Bucks Lose In Hard Fought Game
Bonner held the Bucks to no hits until the ninth as Berger battled through a tight contest. Pendleton rallied in the ninth, with Lodell and Varian sparking a late push and Haworth driving in the tying run on a double steal. The Irrigators then took the lead on a Gard sacrifice and a Baldy infield squeeze, sealing a 2 to 1 win after Bonner faltered in the ninth.
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Boise
Bonner
Bucks
Berger
Innnings
Secon
Reams
Friene
Bluugser
Kennedy
Gard
Winkler
Haworth
Augustus
Clark
Baldy
Altermatt
Blausser
Lodell
Varian
D Kennedy
Cincinnati
Altermatt Winkler
Pendletonians
Naughton
Reid
Peterson
Bolsa
Pendleton
Todell
Balla
Richardson
Round-Up Band To Play On Court St
The Pendleton Round-up band holds its ninth weekly concert on Court Street between Cottonwood and Thompson evenings. Featured is a vocal duet from Tales of Hoffmann by Mrs Ben L Burroughs and Frank Hays. Program includes marches and songs with solos by Robi E Barney and Duet Barcarolle from Tales from Hoffman.
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Pendleton
Court Street
Cottonwood
Thompson Streets
Ben L. Burroughs
Frank Hays
Scouton la Paloma
Messrs
Barney
Chlppeck
Malinda
Death alters will wealth to distant heirs in England
Santa Rosa August report says William Ulingworth owner of a grand ranch near the city died recently and had planned to leave gifts to locals. Death intervened and the estate now goes to nieces and nephews in England. The will is filed in Superior Court for probate. Value cited at 250000 dollars, likely over 396000 dollars.
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Santa Rosa
William Ulingworth
England
Superior Court
Pendleton Notes Report Homestead Declarations and Local Trades
Newsy Notes of Pendleton records Anne Simpson widow of James Simpson fleeing a homestead declaration on land valued at 1500 dollars in section 14 two six north. Building D Phelps adds a concrete sidewalk on Court Street. Manning Alex Manning, day officer, seals a deal with J A Horn for his southwest corner residence at West Alta and Jane Street, trading a Ford.
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Anne Simpson
James Simpson
D. D. Phelps
Court Street
Maning
Alex Manning
Bolts Force
J. A. Horn
West Alta
Jane Street
Ford
Inmate Seeks Charles A Nelson in Orting Visit
An inmate at the soldiers home in Orting Washington writes to this city asking if Charles A Nelson is in the neighborhood. He says Charles was here about a month ago and has not been heard from since. He mentions Amara Chapman and C. A. Nelson in the same inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Nelson
Amara Chapman
Soldiers
Orting
Washington
Charles A. Nelson
Real Estate Transfers Include Stanfield and Echo Lots
Realty transfers show Hazel Investment Co transferring lots 13 and 14 in block 26 Stanfield to L B. Gerratt. Emma and W H Mills of Ukiah sell 80 acres in section 14 two 5 SR 22 to A P Blackburn. Rosa Kraft and Ferdinand Kraft of Baker sell for 450 dollars to Wilson W Whitworth and wife Lots I and J Halstead's addition to Echo.
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Hazel Investment Co
L B. Gerratt
Town of
Stanfield
Emma
W. H. Mills
Ukiah
A. P. Blackburn
Rosa and
Ferdinand Kraft
Baker
Wilson W. Whitworth
J. Halstead
Echo
Infant Dies of Infantile Paralysis in Tutulla Parish
Florence Dickson two year old daughter of Rev J G Dickson Tutulla church pastor died yesterday at St Anthony s hospital of infantile paralysis Ill since Monday Funeral held this afternoon at Tutulla church conducted by Rev J M Cornelison missionary Interment on burial grounds near the church
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Florence Dickson
J. G. Dickson
Tutullla Church
St. Anthony’s Hospital
J. M. Cornelison
Fire destroys Balky Bros stationary thresher at Pilot Rock ranch
Fire yesterday afternoon consumed a stationary thresher belonging to Balky Bros at their ranch northwest of Pilot Rock. The shed housing the machine also burned. Loss is partially covered by $600 insurance with Queen Insurance Co, represented locally by Bentley & Leffingwell. Origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Balky Bros
Pilot Rock
Queen Insurance Co
Bentley & Leffingwell
Fire Apparatus Ordered For City Fire Response
Joseph Ell, fire committee chairman, announced that part of the 20 box alarm system has arrived and the full system should be installed before the Round-up. He also expects to receive the auto chemical fire wagon ahead of that event.
