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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
6
Pendleton pitchers Sturgis and Ethandy duel as La Grande beats Pendleton 4 to 1. Sturgis hammers away in nine innings but support breaks down with two costly errors, while Ethandy spins a superb game for La Grande and Buckaroos field miscues seal the defeat.
Rumors swirl of 4 Pittman on the mound in Bollea, with Sturgis starting by striking out two. Californians Shader and Loughlin join the Bears, Cochrane may follow. Bee misadventure sparks a field-side tale as Spokane’s Leon ard may stay, while Wednesday’s Boise game features a 16 to 6 Spokane victory over Victoria and wild bee stories.
Los Angeles teams contend with hot conditions as Vernon defeats San Francisco 7 to 4 after Toner is driven from the mound. First baseman Hosp of Vernon breaks a finger on a line drive in the seventh as Carson Gray Brown and McCory Miller Berry provide the fielding and hitting support.
Vancouver led by three runs, Portland rallied in the ninth to pull ahead. Gervais replaced Engle and closed the inning with the bases loaded, preserving a one run Portland edge. Final: Vancouver 8, Portland 9.
Dr Doolittie Mitchell and Dunlap of the Pure Food Board will conduct a nationwide tour of breweries to determine what constitutes beer. They have been researching the question for a year and were ordered by Secretary Wilson of agriculture to inspect malting and brewing processes to learn all there is about beer.
Boise Irrigators blank Walla Walla 4 to 0 in Boise. Pitcher Pitman held the Bears to no hits until the fourth inning. Pap Gimlin led the offense with a fourth inning homer and scoring runs in the fifth and seventh aided by steals and a misplayed throw. Clark also swiped a base and scored in the eighth on West’s double.
In three games at Boise Luttrell fanned six times in thirteen plate appearances. Sturgis made a circus catch in the sixth, robbing a hit, as Bradley’s team battles through errors that cost runs. Pendleton’s cipher-like line draws praise for Ethandy’s earlier article and Buckaroos’ baserunning speed highlights.
The House committees prepared to hear charges against Judge Hanford alleging drunkenness, corrupt decisions, and misbehavior in office. Berger seeks impeachment by presenting four specifications including unlawful cancellation of Leonard Olson’s certificate and repeated corrupt rulings.
The document argues the injunction is fraudulent and dictated by corrupt motives, saying it stirred public sentiment enough to force Judge Hanford to dissolve the order. It asserts sworn testimony will prove habitual drunkenness and mental unfitness to serve on the bench, based on his years of record.
Representative Thomas W. Bradley of New York introduces a bill to stop piano playing in flat buildings. It would impose a $100 fine on anyone creating unnecessary noise after a health board warning, aimed at District of Columbia noise disputes. The measure was sent to the District of Columbia affairs committee.
Anderson Indiana reports C M Dinsmore preached on Why Preachers Go Wrong at the Fint Baptist Church. He warned preachers are human and tempted, noted moral weakness before preaching, and cited high living as a cause. He cited Micah Abiathar and David as examples showing such errors are not new.
Dr Allan J Gentry of Morristown New Jersey formerly of this city was convicted of stealing and selling automobiles and sentenced to at least eighteen months to three years in the Eastern penitentiary after a judge ordered an examination.
Examining physicians reported he was sane. Dr. Gentry, once a prominent local physician, had domestic troubles. Police say he was under the influence during an Newark New Jersey arrest following a car crash that seriously injured his female companion and led to the tracing of numerous automobile thefts to him.
A New Mexican shepherd Ursula Borrego sank knee deep in earth on a hillside near Magdalena Bocerro County and fell into a stone floored room of a centuries old communal dwelling. Skeletons charred corn and pottery were found. samples were taken and pottery has sold for $500 a piece.
London New York Governor John A. Dix said he would take up the resumption of Judge Hand's inquiry into the Brandt case. He noted he faced the matter in Hand's charge with instructions to investigate thoroughly and report back. He added he had intended a conference with Judge Hand after his return.
A brief note exalts two sources of beauty, girls and babies, alongside roses as precious natural wonders. The sentiment frames admiration for youth and offspring as a paired sculpture of nature’s charm, reflecting gentle cultural values.
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild non gripping laxative with tonic benefits for the stomach liver and bowels. It warns against harsh purgatives for seniors and cites testimonials from Mr S W Hoffman and W D Jordan who say regular use maintains health. A free sample offer is extended through Dr W H Cardwell Monticello NY.
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