Pendleton High to Meet Walla Walla Twice in District Play
Pendleton high school basketball team travels by train to Walla Walla to face Walla Walla High School tonight and the Y M C A five tomorrow. Last year Walla Walla beat Pendleton both times, but the Pendleton players, training hard without a coach, expect a different outcome this season. Players listed include Rader, McDill, Sturdivant, Jordan, Devin, Boylen, Arthur Jordan, Cole, Cooley, and E W Brown, an instructor at the high school.
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Pendleton High
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Milton
Donald Rader
Harvey McDill
Ivan Sturdivant
Clifford Jordan
Dudie Devine
Tom Boylen
Arthur Jordan
C. Cole
Geo. Cooley
E. W. Brown
Matthewson Plans Books For Boy Readers From Giants Star
New York. Christy Matthewson, famed New York Giants pitcher, is writing a series of athletic themed books for boys. Each volume will feature a different sport with a western boy attending college in the east. His Bucknell days guiding intercollegiate sports inform the juvenile works, a long-held ambition finally taking shape for late next month.
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New York
Christy Matthewson
New York Giants
Matty
Matthewson
Bucknell
Dublin population rises despite emigration in quarter end
Dublin Ireland moved up a site step during the quarter ended September 20. Population increased by 2848 despite 7260 emigrants. Workhouse paupers fell by 2303 and outdoor paupers by 1053 compared with last year, and by 907 indoor and 1417 outdoor against the prior decade average. Marriage rate climbed.
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Dublin
Ireland
Indian Brings His Sons 10 Justice in Tulsa
Tulsa Jan 7 Sonny Smith an full blooded Indian and his two sons are jailed on murder charges. Smith had been detained weeks earlier when the alleged murder occurred and his sons fled to swamps. He later obtained permission to pursue them and returned with relatives. Smith and his sons are in Tulsa county jail awaiting trial.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sonny"” Smith
Smith
Newblock
Arkansas
Muskogee
Pinchot Defends Officials Over Propriety Breach
Pinchot argues official decorum rules exist to protect public property and credit the two subordinates for actions driven by public spirit. He says their transgression was minor given the emergency, purity of motive, and results. Pinchot accepts responsibility and emphasizes principle over personal considerations.
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Price
Shaw
Pinchot
Rockefeller Jr and Turner Discuss White Slave Traffic
John D. Rockefeller Jr., foreman of the New York grand jury investigating the white slave traffic, conferred today with George Kibbe Turner, a magazine writer whose article on the traffic drew attention last fall.
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Rockefeller, Jr
Turner
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
George Kibbe Turner
Fireman Perishes in Cambridge Water Fire
Fire destroyed the Cambridge Water building in St. Louis on January 7 killing one fireman and injuring several others as scores of guests narrowly escaped the blaze. Fire crews battled the flames and maintained control after a tense rfill.
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Louis
Cambridge
Local residents depart and arrive in Pendleton region
Personal mentions list T. L. Dunsfhore returning from Athena to The Dipilea, L. W. Furnas and Mrs. Furnas headed to Hermiston, A. B. Thomson homeward via Mutter Creek from Pendleton, Hermiston Mayor Ross Newport visiting Pendleton, George St. Gerking traveling from Athena, and Charles Hill en route to Pitro Rock to attend business matters.
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L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
A. B. Thomson
Mutter Creek
Pendleton
Ross Newport
George St. Gerking
Athena
Indictments for First Degree Murder Near Umatilla
Grand jury reports indictments including George Tracy for first degree murder in the killing of Andy Rabeal near Umatilla on Nov 23. Thomas Stickney and George O Connor are charged with burglary. Carl Smith faces larceny. Plea timing set for tomorrow morning with Tracy Stickney and O Connor likely not guilty and Smith possibly pleading guilty. Further indictments expected as the panel continues work.
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George Tracy
C. W. Arnold
Umatilla
Andy Rabeal
Umatila
Feneral
Pendleton
Thomas Stickney
George O'Connor
Kearney
Bond Brothers
Rabeal
Carl Smith
Fme
Tracy
Stickney
O'Connor
Smith
Zelaya warned of threat to life in Mexico City
Mexico City officials disclosed secret information that two Salvadoreans and an American plot to kill Jose Santos Zelaya. Police advised him to arm himself, with two secret service agents to accompany him, as Zelaya remains nervous and armed. He ruled Nicaragua 16 years, facing bitter exiles and foes.
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Mexico City
Jose Santos Zelaya
Police Department
Zelaya
Secret Service
Nicaragua
Mexico
Europe
Pinchot May Lose His Official Head
Washington reports say Secretary Ballinger and President Taft discussed the possibility of dismissing Gifford Pinchot chief forester of the United States. Senate readings of Pinchot’s letter defending aides in Gravis cage charges prompt speculation Pinchot may be dismissed.
