Best Games Of Entire Season In Pendleton Series
Pendleton and Walla Walla square off in a crucial league title race with three weeks of games ahead. La Grande leads, Baker City second, Pendleton third as the slate of contests includes a 3 pm opener, a 6 15 twilight clash Friday, and a Sunday excursion from Walla Walla with a $1 40 round trip.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker City
Milner
Taliaferro
Hifl
Conrad
Molly Baker
Dean
McCool
Tracy Baker
Reed
The Hour A Cold Starts Urges Early Action
Advisers warn that early treatment matters as cold symptoms begin. Delaying care can allow a cold to deepen, making recovery slower and more difficult. Seek prompt remedies and rest to shorten duration and reduce discomfort.
Portland Finishes Seesaw Win Over San Francisco in Opener
In Portland on July 7, the Pacific Coast League opener between Portland and San Francisco was a close back and forth affair until Ote Johnson sparked a sixth inning rally with a two-base hit that broke the deadlock and chased Willis from the mound. Groom pitched well despite wildness, with San Francisco scoreless until later.
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Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Ote Johnson
Willis
Groom
Seals
Los Angeles Beats Oakland 3 2 in Tight Encounter
In Oakland on July 7, Los Angeles defeated Oakland 3 to 2. Home runs by Ellis and Eagan highlighted the game. The box score notes Low Angelem and other players, with unclear entries for Hokan, Easterly, Nel Sor, Slattery and others.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Cal
Ellis
Eagan
R. H. E. Low Angelem
Hosp
H. Hokan
Nelsor
Slattery
Spokane Indians Triumph Over Aberdeen In Rough Game
In Spokane on July 7 the Spokane Indians outlasted Aberdeen 9 to 5 after a long contest. Wright pitched superbly as Spokane bats and fielding produced the decisive runs. Key players included Carmatrett, MREMean, and others with contributions from Calit Brinker Spencer Wright McCarter and Roberts.
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Spokane
Aberdeen
Spokane Indians
Wright
Mremean
Spokane _ civesse
Calit
Brinker and
Spencer
Wright and McCarter
Roberts
Vancouver Upsets Seattle In Thriling Baseball Tilt
Vancouver and Seattle battled to a 10 to 9 score with Seattle edging Vancouver, while Tacoma fell to Butte in a separate game. Butler pitched for Tacoma, but was hammered by a steady onslaught, with errors and hits piling up.
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Bue
Tacoma
Butte
Butler
First Locomotive Drives Into Wallowa County
The first locomotive to cross into Wallowa county ran over the O R and N bridge on the Grand Ronde river. Engineer Capernall and the OR&N construction crew moving material for the Wallowa extension completed the river crossing. The Wallows branch is expected to reach Wallowa town late next fall, about 20 miles from the current track end.
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Wallowa County
Grand Ronde
Capernall
Wallowa
Union
Wallows
Wool buyers travel from Shaniko to Elgin for season’s second sale
Wool buyers arrived from Shaniko in a special car and will attend the Elgin sale tomorrow the second of the season. The Shaniko sale ran two days with most big clips sold, Baldwin Sheep & Land Co. among the large eastern Oregon interests still holding back. Prices matched earlier in the season, with higher returns for butter and lighter lips. Buyers left Shaniko yesterday, joined train No 6 at Biggs, and reached the state station on the Columbia by 9 pm, noting sweltering weather and a fierce Biggs breeze.
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Shaniko
Elgin
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Oregon
Biggs
Htte
Columbia
Gates of Hades
Local constituents honor Congressman Ellis at Pendleton reception
A Pendleton Commercial Association reception last evening honored Congressman W. R. Ellis with an informal gathering in the club rooms. Business leaders and their wives attended as President R. Alexander praised Ellis for his winter services while attendees enjoyed free lemonade and punch from Pendleton Drug Company.
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W. R. Ellis
Pendleton Drug Company
R. Alexander
Commercial Association
Judge Ellie
Elish
Chary
New Camp Wagons For Harvest In Umatilla County
About 25 new camp wagons were built for harvest season serving blacksmith shops and lumber yards. Feed macks, rap wagons and otherpampher items were produced in large numbers as preparations proceed. Wheat crop in Umatilla county expected to be average. some large camp wagons built in the city will serve as kitchen and dining spaces for large crowds.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Charles L. French served as assistant sergeant at arms at Chicago GOP convention
A card from former Pendleton assistant postmaster Charles L. French states he served as an assistant sergeant at arms at the Republican national convention in Chicago and was assigned to the Taft party section. Mrs. Longworth, daughter of President Roosevelt, was a party member.
