Pendleton suffers heavy defeat as Boise dominates
In Boise Idaho on July 27 Boise routed Pendleton 14 to 1. Osborne pitched strongly and had ample run support from a solid Irrigators offense. Six of 13 Boise hits went for extra bases while Alter matt and Pope connected for notable power. Pope limited Pendleton to two hits in a single seventh inning, while Boise’s defense played sharply amid several errors.
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Boise
Idaho
Osborne
Pendleton
Altermatt
Pope
Bucks
K. H
Pope and Kelley
Osborne and Pembrooke
Oregon Agricultural College Opens Fall Term at Corvallis
The Oregon Agricultural College announces the fall semester opening September 20. The course list spans General Agriculture through Veterinary Science, Civil and Electrical Engineering, Domestic Arts, Pharmacy, Forestry, Law, Education, Languages, Music, and more. Catalogue and illustrated literature mailed on request to Registrar, Corvallis, Oregon.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Women Aviators In Contest Guarded By Girl Guides
London hosts the first women international flying meet with guards by girl guides and a women’s orchestra. Mrs Maurice Hewlett, wife of the novelist, leads the English contingent as Mrs de Beauvoir Stocks becomes the second English woman with a pilot certificate. Baroness Schenk and Miles Drucker represent Germany and France respectively, with Drucker winning the Femina cup.
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London
Usta Boy Scouts
Maurice Hewlett
de Beauvoir Stocks
Germany
Baroness Schenk
France
Miles Dutrick
Thi
Navy yard man marries widow by ad hoax
Washington report says Gustavo H. Manther, employed at the navy yard, answered a widow’s matrimonial ad offering $3000. He married believing the money, later learning it covered three children valued at $1000 each. He was ordered to pay the wife 38 dollars weekly.
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Manther
Saxon Count Arrested For Turkey Trot At Dance Hall
Berlin reports a Saxon count and a military officer were arrested for five days after dancing the Turkey Trot and Bunny Hoe in a public hall. The count exhibited the transatlantic dances despite a town councilor's request to stop.
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Berlin
Pioneer Women Convene in San Rafael Annual Reunion
Over one hundred members of the Association of Pioneer Women of the State gathered at Mrs. Annie B D Curry’s Bentfield home for their annual reunion and flag raising luncheon under the trees. George D. Barron, curator of the Golden Gate Park Museum, delivered the keynote address commemorating Commodore Sloat raising the Monterey flag in 1846.
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San Rafael
Association of
Pioneer Women of the
Annie BD. Curry
Bentfield
George D. Barron
Golden Gate Park Museum
Monterey
Commodore Sloat
Mystic cult leader sent to San Quentin in fraud case
Gorman Tufts Jr. a noted mystic figure tied to a California fraud scheme was convicted of obtaining over 106000 from his wife, the former Mrs Roe of Fort Worth Texas. He received a three year term in San Quentin Prison.
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Los Angeles
Gorman Tufts, Jr
Mre. Roe
Fort Worth
Texas
City tightens circus licenses to curb tents and shows
City fathers pass ordinance setting tent show licenses from six to sixty dollars per day plus five dollars per concession. The measure effectively curtails circuses in the town and limits entertainment venues.
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Elfeuses
Farber Shops Open in Far East Attract Chinese Clipper Fans
American hair clippers win curiosity as Farber opens shops in the far east and Chinese customers explore new grooming tools amid growing trade ties and novelty.
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Farber
Far East
Five Wags and One Drunk in Pendleton Court
Five vings and one drunk faced police court this morning and, after pleading guilty, received the customary sentence, a brief trip to Alaska. Ruth, chemistry professor at the high school, returned to Pendleton last night after months in Seattle and Alaska. He visited Skagway, once a booming city of 20,000 in 1897, now a village, noting its decline.
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Alaska
Ruth
Pendeton
Seattle
Northern Territory
Hs. Skagway
Damage Not Exaggerated Report From Deputy Averill
Deputy J. F. Averill in the south end of the county says that reported damage to crops roads and buildings along Butter Creek has not been exaggerated. Averill and John Hamiley Jr rode over land toward Heppner and, straying from their path in the mountains, were forced to spend a night in the open.
