Bankers Will See Fight While Here in Pendleton
Local slugger Walter Parke Burke signs to box Pendleton boxer Barney Mullin in a 15 round purse fight at the Pendleton Opera House on June 24 during the Northwest Bankers association convention. Burke, a La Grande mill hand, has faced top fighters and is expected to bring a hard hitting, trading style to the bout. Mullin is known for his aggressive tactics and recent success, with training set in La Granite. The Police Gazette features a full page likeness of Burke in its current issue.
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Walter Parke
Burke
Stanley Ketchel
Barney Mullin
Pendleton
Pendleton Opera House
Northwest Bankers’ Association
Wheat Town
Mullin
Burgo
la Granite
Police Gazette
la Grande
Thigh Salaried Engineer Leaves Wife Destitute
New York man with a $10,000 a year salary, Mrs Frederick L Fielding, wife of a noted chemical engineer, claims abandonment and destitution after separation. Fielding, 58, living in luxury at a fashionable hotel, shows indifference to the charge while his younger wife, a woman of striking appearance, asserts she still loves him despite the hardships she endures.
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New Yorki
Frederick L Fielding
Washington Boys Strengthen Colts for Pilot Rock Game
Washington boys prepare for tomorrow's league game against Pilot Rock Pirates in Pendleton. Dickson and Harlan are out, but returnees Baker and Sturgis from the University of Washington strengthen the lineup with Sturgis on the mound and Baker at first base. Complete roster includes Ward catcher Sturgis pitcher Baker first Alexander second Leonard third Powell short Nelson left Strand center Hayes right. Team travels by auto to Rock.
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Pendleton
Ton Club
Pilot Rock Pirates
Sheepmen’s
Dickson
Harlan
Baker
Sturgis
University of Washington
Lobaugh
Ward
Alexander
Leonard
Powell
Nelson
Strand
Hayes
the Rock
Umatilla Man Victim Of Portland Pickpockets
Frank Johnson of Umatilla was robbed by a female pickpocket during Portland festivities. He arrived to join in the celebrations, socialized with men in a saloon, and later discovered $300 missing. Detective Hyder seeks Johnsons companions. Johnson is unfamiliar with Portland streets.
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Frank Johnson
Umatilla
Thi County
Portland
Hyder
Johnson
Real estate deta ils near depot in three snaps
Three snaps offer a 17 room house two blocks from the depot at 1400 dollars. Two 5 room modern houses close in priced at 500 and 850 dollars. All have cast fronts with small down payments. Inquire C C Hendricks over Taylor Hardware Co.
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C. C. Hendricks
Taylor Hardware Co
Local people noted in Pendleton city today
A string of personal mentions lists H Turner and wife of Weston, D O Kirk of Weston, attorney J P Winter back from Portland, L W Furnas of Hermiston, J G Coppinger of Nolin, W K Walpole Jr of Irrigan, and others. Mrs Kenneth McRea returned from a farm visit near Helix, Mrs Thomas Hampton rode the Northern Pacific to the west county, and Mrs Jerry King heads to Salem with relatives. Correll of Hermiston Mercantile returned home by motor car. FE Bean of Nyssa attends a funeral. H E Carruth of Kansas plans a visit with his brother Frank Carruth. Celestine Moorhouse travels to Portland and Medford for several weeks. Mrs Fred Goedecke and her mother stay with the Goedeckes. Yard Master Pat McKee and wife visit Portland for friends and the rose festival. Mrs Ralph Nolen returns from the east to be with W A Storie. Mrs J E Conner and Mrs Louis Hagen enjoy a trip to La Grande to see Judge J C Henery. Jus Bertholet resumes NP run between Pendleton and Paseo after a Portland Seattle vacation. FP Bishop of Pendleton Woolen Mills heads to Salem for Willamette University commencement. he sits on the board of trustees.
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H. ©. Turner
Weston
D. O Kirk
J. P. Winter
Portland
L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
Pendleton
J. G. Coppinger
Nolin
W. K. Walpole, Jr
Irrigan
Thomas Hampton
Northern Pacific
C. S.terpening
Jerry King
Salem
J. Correll
Hermiston Mercantile Company
FE. Bean
Nyssa
Oregon
H. E. Carruth
Kansas
Frank Carruth
Celestine Moorhouse
Medford
Fred Goedecke
William Condy
Anoka
Minnesota
William Goedecke
Pat McKee
Ralph Nolen
W. A. Storie
J. E. Conner
Louis Hagen
la Grande
J. C. Henery
Jus Bertholet
Paseo
Seattle
Funeral of A. J. Bean Tomorrow Afternoon
Funeral services for the late A. J. Bean will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Church of the Redeemer at 2 o'clock. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Charles Quinney. Daughters Mrs. H. B. Bickers and Mrs. Lee Teutsch attend, and grandchildren and sons CE Bean and W. H. Bean travel from Nyssa Oregon and Pocatello Idaho to attend. Bean, born in Gardner Maine in 1835, lived in Minnesota, Vancouver Washington, Pendleton, and Los Angeles before settling in Pendleton again.
