Local City Briefs Highlight Goods and Rentals
A collage of notices from East Oregonian listing ice cream at Hohbachs, dry wood from Bee Minnis, new rugs at Pendleton Furniture Co, unfurnished rooms for rent, transfer services by Stansberry Milne, and store-house rental on Main Street. Also ads for hotel dining, strawberry ice cream, hammocks and stoves, and a church ice cream social on the courthouse lawn with a July date. Includes a sale on Refrigerator items and a for sale poultry equipment phrasing.
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Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Pendleton Furniture Company
Main Street
Perkins Avenue
J. M. Bentley
Bowman Cafe
F. B. Clapton Co
Goodman Hardware Co
Young Peoples’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
Court House
P.m
Old Gold Hill Mine Reopens With New Leasing Work
The Gold Hill group in Granite section, among the oldest mines, is reactivated after years of dormancy. Norman T. Berkeley leased the three patented claims and set a force to work as mining engineer Leon C. Stevenson surveys a 100-foot reach to the vein, with a crosscut planned to intercept it in about six weeks.
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Umatilla Landing
Norman T. Berkeley
Berkeley
Leon C. Stevenson
Winges
Stevenson
Pardons Board closes busy quarterly session at State Prison
The State Board of Pardons ended its quarterly session at the administration building of the State Prison after a week of meetings. The board submitted 86 recommendations to Governor Mead including 25 paroles and 16 final discharges, with 130 applications acted on.
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State Board of Pardons
Walla Walla
Mead
Local personalities visit and travel notes from Meacham and area
Mrs. J R Raley visits Sheridan family in Meacham while Mrs Turley of Hermiston visits city friends. Will Sturgis arrives from a county ranch. Moses Taylor, noted wheat grower, visits for business. Mrs Carter and Mrs Antbal with children head to the coast for hot weather. Alma Todhunter returns to Spokane. Zoe Houser and Clark Stone of Echo guests of the Bowman. Geary Kimbrell surveys near Milton. L Anderson of Twin Falls tastes Umatilla county. BE Thomas and D L Crow from La Grande at the Bowman on business. Despain and daughter Eleanor depart for Wallawa till Sept 1. Mark Heacock plans move to Orofino Idaho. Mrs Orville Turner to Wehann Springs for warm weather. Burgess of Cunningham Sheep & Land returns from ranch. LEB Barl family camping at Meacham. G R O Daniel and Georgia Daniel with Mrs Luck depart for Seaside on No 5. Engineer Joe Melcher serves Pendleton-Spokane run in Wright’s absence on vacation.
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Alma Todhunter
Spokane
Zoe Houser
Clark Stone
Echo
Bowman
Geary Kimbrell
Milton
L. Anderson
Twin Falls
Idaho
St. George
Umatilla
BE. G. Thomas
D. L. Crow
la Grande
N. E. Despain
Eleanor
Wallowa
Daniel
Georgia O. Daniel
Luck
O. Daniel
Seaside
Joe Melcher
Pendleton
Jack Wright
Oakland Beats Portland 4 to 1 in Coast League Game
Oakland outclassed Portland 4 to 1 as Miller and Hogan hit three-baggers. Garrett, Whalen, Nelson and Lewis also contributed in a high scoring Portland defeat. In San Francisco, the home team defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1 behind Sutor Berry Kostner Easterly and Hogan.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Miller
Hogan
Baseball Scores From Washington Boston and Philadelphia
In American League action the Washington club hosted Detroit and lost 0 to 6. Boston defeated St Louis 4 to 2 at Boston. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 9 to 4 in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
National League Scores From Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburg
In Cincinnati the Phillies beat Cincinnati 1 to 2. In Chicago the Cubs tied Boston 2 to 2. In Pittsburg Brobdklyn defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Brobdklyn
Baker City Nuggets Baseball Season Ends Amid League Exit
Baker City loses its baseball slate as the Nuggets disband after Bolee could not travel for a series starting tomorrow. Inland Empire League clubs including La Grande quit, wallets and gate receipts cited, while talks begin of a six-town league next season with Idaho towns. Players split between staying in Baker or joining other clubs for the remainder of the season.
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Bolee
Nuggets
Baker City Health
Baker
la Grande
Boise
Idaho
President Campbell Plans Eastward Round of Duties
President Campbell will depart for the East immediately after the regents meeting and arrange for additional instructors to be on hand when college opens in September. He will visit major institutions in the East and Middle West as the registrar's office reports a flood of catalogue requests and enrollments are expected to reach at least 660 students this year.