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J. F. Averill
Butter Creek
Averill
John Hamiley, Jr
Heppner
Train Kills Sheep Near Eastland Morning Incident
A Spokane bound train arriving shortly after 4 am struck a band of ten sheep on the track near Eastland owned by Harley Rothrock. The engineer said the animals were resting on the rails and the collision could not be avoided.
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Spokane
Eastland
Harley Rothrock
Girl Bitten by Dog at Wild Horse Creek Farm
A girl named Peterson was bitten on the heel yesterday afternoon by a savage dog near a farm on Wild Horse creek. She and a companion had paused to drink after dismounting from saddle horses when the attack occurred. Dr. C J. Smith dressed the non serious wound in Pendleton.
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Peterson
Wild Horse Creek
Pendleton
Man Injured in Horse Accident Assisted by Namesake Claim Agent
Bert C Wilson suffers a severely injured leg after being thrown from a horse this morning. He was aided to Dr. FE Parker’s office by a man of the same name, who serves as claim agent for the Omaha Western RR and N company and is a former deputy sheriff of the county.
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Bert C Wilson
Parker
O.W. RR. & N. Company
Do You Know These Men Inquiries At Local Post Office
Inquiries have been received for Joseph Woody Noe and Nelson P. Drazey who are believed to have been here recently. Drazey is sought by M. C. Berry of Zora Missouri who says his wife is ill and needs him. Noe is sought by Cr. Noe of Cohasset California who is anxious to find him on business. The man is thought to have worked at a flour mill and to have opened a ranch.
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Joseph Woody Noe
Nelson P. Drazey
Mr. Drazey
M. C. Berry
Zora
Noe
Cr. Noe
Cohasset
California
Orange junior annual from O A C to public library
The 3 Orange, a junior annual printed by O A C and mailed by President Kerr, is turned over to the public library for use in the reading room. Editor in chief is R A Blanchard, with W S Library as manager. It portrays student life and covers the Eastern Oregon club and other groups. Officers include Fy, Stanley as president, Ellen Canfield as vice president, Clyde Day as secretary, LeRoy McKenzie as treasurer, and Clara Wallan as reporter.
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East Oregonian
Kerr
Public
R. A. Blanchard
W. S Library
The
Agricultural College
Eastern Oregon Club
Eastern Oregon
Fe, Fy
Stanley
Ellen Canfield
Clyde Day
LeRoy McKenzie
Clara Wallan
Real Estate Transfers in Pendleton and Area
Real estate transfers report shows Tia BE and Samuel Warner selling a rectangular parcel on Jarfield street extending into block 18 of Raley's addition Pendleton for 600. Douglas Betts and wife convey lots 8 and all of jet and block 6 at Filet Rock to Alta Lodge No. 175 for 1400. J H Raley deeds sw 1 4 of ew 1 4 of sec 9 twp 1 8 R 34 for 400.
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Tia BE
Samuel Warner
VA Bott
Jarfield Street
Lyaes
Raley
Pendleton
Douglas Betts
Tf. C
Filet Rock
J. H. Raley
H. Hudson
Local man arrested for sidewalk driving on Jane Street
A local resident listed as John Doe was arrested on a warrant sworn by Street Commissioner John Heathman charging dis orderly conduct. The offense cited was driving an automobile along the sidewalk on Jane Street after alleging the street was blocked forcing him to travel on the sidewalk toward an elderly resident’s home.
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John Doe
John Heathman
Jane Street
Acting Judge Halley Frees Man with Small Fine
A court scene records the defendant spared a harsher penalty as Acting Judge Halley imposes the minimum fine of five dollars after pursuing the accused. The ruling underscores a lenient outcome amid the prosecution’s case.
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Halley
Miss Anna Kibbe Receives Telegram on Mother's Death
Miss Anna Kibbe a saleslady at Peoples Warehouse received a telegram from Mankato Minnesota stating her mother had died at home there. She has not decided whether to go back for the funeral.