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A. J. Bean
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Lee Teutsch
M. B. James
Nell McMullen
Portland
CE. Bean
Nyssa
Oregon
W. H. Bean
Pocatello
Idaho
Gardner
Maine
Minnesota
Isabelle Chambers
Panama
California
Vancouver
Washington
H. E B. Bickera
Young America Angers Barons of High Finance
New York officials opened the eastern end of Battery Park to public baseball during lunch hours after executives from Standard Oil and Produce Exchange complained and urged redress. Sidestep hits and playful throws near Bowling Green irritated financiers, prompting Mayor Gaynor to relocate play to a broader, open space opposite the coal house on Broadway, near Stock Exchange landmarks.
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New York
Standard Oil
The
Produce Exchange
Bowling Green
High Finance
Gaynor
Peter Stuyveeint
Theodore Roose
Arly
Battery Park
Broadway
John D. Stockefeller
Washington
Charity and fashion meet in charity gown wearers remark
A remark notes it is charitable to be lenient with wearers of decollette gowns because charity will cover much.
Weather notes and local notices from Pendleton
Official weather report records minimum 60 and maximum 78. Marriage license issued to Arthur P. Wright and Ida M. Nolte. A Pendleton cyclist narrowly escaped serious injury when his bike went under a wagon team's feet. Civil Service seeking examiners as vacancies grow. An oil inspector job in Oklahoma five civilized tribes pays 1800 annually. exams at the local post office in July. The United Band and Orchestra will play at Stanfield Fourth celebration. Stanfield Standard notes Pendleton residents may travel to Stanfield for the Fourth.
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Civil Service
Lester Cronin
Civil Service Examiners
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Stanfield
United Band and Orchestra
Stanfield Standard
Pendleton
eaglesScream
Delegates Attend League Convention From Pendleton
Mrs Clara J McAllister and Mrs Anna Z Crayne are Pendleton American Womans League delegates at the first great convention in University City Missouri. Expenses are paid by Pendleton. James E Davidson of New York representing American Light and Power visits Pendleton touring towns to gauge service and public sentiment regarding the newly acquired local electric company.
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McAllister
Clara J. McAllister
Kansas City
Anna Z
Crayne
Pendleton
American Womans League
League
University City
Missouri
New Company
James E. Davidson
New York
Amerian Light and Power Company
Lght and Power Company
Helix Ladies and Busy Bee Club Meet Next Wednesday
The host invited Helix ladies and Busy Bee club members to her home next Wednesday afternoon. The government thermometer neared 104 degrees, marking the hottest day of the season and a June record for Pen-Peton. Wheat damage was feared but later estimates put county losses at only a few thousand dollars.
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Ers
Helix
Busy Bee Club
Pen- Heton
Revered Cleric Denounces Hand Organ Hymn Desecration
In New York Rev. Dr. Thomas R. Slicer condemned a hand organ rendition of Nearer My God to Thee as desecration during a women’s gathering. He said he would rather hear secular tunes like Marseillaise or The Star Spangled Banner than the hand organ version.
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New York
Thomas R. Slicer
Marseilles
Hymns Amid Street Music Provokes Public Outcry
Citizens protest the mixing of sacred hymns with commercial tunes as 600 hand organs in the city daily supply passersby with Nearer My God to Thee and other religious songs in between operetta melodies from popular show houses.
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Ian
Geome
Power Returns From Portland to Expand Saddlery Firm
Mr Power of E L Power & Son returns from Portland where he visited relatives and attended a rose carnival. He bought new machines for Power saddles, expanding to the largest factory in the northwest. Demand is high and two more workers will be hired as available. Foreman L C Campbell is praised as a top saddle maker. The night key is not usually the key to success.
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Power
E. IL. Power
E. Tl. Power & Son
Portland
Northwest
L. C. Campbell
Victor Marlen
Dalles
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Walter Burgo
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Jj Jewel Eier
Pilot Rock
Royal M. Sawtelle. Jeweler
Pendleton, Ore
Sullivan's
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Kenneth McRea
I. FP
Pendleton Woolen Mille Company
Willamette University
Bean
Umatilla Landing
Boiseell
Los Angeles
Mins Cella M. Sanders
Young America
Newsy
Arthur P. Wright
Ida M. Nolte
Per
Frank O'Gara
Seriouia
B.S. Waffle
Lady Maccabees
Violet Hive Co
June Hive
Order
Gimes
Cramer
Lee Sutton
Main Street
Boston
Opportunity Sale
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
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