Pendleton to meet Bears in seven game pennant series
The Pendleton team leaves for Walla Walla to face the Bears in a seven game series, shifting from six, while five games will be played against North Yakima in the closing week. Labor Day schedules push the final series to Wednesday after moving day Tuesday. Boise clings to the lead, Yakima second, with Walla Walla near the bottom as the pennant race tightens.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Bears
North Yakima
W. N. Sweet
Labor Day Falla
Boise
Manager Callahan Suspended by League President
CHICAGO Aug 26 Manager Callahan of the local American League club has been indefinitely suspended by President Johnson following an altercation with Umpire McGreevy after a Saturday Philadelphia Chicago game. Callahan objected to a first base decision early in the match.
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Callahan
Chicago
Johnson
McGreevy
Philadelphia
Buckaroos Top Boise In 100-Point Outbatting Win
Pendleton buckaroos outbatted the Boise Irrigators by a clean 100 points as Pendleton dominated in all games. Pendleton hit .297 to Boise’s .197, with Peterson leading hitters at .412 and Dean at .391. Peet won two pitching decisions and hit .271, while Osborne contributed both in outfield and pitching. Boise’s Friene hit .350 and Gard .388, with most others under .200. Records for the week follow.
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Pendleton
Dean
Peet
Osborne
Bonner
Boise
Friene
Gard
Summer health tips for babies and children care
A public health advisory emphasizes monitoring infants and young kids during hot months for constipation or diarrhea, urging pure water, wholesome milk, and ripe fruit while avoiding harsh laxatives. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy and notes free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell for families.
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Ella Denzel
Nichols Ave
Stratford
C. c. Allen
New Monterey
Cal
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Seattle Lad Ray Campbell Beats Ritchie Opponent
Seattle lightweight Ray Campbell won a ten round elimination bout at Brighouse Vancouver to determine Willie Hickle’s Labor Day opponent. Eddie May and Campbell dueled in a lively, even mismatch with referee Jimmie Hewitt’s decision drawing mixed reaction at the finish.
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Seattle Lad
VaNcouver
B. C
Brighouse Arena
Eddie May
Allentown
Ray Campbell
Seattle
Willie Hickle
Jimmie Hewitt
Devlin Veteran Player Released by Boston Club
Arthur Devlin third baseman, veteran star of the New York Giants era, has been released to Rochester of the International League by Boston National League President James Gaffney. Since joining the club in 1912 his fielding declined and he served mainly as a substitute this season. His final big league appearance featured a pinch hit that produced the go ahead run in a ninth inning against Pittsburgh.
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Boston
James Gaffney
Arthur Devlin
Rochester
Devlin
Giants
Pittsburg
Donahue Ex Star Pitcher Dies at 41
Frank L Red Donahue star pitcher died at his Philadelphia home after a long illness. A veteran of Milford Connecticut Lowell Allentown Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland and Detroit his career began in 1892 with Milford and included a no hit game for the Philadelphia Nationals. He retired seven years ago and entered business.
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Philadelphia
Frank L
Red) Donahue
Donahue
Milford
Forest Grove Bans Xray Skirts On Streets
Forest Grove follows Portland in prohibiting transparent dresses in public. Mayor Albee reports letters of support from officials and residents, including a californian woman praising the move as a moral influence for other towns.
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Portland
Ore
Forest Grove
Albee
Sanford
Antioch
Cal
Bex
Awaiting the Joyful Sound
An advertisement extolls the benefits of Mother's Friend a pregnancy remedy from Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta praising its wide availability and claims of easing childbirth and strengthening abdominal muscles with daily use during pregnancy. It promises no pain distress or weakness and offers a book for expectant mothers.
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Bradfield Regulator
Lamar Fuilding
Atlanta
Welsh Goes Into Training Again For Ritchie Fight
Freddie Welsh the British lightweight champion begins light training in Vancouver for the Sep 20 world title bout with Willie Ritchie. After a week off to heal an ankle, Welsh plans a short rest then active training under manager Harry Foley with sparring partners Frank Barticu and Joe Bayley. Ritchie, stronger and aggressive, believes a knockout is possible, while Welsh relies on speed and ring generalship to win.
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Vancouver
B. C
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Welsh
Labor Day
May- Campbell
Harry Foley
Ruehle
Ritchie
Brown
Oregon college leads fight against fireblight in orchards
Oregon Agricultural College officials outline organized campaigns to combat fireblight in pear and apple orchards across the state. Professor H Jackson directs the plan, emphasizing cutting out diseased parts, disinfecting wounds, and burning brush with demonstrations in La Grande valley and Rogue River valley and county funding support. The effort connects with county inspection services and extension programs to train growers and inspectors in treatment methods.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
H. Jackson
Wasco
la Grande
Jackson
State Board of Horticulture
Elgin
Grand Ronde Valley
C. C. Hyde
M. M. Winslow
Rogue River Valley
College Extension Service
North RCMP to return from Arctic duty in Edmonton
Six officers of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, stationed at Herschel Island and Fort McPherson inside the Arctic circle since 1911, will arrive in Edmonton within days. They expect to bring word on American explorer Harry V. Radford, who has spent years in the north. The relief party left Edmonton in June and reached the world’s rim by mid July before heading toward civilization.
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Edmonton
Alta
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Herschel Island
Fort McPherson
Arctic Circle
Harry V. Radford
World
Herecheraland
Outpost on Island Trail Faces Harsh Seasons
The outpost endures a snowbound winter and a sunlit summer with perpetual daylight for half the year. Six months bring darkness. Superintendent Fitzgerald and two companions perished nearby years ago while trying to negotiate the trail amid a blizzard.
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Fitzgerald
Town hunts mad coyote on Baker outskirts
North Powder residents join a district hunt for a rabid coyote spotted along the Baker Oregon edge near Baker. Two dogs were bitten by the animal during the pursuit. The incident unfolds as local authorities warn residents to take precautions while the hunt continues.
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Baker
Baker, Ore
North Powder
Town dog attack spree alarms ranchers and residents
A wild animal attacked a dog on the Chris Johnson ranch Saturday night and was driven off by Frank Hobbs. It then bit Mc Phee’s dog at J. W. McPhee’s ranch before escaping toward town outskirts. Both dogs were shot, and ranchers and residents near town are on high alert.
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Chris Johnson
Frank Hobbs
J. W. McPhee
McPhee
Mill hand Ernest Forward shot self at fiancé home
In Mo Clips Washington Aug 26 Ernest Forward a mill worker shot and killed himself at the residence of his fiancée Mrs Susie Pemberton after a domestic disturbance. The tragedy leaves the young couple engaged and the community in shock.
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Moclips
Ernest Forward
Susie Pemberton
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