Results of the Bla Games Yesterday in Pacific Coast League
Portland defeated Vernon 4 to 0 in the Pacific Coast League with Mitt and Hogan on the mound for Portland. Sacramento edged Oakland 5 to 4 behind strong pitching from Brown and Byrnes. Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2 to 1 in a tight game with Nagie and Orendorff handling the batteries.
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Pacific Coast League
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Vernon
H.E. Voption
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Ens Vans
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Mitt and Hogan
Carson and Armbruster
Sacramento
Oakland
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Boston Eleven Slated for Am league win report
Boston in the American league defeated by 6 to 0 as Detroit and Boston misplays exploited by hitters. Game included several misplays and fielding errors leading to a decisive home win. Nine other major league games were postponed, widening the day’s postponement trend.
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Deetroit Wan
Eccacae Detcieecee
Boeton
Waives Enreveura
Men Past Pifty In Danger Foley Kidney Remedy
An advertisement-style note from I. BE. Morris of Dexter Ky touts Foley s Kidney Remedy for enlarged prostate in older men. He cites his father s relief after one and two bottles, saying doctors warned of surgery but the remedy alleviated the condition. Koeppen Bros.
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Foley
I. BE. Morris
Dexter, Ky
Koeppen
Pendleton Loses Final Debate In High School League
Pendleton high school team lost the final championship debate held in Eugene to Grant's Pass. Pendleton member Frank Engdahl fought illness affecting his performance as Pendleton spoke for the affirmative on the ship subsidy, after previously arguing the negative. Supervisor Sanders reported the outcome to Mrs. Landsers.
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Eugene
Grant
Pendleton High School
Mra. J
Landers
Sanders
Frank Engdahl
Pendleton
Lions Rampage in Missouri Town Scaring Crowd in Streets
In St Charles two full grown lions escaped during a carnival. They roamed the streets terrifying 2000 plus spectators before being captured by Showmoon an hour later after one bit a pony and another attacked an elephant. Crowds fled to safety as shops and yards became battlegrounds for the big cats.
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St. Charles
Showmoon
Kerr is Fourth of July Orator at La Grande
La Grande Ore June 5 W J Kerr president Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis will speak at the Fourth of July celebration The acceptance shows a magnanimous gesture and hints at cordial ties with Regent Pierce enhancing the event for observers
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Kerr
LA Grande
Ore
W. J. Kerr
Oregon Agricultural College
Cor- Vallis
Denver
Pierce
Kidney trouble warning prompts Bright's disease warning
Koeppen Bros. cautions that many citizens neglect early kidney and bladder symptoms and risk Bright's disease, urging use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for quick relief and cure.
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Koeppen
Local visitors and travel noted in Pendleton area
W L Smock of Weston visits the county's business scene. Mrs F Berhelde of Hermiston makes Pendleton a business stop. Mrs Lee Teutsch visits Portland. Beddow of Holdman transacts Pendleton business. Mrs F Moses journeys to Coeur d Alene for a few weeks with friends. Miss Rutherford of Baker City spends days in Pendleton. James Kyle of the Columbia Land Co visits Stanfield. Glen A Bushee heads to Portland to visit his mother. H G Hurlburt attends the funeral of O F Thomson in Pendleton. Miss Rahe and Miss Morse head to Pilot Rock for the day. Mrs BE Vaughan visits Portland to see sister Bertha Richardson. State Senator Jay Bowerman leaves hospital for home in Condon. J A Potter and high school faculty member visit The Dalles and Portland. Mr and Mrs Walter Wyatt travel from La Grande to North Yakima. Peter Bernier of Black Bear Mining Co in town for a couple days. H Shank, stock buyer, in Pendleton en route to Pilot Rock. Dr Lagler and bride sail to Weneha Springs for a brief wedding trip. Mr and Mrs J J Hamley depart for Kendrick after death of Mr Hamley’s father. Doss Swearingen leaves for Pilot Rock on business. W C Rhinehart passes through Pendleton to Walla Walla where wife is ill. Miss Grace Miller returns from Weston with Viva Warren for a visit, then back home. A E Eberhart of the Columbia Bridge Co in Walla Walla discusses seven new bridges in the county. A C Ruby, ex-president of the Commercial National Bank, visits Portland for several days.
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W. L. Smock
Weston
F. Berhelde
Hermiston
Pendleton
Lee Teutsch
Portland
Bk. C
Beddow
Holdman
F. Moses
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Mise Rutherford
Baker City
James Kyle
Columbia Land Company
Stanfield
Glen A. Bushee
H. G. Hurlburt
Echo
O. F. Thomson
Gladys Rahe
Miss Morse
Pilot Rock
Jay Bowerman
Condon
J. &. Potter
Dalles
Mia
Walter Wyatt
Little Daughter
la Grande
Yakima
Peter Bernier
Black Bear Mining Company
Wallace
H. Shank
Dr. Lagler
Weneha Springs
J. J. Hamley
Kendrick
Masons to Meet for Funeral of Brother Kelsey
All Master Masons are requested to meet at the Masonic hall at 1 o'clock on Sunday June 6 to attend the funeral of our late Brother W. H. Kelsey. The services will be held at the Kelsey residence on South Thompson Street at 2 p.m. Stephen A. Lowell W. M.
