Washington State Wins Track Meet in Northwest Debut
Washington State College dominated the first conference track meet in the northwest, winning with 67 points. Nelson of Pullman swept the 100 and 220-yard dashes, while Wolff and Enberg starred in weights, Bergman won hurdles, and Washington State swept several events including the mile and two-mile. Oregon Agricultural College and Whitman followed, with Idaho and the University of Washington trailing.
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Seattle
Washington State College
Northwest
Nelson
Pullman
Wolff
Oregon
Enberg
Bergman
Washington State
Oregon Agricultural College
Whitman
Idaho
University of Washington
State College
iIn
Martin
Montgomery
Putman
Coyle
Washington University
Johnson
Washington
Cox
North
Holm
Coolel
Welsh
Jessup
Strohecker
Chhuman
Oregon Agricultural, College
Moulton
Scott
Broad Jjump
Brokman
Thompson
Mead
Putmin
A. C
Oregon A. C
Bantz
Pfoster
Calquist
Felthouse
Codil
Welch
Stookey
Pendleton News Briefs Show Wide Local Social Ties
A stream of visitors and residents travel through Pendleton with business calls and social visits. Alf Gentry of Heppner attends to local business while 8 F Wilson of Athena spends Sunday in Pendleton. Baker City’s L B Tinasell and W A Slusher from Nolin gauge time in town. La Grande’s J Allen and spouse visit friends. D Contall of Conlon guest of Pendleton hosts. Others include Anton Nolte on the Paseo train, Denyzella Taylor from North Yakima, Mrs J I Burke of Vale, A K Smythe of Arlington, C D Watrus bound for Pomeroy Walsh, and more on trading, visiting, or witnessing.
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Alf
Gentry
Heppner
F. Wilson
Athena
Pendleton
L. B. Tinasell
Baker City
J. Allen
la Grande
Slisher
Nolin
Joe Shields
Plot Rock
Zovth Houser Fe
Echo
E. McClelland
Juniper
Anton Nolte
Paseo
Denyzella Taylor
North Yakima
Attorney Richards Leaves Pendleton for North Yakima
N C Richards of Raley Richards & Raley will move to North Yakima to reside and practice. He will leave Pendleton Thursday with his family. He has been tied to Yakima valley transportation as attorney and financial manager. The traction company plans $1,000,000 in new lines and half a million dollars of spending next year. In North Yakima he will join Fred Parker as law partner after Judge Whitson’s federal appointment.
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N.C. Richards
Raley, Richards
North Yakima
Moxey
Ahtanaum Valley
Chiat
Richards
Fred Parker
Whitson
Pendleton
Mr. Richards
Burt
Harriman Denies Kidney and Heart Illness
New York physician Dr. William Lyle stated E. H. Harriman is in good health with only occasional muscular rheumatism. He dismissed rumors of organic kidney and heart trouble as false, attributing them to Harriman's stock foes seeking to raid Harriman stocks during his Europe tour.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Harriman
Europe
West Fifty-eighth Street
Idaho man first through A Y P gates at opening day
J Fremont Row of Nampa Idaho became the first through the gates of the A Y P exposition as the fair opened on June 1. An incident at the coin machine near the turnstile saw him drop a half dollar and be guided through by C R Collins the exposition treasurer. Bow, a local real estate dealer, later sent his card to Collins.
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Seattle
Idaho
J. Fremont Row
C. RR. Collins
Bow
AYP
Ben
Collins
Nampa
Roseburg to Have Show Planned Roses Display Abandoned
Roseburg ladies auxiliary to the Roseburg Commercial club planned to ship a display of Roseburg roses to Portland but most tubfuls were not fresh enough and the project was abandoned. The Roseburg rose season is earlier than elsewhere, and next year a display will be shown in Portland weeks before the annual rose carnival.
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Roseburg
Ore
Zeppelin Airship Damaged Quietly After Landing Near Goppingen
Berlin reports mechanic technicians say Zeppelin IIs air ship damage is less serious than feared after a tree collision during a landing near Goppingen. Repair will take time, bow plates to be replaced at Friedrichshafen, and the craft likely cannot fly again for weeks. Count Zeppelin remains optimistic about aerial navigation.
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Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Goppingen
Friedrichshafen
Order Music Books for Public Library
Public library board approves a substantial order of music books for Whitman college conservatory era readers. The list includes biographies, histories, studies of composers, operas, cantatas, and standard orchestral works from authors such as Finck and Grove, with many volumes on Brahms Mozart Liszt Haydn and Handel among others.
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Whitman College Conservatory of Music
Dietrich
A. H
Widman
J. V
Johannes Brahma
Elson
L. C
Finck
H. T
Chopin
Wagner
Greig
Goeppe
H. P
Symphonica
Grove
Sir George
Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Sir George—Beethoven
Henderson
W. J
Hughes
Rupert
Huneker
J. C
Krehbiel
H. E
Mozart
Marshall
F. A
Handel
Nohl
Ludwig
Liszt
Patterson
A. W
Students to Pay Debts Injunction Aims at Landlord Debts
A Cornell professor urges students to settle debts with the landlady as the college year ends. The notice emphasizes damage to rooms and furniture and says this will improve town gown relations in college towns. Read the Want Ads today.
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Cornell
Springfield
Mass
Pastime pictures please all at Rock Spring area
Local classified notes note Pastime theatre showing more pictures than any other theatre in the city. Rock Spring coal and Henry Kopittke listed with contact details.
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Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
Hotel Pendleton
E. O
Henry Koplittke
Orpheum program features Dick Tracy and acts
A listed Orpheum program showcases Dick Tracy the singing and talking comedian along with Miss Maybelle Milton. It includes variety acts such as a character change and coon shouter, and features titles like School for Love Making Birth of a Ble Gun Fatal Flirtation Hu man Ape and Motherly Love of Animals.
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The
Orpheum
Dick Tracy
Maybelle Milton
School For Love Making
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