Pilot Rock Bowl Before the Colts Triumph
Sturgis and Baker spark the Colts as Pendleton pennant chasers defeat Pilot Rock 9 to 2. Baker belted three hits and scored twice, Sturgis worked nine innings with eight scattered hits, and a late surge sealed the Colts’ victory.
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Sturgis
Evergreen College
Fragier
Pilot Rock Pirates
McCredie
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Blue Mountain League
Weston Mountainerrs
Colts
Firat
Strand
Alexander
Horsehide
Powell
Thrill
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Hays
C. F
Stureis
Leonard
Winnie
Doone
M_ Gilbert
Lobaugh
Sturels
Van 3
Van
Mountainers blank Athena 4–0 in Weston contest
In Weston Oregon on June 13 the Mountainers defeated Athena 4 to 0. A columnist quotes a life lesson about self respect guiding conduct toward others, linking personal dignity to social behavior.
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Weston
Ore
Mountaineers
Athena
Pendleton Guests Busy With Local Visits
Numerous residents and visitors were noted in Pendleton today. Helix and Hermiston travelers, including Norvall, Mrs. Goedecke, and J. F. McNaught, arrived for business or social calls. Portland and Spokane links were cited with Twohy Brothers, Old National Bank, and rose show attendees among locals and guests.
Flag Day Declared Non Judicial Day in Umatilla County
Governor Benson proclaims June 14 as a general holiday to honor the American Flag. Courts and all state and federal offices will close, and holiday hours will be observed at the local post office. Salem dispatch notes Chief Clerk H H Corey confirms the day is non judicial and courts cannot transact legal business.
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Hensen
Umatilla
Salem
Ore
H. H. Corey
Secretary of State
A. B. Combs
Eircuit
Baker County
Benson
United States
Webster
Reaction Due in Japan Says Starr Predicts Shift in Customs
New York Professor Frederick A Starr of the University of Chicago, returning from worldwide travel, predicts a reaction in Japan against adopted Western customs. He notes Japan and China tend to copy Western methods but will cast off unsuitable practices, arguing American trade will not become a serious factor in the Orient.
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New York
Frederick A. Starr
University of Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Starr
Roosevelt
Japan
Orient
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights Local Updates
Franklin B Turner and Verva Estella Roberts received a marriage license. L C Rothrock’s new Chalmers Detroit car arrived from the factory. Roy Ritner sets up a new harvesting combine for Storle Ritner farm. Two drunks forfeited bail in police court, Will Bill and Sam Whitman, both Indians. Elks club to have a informal opening tonight with hours from 2 to 12. United Orchestra to give a free open air concert at the fair pavilion next Wednesday with extra rehearsal at Eilers piano house tonight.
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Franklin B. Turner
Verva
Estella Roberts
Roy Ritner
Storle-Ritner Reservation
Will Bill
Sam Whitman
Elks Open Club
Elks Club
United Orchestra
Fair Pavillion
Frank Caruth
Ingram
Stanfield
Eilers Piano House
Collecting Postage Stamps King’s Hobby
London reports King George as a devoted philatelist with possibly the world’s most valuable stamp collection. A new British stamp issue is hoped to surpass the Edwardian selection, amid criticism of current designs. Canadians and South Africans lead in artistry, while Britain remains unique in not indicating country origin on stamps aside from the sovereign. Collectors await the George V stamps expected next year.
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London
George
Canada
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Russia
England
George V
Irish Club Plans Big Southern Athletic Tour
The Irish-American Athletic Club of New York will send a large team to the national championships in New Orleans this October. Club officials expect 35 to 45 athletes, traveling two weeks by Southern Pacific steamers, to compete at top form after a decisive “all or none” approach last year in Seattle.
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New Orleans
New Orleans and Back, Koving
Southern Pacific
New Orion
Child Hangs From Hook Through Cheek
New York Doriss Riesdorph four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Riesdorph of Riverhead Riverhead LI suffered a peculiar accident while playing with a neighbor's child Elsie Austin. She grabbed a hammock chain hook in her mouth and jumped from a veranda steps causing the hook to pierce her cheek and hang at the end of the chain. Mrs Austin removed the hook and the girl has since endured great pain.
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New York
Doriss Riesdorph
Frederick Riesdorph
Riverhead
Elsie Aus- Uin
King George to Be Regular Sportsman
London reports King George will engage in regular sportsman activities and show a seafaring inclination. The note contrasts King George with Queen Victoria era monarchs, suggesting a shift toward personal public affinity and outdoor pursuits.
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King George
King George succeeds to Edward’s racing stud legacy
The article notes Queen Mary’s modest public profile contrasted with King George, who, like his father, is a sportsman though less tied to horse racing and yachting. It anticipates he will follow his father's leisure pursuits and devote energy to national welfare, trade, and commerce, aided by his clever consort to promote public welfare.
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Mary
King George
Edward
Valuable snake killed to save a man's life
Albany New York a man named John W. faced a deadly constrictor that had coiled around his legs and torso. A nearby snake expert or witness acted quickly and killed the snake to free him, preventing fatal injuries. The incident highlights a dramatic rescue as authorities investigated the events surrounding the creature.
Attendant Rescues by Jumping Into Pit With 28 Foot Snake
McCarthy an animal show attendant leaped into a snake pit to free himself as a constrictor wrapped around his arm. The 28 foot long snake fought with multiple attackers before being killed. The manager valued the serpent at 2800 dollars. A later remark notes a man with horse sense avoids such tests.
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McCarthy
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