County fruit crop imperiled by improper thinning urged
R W Allen, superintendent at Umatilla experiment farm Hermiston, warns that Umatilla County fruit quality and future tree usefulness are at risk due to orchardists not thinning properly. He urges hand thinning now to prevent overloading, protect tree vitality, and improve next years harvest, with emphasis on peaches, pears, and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. W. Allen
Umatilla County
R. W. Allen
Umatilla
Hermiston
Allen
Secretary Arrives in Missoula yo Visits Forest Lands
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson arrived in Missoula and toured the Kootenai National Forest. He examined a local land classification dispute and was accompanied by District Forester Greely on the itinerary dated July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Kootenan National Forest
Greely
Newsy Notes of Pendleton
Min temp 53 and 63 reported while cattle dealer Fred Grangler sold 0 head at 50 per head today from Pi lot Rock. Clyde Albert, arrested Thursday, judged insane and ordered committed to the state asylum at Salem. A grist fire near Matlock ball park caused a small alarm but no buildings were threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grangler
Pilot Rock
Clyde Albert
State Asylum For the Insane
Salem
Matlock Ball Park
West End
Child dies at St Anthony's hospital
Robert eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hopper of Dunston died this afternoon at St Anthony's hospital after four days of treatment for a summer complaint. The illness proved fatal despite medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mre
Thomas Hopper
Dunston
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton Depot To Be Beautified By O R N
The Pendleton Woman’s Civic Club is invited by O R N railroad officials to propose plans for beautifying the depot grounds. Officials agree to implement the recommended improvements, moving the old depot to a new location east of the freight warehouse, extending concrete walks, and adding new side tracks as activity continues around the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club of
Pendleton
Photographers Association Picks St Paul For Next Convention
Milwaukee July 16 The Photographers Association of America chose St Paul as the site for its next convention. GG Harris of Washington DC was elected president. Wellington defeated All-American 22 to 0 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul
Photographers Association of American
GG. W. Harris
Washington, D. C
Wellington
Stolen Money Case Sent to Aid Society in Portland
Henry and Elmer Loyal of Milton were committed to the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society in Portland today by County Judge Gilliland after stealing a considerable sum from a laborer.
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Henry
Elmer Loyal
Milton
Boys' & Girls’ Aid Society
Portland
Gilliland
District Boundary Change Creates New Athena School District
The district boundary board redefined Athena area boundaries this afternoon and formed a new district from the southern portion. Several petitions were filed with the board and there were no remonstrances.
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Athena
Independent Telephone Man Here
Morseman the independent telephone company man passed through Pendleton last evening en route to Walla Walla to arrange a telephone system. He will return to Pendleton in September for a conference with Pendleton business men about establishing a system here in competition with the Pacific company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Telephone
Morseman
Independent Telephone Company
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pacific Company
Delegation to Meet O'Brien on Hermiston Depot Plan
A special car will carry Hermiston business men to Umatilla tonight for a conference tomorrow with General Superintendent O'Brien of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. They will meet in Portland at 1 PM to discuss remodeling plans for the Hermiston depot and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Umatilla
O'Brien
The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Portland
Angels Break Vernon Win Streak 7-2 at Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 16 the Angels reversed Thursday’s result by defeating Vernon 7-2. Brackenridge lasted five innings allowing seven hits and runs as Schafer relieved but the game was decided early. Roy Brashear homered for Los Angeles, while Vernon’s Schafer and Nagle yielded key outs.
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Angels
Vernon
Los Angeles
Brackenridge
Hofin
Schafer
Roy Brashear
Tramps rounded up and sent away. Indian jailed
Officers rounded up 15 tramps last night and sent them off along the railroad tracks this morning. Ti-co-ni, the Indian, broke into jail yesterday. Webb Ashley faces trial this afternoon for reportedly attempting to take control of the Columbian bar. the Indian is charged with drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B
Webb Ashley
Pendleton Lumber manager resigns for Oregon Yard post
Ben Hill has resigned as Pendleton Lumber manager and will assume a similar role at the Oregon Lumber yard once a replacement is found. A. W. Robinson, who left the Oregon yard, plans to move his family to Spokane when relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Ben Hill
Pendleton Lumber Company
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Yard
A. W. Robinson
Oregon Yard
Spokane
Afternoon at Home for Mrs Sheridan and family
Mrs Alice Sheridan and daughter Mise Sheridan hosted an at home on Tuesday afternoon from 4 to o clock with honor guest Mrs ft Story Sheridan of Boise Idaho. Despite the heated season and summer exodus society was well represented and a delightful afternoon was enjoyed. Helpers included Mrs Jdwn P Marehall Mrs Thomas C Taxier Mrs Thos Warner Mrs John Hailey Mrs Wim Fie Mrs Wm Slusher Mrs J Roy Riley Mrs Clark BE Nelson Mrs Roy Alexander Miss Alexander and Mise Edith Slusher.
