Open Air Summer Services Planned by Pendleton Churches
Pendleton churches plan union open air services this summer starting next Sunday evening, with July and August schedules in the fair pavilion if approved. Regular morning services continue in four churches, while evening gatherings unite all congregations. Prominent visiting ministers will be invited to preach, and outside ministers may join part of the lineup. Churches involved are Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Christian.
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Pendleton
Seek to recoup fortune in Baker City mines
Portland reports Sidney C. Love former New York stock exchange member and once wealthy broker has taken over the Sunrise mine in Baker City Oregon. He aims to develop it into a paying property after a dramatic rise and fall from a 600000 wheat deal with Patten and liabilities surpassing assets by about 2500000.
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Portland
Ore
Sidney C. Love
Millionnaire
New York Stock Exchange
Oregon Mines
Mr. Love
Baker City
Sunrise
Sidney Love
Patten
Saloon Brawl Involves Many Foreign Elements
Spokane reports Herman Zierenburg formerly of Kaiser Wilhelm and Donald Maclean born in Scotland fought over the Spanish language in an Italian Spokane saloon while drinking Irish and Canadian whiskies. Both were fined for disorderly conduct. Zierenburg five dollars, Maclean one dollar, plus costs. a Chinese noodle cafe keeper paid the fines and released them. Maclean blamed Zierenburg for the trouble.
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Spokane, Wash
Herman Zierenburg
Donald Maclean
Highlands
Scotland
Spokane
A. Mann
Zierenburg
Maclean
Zierenburge
South America
Zierenbure
Oregon gambler vows to win back fortune after debts cleared
A fragmentary report states that the Moores of the Rock Island system settled a man’s debts enabling him to restart with a clean sheet. He was drawn to Oregon nines and is confident he will reclaim any remaining fortune from Baker county, despite past bold bearing.
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Rock Island
Oregon
Norse Festival Invades Sioux Falls For Singer Gathering
Norse men and women descend on Sioux Falls for the annual Saengersfest of the Northwestern Norwegian-Danish Singers' association. The festival gathers leading soloists from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin for performances by the Nordic choirs. Local hotel registers swell as visitors arrive for the historic event.
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Sioux Falls
Northwestern
Daily East Oregonian by Carrier Ad
The notice advertises the Daily East Oregonian delivered by carrier for 15 cents per week with home delivery options and subscription details. It emphasizes convenience and local newspaper access for residents.
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East Oregonian
Weather Notes And Local Incidents From Pendleton
Pendleton notes report a high of 6 and a low of 56 degrees with a sunlit day. A seven pound son was born to Mr and Mrs J B Kennedy of 404 East Webb street. Police Judge Fitz Geralt collected 554 in fines over two days including 35 this morning. Local arrests include Guy Mathoek for two fights Ba Vorr for a Tistle exhibition and Ticont for intoxication. Clyde Albert 23 was arrested on insanity charges after terrorizing a camp on the Umatilla river and riding to Pendleton by bicycle then jailed. A white spitz caused a scare on Muarle street chased by residents until Peter Blanche killed it with a pitchfork. Gettysburg maneuvers begin as eastern militiamen gather for joint exercises with troops from several states aiding a large northern southern camp setup.
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Sin
J. B. Kennedy
East Webb Street
Fitz Geralt
Guy Mathoek
Ba Vorr
Chiral
Clyde Albert
Taylor
Umatilla
Gibbon
Pendleton
Ballinger Opposes Pinchot Friend for Mines Post
Beverly July 15. The Ballinger Pinchot controversy enters Beverly as Senator Dick of Ohio asks the president to appoint Dr John Holmes head of the bureau of mines. Ballinger opposes Holmes, accusing him of Pinchot friendliness. Dick and the president discussed the matter at length. A committee seeking a centennial peace celebration invites Taft to take part at the Canadian boundary in 1912.
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Beverly
Ballinger- Pinchot
Ohio
John Holmes
Bureau of Mines
Ballinger
Holmes
Pinchot
Taft
Kauffman Sues Graney Over Forfeit in Delayed Match
Al Kauffman, pacifist, files suit in San Francisco seeking $1000 forfeit money held by Eddie Graney after a match with Sam Laneford. The bout was to be settled at Blot's arena but postponed due to Governor Gillett's adverse ruling. Kauffman claims he cannot recover the stake.
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Kauffman
San Francisco
Sult
al Kauffman
Eddie Graney
Sam Laneford
Gillett
Graney
Eastern Yacht Club Fleet Set to End Cruise at Flag Harbor
Portland Maine July 15 The fleet of the Eastern Yacht club cruising off the main shore for the past week is expected to reach Flag Harbor tomorrow where the voyage will conclude.
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Portland Me
Eastern Yacht Club
Inet
Flag Harbor
Boise Canal Dry Forces Farm Water Haul Ahead
In Boise Valley Idaho the New York canal feeding the Boise river to the Deer Creek reservoir in the Payette Boise project is dry, predicting great suffering for hundreds of farmers who may need to haul water for domestic use. Court rules permit irrigation intake until river flow falls to 2394 second feet, then headgates close as the river drops about 200 second feet in 24 hours. Reclamation officials warn the river may set summer low-water records, risking loss of thousands of dollars in crops and crumbling priority rights by August or September amid extreme heat.