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Joseph Ell
Independent adjuster estimates fire loss at local laundry
T. S. Shankland, an independent fire loss adjuster, arrived in Penleton this morning to appraise damage at the Domestic laundry and the Vert residence once occupied by E. L. Power. He will spend the day on the adjustment and, once completed, Robinson, laundry owner, will begin repairs with materials on hand and an expert from Portland already onsite.
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Shankland
Penleton
E. L., Power
Robinson
Portland
Round-up Apparel Signals Frontier Show Approach
Round-up is near as residents adopt hats and regalia for the annual roundup. Stores display Round-up wares including sombreros shirts boots mufflers gloves pennants and related items. Alexander Department Store creates a special Round-up window highlighting hats shirts boots and more.
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Storeo
Alexander Department Store
Second Round-up Judge Chosen at Plattville Ranch
Charles F. Howard of Plattville Colorado has been chosen again as a judge for the Round-up. A veteran stockman and former broncho buster he is considered one of the best western authorities on riding and roping and his work last year drew general satisfaction. H H Trowbridge John Day stockman will be another judge with the third yet to be selected.
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Charles F. Howard
Plattville
Colorado
Mr. Howard
Buffalo Bill
H. H. Trowbridge
John Day Atockman
Case Dismissed for Ward Shaw and Alfred Dupont
Rice Bros. refused to prosecute Ward L. Shaw arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing $80 from the Baker show. Shaw boasted he would not prosecute due to prior circus employment as a booze dispenser in dry towns. Alfred Dupont, linked to a smooth “wrong change” game, was released as well, with officers warning him to depart the city within one minute.
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Rice Bros
Circus
Ward L. Shaw
Baker
Th Circus
Alfred Dupont
New Palr Director Appointed by Milton Leader JL Berry
Milton official JL Berry named as third director of the Umatilla County fair, appointed yesterday by the New Palr board. Berry hails from Milton and joins the fair's leadership lineup in a key governance role.
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Palr
JL. GL Berry
Milton
Umatilla County Fair
Manufacturers Back Tariff Commission Plan
Washington Aug 8 Testifying before the lobby committee General Counsel Emery for the manufacturers admitted the association inspired the formation of the national tariff commission association It comprises thousands of manufacturing interests aiding the Beveridge tariff commission bill Emery swore neither the manufacturers nor the national council of industrial defense employed former Congressman Watson of Indiana but the tariff commission association did.
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Washington
Emery
National Tariff Commission Association
National Council of Industrial Defense
Con-greseman Watson
Indiana
Tariff Commission Association
County Fair Board Gains City and Stanfield Directors
The county court announces new county fair board leadership with G. L. Hurd of Stanfield and Major Lee Moorhouse of this city joining the board. The law simplifies the board to three directors, ensuring all sections of the county are represented in the fair administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
G. L. Hurd
Stanfield
Lee Moorhouse
Galena Man Dies in Grants Pass at Local Hospital
W. P. York, 56, died at St. Anthony's hospital shortly before noon today from pernicious anemia. He was brought here from Galena in Grant County on June 29. His sister Mrs. Charles Mark, living near the city, was with him at death. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
W. P. York
St. Anthony's Hospital
Grant Co
Charles Mark
Special Round-Up Train From Wallowa Territory Announced
J. L Miller traveling passenger agent for the W. R. & N says a special train from the Wallowa country will run on Saturday for this year’s Round-up. It will bring spectators to the show and return them the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Miller
Wallowa
Library Notes on City Government Volumes
At the Public Library the commission form of city government is featured with works including The New City Government by Henry Bruere Commission Government in American Cities by Ernest S Bradford and a concise treatise Government by Commission by John J Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Henry Bruere
Ernest S. Bradford
John J. Hamiton
Aviator Bryant Killed at Victoria
The crash of a two story structure in Chinatown produced a hole in the roof heard blocks away. Alys McKee, wife of Bryant, who holds America’s altitude record, hurried to the scene but Bryant died beneath the heavy machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Alys McKee
Bryant
America
New York Residents Propose Self-Insurance Burglary Scam
An official from burglary insurance firms says New Yorkers increasingly stage fake burglaries to claim losses, with about 500000 in 1912 paid and 25 percent fraudulent. Claims include stolen sticks pins and watches, often deniable, such as a broker reporting a citywide loss for a pin found far away.
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New York
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Court ST
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Haines
Veal
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G&g
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Main Street
Newsy
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Victoria
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Alexander Dept
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Miss Greenback
Working Men’s Clothing Company
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