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Alice Sheridan
Mise Sheridan
Ft. Story Sheridan
Boise
Idaho
Jdwn P. Marehall
Thomas C. Taxier
Thos. (. Warner
John Hailey
Wim. Tt
Fie
Wm. Slusher
J. Roy Riley
Clark BE
Nelson
Roy Alexander
Miss Alexander
Slusher
Cayuse Tomorrow Races Highlight Reservation Meet
The Cayuse celebration features top races with horses from Chief Timapine and Joe Crale plus a match between a Yakima owned horse and Nez Perce horse. Crale’s chestnut sorrel previously won at the Wallin fair, while Timapine’s new favorite aims to be the fastest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuse
Timapine
Joe Crale
Crale
Walle Wallin Fair
Nez Percy Indlians
Miss Hazel Nolen to Wed Mr. Myoarlee Baxter Jr
Miss Hazel Nolen receives congratulations as her mother announces her engagement to Myoarlee Baxter Jr of Boise. The wedding is planned for September 28 in Pendleton with a small circle of friends present at the announcement party. Attending were Gertrude Campbell Edna Thompson Edith Johnson Mary Shea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel V. Nolen
H Nolen
Jefferson Street
Mhyoarlee F. Baxter, Jr
Bolse
Thaho
Miss Nolen
Pendleton
Gertrude Campbell
Edna Thompson
Edith Johnson
Mary Shea
Edna Storle
Edna Zimmerman
Bertha Anger
Irene Shea
Genevieve Clark
Edna Whittler
Nona Johnson
Gene Hartan
Vancouver 1 Tacoma 0 on July 16 in British Columbia
Vancouver held Tacoma to two hits and scored the decisive run on a Swain single, a stolen base, and James single. Pitchers Warren and a near-fielding play marked the rest of the game, as Vancouver won 1 to 0 in a tight contest. Spokane and Seattle also played a scoreless draw halted by darkness after six innings with strong pitching from Henkle.
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Sacramento
Frisco
San Francisco
Vistors
Hite
Ping Bodies
Bodile
Portland
Oakland
Ore
Nelson
Mitze
Steen
R. H. E. DaRianh
Nelson, Muse
Thomas
Steen and
Murray
Vancouver
Tacoma
B. C
Eneéle
Ideals
Swain
James
Warren
R. A. E. Tacoma
Peon Reese
Fur Iest
Hall
Henkle
Helm
R. H. Bente
Accoresson
Spokane
Ees
Iteenen So
Batterlee—Hoenkle
Akin Tolm Ontriek
Rain Delays Hit Three Major League Games
Weather stops play across four matchups with postponements in St Louis Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati. Pitchers Wiltse Raymond Meyers Schiel Maddox Leever Gibson Curtiss Ferguson Graham McLean noted in box scores as rain halted action.
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St. Louia
Brooklyn-St. Louis
Chicago
Curtiss, Ferguson and Graham
Stges
McLean
Detroit Giants Battle in American League Pitchers
In Detroit the American League clash features pitchers Battaries Groom Becken dorff Killian Works Schmidt and a tense encounter with Detroits Pitocette and Washingtons R A FE amid a tight 5 to 5 scoreline.
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American League
Detroit
R. A. FE
Washington
Pitocette
Jhevinescried
Battaries
Groom
Beckendorff
Killian
Works
Schmidt
Churches and Union Services Announce July Meetings
The article lists church services across denominations with 11 oclock sermons and Holy Communion in morning services. It notes union evangelistic meetings at the fair grounds on Sundays in July and August led by Rev Ralph Storey and Rev Storey. Ben Hill will manage the music and aims for good congregational engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Quinney
Union
Fair Grounds
Ralph Storey
The
Baptist Church
Ben Hill
Baptist Church Services Announced in BE
Pastor Tim Street leads morning worship at 9:30 with the sermon Hope in the Heart. Bible School begins at 10. Evening services unite with neighboring churches. All invited. Location Rita and Johnson Streets, New BE. R B Storey, 202 FB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist, Baptist Church
BE. Rita and
Johnson Streets
New
R. B. Storey
Tim Street
Hope In
Transfiguration Sermon At Methodist Church
At Methodist and First Methodist Episcopal Church corner Webb and Johnson streets N vans pastor Morning The Transfiguration Miss Tecll L Bo one will deliver a descriptive address on the W C A conference work at the Breakers during Epworth League. All young people invited. Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 a m Young Peoples service 7 p m Union service at 5 p m.
Butcher Business Sold In Echo Oregon
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon notes Ed Horsch has bought Earl Scranton’s stake in the local butcher shop and will run it in his own name. The piece also mentions Mrs. T. E. Everitt visiting Stanfield, various local visits between trains, a cavalry movement canceled due to sick horses, and several residents attending business or family calls in nearby towns.
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Echo
Ore
Ed. Horsch
Earl Scranton
T. E. Everitt
Stanfield
E. H. Brown
Frank Sloan
B. Ripper
I. Gobbe
Walla Walla
Vancouver
Wiley
Wallowa
Jas. McLaughlin
Pat Doherty
Yonkum
John Doherty
W. B. Hamilton
John Saling
Pen-dleton
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