Baker Baseball association elects permanent officers in Baker Oregon
Baker Oregon February meeting of stockholders endorses permanent officers with Dr William Lockwood Parker as president and D W French A Shockley C A Hosier and A S Bowers as directors The schedule runs April 19 to September and talks of Memorial Day games with Walla Walla and a new manager J C Harlow offered to take Baker’s helm The board to review Parker credentials before a called meeting later today
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Baker, Ore
Baker Baseball Association
William Lockwood Parker
Mesers
D. W
French
A .& Shockley
Charles A. Hosier
A. S. Bowers
Cub
Joseph Heilner
C. A. Hosler
Walla Walla
Baker
Garden City
J. C. Harlow
Decatur
Alabama
Parker
W. 8. Bowers
C. A. Hosier
Houck to Join Connie at Camp in San Antonio
Bryan E. Houck, ex Washington High and Oregon pitcher, who starred with the Philadelphia Athletics last season, left Portland for Connie Mack's San Antonio training quarters. He is the lone 1911 Northwestern league pitching recruit to succeed and is expected to be a major factor in the A's pursuit of the American League pennant.
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Bryan E. Houck
Washington High
University of Oregon
Philadelphia Athletics
Portland
Connie Mack
San Antonio
Houck
Bade signs Indian pitcher in Walla Walla deal
Walla Walla Bears manager Bade signed "Chief" Starr a cousin of Spokane Indians pitcher "Chief" Cadreau. Starr had pitched amateur ball in Wisconsin before joining the Bears in Walla Walla on February 19.
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Bade
Walla Walla
Wash
High Boys Meet Milton Tonight at New Pendleton Gym
Pendleton hosts Milton in a county championship hopeful basketball clash. Pendleton reshuffles with Finnell up to forward, Straughan at guard, Russell at guard, and Captain Jordan at center. Milton brings a fast lineup as fans expect a tough home game the 7 45 tip off with no preliminaries.
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Pendleton
Milton
Finnell
Jack McDonald
Orson Straughan
Russell
Cliff Jordan
Spike Hennessy to fight Lin Hosan in Boise
Spike Hennessy the featherweight fighter who drew with Billy Gaffney here before faces Lin Hosan the Chinese boxer from Marshfield Oregon in a Boise bout set for February 25 at Forest Park. Hosan trains in Halley and has a win over Hennessy, with a reputed never-knocked-down record as his manager Jess Day pushes his rise.
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Spike Hennessy
Billy Gaffney
Lin Hosan
Marshfield
Oregon
Boise
Statesman
Hennessey
Halley
Capitol Hotel
Biz A Frazer
Jess Day
Hosan
Spike Hennesey
Forest Park
Hennesey
Horan
Hasan
Ore
Piles Ointment Refunded If Not Cured In 6 to 14 Days
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO OINTMENT does not cure itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The ad promises full refund upon failure.
Senators Pledge To Late Session In Oregon
Salem February reports claim a majority of Oregon senators signed a plan for an adjourned legislative session to vote on governor vetoes. The count is disputed with 22 names denied and 10 insiders saying they did not sign, amid intrigue from gubernatorial foes and factions seeking to influence pet bills. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad appears amid the surrounding text.
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Salem
Ore
Anti boxing bill stalls in Idaho House
Boise Idaho February 19 House bill 40 aims to prohibit boxing and tighten rules to near impossibility of sparring. Rep Storey halted third reading prompting committee delay. A second bill 405 regulates waterfowl hunting along Snake River boundary requiring Idaho licenses for Washington and Oregon hunters and invites neighboring state legislatures to adopt similar laws.
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Boise
Idaho
Storey
Snake River
Washington
Idaho-Oregon
Oregon
Forensic events at Oregon Agricultural College
The annual prize peace oration contest and the inter-class oratoricals draw attention at Corvallis Oregon. The inter-class affair is Feb 27 followed by the senior freshmen debate on Mar 7 and a March tryout for the Intercollegiate debate team to face WSC in a wordy war on the issue.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Electric Bitters Promise Strength to the Sickly
When doctors order rest you feel staggered yet must work. Electric Bitters promise tone and vigor to the system to prevent breakdown and build up health. Thousands bless them from the first dose and KOeppens offers them for 0c.
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Koeppens
State high schools much improved
The Oregon state agricultural college reports stronger student preparation from high schools. Regents note better college readiness and higher scholarship in recent years. Registrar statistics show decline in below passing averages from 19 percent in 1909-10 to 6 percent in 1911-12, attributed to improved facilities and new buildings.
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Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
State Agricultural College
Regents
Oregon
Printing Bill Tops Oregon House Agenda
Salem Feb 19 The state printer flat salary repeal bill moved to the top of the calendar after a roll call where each member named the bill he wanted to be considered Abbott led the way as first on the list Carpenter sought pay for himself as Coast Detective Agency head $1000 for pursuing Humphreys and their conviction The house held a slaughter day with 33 measures indefinitely postponed one bill passed and 24 withdrawn
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Salem
Abbott
Iist
Carpenter
Coast Detective Agency
Humphreys
Dog Bone Sways Murder Trial in Sunol Case
Oakland report to the grand jury declares the so called human bone linked to Helen Johnson murder near Sunol is actually from a dog or coyote. The bone was found near the crime site while moves to release Rudge proceed and the Amador story tying him to the crime is discredited by the jury.
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Oakland
Cal
Charles Dodge
Helen Johnson
Sunol
Rudge
Mary Amador
Hilles To Manage A Girls' School In Albany
Charles D. Hilles of Dobbs Ferry, Taft secretary and Republican National Committee chair, was named by Governor Sulzer to the state training school for girls at Hudson. The senate moved immediate confirmation amid praise from Democratic Leader Wagner of the senator’s distinction and state service.
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Albany
Charles D. Hilles
Dobbs Ferry
Taft
Republican National Committee
Sulzer
State Training School For Girls
Hudson
Senate
Wagner
Hilles
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Local Adverts
An old advertisement argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications and credits Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims most deafness stems from catarrh and offers $100 for a cure not solved by the remedy. The note includes a Toledo, Ohio contact and mentions constipation relief.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Nomination Confirmed for Democratic Campaign Service
The speaker lauds the nominee for valiant service to the Democratic Party in the last campaign and moves immediate confirmation. The nomination was confirmed.
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Democratic Party
Many Japanese Are Coming to America Exclusion League Report
The Asiatic Exclusion League adopted a report detailing the influx of Japanese to the United States in the last six months of 1912. The period saw 6616 arrivals and 642 departures, with the document outlining issues related to alien land laws and Japanese exclusion legislation.
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Exclusion League
San Francisco
Cal
Asiatic Exclusion League
United States
Congress
Archduchess Mechtilde Weds Prince Olgierd Czartoryak
Archduchess Mechtilde, daughter of Archduke Karl Stefan, became bride of Prince Olgierd Czartoryyak in a ceremony at Saybuech Galicia attended by Archduke Friedrich and many imperial and Polish nobles. Archduchess Eleonore is the eldest sister.
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Berlin
Archduchess
Mechtilde
Eleonore
Saybuech
Galicia
Olgierd Czartoryak
Archduke Friedrich
Karl Stefan
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