Yakima Succeeds in Taking Game
North Yakima won 7 to 1 at home, cleansing losses to Buckman this week. Engel hit a sacrifice and Grover a three bagger for an early run. in the second four more scored including Fuller, Grover and Stolke. The Bucks failed to plate in the seventh, while Reid, McCune and Dougherty produced rallying hits for Yakima in later innings.
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North
Vine
Toutich
Innints
Braves
Buckmyon
North Yakima
Engel
Groever
Ford
Sitele
Fuller
Grover
Stolke
Reid
Jansen
Fendicton
Bucks
Flrat
Muff
McKune
McCune
Dougherty
Varian
Haworth
Ft. H
E. North
Higher Criticism brings new view at Congregational conference
London reports a Congregational theological conference led by Rev. Dr. W. H. Bennett in Memorial Hall. H. B. Shepheard read on Higher Criticism. Principal Gravis declared the Bible a library of religion not an authoritative ready made theology. Religion becomes personal communion with God amid a revival of religious life, Dr. Bennett presiding.
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London
W. H. Bennett
Wilon
Memorial Hall
B. Shepheard
Gravis
Hennett
Transition period thought on Jonah and Christianity
The passage argues that during a period of transition, reliance on a specific book or its view was not essential. It challenges the idea that if the whale did not swallow Jonah, Christianity would collapse, asserting that Christianity does not depend on such matters.
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Chris Ueanby
Oregon City Armored as Milk Strike Tensions Rise
Oregon City Oregon June 14 Twenty four men are under arrest after disturbances linked to attempts to urge milk mill workers to strike. Since Tuesday midnight the city has been an armed camp with Sheriff Mass swearing in many special deputies and police deploying 12 extra officers. The militia remains on alert at the armory amid reports of potential marchers from Portland.
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Oregon City
Ore
Mass
Rocal
Portland
Woman to testify in polygamy case in Portland court
In Portland on June 13 Mrs. Rena B. Morrow fought with Deputy D A McGuire to avoid revealing details about Edmund Von Klein's marriage. Von Klein was bound over for $4,000 on a separate charge of stealing Miss Ethel Newcomb's diamonds, on top of a $5,000 existing bond. Mrs. Morrow was ordered to post $2,000 as a material witness. She then went to a bank with a patrolman and obtained $2,900.
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Portland
Ore
Rena B. Morrow
McGuire
Edmund
von Klein
Ethel Newcomb
Mrs. Morrow
Pendleton notes recoveries and local property sale
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Mrs Roy Alexander recovering from a week long illness. Lowell J Neagle Touse and J Mosler, cigar store proprietor, bought the James Neagle house on Jackson Street from the widow for about 2500 dollars. Licenses to wed list Samuel D Rogers with Alice Campton and Alonzo L McKenzie with Myrtle E Childers, both couples from Milton.
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Lowelll
J. Neagle Touse, J. Mosler
James Neagle
Wesserlay
Samuel d Rogers
Alice Campton
Alonzo L. McKenzie
Myrtle E. Childers
Milton
Columbia River Flood Rises Despite Snake Falls
Conductor Gus Bertholet of the XII, PP, reports the Columbia River rose another foot yesterday and remains at its worst rampage in years. Much drift is rushing downstream as floodwaters advance.
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Columbia
Gus Bertholet
Honor students and prize winners named at Oregon Agricultural College
Thirteen honor students and twelve girls received special prizes at the Oregon Agricultural College commencement. Edith Crockett of this city was among those listed with honorable mention.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Edith Crockett
Rufus Fletcher Dies After Long Illness
Rufus Fletcher a longtime colored porter in Pendleton died from tuberculosis. He was buried at 10 o clock this morning with the Rev Nathan Evans of the M E church conducting the service.
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Rufus Fletcher
Pendleton
Nathan Evans
M. E. Church
Man files divorce suit for desertion against Amanda Switzer
Charles Switgler sues Amanda Switzer in a local court, alleging desertion as ground for a decree. The pair wed on October 30, 1910, in the city. Judge 8. A. Lawell represents the plaintiff.
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Charles Switgler
Amanda Switzer
8. A. Lawell
Travelin g salesman witnessed San Francisco quake boom
Joseph Kragen, a traveling salesman then in Pendleton, joined others seeking news of the disaster. He followed the East Oregonian bulletins detailing the flames and rain from the great earthquake and fire in San Francisco.
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Joseph Kragen
Pendleton
San Francisco
East Oregonian
Change in Time Table for Pendleton Trains No. 1 and 6
Beginning Sunday a schedule change affects train No. 1 arriving and departing Pendleton. The westbound night passenger will arrive at 3:10 a.m. and depart at 8:20 under the new timetable, instead of 4:25 arrival and 4:35 departure. Train No. 6 will reach Portland at 11:15, instead of 12:45.
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Pendleton
Portland
Odd Fellows leaders return from Walla Walla visit
Grand Master T C F H J Taylor of Oregon and local Odd Fellows were guests of honor at Washington events. They attended grand lodge sessions and saw the dedication of a new Odd Fellows home building in Walla Walla. Washington hosts 287 lodges with 25,000 members and 19,000 Rebekahs.
