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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

3

Pendleton Bears Faceoff With Scoring Inning Clash

Score by innings shows Pendleton 0 9 0 0 4 Bears 8 0 0 0 0. Summary notes Bears left on five bases and Pendleton seven. Notable hits include Sheely with two base hits and Davis with a three base hit. Double plays involved Naughton to Lodell to Haworth and Augustus to Lodell. Pitchers Berger and Bridger worked. Berger faced 7 batters, Bridger 6. Umpire Washburn officiated the game, run time 1:35.

Pendleton Bears Sheely Davis Naughton Lodell Haworth Augustus Berger Bridger Washburn Bucks Varian Bobby Davis Dean Harmon Childers Martini Lundstrom Johnson Brown Lundstrum Varlan Natughton Ewe Dean Peterson Henge Walla Walla EK Harmon Oreere Seaed Johnson Feeye

Keokuk dam dedication draws thousands of onlookers

Immense Keokuk dam on the Mississippi is formally dedicated with spectators on both shores and on river boats. The project will supply about 200000 horsepower, linking Dubuque to St. Louis, and cost around 26000000. The cement stone brick wall stands 53 feet high and 42 feet wide, built by 2500 workers over three years using 659000 barrels of cement. The dam alters Cooper Lake to a 65 mile long body of water, with depths around fifty feet. State troops from Iowa and Illinois participated in parades and ceremonial events.

Keokuk Iowa Town Missouri Illinois Washington Colorado Springs Dubuque St. Louis Father of Waters Hamilton Cooper Lake Towa

Three Runs In First Inning Dooms Bucks In Exhibition

Walla Walla August 27 The Pendleton Bucks lose after three first inning runs set the fate. Bridger and Harmon highlight defense with four double plays and Br idger twirls superbly. Umpire ejects manager Lodell and Haworth after ninth inning incident.

BUCKS

Boise Scores And So Wins In Pitcher’s Battle

Boise won a pitchers duel as Gard produced the only run after Aftermatt walked and stole second. Hall and Kile delivered solid outings with strong defense backing them. The game featured few strikeouts and steady fielding from both teams amid a hot day. An ad promotes McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR for teething discomfort.

Boise Gard Hall Kile RH. E. Mor Komima Bome Fee Nile Taylor

Lost vaudeville contortionist Vanishes in Seattle

James B James a vaudeville contortionist disappeared from his home in Beauty Aug 27 and faces death unless found within 48 hours. He suffered a dislocated vertebra during a rehearsal and wears a corset to stabilize it. He, his wife, and son had just moved from Tacoma to Seattle and he wandered downtown Sunday with unknown fate.

James B. James James Tacoma Seattle

Electric shock kills man on Portland bridge

Portland Ore Aug 27 Man ford Hosey a bridgeworker was killed when a steel tape swung into a 36000 volt wire as he and a co worker repaired a bridge near Ardenwald. The breeze caused the tape to contact the live line forming a circuit and Hosey died instantly. A sister lives in Oregon City. The report ends with an unrelated medical ad for Herbine.

Portland Ore Manford Hosey Ardenwald Hosey Portland Railway, Tight & Power Company Fisher Portland Railway Light & Power Company Dunning & McEntee

Chinese Rebel Stronghold Falls Near Nanking

Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Shancai reports Nanking has fallen, depriving rebels of their last stronghold. Advertisement touts Herbine as a bowel health product, promoting regularity and system cleansing, with a 0c price and dealer availability.

London

Captain Cann of State of California a Salem native

Captain Cann, master of the wrecked steam ship State of California, is the son of Thomas H. Cann former clerk of the State Land Board 1874 to 1878. He moved to Seattle about 1880 where he served as justice of the peace for several years. No relatives are now living here.

Cann

Loss of Appetite Warns of System Worn Down

The passage notes gradual loss of appetite as an early sign of the body tiring, with Hood’s Sarsaparilla recommended as a tonic. It frames the remedy as the best of its kind for restoring health and vigor.

Hood

Two Drowned as Wall of Water Sweeps Ely Nevada

Two men drowned when a wall of water from a cloudburst swept through Ely Nevada on August 287. Local authorities reported the flood caused rapid currents and damaged several buildings while residents scrambled to safety. Confirmed fatalities mount as search efforts continue near the riverbed.

Ely Nev

River flood traps two men at Northern Hotel basement

A cloudburst sent Murray Creek through Eli flooding the business and residence areas to depths of feet. The Northern Hotel basement filled as D Vautrin and Edward Hil lock were trapped. rescuers cut a floor hole but could not save them. Damage estimated under 2000 dollars with several stores flooded and near escapes for others.

Murray Creek Eli D. Vautrin Edward Hillock

Juror Signals 65 Miles From Mount St Helens

J HB Olehison of the state railroad commission demonstrated a sun mirror signaling feat from Mount St Helens last Wednesday, sending 65 miles to Council Crest. BR H Dearborne observed from Council Crest and confirmed the signals, with an unknown observer also replying. The experiment drew comments about energy waste and fools.

Mount St. Helens Council Crest Salem Ore Messarer J. HB. Olehison State Railroad Commission Mount St Helens BR. H. Dearborne Mr. Aitchison Council

Midwest leaders meet at center of dam dedication

Delegates from Iowa Illinois and Missouri gathered at the dam center for speeches before adjournment to the government grounds for the formal dedication ceremonies.

Iowa Ilinois Missouri

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Arthur Gen'l Arthur Wash Pendleton Bucks Sportaman Dugger Evryone Pendicton Bolse North Yakima la Pet Bolse Speearn Nee Walla Walla Nee Oven Cyrus Noble W. J. van Schuyver & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon North Beach Portland Columbia Othe T. J. Potter Hassalo T.F. O'Brien McGee Adyv MAN Wien Grand Theater Niet Steinbloch Florsheim Shoes Cares Alexander Dep T. Store
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