew Troth, released last month from the Western Pennsylvania penitentiary after serving nineteen years for a murder now proved innocent, will sail from New York next week for Europe to see his wife. Mrs Troth, who went to Austria Hungary after his imprisonment, has waited year after year for news of his release. The prisoner known as Little Praying Andy earned the nickname for his steadfast faith.
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New York
Andrew Troth
Western Pennsylvania
Europe
Toth
Austria- Hungary
Andy
Mr. Toth
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Local Ups and Returns
Severely culls his hand in a ting yesterday Fred Weber cuts left hand. Jack Webster opens Berlin Dye House for business after fire loss. William Hilton, Portland bound, serves as Munsfour-Guthrie building superintendent, in Pendleton on business. Annan Parish Meeting reelects vestry for another year and selects three lay delegates to the convocation on May 17 and 18.
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Fred Weber
Jack Webster
Berlin
Cottonwood and
Court Streets
William Hilton
Portland
Munsfour-Guthrie Company
Annan Parish
Episcopal Church
Will Go to Manila for Government Surveying Work
J. R. English, longtime Weston resident, was seen in the city this morning en route to Manila to undertake surveying work for the government. He is scheduled to sail from San Francisco on May 2.
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Manila
J. R. English
Weston
Phillipines
San Francisco
Young Fred Hook Opens Cigar Store After Purchase
Fred Hook, who recently bought the J. E. Beam bankrupt cigar shop, reopened the business this morning. He announced improvements to the store and intends to bid vigorously for his share of the enterprise.
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Fred Hook
J. E. Beam
Trial Begins In Williamson Divorce Suit
The Williamson divorce case started at 3 PM before Circuit Judge Phelps. By agreement the teams will suppress sensational features. Attorneys are Carter Smythe and Peterson Wilison.
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Williamson
Phelps
Carter & Smythe
Peterson & Wilison
Decree by Default in Barney Divorce Case
Circuit Judge G W Phelps today rendered a default decree in the divorce suit Louis Barney versus Chester Barney filed from the east end of the county. Plaintiff was represented by Woodwin and Neal. Defendant made no answer to the complaint.
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G. W. Phelps
Louis Barney
Chester Barney
Messrs. Woodwin & Neal
Remittance Sent From Pendleton to Woman's League
A remittance from Pendleton to the American Woman's League in University City St Louis Mo was sent last October 25 to cover a first note due November 1. It arrived unsigned and Miss Boyd 314 Waterstreet asks the sender to identify themselves as inquiries from the head office have followed.
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Pendleton
American Woman's League
University City
St. Louia
Miss Boyd
Waterstreet
Judge Knowles to Take Seat on Local Bench
Circuit Judge Knowles of La Grande will arrive Monday to take Judge Phelps's place. He will hear civil cases involved before the transfer, argue demurrers, and set trials for later dates.
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Knowles
la Grande
Phelp
Phelps
John Schmidt Sued Over Note in Pendleton Case
Wilhelmina Rudolph sues Pendleton figure John Schmidt in circuit court claiming a note for 1083.33 dated January 14 1908. Complaint filed by Carter Smythe seeks judgment for the amount plus interest and 150 attorney fees.
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John Schmidt
Siloonman
Pendleton
Schmidt
Main Street
Circuit Court
Wilhelmina Rudolph
Carter & Smythe
King of Italy Opens Turin Exposition
Turin April 29 The King and Queen formally opened the Turin International Exposition marking the semi centennial of Italian unity. A vast crowd entered the grounds on either river bank of the Po with thousands of American tourists among them. The fair, among the largest, rivals St Louis Chicago and Paris in extent and beauty, covering about 1,000,000 square metres.
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Turin
Italy
United States
Chicago
Paris
Nations at Po River Expo Eye Global Participation
On one side of the Po River, pavilions represent the United States, Germany, France, Belgium, and other nations with European and American governments. The British building stands opposite the river. After the Brussels fire, electrical work for the expo was awarded to a Pittsburgh firm. A $10,000 prize fosters inventions aiding national economy open to all nations. King Victor Emmanuel offers a royal cap for a Turin to Rome dirigible course. Motor boat and aquatic events are planned. Open through October. American commissioners are Francis B. Loomis and Albert H. Michelson.
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United States
Germany
France
Belgium
Pittsburg
Francis BB. Loomis
Albert H. Michelson
Hoboes Gather in National Capital for Unemployed Convention
Hoboes arrive in Washington by fast freight and Pullman sleeper for the annual unemployed convention to begin Monday. Delegates travel from St Louis and the central west to press for a $15 a week minimum wage and tariff relief. Socialists who attended previous meetings trend to stay away amid disputed affiliation.
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Washington
Coxey
St. Louis
Congress
Socialist Party
Chesapeake Road Increases Capital
Richmond Va April 29 Stock holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad authorized an issue of 125000000 of a per cent twenty year mortgage bonds. Only about 30000000 will be issued at once. Outstanding general funding and improvement bonds amounting to 11000000 will be retired and certain outstanding equipment obligations will be paid. The remainder of the bonds will be reserved under proper restrictions for construction or acquisition of additional lines terminals and equipment for betterment and improvement.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Tuberculosis Day Observed in 200000 Churches
On April 30 in New York and nationwide 200000 churches will hold Tuberculosis Day services with sermons on preventing consumption. The National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis asks ministers to collect congregational deaths and illness statistics to reveal the toll of the white plague.
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New York
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Faith Leaders Respond to Beleaguered Congregations
A year of congregational strain grows as priests and pastors face mounting duties tending to parishioners afflicted by the dread disease. Clergy adapt by offering solace, arranging support, and coordinating with medical authorities to care for the sick and comfort the grieving.
Pendleton Agency Praises Fast E M F 30 Car
May of Nissen Implement Co speaks after Pendleton’s agency car E M F 30 wins a five mile auto race against famed aviator at Walla Walla meet. Klymer, 14, drives the E M F 30 to 6 26 1 2 while airplane records 6 28. May notes speed endurance and ease, calling it ideal for this country and confirming Pendleton agency status with price details.
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May
Nissen Implement Co
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Union
Brookins
Klymer
United States
Pendleton
Studebaker car advertised with guarantee and extras
Nissen Implement Co promotes a priced Studebaker package at 1250 dollars including windshields mag neto lamps top and a guarantee. The ad claims Hood's paregoric remedies loss of appetite and overall vitality, touting digestion and blood quality benefits.
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Studebaker
Nissen Implement Co
Hood
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