Chicago Nationals win doubleheader in NL action
In a National League doubleheader Chicago defeated hosts in both games. Zumerman homered in the first inning of the opening game as Chicago posted ten runs. In the second game Horn drove in five runs in the first inning. Miller and Mergo did not appear. Umpires O Day and Emsile oversaw both games. Portland topped Tacoma 6 to 2 with Lamline pitching well. Victoria beat Vancouver to 4 in Vancouver–Victoria series opener, with Bennettsman ejected.
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Keeton
Chicago
Hoston
Maré
Chicagoe
Zumerman
Horn
Secon
Miller
Mergog
Russell
R. H. E. Hostin
McTighe
Brown
Kling
Reulbach
Archer
O'Day
Emsile
R. T. EB. Bibel
Ratrerks
Griffin
Pfeiffer
Jiaridan
Cole
O' Day
Holm
Oriliek
Spleeman
Portland
Tacomm
Tacoma
Hall
Baker
Lamiline
Beoure
R. LE
Polaow
TORO
Se & Batteties
Lamline
Harris
Baker and Burne
Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Vwarnover
Bennett
Victoria Reserve
Allen, Sonnenr
HL E. Vaancouver
Cavawerveevee
Victorim
S. Nied
Gervais
Cates
Lew
Stirkel
Devogs
Phillies Win In 14th To Stop St Louis Rally
In St Louis yesterday Philadelphia defeats St Louis 8 to 6 after Coombs hit a two run homer in the fourteenth. Eight pitchers and three catchers used. Washington blanks Chicago 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Lange loses to Johnson. Cleveland tops New York 2 to 1 to pull into fourth place. Detroit beats Boston 3 to 2 as Crawford stars with two-run homer support.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Coombs
R. H. E. Su. Louis
Alent Ee
Mitchell
Hamilton
George
Powell and Stephens
Krause
Martin
Long
Thomas
Lapp
Washington
Chicago
Batte
Lange
Johnson
R. H.E
Sen Ee Efeatpre
Axe Ee Ko
Sullivan
Payne
Ainsmith
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chase
Jackson
Stovall
Falkenberg
Ford
Seattle Beats Spokane 12 8 In Narrow Victory
Seattle defeats Spokane 12 to 8 in a July game at Market Park. Beattie led early with a solid margin, while Spokane rallied in the ninth but could only add one run. Key Seattle players included Batterlee, Shea, Kraft, and Boore with Ho and E. Seattle contributing strong hitting.
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Seattle
Spokane
Trey
Elder
Beattie
Boore
R. Ho. E
Sroeetie Es
Tetcerstacsase Bees
Batterlee
Saee
Shea
Kraft
Sacramento Defeats Los Angeles 6 2 to Take Series
July 18 Sacramento won 6 to 2 at Los Angeles to clinch the series. Criger and Fitzgerald pitched well but sixth inning errors by Akin Metzger and Daley allowed two runs for the visitors. Poor plays at bases and a misplayed grounder by Akin hurt the Angels in the decisive frame. Batteries Fitzgerald Baker Thomas Criger Abbott.
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W. Ll. Pet
Portland
Concaer Ae
OMI
Wee E Canes BS Dos Vernon
Pica Ks
Sain Francisco
Wold Bactameont
Angeles
Sacramento
Angels
Los Angeles
Cal
Criger
Fitzgerald
Akin
Metzger
Daley
Helster
Senators
Sackamonig
Baker
Thomas
Abbott
American Association Pitching and Scores Recap
Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 7 in ten innings. Indianapolis defeated Louisville eight to three. Kansas City routed St Paul six to three. Toledo edged Columbus five to three.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Reclaiming Horse Heaven Plateau in Washington
Spokane report says 300000 acres on the Horse Heaven plateau in south central Washington will be reclaimed by irrigation within four years. Klickitat Irrigation & Power Co. wins canal right of way through North Yakima and Vancouver districts. Landowners pledge water rights at up to 60 dollars an acre. Project cost estimated at 12.6 to 15 million dollars, with three years to complete. Water sourced from Klickitat river forks and Big Muddy river to the land along Simcoe mountains.
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Spokane
Horse Heaven
Washington
E. D. Mincah of
Prosser
Land Owners’ Association
United States
Jones
Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Klickitat Irrigation & Power Company
North
Yakima
Vancouver
Mineah
Simcoe Mountains
National Industrial Insurance Predicted in Washington
Spokane reports George A. Lee, chairman of the state commission to administer the workman’s compensation act, predicts universal adoption of state industrial insurance within ten years. He says the law will not hardship workers, though it may affect casualty companies, and should improve employer employee relations. The legislature appropriated 150000 dollars to administer the act which funds an accident fund contributed by each industry’s payroll, paying total or partial disability or death benefits to dependents. No fund could be diverted for other uses.
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Spokane
Wash
George A. Lee
Washington
Indian Department
Umatilla County
Umatilla
ZEMO Promises Skin Relief for Various Ailments
Pendleton Drug Co advertises ZEMO as a clean scientific preparation that relieves eczema pimples dandruff prickly heat sunburn and general skin discomfort. It claims fast itching relief and skin healing with universal satisfaction and offers money back if not satisfied.
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Zemo
Ted
Pendleton Drug Co
Harvesting Begins at Adams in Oregon Note
Adama Oregon July 18 special correspondence reports Mrs Will Wallan and children visiting in Adams. John Peringer seen in Walla Walla, Edith Peringer shops at Athe ho Frakty, Dr Phimondon of Athena notes birth of a girl to Bir and Mrs Frank Llewallen. Various locals travel to Pendleton and river outings noted. advertisement ends with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sales.
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Adama
Ore
Will Wallan
Condon
John Peringer
Walla Walla
Edith Peringer
Atheho Frakty
Phimondon
Athena
Bir
Frank Llewallen
Adams
Ll. L. Liewallen
FE. Blake
Pendleton
Feub Lewis
Stella Liengllen
George Woolward
Fleck McKennie
Winifred Griess
Bart Simonton
Greta Stockton
Kribe
Wrensle Green
Prospective women jurors worry officials in Spokane
Spokane judges face a juror dilemma as to how women may serve with men in September trials. Exemption rules exist, but the Lee 1911 law requires juries in felonies to stay together, leaving the decision to judges. Ballard's Herbine ad follows about liver health with no direct relevance to the juror issue.
Is It All Worth While Pendleton July 17 1911
A Pendleton Oregon letter questions the value of local celebration customs and addresses concerns about Fourth of July events. The writer cites concerns raised by mission workers and Native groups over alleged immorality at Cayuse July camp, urging balanced, informed discussion and referencing Father Cataldo and insider sources. The piece defends celebration while warning against sensationalism.
Indian savings and law aid urged for Umatilla County
A Bullying of Indians speech urges blessing and banking help for Umatilla County Indians, arguing for savings accounts to reduce debt and crime while calling for federal law enforcement to improve conditions. The author urges business leaders to support moral uplift, sobriety, and lawful restraint to foster honest, industrious citizens.
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Detroit
Pet
Vancouver Creer
Tacoma Seattle
Waee
Taylor Hardware
American Association
Horse Heaven Plateau
The
East Oregonian
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Bast
Oregonian
Umatilly
Father Cataldo
Indian Service
Tf Am
Nero
Vetus
Cataldo
Dem Blancett
Wid Steer
Ruppalo Vernon
Wild Steer
Bull-Dogger
Blancett
Dr. Pierce
Oregon
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