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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
A compact quip questions what we enjoy yet rush to discard. It extols a superior place to buy meats, claiming people seek the best there is and that all must eat. The line emphasizes necessity, hunger, and choosing quality fat options.
Walla Walla bears win the 1912 Western Tri-State league pennant with a 6 to 3 victory over La Grande. Pitching and offense, especially Bade's machine, secure the third straight win as celebrations mark the first championship for a Walla Walla team. Umpire changes noted as Kell replaces Burnside for upcoming series.
Walters of La Grande displays a .981 fielding average, tops among first basemen in the Western Tri-State league, earning a blue alif from Manager Carl King. He hits .250 and may switch clubs before the release settles. Baker is notified of his release, while Beck continues at right field.
Baker Oregon June 13 Woods blew up in the sixth inning to let Irrigators tie the game Two more runs came across in the seventh as Post suffered a split finger injury This week leaves two catchers disabled for the Diggers Blausser kept his home record with a three hit day Lockard opened for Bolae but was pulled after six hits for Baker Woods Ward Post Rock Lockhard Bridger Gaurd logged in the box score with the messy play.
Twenty-five students earned more than $500 each while about twenty-five earned around $50 each. Two hundred students earned various amounts averaging roughly $140 to $160 each. Some money makers won prizes ranging from $10 to $120.
Copenhagen reports King Christian has accepted the resignations of Denmark's premier and the cabinet following elections that produced an adverse vote for the ruling party. Winnipeg brief notes Manitoba and Saskatchewan are drying up.
Coast Teague matches saw San Francisco 3 Oakland 2 and Portland 2 Vancouver 3 as Victoria 5 Seattle 4 Spokane 7 Tacoma 1. National Teague games listed New York 6 Pittsburg 5 and Boston 7 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 6 Chicago 6. American League results Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 1 New York 2 Detroit 1 Boston 2 St Toul 2 Washington 5 Chicago 4.
Pendleton and North Yakima baseball teams in the Western Tri-State league will be guests of Yakima theater management for a box party Saturday night. They will view Haddon Chambers' The Passers-By staged by a special English company on tour.
Kennewick Commercial club drafts a Panama Pacific exposition plan with a steamer excursion from Kennewick to San Francisco and back. A committee seeks talks with San Francisco to Portland steamship lines and river navigation after Celilo locks open high water season.
Cleveland notes Adelbert College of Western Reserve University had 480 students with over 250 earning funds for education this year. Roughly 50,000 dollars was earned through varied work roles including sales, clerical, service, and campus jobs. One violinist reportedly earned 1000 dollars last year. another paid tuition with only 16 dollars left.
An American commission observes northern Italy near Milan where a heavy forage crop system keeps land green nearly year round. Large cheese and condensed milk exports support the dairy industry while fertilizers and manure aid intensive gaericulture. Taxes cover costs. cooperation and labor drive progress.
Reports from southern provinces warn the wheat crop may suffer if rains do not come soon as temperatures reach 103 degrees. In the U S a marriage notice announces Adolphus Busch III engagement. A New Haven derailment near Stamford leaves four dead and many injured while Kabyle unrest grows in Morocco and Spain. A Budapest suffrage event celebrates Norway’s grant of full women’s rights amid arrest news in Istanbul.
TI offers for sale at the O K Feed Yard Pendleton Oregon on June 14 at 1918 oclock p m the estate personal property of W P Gillipsie deceased including head work horses one plow harness with collars six scrapers chains wagon jack tools and all other estate property. Cash terms. THOS FITZGERALD Administrator.
On Saturday June 28 1913 at 1 pm a public auction will be held at the Alta Feed Yards Pendleton Oregon selling 15 heavy draft geldings ages 3 and 4 and 35 heavy draft mares ages 5 to 7. Terms: cash for sums 300 or less. Over 300, one year with interest by approved notes. W P York and WM Yonker owners and auctioneers.
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