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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1911
Page
6
The Beauty Spot of the Northwest offers tent camping with varying bed setups priced at $1.00 per day for a single tent with one bed, $1.50 for a tent with bed and cot, and $1.75 for a tent with two beds. Self-provisioned campers get free space. Horses and rigs available, with dancing on Wednesdays and Saturdays and special occasions.
Chicago used walks and timely hits to edge Boston eds. Schulte hit a late home run as the Cubs, aided by Boston errors, seized the game. Keefe won his third, Cincinnati beat New York 8 2 as Marquard was touched. St Louis topped Brooklyn 8 3 with Woodbridge joining the lineup. In Philadelphia, a two game win over Pittsburg drew a large crowd, Camnitz and Alexander split the twin bill with Paskett delivering key hits in both games.
In the second game at the batters box the Philadelphia team faced off against Batteries Selfield and Simmons with Alexander and Dooin pitching. Umpires Kiem and Brennan presided as the scoreline showed a clear Philadelphia lead amid a jumble of OCR text.
In Detroit on July 19 Koreer Kililiay Hall and Cicotte featured a wild game as Detroit defeated Boston 16 to 7. The Tigers built an early lead and eased off late while Cleveland overcame New York 9 to 8 in a nine inning rally that included 13 batters in the seventh. Chicago outslugged Washington 7 to 2, with Philadelphia blasting St Louis 12 to 3 to sweep the series.
Northwest League teams including Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Vancouver all posted results July 19 with close games. Portland beat Tacoma 4 3 thanks to Garrett who held locals hitless until the seventh. Spokane edged Seattle 1 0 as Cooney hit a late homer. Vancouver beat Victoria 7 2 as Engle outpitched Furchner Brinker drove in three runs.
In Sacramento yesterday, pitcher Byram allowed only one hit as Sacramento defeated Oakland 4-2. Mahoney hit a four sacker, Danzig also homered, Kilroy collected nine hits and four runs scored, while Kilroy and Mitee shared catching duties through the game.
Washington July 19 Comptroller Lawrence Murray says inconsistencies in national banks stem from directors neglecting duty. In a public letter to bank examiners he urges harsher examinations and reporting of laxity costs. He notes banks hold only two to four director meetings yearly and calls for immediate adoption of proper by laws with quarterly examinations if not complied.
Archdeacon William B. Allen of St. Katherine's Church quits as president and member of the Pensacola Ministerial Association after opposing ministers pursuing arrests for Sunday ball games. He argues Sabbath amusements are a matter of conscience and condemns gospel ministers in court actions, noting his view that Sunday baths and baseball share similar Sabbath concerns.
At midnight Mrs. Charles Holmes faced an armed masked intruder in her Helena residence. He ordered her to stand with uplifted hands as he took silverware. The homeowner challenged him to a three game of seven up to decide whether to steal. She won all, escorted him to the door, and he left after praising her.
Jennie Connor of Melrose Highlands is the only woman handling and dispatching trains for the Boston and Maine in four states. She oversees engines in the northern division and is praised by hundreds of engineers for expert knowledge of locomotive construction. Connor advocates work for women as a remedy against divorce and nervous illness.
Romans believed great battles invite rain as a sign from pitying gods to cleanse the bloody earth with gentle heaven showers.
Hermiston Oregon reports an immense grape yield as vineyards expand on the project. Horticulturalists credit soil and climate as ideal for grape culture with many acres planted. For the first year trees are bearing well and vines show healthy growth with heavy fruit across varieties.
John E. Dunham, the sole member of a four man haying crew on the Schuler and Bidstrup ranch near Dillon, Montana, was struck by lightning during a storm while not seeking shelter at a haystack. He died instantly in the field as his companions witnessed the accident.
In Victoria British Columbia Fread Wyatt a 20 year old printer drowned after being tipped from a canoe during a companions outing. Tad also involved suffered a separate misfortune as the event ended tragically.
A large canoe carrying eight boys at an YMCA camp capsized in a basin. James Fooley, a Camp boy, drowned. All eight boys wore bathing suits and were involved in the incident.
Ossington New York inmate Beri mmareo, who killed Tony Sidoe after a quarrel at a residence, was executed at Sing Sing prison today. The case drew attention as a high-profile crime from last year.
Tallman Co markets Parisian Sage as a guaranteed dandruff remover and scalp cleanser. A 60 cent bottle is touted to stop itching, hair loss, and splitting within two weeks with a money back guarantee, backed by a testimonial from Mrs. E. A. Bean in Concord, N. H., dated June 8, 1910.
Notice states the Pendleton Common Council will accept sealed bids to furnish 40 tons of Rock Spring coal delivered to the basement of Pendleton City Hall Oregon. Proposals must be received by the City Recorder by July 24 1911. John Hailey Jr Acting Recorder.
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