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Campbell
The
East
Middle West
Matthews v Spokane Court Upholds $2000 Damages
The supreme court affirmed the case of A M Matthews and Mildred Matthews against the city of Spokane. The ruling awards $2000 in damages for injuries suffered by Mrs Matthews from a defective sidewalk.
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Supreme Court
A. M. Matthews
Mildred Matthews
City of
Spokane
Mra. Matthews
Timber Fires Near Newport Cause Limited Damage
Timber burning reported in the timber near Newport Washington with forest fires burning but causing little damage as of the latest report.
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Newport
Wash
Six Foreigners Killed by Trains in South Buffalo Yards
Six unidentified foreigners were run down and killed by trains in the railroad yards at South Buffalo on Wednesday. The incident occurred within the yard area and the victims were not named in the report. Police and railroad officials investigated the scene.
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South Buffalo
Catholic Society Opens Portland Session July 20
The Catholic Educational Association of Oregon will hold a week long session in Portland starting July 20 with programs issued. Officers and executive committee include Rev Edwin V O Hara president Sister M Flavia vice president Rev Geo F Thompson secretary 62 N Sixteenth Portland Rev Wm A Daly treasurer Rev J H Black Rev H Gallagher C S C Columbia University Sister M Rose O S B Mt Angel Mt Angel College John O Hara. Represented schools and organizations include Congregation of the Holy Cross Columbia University Portland Order of St Benedict Mt Angel College Mt Angel Sisters of St Benedict Mt Angel Academy Mt Angel Ore Christian Brothers Blanchet Institute Portland Sisters of St Benedict Mt Angel Academy Mt Angel Ore Sisters of St Dominic St Marys School Portland Sisters of St Francis McMinnville Ore Sisters of St Francis Pendleton Ore Slaters of the Holy Names St Marys Academy and College Portland Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary St Marys Institute Beaverton Sisters of Mercy Eugene Ore
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Catholic Educational Associaton of
Oregon
Portland
Association
Edwin V. O'Hara
M. Flavia
St. Mary's Academy and College
Geo. F. Thompson
N. Sixteenth Street
Wm. A. Daly
J. H. Black
Mt. Angel
Ore
Sisters of St. Dominic
St. Mary's School
Sisters of St. Francis
McMinnville
Pendleton
Slaters of the Holy Names
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
St. Mary's Institute
Beaverton
Sisters of Mercy
Eugene
Amusements at The New Dime and Show Shop
The New Dime shows new features and illustrated song, with changes planned through Sunday. The Show Shop presents fresh pictures since Tuesday including Rip Van Winkle and Disturbed Romance, while The Pastime reopened yesterday with a new set and a fire proof machine now in order. Notable titles include Red Scepter, Hotel Trouble, Nobleman's Right In the 14th Century, and a illustrated song Southern Girl.
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Show Shop
Good Company at the Oregon Opera House
The Claman company presented On the Frontier at the Oregon last evening to a good house. Notable performers Ben Claymon Clarence Monson and Bobby Birch received especial mention as the ensemble impressed. Tonight they stage Wife in Name Only with a clever performance and a strong band concert on the streets prior to the show.
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Oregon
Folding ironing boards and dryers arrive at Sharon Holdings
Sharon Holdings reports a fresh shipment of folding ironing boards and folding clothes dryers arriving this week. The delivery expands inventory for home goods customers seeking compact laundry solutions.
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Sharon & Holdings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monster
Teutsch
F. E. Livengood
Teutsch’s Old Stand
Hohbach's
Pendleton Furniture Co
Stansberry & Milne
Louis Hunziker
Jewelery and Optician
Gold Hill
Bast
Oregonian
Koeppens
J. R. Raley
Sheridan
Meacham
Turley
Hermiston
Will Sturgis
Moses Taylor
Charles H. Carter
B. C. Antbal
Mark Heacock
Orofino
Orville Turner
Wehann Springs
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Leb. Bar
Baker Place
Garrett and
Whalen
Nelson and Lewis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rhe Sutor
Berry
Kostner
Easterly
Catholic Society Mets
Rip van Winkle
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Robert Fenner
Saltair Palace
Salt Lake
lOe
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