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East Oregonian
Charles L. French
Chicago
Longworth
Roosevelt
Hermiston lots bought by James D. Lowman of Tacoma
James D. Lowman of Tacoma has bought five Hermiston lots from Maxwell Land and Irrigation Co for 400 dollars. The parcels are residence lots and cottages are expected to be erected this season.
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Hermiston
Lota
James D. Lowman
Tacoma
Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company
No Council Meeting Tonight In Pendleton
Mayor Murphy announced there will be no city council session tonight due to heat and no pressing business. The council remains focused on the tax case before the Supreme Court and potential implications if Judge Galloway’s decision is upheld. If upheld, Pendleton faces reverting to an old 1/4 valuation and an 11 mill levy, forcing a charter amendment or a special election, both time consuming.
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Galloway
Pendleton
Recorder's Office
Elty Solona
Murphy
Supreme Court
Officers Change Hands as Company L Elects New Captains
Major Frank S. Baker arrived to oversee the election of officers for company L. Lieutenant Smythe was unanimously chosen as captain with B Aldrich named first lieutenant and Roland Oliver as second lieutenant. The governor approved the appointments after a rigorous examination.
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Company L
Smythe
Kern
B. Aldrich
Leutenant
Roland Oliver
Frank S. Baker
Baker
Egervice
Brakeman Kills Tramp After Wounding on Freight Train
On a freight train near Toppenish a hobo Charles Rice was shot in the head and killed after refusing to leave. Brakeman William Gregg of the Northern Pacific was wounded in the left arm and shoulder during the struggle. Gregg then seized Rice's pistol and killed him, later receiving hospital care under guard. his wounds are not serious.
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North Yakima
Toppeni#h
Charles Rice
William Greggs
Prclfic
Gregg
Rice
Greggs
Yakima Republic
Ryan
Tucker
Valen
Mrs Patterson and daughter visit Baker City home
Mrs W J Patterson and her daughter Charlotte of Baker City are guests at R Alexander's on Water Street. Mrs Patterson and Mrs Alexander are sisters. Mrs Patterson is returning from Portland and Miss Patterson has been visiting cousin Mrs E P Dodd in Hermiston. After a few days they will depart for Baker City.
Engineer Will Survey Rogue River Country for Government
Will Survey for Government Geary Kimbrell will leave within a week or 10 days to work for the government for three months. He will be in Josephine and Jackson counties, sectionizing unsurveyed government land and spending the summer in the mountains.
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Geary Kimbrell
Rogue River Country
Josephine
Jackson Counties
One Degree Cooler Thermometer Readings
The official thermometer showed 102 in the shade today, one degree cooler than yesterday. The report notes minimal change and emphasizes continued hot weather conditions for the area.
Aluminum bird defies wind and stays aloft without power
Inventor M. Marcel Deprez of the Institute de France unveils an aluminum two‑plane model that rises against an upward air current like an eagle. The device, resembling a bent visiting card, could simplify aeronautics and reduce propulsion needs, boosting airship endurance and cutting construction costs. The claim awaits practical application.
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M. Marcel Deprez
Institute de France
M. Deprez
M. Duprez
Awarded damages but cannot collect in personal injury case
The case involves William Ryan against Henry L. Tucker and Peter J. Walen. The jury awarded damages but the plaintiff cannot collect due to contributory negligence. The outcome is viewed as unsatisfactory despite the judgment.
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Tucker
Walen
Freble
Preble
William Ryan
Henry L. Tucker
Peter J. Walen
Team heads for Wallowa mountains outing led by ministers
Rev. W. T. Buster, Jack Huston, Will Buster and Bert Smith of Lewhaton departed this morning with a team for a month long excursion. They will travel to Joseph then hike 30 miles into the granite peaks between Baker and Wallowa counties by horseback to fish hunt and hope to bring back mountain sheep.
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W. T. Buster
Jack Huston
Will Buster
Bert Smith
Lewhaton
Wallowa
Joseph
Baker
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