Results of the Blt Games Yesterday Coast League
Yesterday's coast league results show Portland hosting Sacramento with Sacramento winning. San Francisco defeated Oakland, and Vernon beat Los Angeles at Vernon.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
5
Yesterday's coast league results show Portland hosting Sacramento with Sacramento winning. San Francisco defeated Oakland, and Vernon beat Los Angeles at Vernon.
At Portland Sacramento Ehman and Byrnes Portland Harkness and Armbruster. At Oakland San Francisco Frowning and Williams Oakland Bolee and La Longe. At Vernon Los Angeles Koestner and Orendorff Vernon Hitt and Hogan.
The report lists lineups and pitchers for National League games in Pittsburg and Boston. It mentions Brookins, Bell, Marshall, Sel, Gibson, Cleveland, Young, Easterly, Schliver, and Carrigan in various battery pairs. Details are fragmentary and patchy across cities.
Damaged OCR fragment lists battery pairings and team names including Washington and Philadelphia entries with scattered letters and missing context, hindering full interpretation of teams and outcomes.
Koeppen Drug Company announces a perfected buttermilk at their soda fountain and in quart bottles. It preserves all butterfat, claims no impurities, and may offer medicinal benefits per local physicians. Also notes on making buttermilk from ferment. Also mentions housewares sales and shoe clearance at Vogue millinery and Peoples Warehouse.
A tally of local arrivals and departures includes R. W. Cargill and James Hill visiting the county seat, Miss Grace Davila and Elsie Warburton guests in town, and numerous residents traveling to Helix, Athena, Weston and Wenaha Springs. Notables: E. S. Taylor of the reclamation service, Frank Carruth and T. C. Warner in town on business, and lawyers Coutts and Robinson en route to Wenaha Springs to chase trout-catching records.
Portland police report a woman chased a man after following him from Sixth and Washington. Mrs R E Jones flung a package of hamburger steak at the man then struck him with a brick on East Eleventh and Harrison. The assailant, described as about 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, 30, wearing a soft hat, has yet to be caught. Patrolman Graves took the report from R E Jones. A separate incident near East Morrison involved a man emerging from behind lumber to frighten Miss Helen Hutton.
A woman fled thinking a stranger was a thug but later it emerged the man was EB Henderson who lives near Ankeny Street off Barns. Patrolman R. Stahl received the page about the incident.
The Queensboro Bridge, built by Pennsylvania Steel Company and Gustav Lindenthal, opens after eight years of labor and a $20,000,000 cost. A grand parade features thousands, with future Long Island home week festivities and carnivals planned at the bridge end, culminating in a Waldorf dinner.
Rome report says Cardinal Merry del Val will press for American and French cardinal appointments at autumn consistory. With 16 vacancies, Vatican pressure from American, French, and German archbishops grows as the pope weighs finances and disbursements against adding new red hats.
Senator Foster of Louisiana warned that reducing sugar dates could let Cuban low grade sugar flood the market and fool shoppers. Tillman retorted that American consumers will detect molasses remnants and won't be duped by poor white sugar, recalling past experiences with moist leaf sugar and hardening barrels.
Special Correspondence reports the University of Oregon summer school opening June 28 for six weeks ending August 5. Dean H D Sheldon announces Prof Samuel B Seward Jr of Stanford will teach English literature and rhetoric replacing ill Prof Howe. Seward’s course aims to prepare students for August exams. A second notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy with urging early use.
Timber land owners in Umatilla Morrow Grant and Union counties are asked to meet in Pendleton Oregon June 19 1909 at 2 PM to form a timber land owners association to market timber set sale terms cruising and prices A H Sunderman Geo W Beddow C N Nelson Lt Link urge all sizes of holdings to attend for fair sales and square deal. Many citizens risk Brights disease from kidney and bladder trouble Foley s Kidney Remedy available Koeppen Bros Want ads urged today.
Henry Kopittke advertised dry wood and shoe sales while promoting the Pastime theatre as showing more pictures than any other cinema in the city. He listed contact by Main 178 and advertised a meat mill and lumber deals from Meacham Lumber Co with seasonal contracting for pine wood in carload lots.
Pendleton hosts a new Orpheum program featuring three unreleased independent films including For a Woman's Sake Mimosa and the Good Prince His Only Quid Nantilde A Stormy Sea. Billy Baxter performs new parodies and monologues with illustrated song Rain in the Face.
Phil Berg says his wife brews a fine coffee using Folger's Golden Gate Coffee.
An offer from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promises a free home treatment with full instructions to mothers troubled by bed wetting in children and adults. The notice cautions against blaming the child and claims constitutional causes underlie the problem with a method that supposedly helps day and night urine difficulties.
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