Pendleton High School Wins Over Baker in Eastern Oregon Tilt
Pendleton high school defeated Baker 32 to 21 to strengthen its Eastern Oregon championship bid. The Pen dleton squad, described as fast and finished, held a late lead against La Grande M. L. A. in a recent game and impressed with guard play and balanced attack. Jerry Honster left with an ankle injury. Kimball refereed fairly.
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Pendleton
Baker High School
Union High School
Oregon
la Grande
Pendleton High School
M. L A. Sport
la Grandée
M. A
Gudide
Per
Lindsay
Geddes
Chapman
Boylen
Washington
Jerry Honster
Kimball
Hawthorne Nine Defeats Freshmen In Opening Game
Hawthorne high school opened the 1911 baseball season in Pendleton with the freshman team losing 18 to 8. Texas and Gillett starred for Hawthorne while Umpire Naford was bunted by the Hawthorne hitters. Gillett doubled for the only two bagger. Hawthorne plans to play Washington Echo next Friday with Echo to be staged later in the month. Freshmen lineup included Despain Butler Dorsey Hunt Parkham Hopper Rugg Norris Williamson. Hawthorne lineup included Texas Gillett Gordon Morris Ruppert Straughn.
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Pendleton
Hawthorne
Hawthorne School
Texas
Gillett
Naford
Giilet
Washington Echoe
Echo
Despain
Butler
Dorsey
Hunt
Parkham
Hopper
Rugg
Norris
Williamson
Gordon
Morris
Ruppert
Straughn
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Families
A household medicine to prove value must show results from every family member and Foley's Honey and Tar delivers. It treats coughs colds croup whooping cough and throat chest and lung ailments while avoiding addictive drugs. Testimonials from Bart Fair of Waukesha Wis praise its cure for a stubborn cough and urge use only of the genuine yellow package by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Foley
Bart Fair
Waukesha
Wis
Faley
Railways
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
New Physician Opens Office In Temple Building Pendleton
Dr. R. B. Brundage arrives from Wisconsin and will make Pendleton his home opening offices in the Temple building. A masquerade skating party drew many local devotees of roller skating to the rink last night. Clarence Badger won a prize for his jolly far take-off. Fronts of the Welch cigar store and the offices of Will Moore and Lee Moorhouse receive a new coat of green to brighten their appearance. Sibina W. Wattenberg's divorce suit against Jacob H. Wattenberg was tried before Judge Phelps and the case is under advisement. Miss Genevieve Clark, once bedridden with typhoid, shows marked improvement today.
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R. B. Brundage
Temple Building
Pendleton
Wisconsin
Clarence Badger
Welch Cigar Store
Will Moore
Lee Moorhouse
Sibina W. Wattenberg
Jacob H. Wattenberg
Phelps
J. B. Perry
Dust Storm Deluge Climbs Over Pendleton City
A January dust storm raged in Pendleton for hours reducing visibility from hills to the lower city. Nearby chatter notes celebrations for a Chinese event tomorrow, while local Dragon followers prepare with fireworks and Dust Storm in January headlines. Modern Woodmen camp installed new officers led by WY. C William Anderson and others, with a social session following.
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Pendleton
Matorm
Pendleton Camp
WY. C
William Anderson
Lester Boyd
H. M. Elder
J. G. Finney
W. E. Elder
J. R Childreth
Thomas Hodgeon
T. M. Henderson
J. T. Hemphill
Legislators Still In Salem On Site Inspection
Five members of the Joint Legislative committee appointed to inspect the branch asylum sites remain in the city conducting a detailed review. Chairman Senator Chiee announced at noon there would be no statement for publication. The committee rode out in Representative Mann's automobile and hope to return to Salem tomorrow.
Vagrant Harry Dupuis Sentenced In Police Court
Acting Police Judge Henry Lantz sentenced Harry Dupuis to five days in the city jail for vagrancy. Dupuis was picked up about 1 o clock Thursday night near the depot by Night Officer Hugnis after a conversation with an Indian and a person described as a scraw. A bottle of whiskey was found on the ground where they stood, and it was believed he was attempting to dispose of it to the Indian.