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Boles
Idaho
New York Canal
Boise River
Deer Plat
Payette-Boise
Boise Valley
Dickinson Reaches Japan for Imperial Audience
Secretary of War Dickinson and his wife arrived in Tokio from America and will be granted an audience with the emperor today.
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Dickinson
Japan
Tokio
America
Child Burned In Farm House Fire
In Spokane a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Amos Setters died in a blaze that destroyed a farm house near Ralston owned by farmer Seaton. The child, visiting the home, went upstairs with another child and a candle for light after bedtime. The fire started at 17 o'clock and the boy was not found in the ensuing confusion.
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Spokane
Amos Setters
Seaton
Ralston
Working Up to It Neighbors Called Formally
Neighbors asked if action had begun but none had occurred yet. The dialogue notes that no larger request has been made than a Jemon squeezer, indicating limited formal contact or support at this stage. The Louisville Courier-Journal records the exchange with a tone of cautious expectation.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Vernon7 Los Angeles3 Coast League game recap
Coast League notes report Vernon defeated Los Angeles 7 to 3 in a game where Vernon capitalized on a productive inning while Los Angeles committed three errors and made as many hits as Vernon but could not match the visitors run output. Batter ies were Carson Hogan Thorsen and Smith Porting plus Oakland listed. Portland 4 Sacramento 1. San Francisco 5 Sacramento 1. Oakland 3 Portland 4.
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R. H. E. Oakland
Portland
Hristian
Mitze
Fisher
Finney and
Hildebrand
P.C
San Francisco
Los Angeles Wee Dels
Vernon A Oe
Oakland Pewee Senwe
Sacramento
Baseball scores from Tacoma and Spokane leagues
Tacoma defeated Vancouver 6 to 1 with Schmutz limiting Vancouver to two hits while Miller struggled for runs on hits. Spokane beat Seattle 7 to 1 as Chinault and Akin shut down Seattle’s offense. National and American League results follow with multiple batteries and box scores across Chicago Boston St Louis New York Pittsburgh and Detroit venues.
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Vancouver
Schmutz
Miller
RH. E
Sugden
Dlankenship
Chicago
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Cincinnati
R. HE
Boston
Sers Cakes
Frock and Clarke
St. Teouls
R. WE
Brooklyn
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St. Yonle
Ciswisacteesseauess
Cnaains
Amos and
Meyer
Liefield
Philip
Gibson
Rhe
Loiareye Garevan
Eneendes
White
Payne
Collins
Carrigan
Mayor Fawcett Injured in Elevator Crash
Tacoma July 14 Mayor A Fawcett injured in an elevator collapse rests easily with high fever. Doctors report a broken rib near the heart, a head contusion, and serious leg and ankle bruises. If the rib does not puncture the lung, physicians expect a probable recovery.
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Tacoma
A. ¥. Fawcett
Farmers Union Forms Inland District in Walla Walla
Representatives of Oregon and Washington unions met in Walla Walla to form a district under Oregon supervision. An agency will be kept in Walla Walla with a subagency at The Dalles to serve Wasco. a warehouse at the lower river head is planned with state offices in Portland. Attendees included F A Sites and H H McLean among others.
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Farmers' Union
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Oregon
Washington
Union
Snake River
Dalles
E. A. Reeser
A. P. Pearson
W. S. Malloy
H. H. McLean
Walla Walla County
H. BE
Thompson
Pomeroy
C. W. Prior
Dayton
BE. Tl van Patten
Orchestra at Lawn Social at Mrs Goedeck's Residence
The United Orchestra will play tonight at Mrs Goedeck's lawn social at 216 Lillith Street. Ice cream and cake available for 15 cents. Admission free, all invited. Grand illumination and refreshments.
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United Orchestra
The
Lillith Street
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Friday Program
The Orpheum’s Friday lineup includes Pathé 1000 feet reconciling foes, a Roman tale staged with real scenes, plus Davy Jane's Landladies Vita graph comedy. Beatles Baby Edison Drama adds to the bill described as intensely human and technically perfect.
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Orpheum
Pathe
Davy Jane
Vitagraph
New Friday Film Program Includes Bandits Wife and Apache Gold
A Friday program features The Bandit's Wife, Esasany drama 1600 feet, described as a powerful drama of intense interest. St Paul and the Centuria, drama 1000 feet, praised as a Bilbo story with well sustained characters. Apache Gold Lubin drama 1000 feet, an Indian story noted for strong interest.
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St. Paul and the Centuria
Bilbo
Lubin
Unfurnished keeper rooms for rent in East Oregonian building
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building. Steam heat, electric lights, hot and cold water, and bath. Inquire at the Oregonian office.
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East Oregonian
Beet Oregonian
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