Pendleton Won’t Field League Baseball This Year
Local fans expect no Pendleton league baseball due to last year’s large financial deficit. La Grande and Baker City push for a Oregon Idaho League but may rely on southern Idaho towns for a viable schedule. If baseball returns it will be amateur, with Pendleton likely limited to high school and junior teams.
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Enthusiaes
la Grande
Baker
Pendleton
Bills
Baker City
Idaho
Walla Walla
Jeanue Hall
Cold time to check it may save later cure
The message urges acting at the first signs of cold to prevent it from becoming deep seated. Delays can prolong illness. early care could shorten the overall course.
Lewis Brothers Feed Spokane Homeless During Storm
In Spokane during a present storm Lewis Brothers and Co. supplied food for the hungry, unemployed, and homeless. The effort was a branch of the Lewis company conducting sales at Moses Store. The feeding was done with cooperation from the Spokane ministerial association and took place at the Tabernacle near Riley Sunday revival meetings, with the homeless allowed to sleep there nightly during the meetings.
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Spokane
Lewis Brothers & Co
Lewis Company
Moses
Ministerial Association of
Riley
Bhic Tabernacle
District Superintendent Sykes Visits Pendleton Church
Walla Walla district Superintendent Sykes visits First Methodist Episcopal Church Pendleton for a quarterly conference at 7 20 pm. Important church business is to be transacted and all official members are urged to attend. He preaches tomorrow morning in Pendleton, billed as a fine preacher and polished speaker. The public is invited to hear him at his first local appearance.
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Sykes
Walla Walla
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Pendleton
Taylor Sells Joke About Old Friend O'Brien
Fulton farmer H J Taylor claims a joke on neighbor TH M O'Brien, after William Quinn stole a wagon load of hay, later delivering about 300 pounds to O'Brien who had borrowed a similar amount. O'Brien must repay Taylor for hay received as fodder loaned, while still owing about 100 pounds.
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H. J. Taylor
Fulton
TH. M. O'Brien
William Quinn
Taylor
Riverside Addition
O'Brien
Doctors Blakeslee and Best Travel to Portland Trip
Drs L K Blakeslee and J A Best have gone to Portland for a trip over hot sands toward the land of the Shriner. BH J Sommer vile and William Ferguson have been in Portland during the week attending the conclave.
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L. K. Blakeslee
J. A. Best
Portland
BH. J. Sommervile
William Ferguson
Echo man visits county seat for a Saturday business
FP J Young of Echo spends Saturday as a business visitor in the county seat, engaging in local affairs and meetings. He is seen moving between offices and discussing matters with officials. The visit highlights ongoing county business and logistical planning.
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J. Young
Echo
Walla Wallas Win Both Games In Garden City Action
Walla Walla high school swept both boys and girls basketball contests against Pendleton. The boys won 6 to 3 with a fast, decisive start, while the girls’ game stayed tight, Pendleton leading until near the end before Walla Walla pulled away. Academy wins 10 to 0 against Waitsburg. Pendleton academy shows promise despite overall losses.
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Garden City
Las
Academy
Washington
Milarkey Hall
Pendletos High School
Walla Walla
Walla Wallan Eay
Pendleton
Wendy Girls
Baker City
Pendleton Academy
Waitshburg Academy
Upoi
Tne
Eld Ward Dies Suddenl y This Morning
Elihu Ward aged 89 died suddenly this morning at his home 11 West Railroad Street. He was father to Ralph Ward a driver for the Express company and to Mrs Alice Pletcher a clerk at Hohbuchs grocery, and he was survived by his wife. The exact cause is unknown and funeral arrangements are pending as the Baker and Polsom undertaking parlors prepare the remains.
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Elihu Ward
West Railroad Street
Ralph Ward
Express Company
Aliee Pletcher
Hohbuch’s Grocery
Baker & Polsom Undertaking
Squad of Recruits Join Company I In Football
Recruits have been voted into Company I to fill vacancies in Company L. They will be examined tomorrow by Dr I W Temple, the examining physician. The company shows enthusiasm this winter with practice games and potential match games soon.
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I. W. Tempie
Sylvanus Luper Estate Report Filed in County Clerk Office
Administrator Chas Chaney filed the first and final report detailing the death of Sylvanus Luper, the young man who died on the train while being brought from Burns to the city hospital last winter, noting the estate is not worth a cent.
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Sylvanus Luper
Chas Chaney
Luper
Dr and Mrs BD C McNabb Move to New Bungalow
Dr and Mrs BD C McNabb have moved into a new bungalow on East Court Street after residing at the Ellis home on Lewis Street.
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BD. C. McNabb
Eart Court Street
Ellis
Lewis Street
Marriage License Issued in Pilot Rock
A marriage license has been issued to Owen T. Carries and Mins F. Myrdle Sturdivant, both of Pilot Rock.
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Owen T. Carries
Mins F. Myr
Bowling Contest Excites Local Interest At Pastime Parlor
Local bowling matches at the Pastime parlor draw crowds as J. H. Estes conducts a series between the Rough Rollers and the Stars. The Rollers won the first two games by 110 then 127 pins, with Adolph Miller and teammates facing Ed Hayes and the Stars. A third match and a town team selection follow, potentially leading to a trip to Walla Walla funded by Estes.