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Washington
Ballinger
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
United States
Senate
Dolliver
Pinchot
L. R. Gravis
Blizzard Blocks All Traffic in Montana
Helena Montana January 7 The ongoing blizzard has paralyzed Montana roads and stalled two westbound Northern Pacific passenger trains between Livingston and Columbus. A snow plow derailed near Livingston and a repair train was wrecked while pursuing the plow, delaying crews in Butte Bozeman and other towns as officials organize passenger care.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Columbus
Butte
Bozeman
Law to bar sensational divorce news passes House
Washington representatives introduced a bill in the house to bar all publications printing any mention of divorce, trial, seduction, or other offenses against morals. The measure imposes punishment on victims with imprisonment from three months to two years.
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Washington
Murphy
House Today
Bil
Prisoner for Treatment from Cuskunie Depot Robbery
Sheriff White of Clatsop County arrived in Portland with Samuel Summers, accused of robbing the Astorian Columbian River railway depot at Cuskunie. Summers was shot and slightly wounded while attempting to escape. he was brought for medical treatment.
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Tivings
Treament
Portland
Ore
Jan
Sherif White
Clateop County
Samuel Summers
Aatorin & Columbian Triver
Cuskunie
Summers
Famous will case in court again continues from page one
The case centers on C. M. Rader and trustees disputing a widow’s claim to extra funds and a $50 monthly lifetime payment. After prior rulings in Washington state courts, the matter shifted to Oregon heirs and was brought to grant a new probate review. Lawyers for the trustees and for the heirs exchange denials as demurrers are argued.
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Supreme Court
Stubblefield
Attornews
Cochrane & Cochrane of
la Grande
Oregon
Washington
C. M. Rader
Rader
Lowell & Winters
Cochrane & Cochrane
Phelps & Steiner
Latham Establishes New Height Record in Flight
Mounmolon France January report states aviator Latham soared his monoplane to 3300 feet above ground with barometer in hand. The feat is presented as unquestioned.
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Mounmolon
France
Jan. T— Latham
Ship Subsidy Likely to be Taken Up by House Panel
Washington January 7 Ship subsidy probably will be taken up by the house committee on merchant marine and fisheries next Thursday according to an understanding reached at a meeting of the committee today.
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Washington
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Women Demand Oklahoma Suffrage Amendment
A petition with over 38,000 signatures was filed with Oklahoma's secretary of state requesting a constitutional amendment to grant women the right to vote, to be submitted to voters across the state.
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Oklahoma
Gathes
Okla
Secretary of State
Lost small gold watch found by Mrs Crayne
Finder will return the small gold watch to Mrs. Crayne at Koonta hall and receive a reward.
King Edward makes royal makeup lessons to actor
London recounts King Edward's affection for theater. As Prince of Wales he visited Charles Fechtor's Lyceum dressing room, taught makeup, and once dressed as a tramp to surprise Queen Victoria. The queen startled by the disguise failed to recognize him, though she did not applaud the joke.
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London
T Edward
Lal” Brough
Charles Fechtor
Lyceum
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Man of Mystery Starts Rumors Again
The Strahorn surveyors, active in the mountains eastward, have been shifted to White Salmon due to severe weather. Locals and railroad theorists remain uncertain about the current route work in the hills above the vicinity.
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Man OF Mystery
A Good Cough Mixture Free From Opioids and Harmful Drugs
A simple home remedy claims to break up colds in twenty four hours using two ounces of glycerine half an ounce of Virgin Pine compound and eight ounces of pure whisky mixed in a large bottle. The Pine compound is said to be produced in Cincinnati Ohio by Leach Chemical Co.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
No Survey Yet on Route Through Walla Walla
L Wood, a right of way agent for Strahorn, said the road would pass through Walla Walla as a main line during an interview while passing through on his way to Iowa. He would say nothing beyond that.
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L. Wood
Lowa
Walla Walla
Wood
Strahorn
Will Probe Trade Rivalry
New York on January 7 testimony before the federal grand jury described trade rivalry among the American Sugar Refining Company Arbuckle Brothers and others as only a surface ripple for appearances in an inquiry into possible Sherman anti trust violations.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Brothers
Federal Grand Jury
Tribune
Choice Wheat Farm for Sale Near Helix
800 acres near Helix with fair improvements and a good well. Leased to 1912. Price 60000 dollars. Easy terms. John A. Gross at 14 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, Washington.
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Helix
John A. Gross
Boyer Ave
Walla Walia
Wash
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