Pendleton Wins Tough Pendleton Walla Walla Game
Pendleton defeated Walla Walla 4 to 2 in a hard fought ninth inning game here. Jerry King pitched for Pendleton and O'Brien for Walla Walla with Donnelly catching. A second game was played today and two more set for tomorrow as crowds expected a larger turnout for the celebration.
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Walla Walla
Olympia
Wash
Specelal
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Indians
Pendleton Jerry King
O'Brien
Donnelly
Parkes
Lieuanen
Irrigation Growth in Willamette Valley and Waldo Lake Plan
Irrigation is expanding beyond arid regions with growing acceptance in the Sound country and Willamette valley. A. F. R. Black and associates have begun a large upper valley canal system and filed notice to appropriate waters from Waldo Lake in the Cascade mountains.
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Sound
Willamette Valley
A. F R. Black and Associates
Waldo Lake
Cascade Mountains
Reservoir plan eyed for Willamette valley irrigation
In Lane county southeast corner, a group led by Black seeks water rights for domestic, irrigation, and power use. They propose a 250 000 square foot reservoir with 4 356 000 000 cubic feet annual appropriation to irrigate about 100 000 acres during low Willamette river water. The project includes land around the lake margin and discharge through gates into tributaries toward the valley. Recent surveys identified a reservoir site and feasibility details.
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Lane County
Black
Willamette River
Nineteen violent deaths reported in Portland last month
Coroner Fintey records reveal nineteen violent deaths in Portland and vicinity during the last month. The tally includes five personal crisis cases and ten accidental deaths, with drownings, shootings, gas inhalation, and train-related fatalities among the incidents.
Five bogus checks trace to Dan May name forged in town
Five saloons paid $18 50 each with forged checks drawn on the First National Bank and signed with the name of bricklayer employee Dan May. The forger, described as a 36 year old, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, smooth shaved with dark brown hair, wore a dark suit and likely left town on the 11 o clock westbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan May
Mr. May
First National Bank
Fred Schneider
Baker & Garrison
Morgan & Bogart
Charles Heim
M'Gee Whitcomb Wedding Ties Pendleton Couple
Miss Anna McGee of Pendleton and Nathan Roy Whitcomb of Iwa co wed at First Presbyterian Church in Tacoma Washington by A C Melver. Bride wore white. guests included Eva Froome D Walter Williams and Lewis Williams Jr. After lunch, couple to reside in Portland, home to friends after July. Nearby attendees listed from Pendleton Baker City Alberta Canada and Astoria. Sunday Oregon Journal.
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Anna McGee
Pendleton
Nathan Roy Whitcomb
Iwaco
Tiwaco
Wass
A. C. Melver
White Land
Miew Eva Froome
D. Walter Williams
Lewis D. Williama, Jr
Frederick H. Gould
W. E. C. Pruitt
Baker City
Lohengrin
L. D. Williama
Mr. Mc‘Gee
Mra. Smith
W. M. Babb
Alberta
Canada
A. M. Raley
Portland
A. N. Bohn
The
Dalles
Mise Eva Froome
Mins May Morgan
Astoria
Violation Fine for Court Street Ordinance
The passage notes the intersection with Court Street and references the ordinance violation fine set at 356. The fragment indicates enforcement specifics without broader context.
Interesting Trap Shoot Draws Local Sportsmen
A major trap shooting meet was held yesterday with nearly all daylight used for contests. Emil Holling, a California Powder Works marksman, posted the day's high score. A D Stillman and H J Stillman tied for second at 90 percent. Stillman captured the Vincent trophy for weekly honors. The full day's records follow.
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Emil Holling
California Powder Works
Hix
A. D. Sillman
H. J. Stillman
A.D. Stillman
Vincent
Westlawn plat recorded across the river from Echo
J H Leezer of Echo arrived to record the Westlawn land plat across the river from Echo. The 7.5 acre tract includes five acres of small lots and five half acre tracts surveyed but not yet platted. He intends to market the entire property and has sold four lots to Ed Casa and Mr Godfrey.
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J. H. Leezer
Echo
Westlawn
Leezer
Ed Casa
Echo Hotel
Godfrey
Commercial Association Postpones War Meeting To July 11
The Commercial Association postpones its regular meeting from tomorrow night to Tuesday evening July 11 due to the holiday. Nine applicants seek membership, names listed as W. R. Parker G. C. Herr Roy Herr Charles E Parkes W. H. McMullen G. BR. Adams H. E. McCann Roy Raley and A. M. Erb.
