Boise Irri gators vs Bucks gridiron duel at Boise
In Boise Idaho on August 11 the Irri gators defeated the Bucks 6 to 3 as Berger and Hall pitched, with key hits from Friene Blausser and Kennedy. Reams Lodell Dean Osborne Peterson and Augustus starred for Pendleton with timely hitting and fielding.
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Boise
Idaho
Jon Berger
Bucks
Hall
Berger
Reams
Friene
Blausser
Clark
Kennedy
Augusttus
Altermatt
Woots
Peterson
Lodell
Dean
Osborne
Firat
Pendeltonians
Reid
Varian
Haworth
Sbrc
Augustus
Pendleton
Gard
Winkler
Richardson
Insurgent splits rock Women of Woodcraft convention
In Portland delegates to the Women of Woodcraft convention confront internal rifts over centralization of power. Insurgent factions oppose a report proposing to centralize control under the grand guardian, potentially abolishing the five-state board. The debate centers on governance and which leaders hold authority.
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Portland
Ore
Women of Woodcraft
Committee On Laws
Sarah Martin
Order
C. van Orsdall
Grand Guardian
Pendleton Notes Athene Lots Sold and Job Change
Newsy notes report John E. Froome and wife of Athena sold lots 11 and 12 in block five of Athena to W N Vandtl. Deed recorded today. Ira Hughes returns to his former job with the Cunningham Sheep and Land Co after a stay at Meacham tending wood business.
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John E. Froome
Athena
W. N. Vandtl
Ira Hughes
Meacham
Cunningham Sheep and Land Co
Two Marriage Licenses Issued Saturday Afternoon
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday afternoon to John T. Lewis of Fresno California and Essie Jane Snyder of this city and to Wilfrid McFaul and Nona Houser, both of Echo.
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John T. Lewis
Fresno
California
Essie Jane Snyder
This City
Wilfrid McFaul
Nona Houser
Echo
Stricken resident J H Foodward dies at home
Stricken with paralysis, J. H. Foodward, longtime Meacham resident, died yesterday at age 81. The body was shipped to Pendleton for burial. W. B. Ross, a relative, is arranging funeral details.
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H. Foodward
Meacham
Pendleton
W. B. Ross
Judge Phelps to Try Divorce Case This Afternoon
Judge G W Phelps arrives from Meacham where he and his family are spending the summer. This afternoon he will try the divorce case Ethel Mix vs W AtixX. With the grand jury convening next week he plans to call the trial jury together at an early date.
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Phelps
G. W. Phelps
Meacham
Ethel Mix
Round-up Posters Announced by Rail Lines
Posters from O W R N and Northern Pacific advertise the Round-up, with the O W R N poster depicting a girl swinging a lariat and the Northern Pacific poster showing a cowboy roping on horseback. Both posters are noted as very artistic.
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Northern Pacific
N. P
Patient at State Hospital Dies in Oregon Commune
Lester G. Curtis aged 28 died at the Eastern Oregon state hospital Saturday morning. His body was shipped to Hood River, the place of his committment. Curtis was a logger before his mental illness. He leaves a wife who accompanied the body to Hood River.
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State Hospital
Lester G. Curtis
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Hood River
Salem Band to Play During Round-up Visit
Secretary Charles March reported a letter from Secretary Barton of the Salem Cherrians requesting reservations for 150 on the Cherrian special. The message said the Salem band would be aboard the train and provide music while the group is in town for the Round-up.
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Salem
Charles March
Barton
Salem Cherrians
Pendleton Hiking Party Walks 9 Miles to Gibbon
A Pendleton group enjoyed a cool outing from Bingham Springs to Gibbon covering nine miles in two and a half hours. Participants included Mr and Mrs John Rosenberg Mrs Henry W Collins Miss Edna Thompson all from Pendleton and W Littlejohn from Athena.
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Pendleton
Marriage in Walla Walla Officials Tie the Knot
Charles A. Miler and Miss Ia Belle De Moss, both of this city, wed Saturday at 11 AM in the parsonage of the First Methodist church in Walla Walla with Rev. John F. Robinson officiating. Only a few friends attended before the couple departed for a northwest honeymoon tour and will reside here after.
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Walla Walla
Charles A. Miler
Ia Belle de Moss
First Methodist Church
Hev
John F. Robinson
Northwest
Walker's 32 Mile Hike to Bingham Springs by Dickson
John Dickson former financial manager of the baseball team led a group hike from Meacham to Bingham Springs last Thursday at 9 AM. He arrived by 7:30 PM, covering about 32 miles at over three miles per hour despite several stops, and returned aboard No. 17 yesterday.