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Grand Lodge
Washington
T. C
H. J. Taylor
Oregon
Walla Walla
Odd Fellows Home
Taylor
Canby
North Plains
Tualiten
Hazel Taylor
Crounse
Portland
Memorial services held for Dr Blalock
In Walla Walla on June 13 Inland Empire Pioneers gathered at Whitman college for memorial services for late president Dr N G Blalock. The meeting included a college campus dinner and a slate of officers: Ben Purzunder Colfax first VP A Liegd Wattsburg second VP Nat Webb Walla Walla third VP W P Winans Walla Walla secretary Marvin Evans Walla Walla treasurer Levi Ankeny Walla Walla historian Professor W D Lyman Whitman College.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Inland Empire
Inland Empire Pioneers’ Association
Whitman College
N. G. Blalock
Ben Purzunder
Colfax
Policeman Fired After Greek Attacks In Lodging House
In San Francisco on June 13 Patrolman J. M. Bench shot and likely fatally wounded Sarkis Bagdasaras after an enraged Greek, ejected from a lodging house, struck him with an iron pipe. Beach then fired at the Greek, who attacked the officer earlier.
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San Francisco
J. M. Bench
Sarkis Bagdasaras
Beach
Oregon First Among States Promotes Better Farming Methods
Oregon leads in recognizing the need to teach better business methods to farmers through public schools. The Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis announces a June 13 event introducing the textbook Principles of Book-. The state official seal is set for public acknowledgment of this effort.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallia
Ore
Oregon
Keeping by Dean J A Drexel Adopted for Schools
Dean J A Drexel of the Oregon Agricultural College has a new book placed on the state set of books for the next six years. The work targets eighth grade and rural high schools as an adaptation of his farm business methods for older students. It follows his prior thorough farm business studies and is now used by progressive farmers across the United States.
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J. A. Drexel
School of Commerce
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Public Schools
St de
United States
Lecturers at Chautauqua at The Dalles May Week
Four Oregon Agricultural College faculty members will present lectures at The Dalles Chautauqua next week. Mrs Dolman opens with demonstrations on health and edible substances, followed by Quick Desserts and Bonds for Invalids. Prof Gardner discusses Pollination of Cherries and cooperation. Prof Lewis covers diseases of fruit trees.
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Agricultural College
Spek
Oregon Agricultural
Corveils
Tre
Oregon Agricultral Colese
OC T Lewis
Rh. Garstiner
A. WL Unckson
Jive Marks
Heedas
Gardner
Lewry
Jackson
President Wilson names Miller for Oregon Internal Revenue post
Washington June 13 President Wilson sent to the Senate the name of Milton A Miller to be collector of internal revenue in the district of Oregon.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Nate
Milton A. Miller
Internal Revenue
District of
Oregon
Lightning Fatality In Expose During Storm
An unknown man was killed by lightning during an electrical storm near Expose in South COMNNTY. No other injuries reported as authorities investigated the incident.
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Moosejaw
Susk
Expose
South Comnnty
French Airship in Trials at Paris
A rigid French airship completed several successful trials in Paris. It measures 360 feet in length with twin screws fore and aft each powered by 180 horsepower. The framework uses wood bound with canvas instead of aluminum.
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Paris
France
Prince Henry Flight Marks Final Of German Air Competition
A Strassburg Freiburg reconnaissance flight closed the Prince Henry Flying Competition. Nine of 13 airmen located all four enemy columns while Berlin praised gains in airship construction and flight skills. Prince Henry of Prussia lauded improved control and willingness to take risks.
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Berlin
Germany
Strassburg
Freiburg
General Staff
Muliheim
Neubrelaach
Colmar
Neubrelach
Prince Henry
Prussia
Glasgow fund seeks money for Carlyle memorial
Glasgow committee seeking support to advance a Thomas Carlyle memorial project. They propose using a 2000 pound surplus from the Scottish historical exhibition of 1914 to back a grant from a public fund, urging local citizens to join in approaching the city corporation. Carlyle, famed as the Sage of Chelsea, had ties to Glasgow and Edinbugh friends.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Thomas Carlyle
Chetken
Carlylé
Glaston
Edward Irving
Chalmers
St John's Peerish Church
Corporation of Glasgow
Scataman
Rugge
Ashland Boy Makes Good In Manual Training Role
Otto Klum, Ashland high school graduate, after a year of special manual training at agricultural college, has been elected instructor in manual training and athletic coach at Ashland high school. He will spend the summer at the University of California. A proven athlete, he led the team to several championship seasons in basketball and baseball and excelled in football and track.
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Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Otto Klum
Ashland High School
University of California
Frank Pierce Tales From Alaska Freighting Mission
McCarthy Alaska May 29 1913 Frank Pierce writes of two months in the wilds delivering supplies up the Chinina river to the Glazier route. He recounts ice bridges rafts open water snow avalanches broken trails and treacherous crossings including horses fording and packing across glaciers. Despite losses and near misses the party presses on with food supplies remaining scarce but spirits high as they anticipate a return to camp within eight days.
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McCarthy
Alaska
East Oregonian
Here
Wilds
Chinina
St Eling
Tke
Jim Bryson
Smill
Mt. St. Elias
Simmer
Frank Pierch
Eight Room House for Sale on Jack Ron Street
Corner lot 60 by 100 with paid street improvements. Gas range and other articles included. Owner leaving city. property must be sold at sacrifice price of 2700 dollars. LIVERMORE & BICKERS.
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Livermore & Bickers
Chicken Pie Dinner By Parish Ladies Aid Set For June 14
The Ladies of the Parish Aid of the Episcopal Church will host a dinner and supper on Saturday June 14 at the dining room of the New Grand Hotel. The menu features chicken pie strawberries and other items. Everybody is welcome to attend.
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the Parish Aid of the Episcopal Church Lll
New Grand Hotel
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Roy Alexander
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Wife Preserted
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DR. Blalock
Chautauqua
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Carlyle Fund
Ashland
the Big Drummers’ Sample Store
Frank Pierce
Alaska Wilds
Alta
Klipsan Beach
Long Beach, Wash
E. T. Wade
Temple Bldg
Pendleton, Ore
Kryptok
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Taylor Hardware
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