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J. H. Estes
Rough Rollers
Adolph Miller
B. F. Schuyler
Nick Noel
Fred Book
Pat McDivitt
Ed Hayes
Ray Crystal
Arthur Gibson
Milo Ewing
FE. Monteristeln
Walla Walla
Mr. Estes
Mrs Harriet Kramer Dies in Pneumonia Complication
Mrs Harriet Kramer aged 64 died suddenly this morning at the home of John Bean on Willow Street. She was recovering from pneumonia when a heart failure struck while she sat up, dying before reaching bed. She was the mother of Ed Kramer and lived with her son at the Bean home. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Harriet Kramer
John Bean
Willow Street
Kramer
Bean
Road Committee Seeks Relocation of Wild Horse Creek Road
A good roads association committee met Judge Gilliland this afternoon to discuss moving Wild Horse creek road back to its prior location. With Commissioners Walker and Lee absent, the judge did not promise action. County teachers prep for February exams at the court house. Superintendent Welless reports daily inquiries.
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Good Roads Association
Gilliland
Wild Horse Creek
Walker
Lee
Court House
Welless
Inqury
Final report of administration for Hannah Hughes estate
Final report of tig Oed joints iritor in the estate of Mrs Hannah Hughes formerly of Milton was tiled rode I G Johnson to the administrator and the estate valued at about 1000 dollars
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Mra
Hannah Hughes
Milton
Tiled Rode
I. G
Johnon Lo
Miss Lambert Flees School Term in Priggean District
Miss Frances Lambert, who had just completed a three month term of school in district 95, fled her report with the county school superintendent today. The Priggean district had 10 registered pupils in attendance during the term.
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Frances Lambert
Priggean
Rural School District Shrinks Enrollment Dramatically
R F E Beck, a rancher visiting the city, said Holdman school district sees declines in pupil numbers. He notes enrollment dropped from about 54 pupils four to five years ago to roughly 24 today, reflecting a shrinking district.
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R. F E. Beck
Holdman
Labor federation backs hatters strike for union label
Washington January 16 The American Federation of Labor executive council voted to support hatters in New York and other eastern cities striking over the removal of the union label from hats It will provide material aid if needed The federation also called for funds to contest the contempt proceedings involving Gompers Morrison and Mitchell in the Buck stove case
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
New York
Striking workers idle as 18 thousand halted hat production
New York on January 16 reports eighteen thousand men women and boys striking in 76 hat factories controlled by the associated hat manufacturers. No disorder observed.
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New York
Associated Hat Manufacturers
Senate Busy Day Eulogizes Late Members
Washington January 16 senate session honors late members then adjourned after a brief observance.
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Senate
Washington
American convict pardoned for bravery in Iwahig flood
Malta January 16 Arthur Fitzgerald an American convict at Iwahig penal settlement Philippine islands has been pardoned by the governor general for bravery shown during the recent Iwahig cloud burst in which many lives were lost. Fitzgerald was instrumental in having many lives saved.
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Malta
Arthur Fitzgerid
Iwahig Penal Settlement
Philippine Islands
Fitzgerald
Kill the Dandruff Germ With Newbro's Herpicide
An old newspaper ad argues disease control must target the underlying dandruff germ. It credits Newbro's Herpicide with killing the germ to restore hair health and beauty. Sample stamps and prices are listed, with company references to Detroit and Koeppen & Eer.
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Newbro
Hlerphida Co
Detroit
Mick
Hoosiers to Entertain Big Tariff Conference
Indianapolis will host a National Tariff Conference opening in Joan, 16, and running for three days with delegates from many tariff revision groups and several state governors already named.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joan
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Infants and Children
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough in infants and children. It claims the medicine contains no opiates or narcotics and urges mothers to keep a bottle at home, promoting Pendleton Drug Co. as a supplier.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Two New Groups Enter Women Suffrage Field
Chicago January 16 two new organizations enter the fight for women suffrage. One is composed wholly of men, said to be the first man’s society in the United States dedicated to woman suffrage. The other group consists of only college women.
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Pomeroy High School
Walteburg
Prof
Johnson
Buchanan
Martin
Kidder
van Dyke
Conover
Taylor
McEwen
Cleot
Norvel
Porter
Chicago
United States
Ulinoly College Women
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Glue Mountain Creamery
Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
J. E. Smith Live Stock Co
H.R. Station
E. T. Wade
Smith-Crawford Building
Pendleton, Ore
Lewes Bos’ Company
M. F. Church
Shriners
Central Meat Market
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Walla Wallas
Waitsburg
Eld Ward
Company I
Mis. Kamer
Gillaland
Labor Federationists
Atid Hattens
Koeppen & Eer
Jack Frost
Boston
Beddow & Miller
Court St
Umatilla Lumber CO
West
Alta
G. H. Probett
Mgr
Big 6
E. Court St
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
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