Baseball Tilt Ends With Union Defeat At Pendleton
Pendleton fans saw a 11 to 3 home victory as the Union beat the Wonders in a dull game marked by a few bright plays. Crawford’s double and timely hits from Ross provided the lone standout moments amid a largely one sided eight inning affair. The Wonders travel to Adams today to face local rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Cameron
Dugdale
Inland Empire
Wonderland
Pendleton
Inging
Union
Crawford
Ross
Malonehill
Craig
Patton
Bainers
Robinson
Wright
Foster
Wonders
Strand
Alexander
Froome
Knapp
Jones
Hartman
Matthews
King
M. R. Woodard
Claire Crawford
J. M. Ross
Memorial Services for Wood Men of the World Held
Memorial services were held yesterday afternoon for the Wood Men of the World with the Woodcraft camp and Women of Woodcraft circle at the hall, then proceeding to the cemetery for unveiling ceremonies. About 100 Pennewtan Camp members attended along with many Indies. Dr. C. J. Smith delivered the address and Mrs Chloe Stanfield recited Abraham Lincoln’s poem Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortals Be Proud, adding to a fitting tribute to departed members.
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Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Nne
C. J. Smith
Chloe Stanfield
Abraham Lincoln
Eastbound trip for Mrs Thompson to Ottumwa visit
Mrs. M. A. Thompson departed today heading to Ottumwa Iowa to stay with relatives for several months. She plans to visit additional eastern cities and the St. Louis fair during her travels.
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M. A. Thompson
Ottumwa
Iowa
St. Lowis Fair
Postoffice report shows quarter postage totals
The postoffice report lists total newspaper postage paid for the quarter ending March 21 at $63.25. East Oregonian paid $41.24, while Guide Tribunes Hawaiian and Stock Journal combined paid $21.96. East Oregonian paid nearly double the other Pendleton papers’ postage.
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Postoffice
East Oregonian
Guide, Tribune, Hawawian and Stock Journal
Pendleton
Strode Wins East Oregonian Buggy Guessing Contest
J E Strode of Waitsburg Washington won the rubber tired buggy offered by the East Oregonian after guessing 825 for a number 822. The unknown number was 822 and the envelope openings showed the final number. The committee declared Strode the winner and noted the prize, a buggy costing about 400, is held for his order.
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Mr. Strode
Guesing
A. Kunkel
J. E. Strode
Waitsburg
Wash
Umatilla
East Oregonian
Northwest
Strode
W. H. Babb
Medicine Hat
Alberta
A.W. Grover
Holx
Ore
H. EB. Cook
City
Mra
J. T. Huston
Ukiah
Frank Bea
Milton
Waltsburg
John H. French
Vinson
Ernest Esgerth
J. &. Beckwith
M. M. Johns
Athena
H. C. Means
Ashwood
C. Stanton
M. A Rader
A. FE. Strode
Wattsburg
M. A. Rader
Glenn Winslow
G. A. Robbins
E. T. Wade
Albany couple linked to store venture with Dindinger
The wife of the former partner of W. H. Dindinger is identified as Cock. The pair had been involved in a store venture in Albany. While visiting, the ladies were guests of Mrs Caspar Van Dran at the Howl Pendleton.
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W. H. Dindinger
Albany
Caspar van Dran
Howl Pendleton
Maloney Named Grand Master of Oregon Knights of Pythias
James W. Maloney is appointed grand master of the Knights of Pythias exchequer of Oregon by grand chancellor Emil Waldman, succeeding Edward M. Sargent who died in Portland. The job may bring significant banking business as he handles checks and warrants for the order.
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James W. Maloney
Oregon
Knights of Pythias
Edward M. Sargent
Portland
Emil Waldman
Maloney
Last Rally Ends Local Option Campaign in Pendleton
Crowded church for last local option rally before election with speakers including R J Slater Turner Hailey Lowell and Rev J H Lasper of Portland. Campaign managers optimistic. Also notes denial by Miss Raymond regarding Spokane rumors of intemperance and a busy social day with guests from Union and Pendleton. May Move to Walla Walla and closing Republican rally at court house drew small audience.
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Christian Church
R. J. Slater
Mr. Turner
T. G Hailey
A. Lowell
J. H. Lasper
Portland
Northwest Sabbath Associate
Miss Raymond
Iden Raymond
Wlahes
Spokane
Walla Walla
George Peringer
Pendleton
Mr. Peringer
Walla Wall
Statesman
Court House
Orpheus Musical Company Delights Pendleton Churchgoers
The Orpheus Musical Company gave an excellent program at the Christian Church on Saturday night under Woodmen of the World auspices. Artists Bernhard Walther Catherine de Vere Jean St Remy and Dorothy Wainworth impressed, with St Remy praised for a sweet remarkable voice. Marginal attendance noted. local patrons are urged to support future concerts.
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Christian Church
Orpheus Musical Company
Woodmen of
Pendleton
Bernhard Walther
Catherine de Vere
Jean St. Remy
Dorothy Wainworth
Respondalle
Miss St. Remy
Patroniz
City Jail Empty as Saloons Close for Holiday
The city jail stands empty for the first time in days as prisoners are released for the holiday. With saloons closed, officials hope no inmates return before polls close, reducing risk during elections.
Ladies Visit Pendleton en Route to Pullman
Mrs W B Peacock of Portland and Mrs George Hart visited Pendleton briefly while en route to Pullman to visit Mrs Will Lyons, sister of Mrs Hart. Mrs Hart recently returned from Manila where her husband serves in the government commissary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mire
W. B. Peacock
Portland
George Hart
Pullman
Will Lyons
Hart
Manila
Dwelling Finished and Legal Case Update
Louis Greenawald completed a new home on Linevin street and plans to move in mid next week. The Bancroft postmaster case from Portland is now with Senator Mitchell.
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Dwelling
Louis Greenawald
Howe
Linevin Atreat
Postmaster Bancroft
Portland
Senator Mitchell
Hossetter's Show Bitters Promoted as Family Remedy
An OCR fragment promotes Hossetter's Show Bitters as a safe family tonic. It claims to counteract a long wick spell and restore stomach function, curing biliousness constipation dyspepsia indigestion insomnia liver troubles and malaria. It mentions doctors and druggists recommending it and urges trying one bottle.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Tallman & Co
Ibe
Bbc
Newport
NeUman’s Cigar Store
A. W. Henmneman, Ie
Neuman
Memorial Services
E. Strode
Waitsburg, Wash
J. W. Maloney
Sargent
Illinois
Dora Y. Parks
Pendleton Academy
Dunlap
East
Arthur Zoellner
Baker City
Zoellner
Boston
Woman's Club
Commercial Association
Owl
Wonder Price
THE
Orpheus Company
Hostetter
J. Marin Factory
St. George How
Lavendar
BAER @ DALEY
Laundt
Cottonwood
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