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Local notices seek good rag applicants and second hand autos while selling gas ranges cedar posts and upright planes. Lost items include an airedale bitch and a pongee parasol. Upcoming auctions, fuel bids, river steamer schedule, and chores for mowing windows washing and harvest work populate this cluttered local column.
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United Orchestra
Malin
East Oregonian
M. A Sheridan
Thompson
Franklin Street
C. B
Joe Ell
American Nations
John Gagen
Cornwell
East High St
Auto Stage to Lehman Springs Service
Reservations available via Pendleton Auto Co at Malin 641 for a large seven passenger auto stage to Lehman Springs operated by F. M. Murphy.
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Lehman
Phone Pendleton Auto Co
Lehman Springs
F. M. Murphy
Lost horse in Badger Springs pasture near Joe Connelly
A brown work horse about 1300 pounds branded large figures on stifle is missing from Joe Connelly pasture at Badger Springs near La Fontaine Pendleton Ore. A liberal reward is offered for return or information leading to recovery. Officials seek tips from Geo and Pendleton areas.
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Joe Connelly
Badger Springs
Geo
la Fontaine
Pendleton
Ore
Notice for Bids on School District Wood Supply
Sealed proposals will be received up to 6 o clock p m Thursday July 41 191% for furnishing school district No 16 Umatilla county Oregon with twenty five cords of red fir wood in four foot lengths to be cut from green body timber and to be seasoned wood to be delivered at the sev-
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Umatilla County
Oregon
Peaceful Armada Welcomes Royalty At Gladstone Dock Opening
King George and Queen Mary reviewed a five mile convoy of 26 ocean liners and warships, led by Mauretania, at Liverpool for the Gladstone dock opening. Police patrolled heavily to prevent suffragette disruptions as the royal procession watched from Galatea.
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Liverpool
Mercantily Marine
Great Britain
Mersey Estuary
George
Queen Mary
Gladstone Dock
Beline
Ine
Library Notes on Camp Cookery and Cookery Books
The article reviews Camp Cookery issued by the Extension Division of Oregon Agricultural College for forest rangers campers and sportsmen. It highlights contributions from Dean Calvin and a Course In cooking, plus a ration list and home kitchen usefulness. It also notes Margaret Mitchells Fireless Cook Book with 240 recipes and time tables, and Mrs Rover s Vegetable Cookery and Meat Substitutes offering hot weather meal ideas.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Calvin
Margaret Mitchell
Mra. Rover
Alderman Nominated for N. F. E. A. Vice President
Salt Lake City July 11 The nominating committee of the National Educational association reported recommending Joseph Awatn president of Swarthmore University for president and Miss Grace Shephard of Idaho for treasurer The committee also named L. Tr. Alderman of Portland Ore for third vice president
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Salt Lake City
Utah
The
National Educational Association
Joseph Awatn
Swarthmore University
Grace Shepherd
Idaho
L. TR. Alderman
Portland
Ore
Personal mentions fill city social column
D. C. Brownell from Umocarila and B. Thomson from Echo are noted in the city yesterday. Mrs. J Halstead of Echo visited Pendleton, as did Mrs. William Wilder from Echo and Dr. A Reid of Stanfield. H. M. Klein from Stanfield, J. C. Knotts of Pilot Rock, Mika Nona Houser of Echo, Walter B. Hinkle of Echo, Frank Sloan of Stanfield, and Prof F. K. Noordhoff of Freewater appear among visitors. Tracey Baker returns to the south county, Carl Engdahl of Helix handles business, James P. Neal of Freewater transacts city business, Mark Moorhouse returns from Salt Lake, Win Stewart of Portland joins Lehman Springs excursion, and L. A. Reineman from the county east end resumes duties as county water master.