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Bingham Springs
John Dickson
Weston
O'Leary
Meacham
Walla Walla Fans Back Round-up Despite Rival Show
Walla Walla residents plan to attend the Round-up in force this year despite their city hosting a rival frontier event. An order for six best boxes in the grand stand with a check accompanied was received by Secretary Marsh this morning and reservations will be confirmed. Past three years have seen large Walla Walla crowds, and indications point to similar turnout again.
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Walla
Pendleton Ball Team Heads to North Yakima
Pendleton baseball squad left Boise on No 17 after two wins and a loss in a Boise series. They travel by Northern Pacific to North Yakima to play this week. New pitcher Dillard was released. Welch, cut by Walla Walla, will join at Yakima. The Bears won two of the Boise games despite a disputed ninth inning hit.
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Yakima
Pendleton
No. 17
Boise
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
Dillard
Welch
Walla Walla
Bears
Lodell
State seeks recovery of land in Oregon fraud case
Oregon attorney general files suit to recover 30 000 acres alleged fraudulently secured by Hyder Benson conspirators from Linn Lane Crook Clackamas Hood River and Jackson counties. It accuses dummy locators of securing the land.
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Salem
Ore
Judd
Hyide- Benson
Linn
Lane
Crook
Clackamas
Hood River
Jackson
Mowing machine rusts amid uncut grain at local field
J F Robinson, owner of the Domestic laundry in Woking, notes a fire last week damaged the building and two extinguishers were left hanging undamaged. One extinguisher was found carried away with care and deposited across the street to prevent burning. Repairs are under way and operations will resume soon.
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J. F. Robinson
Robinson
White Hopes Defeat Colored Champions In Close Bout
Yesterday at Round-up Park the White Hopes edged the Colored Champions 8 to 7. The whites led until the ninth inning when the ebony team rallied with timely hits but fell short. The game highlighted a one handed catcher from the White team and Hartley the White shortstop with four hits. Wright brothers powered the Colored battery.
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Agriss
Hié Mit
Mulhall Before House Probers In Tariff Probe
At the inquiry into a national tariff commission association Overman subpoenaed three New Yorkers. Emery testified the group was formed in New York by manufacturers. Bartholdt, in a Germany letter, offered questions but could not return due to his wife’s health. he called Mulhall a messenger boy for Emery and other manufacturers officials.
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Washington
Overman
National Tariff Commission Association
Emery
New York
Muthal
House
Bartholdt
Germany
Thought Woman Was Man But She Was Just Masculine
Dolly Van Dorn a 23 year old woman hobo caused a stir in Portland at Pittsburg Grill accusing her of impersonation. Police questioned her but she refused to confess and she was later released after being taken to the station. She said she wore men's clothing while traveling with her husband in eastern Oregon and worked in hayfields back home in Iowa.
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Portland
Ore
Dolly van Dorn
Hobo
Pittsburg Grill
Sixth
Stark Streets
Harms
Fire Extinguishers Safe For Farmer Story
A farmer’s old tale about fire extinguishers remains safe and intact. Authorities or local reports note no immediate danger to nearby property as the incident unfolds or is recalled. The narrative emphasizes preparedness and community response.
River and harbor work speeds to meet nation needs
Washington reports the engineer corps drives August river and harbor projects nationwide. Ambrose channel to 40 feet depth and 2000 feet width nearly finished for New York, with 42.5 million cubic yards moved over seven miles. Maintenance funding to follow rather than new construction.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Engineer Corps
Army
Panama Canal
Ambrose Channel
New York Harbor
Deepening and Widening Channels to Major Seaports
The corps plans a 35 foot channel into Osteron harbor and a parallel 35 foot Delaware river project. Delaware improvements include 800 foot straight widths, 1200 feet at Bulkhead Bar, and 1000 feet at bends, costing 10.92 million dollars with 300 thousand dollars annual maintenance. Baltimore to receive 35 foot mean low water channel with wider entrances into Chesapeake Bay. Officials say completion will create one of the nation’s great southern harbors.
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Engineer Corps
Oaton Harbor
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Chesapeake Bay
Metropolia
Hood River Hood River Valley Trout Fishing Boom
Hood River streams run milky from Mt Hood lava melt, yet trout feeding well. Anglers report catching up to 30 trout in a day, with all fish at least 18 inches long as they take a variety of baits.
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Hood River
Ore
Mt Hood
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House Probers
Hanscom the Jeweler
P. O. Bldg
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