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Anna Kibbe
Peoples Warehouse
Mankito, Minn
Holden Opens Alta House on East Alta Street
L D Holden opens the Alta House on east Alta street once a well known hostelry. He plans a future livery stable connected to the hotel and will operate it as before the fire destroyed the stables and closed the hotel.
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Alta House
L. D. Holden
East Alta Street
Connecion
Titanic Struggle Set for Tomorrow Benefit Game
A Washington forest scene prompts a try-out with Turner as a rival, but he returns home after one blast from the pipe organ. The event is a Pendleton Baseball Club benefit with double admission, backed by a mayoral edict making absence a misdemeanor carrying a one dollar fine. The piece ends with a moral about participation.
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Washington
Turner
Pendleton
Philadelphia Bermuda race opens on Delaware river
The blue ribbon motor boat event began in Philadelphia with cruising boats entering the 67 mile Philadelphia Bermuda race from Race Street Wharf. The race, for boats 40 to 100 feet, is under the Yachtsmen's Club of Philadelphia and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, with the Bermuda Challenge cup and 1000 dollars in gold from a New York Yacht Club member as prize.
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Philadelphia
Motor Boat World
Race Street Wharf
Delaware River
Yachtsmen’s Club of Philadelphia
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
New York Yacht Clu
Alisa Craig
Motor Boat Club of America
Heather
Shelter Island Yacht Club
Bronel
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Bermuda
Governor candidates debate at Bellefontaine Chautauqua
Bellefontaine Ohio July 27 Judge Edmund B Dillon of Columbus Republican and Congressman James Cox of Dayton Democrat, both nominees for governor, will debate their views before the Chautauqua assembly here today.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Edmund B. Dillon
Columbus
James Cox
Dayton
Chautauqua Assembly
You won't travel far if or tread on other people's toes
A compact adage warns that progress hinges on respecting others boundaries and space, urging caution to avoid conflict while pursuing goals. It encourages tact and consideration in actions to maintain harmony and cooperation.
San Franciscan Says Vinaneler Aids White Star Line Rooster
Albert E. Yates of San Francisco returned today from England where he was involved with the Panama-Pacific Exposition. He says J. P. Morgan showed personal interest in the White Star Line and urged friends to use its ships, praising them to Charles Lanter in London before the last train left.
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San Franciscan
Vinaneler
White Star Line
New York
aAlbert E. Yates
San Francisco
England
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
White Star Hners
Charles Lanter
London
Homin pigeon falls dead in street as dog digs grave
In Los Gatos a large white homing pigeon with brown wing stripes collapsed and died. A small black cocker spaniel retrieved the bird and began digging a grave in a dirt pile across the street, working until the task was completed.
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Los Gatos
Bird found in shallow grave with brass leg band 651
A bystander dug up a bird unearthed from a shallow grave after a man dug a deep hole and began to cover it. The bird wore a brass band marked 651 on its leg, suggesting it had suffered dehydration before death.
Woman Found Dead in Church Confessional in Meriden
The body of Mixa Cora Dessureau was found by a church caretaker in a St. Joseph's confessional box. A nearby glass reportedly held a mixture of carbolic acid and holy water, with the woman’s lips badly burned. Family says she had been melancholy lately.
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Meriden
Conn
Mixa Cora Dessureau
St. Joseph's Church
Chinese beliefs on evil apii fts and line movement
The Chinese believe that evil apii fts move only in straight lines and cannot penetrate solid matter. Therefore, keeping them out of a dwelling or a garden seems a simple matter to them.
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Turkey Trotter
Pioneer
Corner Court and Garden Sts
San Quentin
Gorham Tufts Jr
Newsy
Cox and Dillon
Dale
Rothwell
Hanscom
Atraws Drugg
Peteea
Ladies Baarvel CO
East
Gireet
Mew
Chichester
Workingmens Clothing Co
Kilis
Morey
Mark Moorhouse CO
Plane Main
E. Court Street
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Main Street
Main ST
Connie Mack Lytle
Wizards of the Score
Court ST
Muggsy McWelch
Gazekes
H. M." Turner
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