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D.C. Brownell
Umocarila
B. Thomson
Echo
J Halstead
Pendleton
William Wilder
A. Reid
Stanfield
H. M. Klein
J. C. Knotts
Pilot Rock
Walter B. Hinkle
Frank Sloan
F. K. Noordhoff
Freewater
Tracey Baker
Carl 8. Engdahl
Farmers’ Union
Helix
James P. Neal
Win Stewart
Portland
Lehman Springs
Sumpter Valley Sold Rumors Afloat In Baker
Baker July 11 The Baker Democrat reports persistent rumors that the Oregon, Washington & Northern is negotiating to buy the Sumpter Valley railroad. Local officials deny the deal, saying the C W R and N has no interest and would not profit from standard gauge operation. Yet rumors persist amid recent Sumpter property acquisitions by Frank Redan and other signals that some motive for the talk may exist.
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Baker
The
Baker Democrat
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Spokane
Gues
Sumpter
Frank Redan
Portland
Western Colonization Company
Redan
Sumpter Valley
Joseph Barton
Barton
Aviator Arrives After Long Lake Crossing
Michigan City reports aviator Glenn Martin landed at 9 a m in a hydroplane completing the Chicago to Detroit air boat reliability cruise across Lake Michigan at about a mile per minute. He then left for Macatawa as the next control point. Holland notes Francis and Haven left Macatawa this morning amid an ongoing flying boat race with Martin expected to reach Macatawa later today.
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Michigan City
Ind
Glenn Martin
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Macatawa
Holland, Mich
Francis
Haven
Martin
Charlton to be returned to Italy for murder trial
New York dispatch reports two Italian government agents left Rome for America to bring Porter Charlton back to Italy to stand trial for the June 1910 murder of his wife at Lake Como. He will be surrendered to Italian authorities under a mandate from the supreme court.
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New York
Rome
America
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
Supreme Court
Lineman Saves Friend From Live Wires In Pole Rescue
In Los Angeles on July 11 a lineman named W. Baker climbed a 40 foot pole to reach his friend M. C. McLane entangled in high tension wires. Baker freed McLane at great personal risk but McLane suffered severe burns and has slim chance of recovery.
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Los Angeles
M. C. McLane
W. Baker
McLane
Irrigators Defeat Bucks In Extra Game Showdown
Osborne started for the Irrigators and allowed two runs in three innings while Bonner held the line for the Bucks. The Irrigators built a lead, the Bucks tied it in the fourth, but Bolse regained the lead in the fifth and held it through the rest of the game. Bonner hit a home run and Bonner drove in two on a single, while Reams, Haworth, and Kennedy contributed key hits as the Irrigators finally outslugged Boise 3 to 1.
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Hose
Idaho
Osborne
Boise
Ofter
King
Haworth
Osborne Dis
Water Brigade
Winkler
Bonner
Reams
Babe
Blausser
Bucks
Bolse
Friene
Kennedy
Charles
Hall
Chieftain
Baldy
Gard
Lodell
Augustus
Bobble
Varlan
McKune
Clark
Aftermatt
Rader
Narrow Escape From Death Near Rochester Elks
Thirty Elks at a grand lodge reunion in Rochester narrowly fell 176 feet into the Genesee River when a sightseeing car crashed through a bridge railing. At the bridge’s high point 212 feet above the river, the chauffeur tried to avert a collision with a runabout driven by a woman. A yard rail broke off and plunged into the river as the right front wheel hung over the edge. The car was jacked up to resume the trip.
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Rochester
N. Y
Grand Lodge
Genessee River
Davis transferred to Walla Walla by National Association
Auburn July 11 The National Association of professional baseball awarded the services of Robert Davis to Walla Walla Washington Spokane had protested the site of Davis to Portland claiming that it had strings on him.
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Auburn
National Association of Professional Baseball
Robert Davis
Walla Walla, Wash
Spokane
Davis
Portland
Walla Walla Tops North Yakima In Hitting Bout
Walla Walla triumphed 9 to 3 over North Yakima as Welch fired seven hits allowed. Lockard struggled, left after seven, with Kile replacing him and fanning five. Davis, Martini, Sheely, Lundstrom, and Ford sparked the visitors with early runs and key safeties.