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Masonic Hall
W. H. Kelsey
Kelsey
South Thompson Street
Stephen A. Lowell
W. M
Service Cancelled for Memorial by 644 Fellows
I, C. O. F. Service Cancelled. Due to the illness of Dr. T. B. Ford, the memorial services by the local lodge of 644 Fellows, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist church, have been indefinitely postponed.
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T. B. Ford
Show at the Grand Theatre Praises Amateur Night Acts
At the Grand last night amateur night featured Orton and Leota with a Dutch farce. The sextette drew applause while Little Day Boy won a flirt prize of 5 dollars and Dessa Specknagle took 2nd for singing Just Someone. A flaxen haired Misa Katherine Neugebauer recited A Dead Dolly and received 5 dollars. Next Friday night three prizes are announced with 3 2 1 dollars. a new film and act changes begin tomorrow. Curfew Bell concludes tonight on screen.
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Grand Theatre
Orton & Leota
Dessa Specknagle
Misa Katherine Neugebauer
Dolly
Opening of Vic toria race meeting at Victoria club
The Victoria race meeting opens with a high class field including entries from California and Seattle. Readers are urged to take Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder disorders to prevent serious issues. Koeppen Bros.
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Victoria, Country Club
California
Seattle
Foley
Koeppen
For Rent Unfurnished Room in East Oregonian Building
Unfurnished room available in the East Oregonian building described as large and cool with electric lights and a bath on the same floor. Inquiries to this office.
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East Oregonian
Yachts Race 660 Miles From New York to Bermuda
New York reports the upcoming 660 mile New York Bermuda yacht race will start Saturday from Sea Gate under the Atlantic Yacht club. The Royal Bermuda Yacht club handles Bermuda’s end with finish off St David's Head. The event marks the fourth edition with historic winners including Tamerlane and Venona and Lipton cup prize history.
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Ita
Corn Isles
St. David's Head
Bermuda
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Pilota
Fnland
Onion
Lila
Gauntlet
Tamerlane
Thomas J. Lipton
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Dervish
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Philadelphia
Boston
Venona
Bodies of Two Drowned Boys Found in River
Portland June 6 bodies of Henry Jensen 18 and Shirley Barker 22 were recovered after they drowned canoeing at the foot of Ivon street. Barker's body initially surfaced but sank again. Jensen's followed hours later. Both were linked to the Portland Rowing Club. Barker assisted as caretaker. Jensen worked as a tallyman at Inman Poulfen mills.
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Portland
Henry Jensen
Sheerley Barker
Barker
Jensen
Genee N .P. Jensen
East Ninth Street
Shirley Barker
Mia
E. Barker
Union Avenue
Ivon Street
el View
Benson Street
Portland Rowing Club
Inman-Poulfen Lumber Mills
Local Classifieds Highlight Coal Goods and Rentals
Local notices advertise Rock Springs coal available from Henry Kopittke, gasoline at 25 cents a gallon from Pendleton Auto Co, furnished rooms for rent at 4 dollars monthly, and multiple rental homes by H L Swaggart. Also offers for dry wood, a nearly new feed mill for sale, lost elk tooth reward, bakery items at Main Street Bakery, a wagon with dump boards, pine wood in carload lots at Meacham Lumber Co with delivery window June to December 1909.
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Rock Spring
Henry Kopitttke
Pendleton Auto Co
College St
Henry Kopittke
Rock Springs
H. L. Swaggart
Henry Kopitzke
Watch Chain
Mij
Dee
Meacham Lumber Co
Meacham, Ore
Intruder film in Portland shows in Pendleton and Baker City
A program for a Portland filmed picture The Intruder tours Pendleton and nearby Baker City with cast known locally. The four reel feature runs Saturday and Sunday only with two vaudeville acts at one price. Acts include Miss Lillian Grebe as an pardoning character and Miss Grace DuMar noted as a top buck dancer.
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Ore
Pendleton
Baker City
Tower of London
Lillian Grebe
Mra O'Tool
Grace DuMar
Buck
Foley's Honey and Tar Recommended for Respiratory Ailments
Foley's Honey and Tar is touted as especially beneficial for sore throat and lung troubles. The product is endorsed by Koeppen Bros as offering comfort for sufferers of bronchitis asthma and consumption through use.
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Foley’s
Koeppen Bros
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