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Ommercial Association
The
Commercial Association
W. R. Parker
G. C. Herr
Roy Herr
Charles E. Parkes
W. H. McMullen
Pendleton Boys Military Band Plans Parade and Concert
The Pendleton Boys' Military band led by Prof. W D Fletcher will perform tomorrow at 12 noon. They will march through main streets and play in front of Hotel Pendleton Hotel St George Golden Rule hotel and at Court and Main. This marks their first public appearance after six months of training.
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Pendleton Boys’ Military Band
W. D. Fletcher
Hotel Pendleton
Hotel St. George
Golden Rule Hotel
Court
Main Streets
Woman injured in ladder fall at home
Mrs May Belle Griswold of 109 Jackson Sheel suffered severe cuts and bruises after a six foot ladder collapsed while she decked bunting on Saturday afternoon She remained without broken bones The report also notes heavy trains heading east with O R & WN passenger service moving 12 cars and two engines from Pendleton to meet tourist rushes.
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May Belle Griswold
Jackson Sheel
Pendleton
Tourlats
Ball Player Dowling Killed by Train Near Hot Lake
Frank Dowling a La Grande baseball recruit from Salt Lake died after being struck by an eastbound passenger train between Hot Lake and La Grande Saturday. Delirium tremens left him wandering on the track. the train at about 40 miles per hour could not stop in time. His decapitation and missing head were noted at the coroner s inquest.
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Frank Dowling
la Grande
Salt Lake
Ajongs
Hot Lake
Dowing
Corosers
Arnspiger-Corley Rites At Pendleton
At 6 30 p m Sunday at the bride’s father home 308 Ann street Rev S H Brooks officiating Elza Corley and Miss Lena Arnapiger both of Pendleton will be married Mr and Mrs Corley will make their home in Pendleton
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Arnspiger-Corley
Ann Street
Rev
S. H. Brooks
Elza Corley
Lena Arnapiger
Pendleton
Mr. Corley
Experienced thieves sentenced for house robbery at Helix
Experienced thieves Manning and Clifford, sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for robbing a Helix house, were found with a stolen milor watch later identified as William Brooks’s from his cabin at Huron. Officers are not surprised they pleaded guilty to the other charge as they sought to escape with a two year term.
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Manning
Clifford
Helix
William Brooks
Huron
Firecrackers barred in business district under city ordinance
The city forbids firing firecrackers in the business district and Marshal Coffman says the ordinance will be strictly enforced tomorrow. Prohibited areas include Matin street from Bluff to the river, Court street between Garden and Vincent, and Alta between Garden.
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Marshal Coffman
Matin Street
Bluff Street
Court Street
Garden
Vincent Streets
Alta
Rev Tallman in Charge as Pastor Absent
During Rev war mer’s absence Rev I B Tallman will lead pastoral duties here and reside with his son J W Tallman at 505 Water Street.
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Tallman
War Mer
I. B. Tallman
J. W. Tallman
Water Street
Nine drunks brought to police court in Indian and non Indian group
In Police Court nine drunks and vagrants, a number of whom are Indians, were brought before the court this morning and received the customary sentences.
Motion Denied in Beecham-Hanlon War Filing
Saturday afternoon hearing on the Beecham-Hanlon case failed to gain court support as Attorney Newberry’s motion for a new trap was denied. In a separate incident, Dr. EB M. Clark, a noted eye specialist, collapsed and died in his Ontario Malheur county room Saturday evening.
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Newberry
EB. M. Clark
Ontario
Malheur County
Stomach Bitters Promised To Restore Appetite
An old advertisement claims Stomach Bitters will restore appetite strengthen the stomach relieve headache and a range of ailments including indigestion dyspepsia costiveness heartburn and female disorders malaria. It warns readers not to miss trying it.
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OWL Tea
Willamette
Tallman & Co
Lesding Druggists
Fintey
Guy B. Dulin
Guild's Lake
George Baker
Washington Street
John Antell
21St Street
Patrick Ford
Linni
Louis Kalleck
Rheinpfalz
Louis LaGare
7St Street
Edith Hanna
Halsey Street
Josiah D. Riggs
Montgomery Street
George Haas
Second and
Doyle Street
Mary E. Myers
Zoe Jones
Jefferson, Ore
Eleventh Street
Pred Allen
James F. Tracy
Albany, N
Fact
M’gee-Whitcomb
San Francisco
Broke
P. C
Walter Markham
Fat Turner
A. D. Stillman
W. J. Sewell Vee
F. W. Vincent
F. Hollings
HL J. Stillman
J. M. Spence
J. Ferguson
Pelgram
Woodlawn
Commercial National Bank of
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Marshal Wii
Hostetter
Boston
Clark
Fair Sale
Roosevelt’s
Umatilla County
Domentic Laundry
Robinson
Staff of Life
Model Bakery CO
the Model Bakery Co
Riemann & Liebe
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