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North Yakima
Walla Walla
North
Martini
Davis
Lockham
Sheely
Lundetrum
Brown
Husky
Stolke
Welch
Kile
Lockhard
Secrety
Anas Wate
Yakima
Welch Sid Brown
Tavylo
Jost Seeks O’Brien for Match With Carpenter in Walla Walla
A letter from Charles Jost, manager of the Walla Walla athletic club, asks about the whereabouts of O’Brien to arrange a match with Jack Carpenter. Jost claims Carpenter defeated Blahop in Walla Walla on a quit.
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Jost
Jack Carpenter
Witit O'Brien
Charles Jost
Walla Walla
Hood River Players Join Boise League Team
Hood River, July 11 J A Hart pitcher and Billy Hall catcher from the Hood River Heights will travel to Boise Idaho to join the league team for the remainder of the season.
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Hood River
Ore
J A Hart
Billy’ Hall
Boise
Idaho
Yesterday's Scores Across Baseball Leagues
American League results include Detroit 4 Washington 2 New York 2 Chicago 1 Moveland 4 Philadelphia 1 Rooston 6 St Louis 3 Coast League Oakland 6 Los Angeles 5 Portland Venice 6 Sacramento 8 San Francisco 3 National League Chicago 32 New York 2 Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 19 Brooklyn 6 Roaston 3 Vancouver 4-1 Victorian 6 Seattle 0 Tacoini 17 Portland 2 status of N W League.
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Detroit
Washington
New York
Chicago
Moveland
Philadelphia
Rooston
St. Louis
Oakland
Los Angeles
Portland
Venice
Sacramento
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Roaston
Stauts
Fuckane
Vancouver
Victorian
Seattle
Tacoini
Portlind
Moose Convention in Sesston Opens with Able Address
The Hudson Valley Association of the Loyal Order of Moose opened in Albany with Past Supreme Dictator Arthur Co. Jones of Indiana delivering the welcome address. Supreme Dictator Ralph W. E. Douglas of Camden and Supreme Prelate William Garland of Pittsburgh spoke, joined by Supreme Councilmen Hy Davis of Cleveland and Harry Mace of Philadelphia.
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Albany
Arthur Co. Jones
Indiana
Hudson Valley Association of the Loyal Order of Moose
Ralph W. E., Douglas
Camden
N. J
William Garland
Pittsburgh
Hy Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Mace
Philadelphia
Five Die In Newark Crve In Cave In
Five men were killed when a deep excavation collapsed in Newark New Jersey on July 11. The victims were buried under a mass of debris and refuse.
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Newark
N. J
Raiffeisen Cooperative System Praised at Germany House Visit
The American commission on agricultural cooperation visited Raiffeisen's monument in Germany and heard David Lubin explain the system's broader aims. He said the work aims at political stability and peace, extending beyond farmer relief to general societal stability, while noting potential US adoption requires more study.
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Coplenz
Germany
Speclath
Commission On
House of Raiffeisen
Peemiaion
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture
Fone
Thaly
Commission
House of Raiffelsen
Lubin
United States
Father Raiffelsen
Camels Planned for New Mexico Desert Project
A southwestern business group led by J H Trimble seeks to bring 200 camels from the Orient to the Rio Grande region about 150 miles south of Cape Verde to establish a desert breeding station. The plan envisions camel caravans aiding travel in New Mexico Arizona and California deserts and notes previous attempts during Jefferson Davis era were halted by Civil War tensions.
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EL Pas
Texas
Great Sahare
New Mexico
Arizona
California
J. H. Trimble
Orient
Amperica
Rio Grande
Cape Verde
Pirce
Davis
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Penland Bros
West Webb
Power & Son
Victor
Edison Blue
Amberol
Warren
Main Street
Columbia River
Dalles
Rock Springs
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Board of Directors
Lot Livermore
F. J. Donaldson
Library Notes
Alderman
N. FE. A
Mika Nona Houser
Echo Bank
Mark Moorhouse
Salt Lake
Sumpter Valley Reported
Charlton
Varian
Cere
Hing
Eaee Augustus
Eanea
Dickson
Jamison
Botse
Dervis
North Yakimity
Boisé
Bramding
Aren
Wrens A
Sesston
Simicon Valley Association
Corlenz
Hotffeisen
Mexico
Koeppen
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