Hot Lakes edge Pendleton five to three in seven innings
In Pendleton on the hottest day of the season Hot Lake beat Pendleton 5 3 in seven innings. About 100 spectators saw the Union county team take the lead 2 2 early then add three more runs to Pendleton's one. No more games are scheduled as the season ends with defeats.
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Os Pendleton
Pendleton
Hot Lake
Union County
Pendleton Knapp
Small
King
Toy Alexander
Fred Hartman
Brown
Liegallen
Castle
Willame
Wilner
Big Cave Explored at Santa Cruz Island Painted Cave
George Voorhees, a Santa Cruz businessman, explored the vast Painted Cave under Santa Cruz Island with car lamps. The two day search required extreme low tides to reach the cave interior. The cave opens into a large domed chamber where a steamship might enter, the water is deep.
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Santa Cruz Island
Ban Bencisco Examiner
George Voorhees
Voorhees
Santa Cruz
Stexamed
Slipping Through Your Fingers Promises Little Savings Path
A brief advertisement urges weekly or monthly savings to gain comfort in old age. It promotes a four percent compounding interest every six months and offers printed information on how to start saving. The copy repeats the warning against spending and promotes a simple plan to accumulate wealth.
Explorers Find A Colorful Cave Beneath Island Chambers
Voorhees follows a narrowing passage to a hidden second chamber beneath the island. The cave walls glow with yellow red and green fungi while hundreds of seals vocalize as swells and blow holes shove air and water through chambered openings. A prior party once spent hours in a boat in a tide-closed passage.
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Voorhees
Decision in Chinese case allows long-term resident to stay
Judge Beatty reversed the deportation order against Loule Ngoon who faced removal for residence in the United States. Ngoon has lived here about 22 years, born to a merchant, later becoming a merchant himself and then a laborer. The court distinguished between merchants who registered during 1892–3 and those who arrived later, holding former can remain while latter must be deported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loule Ngoon
Beatty
Boise Statesman
Railway mail clerks to get six days monthly rest relief
By orders of the second assistant postmaster general the railway mail clerk on the Tekoa Wallace branch of the O K N will be relieved six days each month by extra men who will also relieve two other railway post offices under similar conditions. The postal service has grown and duties are burdensome prompting rest days for annual exams. Officials of the railway mail service recommended the relief for several minutes.
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Tekoa-Wallace
Spokane
Rlway Mall
Scientist Links High Voltage Work to Digestive Problems
A Buffalo scientist claims exposure to high voltage electrical machinery harms digestion. The remark appears amid a fractured conversation referencing Sophie Smith and marriage. The report presents a curious, fragmentary excerpt without full context.
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Buffalo
Offer of drink to inspector shocks Pendicton story
Private secretary to the Indian commissioner, RB G Valentine, arrived to study conditions on the reservation and investigate charges. Lester Hicks met a neat young man who offered a drink, then had Hicks arrested for bringing liquor on the reservation. The stranger was identified as Inspector Valentine.
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Pendicton
Valentine
RB. G. Valentine
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Lester Hicks
Hicks
Purchased Shoe Stock Sale Shifts to Teutsch Department Store
Lee Tentech has bought the stock and goodwill of Dindinger Wilson Co shoe store. Inventory is being invoiced and will move to Teutsch Department Store for sale. Dindinger and Wilson plan to close affairs this week. Dindinger heads to Portland for remaining summer. Wilson intends to join family in Alberta for wheat farming.
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Arts
Lee Tentech
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Teutsch
Dindinger, Wilson & Cole
Wool losses rise after fire at Baker City mill
Damaged wool rescoured after a blaze destroyed two carloads at Baker City. Loss now estimated at 40000 dollars. Of 96000 pounds scour ed and 1000 pounds in grease only 10000 pounds saved. The wool was sent back to Pendleton for rescouring and will be shipped to Boxton tomorrow.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Boxton Tomorreaw
Ferguson Wins Medal At Local Trap Shoot Meet
A monthly Pendleton trap shoot drew Frank Howe and H. Collier as agents present. Emil Holling, who competed last week at Wallin Wallin, shot with local sports yesterday. D Ferguson won the meet while Walter Markham took the Vincent trophy and loving cup.
