Pendleton Wins Tight Battle Over Walla Walla 28 27
In a fast, hard fought contest Pendleton defeated Walla Walla 28 to 27 amid controversy over a late foul that may have altered the outcome. The official scorebook initially counted Pendleton one point behind after a key foul not recorded, though the referee later acknowledged the potential for Pendleton to be awarded the point.
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P. EF
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Alfred Easter
Penland
Johne
Cooley
E Referse Clow
Mark Moorhouse
Clow
East Oregonian
Tandoff
Crow
Cold start urges early action to prevent deeper illness
The message urges immediate attention at the first sign of illness, warning that delays make treatment harder and can extend suffering. It emphasizes that every hour lost at the start may add days to the ordeal and encourages prompt care.
Pendleton and Walla Walla Tie Amid Varsity Controversy
A 27 to 27 tie prompted overtime where Means and Pendleton pressed for victory but foul calls sparked controversy. Walla Walla scored after a disputed referee decision, with Pendleton players Penland Jurner Johns and Cooley noted for strong play.
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Means
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pendleton Boys
Penland
Jurner
Johns
Cooley
High School Wins Winslow Cup After Close Basketball Series
The high school team topped three local rivals in a round of games to clinch the Winslow cup offered by Winslow Bros. An executive committee will meet to formally declare the winner. The sequence saw the high school beat the Commercial association, lose to the association in a later match, and the business college defeat Pendleton academy. The cup will be presented to the winning school.
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Winslow Bros
Commercial Association
Association
Business College
Pendleton Academy
Winslow Broa
Pond’s Wife of Jim Pond Dies on the Reservation
The wife of Jim Pond, a well known Umatilla Indian interpreter, died on the reservation after weeks of illness. Funeral arrangements will be on the reservation. Jim had earlier bought a casket from Baker & Folsom, then returned it, and repurchased it this morning for the burial.
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Jim Pond
Umatilla
Jim
Baker & Folsom
Mrs Shields Reports Busy Milton Fruit Pruning Season
Mrs Shields of Shields Fruit company at Milton returns home after a short city visit. She notes fruitgrowers in Milton Freewater area are busy pruning and spraying trees as excellent weather speeds work, pointing to a good fruit season so far this year.
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Shields
Shields Fruit Company
Milton
Milton-Freewater
Recovered Brother at St Vincent’s Portland
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald announced his brother Dr D P Fitz Gerald is rapidly recovering from illness at St Vincent’s hospital in Portland with no current fears for his condition.
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Thomas Fitz Gerald
D. P. Fitz Gerald
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Marriage License Issued To Harry Flak And Stella Lyons
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Harry Flak and Stella Lyons, confirming their upcoming nuptials in the local district clerk office. The couple's certificates list full names and dates of issue for public record.
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Harry Flak
Stella Lyons
Receiver Taylor Takes Charge of Teutsch Store
Receiver T C Taylor filed a 47000 bond and became interim head of the Teutsch interests. The store stays open until the March 7 creditors meeting to choose a trustee. Afterward the stock may be sold as a single lot or retail, with plans not yet fixed.
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Taylor
Teutsch Interests
Lee.Teutsch
Thomas Fitzgerald
T. C. Taylor
Great Skating Race at Northwest Rink
Tonight at the Ireland skating rink in Northwest, a high profile race features H. F. King champion skater and Harry Drake as contenders. The 69 laps covering three miles start at 9 o clock with a cash prize from Ellis Ireland. Drake has defeated all comers in Pendleton, and a win could earn him the Northwest championship claim.
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Ireland
H. F. King
Northwest
Harry Drake
King
Drake
Ellis Ireland
Pendleton
Camas Prairie dairyman sells prize colt Rock to William Futter
Alex McKinzey, a noted Camas Prairie dairyman and stock man, sold his 11 month old grade colt Rock who won the district fair first premium last fall. The buyer is William Futter of Camas Prairie, for $125. The colt weighs 1000 pounds.
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Alex McKinzey
Camas Prairie
Rock
Thia City
William Futter
Athena man sues for 367 dollars on noted debt
D. C. McIntyre of Athena filed a suit claiming Paul Bushman owes 367.25 on a note and seeks 60 for attorney fees. The complaint was filed this morning by Will M. Peterson.
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D. C. McIntyre
Athena
Paul Bushman
Will M. Peterson
W J Furnish Recovers After Appendectomy
W J Furnish is recovering at home on Water Street after an appendectomy at the hospital. He returned to his residence yesterday and is progressing rapidly from the operation.
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W. J. Furnish
Water Street
Tragic River Rescue Ends in Double Fatality at Elizabath
Mr. Draper and F B Garrett, two government employees, were saved from drowning in the icy Monongahela River at Elizabath Pennsylvania on Saturday only to be struck and killed moments later while awaiting a train.
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Mr. Draper
F. B. Garrett
Elizebath
Maple Day Planned in Baker City With Tree Planting
Baker City prepares to observe Maple Day in April with about 1000 maple trees to be set out. School board approved buying 700 trees for public school grounds, while 700 to 1200 more may be purchased by residents. Trees cost 25 cents each and orders are being collected from families. A citywide procession and program on Front Street are planned, with teachers assigning uniforms for students. Prof. J A Churchill advocates the event, aiming to make Maple Day the greatest yet in Baker City.
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Baker City
J. A. Churchill
Front Street
Churchill
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Advertisement Claim
A historical ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders. It boasts 54 years of cures and urges readers to buy a bottle to relieve poor appetite ache flatulence dyspepsia indigestion colds grippe and kidney ills.
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Tallman & Co
Pendleton’ Creamery Co
United States
United States Depository
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National Hank
High School
CUP
Winslow
Pond
Dr. Fitz Gerald
Teutsch
McIntyre Suds Bushman
Baker Git
Hostetter
Roosevelt
Boston
Pendleton’s Popular Picture Pavilion
Eagle Building
A. C. Friedly
Prop
Will Trites
India
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Marshall & Wendall
Eilers Piano House
Main St
the “Florsheim
Oxfords
Florsheim
the Alexander Department Store
Florsheim and Walkover Shoes
Henneman’s Cigar Store
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