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Harry Dupuis
Henry Lantz
Hugnis
Will Try Mrs Todhunter In Police Court
Mrs Lingie Todhunter, mother of Ernest Todhunter and Floyd Pug Heath, faces a police court trial at 4 pm for alleged brady house conduct. The two young men were arraigned yesterday on minor charges and jailed ten days pending further investigation. The girl involved has been released from county jail but remains a witness.
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Todhunter
Ernest Todhunter
Floyd
Pug) Heathman
Lingie Todhunter
Jalil
Threatened Impeachment Of Gov Withdrawn In West Virginia
Democratic threats to impeach Governor Glassenek dissolved after an agreement between warring parties. Watson Chilton and Glassencock agreed to appoint a Republican president of the senate, with Chilton and Watson elected in absentia. Missing Republican senators returned to vote, and Glasscock held credentials until they did.
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Glasscock
San Francisco Far Ahead, New Orleans Backing Off
New Orleans boosters admit San Francisco leads in the political struggle after an official Washington verdict. An Omaha telegram reports $100,000 in telegrams sent to Washington demanding that San Francisco be granted the fair.
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Washington
TD. C
New Orleans
San Francisco
Omaha
Pendleton Bowlers Triumph Over Walla Walla Team
Pendleton bowlers outscored Walla Walla 2691 to 2195 at Pastime Bowling Alleys. High game 206 and high average 197 led Pendleton, while Walla Walla’s Breeser was absent for several frames. Individual scores show Pendleton players McDevitt 534 across games, Gibson 612 total, and team totals 880 859 843.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Breeser
Lankard
Sos, Buiven Sre
Gibson
Trial by Jury comes to Oregon theatre February 6
Comic opera by Arthur Sullivan presented under Ladies Aid Episcopal church auspices. Directed by Mrs Walter Rose with Edna Slater as Plaintiff and Walter E Rose as Defendant. Foreman Ben Hill Usher Brook Dickson lead a chorus of twelve jurors twelve bridesmaids and spectators. Music deemed beautiful and dramatic offering strong acting and singing opportunities.
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Arthur Sullivan
Oregon
Ladies Aid of the
Episcopal Church
Walter Rose
Edna Slater
Walter E. Rose Jude
Cseceseees Thos
Williams
Sserevecssecacen A
la Barrington
Ben Hill Usher
Brook Dickson
Tuttle Road Plan Formally Approved In Eastern States Drive
Umatilla County Good Roads association met with about thirty members including Representative L. L. Mann to back the Tuttle road plan, favoring regional highway districts and opposing a state route from the Columbia to the California line. A one man committee, Dave Nelson, was appointed to meet with Farmers Union and Commercial Association committees for a unity meeting on February 22.
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Columbia
California
Umatilla
County Good Roads Association
L. L. Mann
Dave Nelson
Farmers’ Union
Commercial Association
Iuly
Ithiechy
Farmers Unions Hold Meetings in Athena and Weston
Local Farmers' Union chapters in Athena and Weston held elections for officers for the coming year. Athena named John Walters as president and D. Richards as secretary, with other posts filled. Weston elected John D. Price as president and Dan Van Skyver as correspondent. A second February meeting was set, with women allowed to participate.
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Farmers’ Union
Athena
Weston
Oelock
Athena Union
John Walters
J. L. Keller
D. Richards
G. Hansell
George Jerking
Charles Jerking
Henry Schmidt
J. J. Keller
John D. Price
W. A. Barnes
Dan van Skyver
Charles Price
Umatilla County horse thief caught in Reno
Worden reports from Reno that Harry Brenan, who escaped from the penitentiary in June while a trusty, has been captured at Reno. Brenan was wanted for horse stealing in Umatilla County, Oregon.
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Umatilla County
Reno
Salem
Ore
Worden
Harry Brenan
Brenan
Bargain Homes Offer Seven and Six Rooms for Quick Sale
Classified notice lists a seven room house on a corner with bath hot water tank cellar wood shed shade trees fence sidewalk and surrounding homes priced at 850. A six room stone foundation home near west court street offered at 1000.
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West Court Street
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