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Frank Howe
Ft .H. Collier
Emil Holling
Wallin Wallin
Pendleton Association
D. Ferguson
Walter Markham
Lewiston Riparian branch to start in six months
General Manager J P O'Brien wires Lewiston that contracts for the Lewiston Riparian branch of the O R N will be let at once and work begun. He estimates the line will be completed within six months if no delays occur. Material including rails is already on route at Riparian.
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O'Brien
Lewiston
J. P. O'Brien
Lewiston- Riparian
Riparin
Wool Warehouse Full as Seasonal Wool Flows In
The Furnish warehouse holds more wool than at any time this season. The entire floor space is occupied and arrivals outpace shipments for weeks. About 16 bales arrive daily and are expected to continue for at least two more weeks. Current wool from Baker City and Elgin is sent here by Koshiand & Co.
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Baker City
Eigin
Koshiand & Co
Howe Factory to Run Six Weeks More
Manager Sutherland says the Howee will stay full for six weeks longer and wool will be cut by the end of August. A plan will move to handle county grain output. Sixteen men are employed, with two presses operated by six workers each and four men on the machinery.
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Bouton
Sutherland
Howe
Wandering traveler found near reservation in Assumption area
A man named A. Cornick from Assumption, a traveling harness maker with a wife and grown children, was found wandering near the Pierce Tweed Mace reservation. He appeared demented, could not explain his presence, and carried a Seattle to Pendleton train ticket. He was taken to the sheriff's office, and letters indicate his family was notified. He is described as about 50, undersized with a brown mustache, and a member of the Odd Fellows.
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A. Cornick
Assumption
Teaves Co. R. & N
Seattle
Pendleton
Here
Cornick
Sheriff's Office
Assmption
Til
Order of Odd Fellows
Secan
Henry Lorenzen Mobilizes Large Wheat Crew On Reservation Field
Henry Lorenzen leads a sizable team for threshing operations at the reservation seven miles from omy. The crew, using one of the county’s largest stationary steam threshers, includes two headers and eight header beds. Thirty men run the machines and seven thousand horses power the wagons. The first grain to be eaten and threshed will mark the start of operations this evening.
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Henry Lorenzen
Willl
Omy
Mr. Lorenzen
Iarwest
Change Plans for Association Rooms and Library Expansion
Architects Howard and Swingle prepare alterations to the Commercial Association rooms after Milarky building work. Plans include enlarging the library by extending to the rear to add a new window and moving the north wall toward the door, narrowing the hall. The billiard room rear wall will be moved back to maintain its current line. Local markets report fruit and vegetable arrivals with high prices, cucumbers at 1.26 per nine, blackberries at 2 per crate.
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Howard & Swingle
Commercial Association
Milarky
Nrenent
Walla Walla
Anu
Police Court Fines For Drunken Disorderly Conduct
In Police Court this morning Rob Rankin Tilti aat and John Wilson each received three days for drunkenness on the streets. John Doe was fined five days for pins and disorderly conduct.
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Rob Rankin
Tilti#aat
Todiamond
John Wilson
John Doe
Infant of James Billy Dies on Reservation
The infant child of James Billy and Umatilla Ctncian died last night on the reservation and will be buried at the Presbyterian mission tomorrow. Relatives and friends, including Mr J W Mumford and others, were mentioned in a local notice.
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Ian Child
James Billy
Umatilla
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Lesding Druggists
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Sophie Smith
Iene
Duces
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Dindinger & Wilson
Iinvesing
Verguson
Pendleton Sportsrocmee Verstemslay
Rush ©. R. & N. Branch
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Cloorto Meooker
Crest Loud
Dana Park
Jerea de
Prontey
Spain
Boston
Lewis @ Clark
Fair Sale
Roosevelt’s
Umatilla County
Hamely
J. 4
Smith
Court Street
Hostetter
Eve Wottle
Riverside Avenue
ED Morgan
Por
Corner Court
Thompson Streets
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Court House
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