Pendleton Wins Real Baseball Contest In 2-0 Pitching
Pendleton defeated Baker City 2 to 0 on Sunday in a real game led by Taliaferro who pitched a near no hitter. Saturday's exhibition went 15 to 6 to the visitors with Cross pitching for Baker City and a chaotic fielding display. The crowd dwindled as errors mounted and players swapped positions, while Sunday's match showed orderly play and solid defense.
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Pendleton
Taliaferro
Baker City
Conrad
T. Baker
Taliafero
M. Baker
Dean
Cross
Boewer
Walla Walla
Standridge
Innines
Cold warning urges early treatment and swift action
A health advisory stresses that catching a cold early reduces duration and severity. It warns that delaying treatment can lead to a deeper illness and longer suffering, urging immediate care at the first symptoms.
Change of name Mary Stanton to Mary Read in Oregon court
In Umatilla County Oregon the County Court grants the name change of Mary Stanton to Mary Read and orders public notice by 10 days publication in the East Oregonian. Court records dated Pendleton Oregon June 1908 signed by County Judge T P Gilliland.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla County
Mary Stanton
Mary Read
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Emerick To Pair With Baker In Battery For Game
Emerick, signed as catcher fill in at Stevens Campbell and Ward, will join Baker as the battery. Emerick is described as the strongest pitcher on the visiting staff, reinforcing Baker on the mound.
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Emerick
Stevens
Campbell
Ward
Baker
Portland Leads League After Beavers Return Home
Portland tops Oakland to seize first in the league on June 14 with heavy hitting. Rafferty and Johnson drive in runs off pitcher Hopkins while Bassey’s walk helps tie the game. Van Haltren makes a highlight catch preventing a three bagger as Kinsella and Whaten are Battery for Portland. San Francisco edges Los Angeles in a doubleheader, morning loss 11-6, afternoon win 4-1. American League results include Detroit and Philadelphia, St. Louis over Boston, and Chicago at New York with a score listed.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Hopkins
Rafferty
Johnson
Bassey
van Haltren
Kinsella
Whaten
Killian
Slattery
Lewis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
McArdle
Los Angele
Nnagle
Wheeler
Skillman
Willis
Jones
Berry
Two Funerals Sunday In Pendleton
Funeral services were held Sunday for Miss Mayme Hays at 2 20 PM at the Baptist church and for Mrs Mary FitzGerald at 4 PM at the family home on Stark Street. The Hays service was conducted by Rev RR Storey with Olney cemetery interment. Local residents attended the FitzGerald service, with Rev W L Van Nuys officiating.
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Mayme Hays
Mary FiteGerald
Baptist Church
Stark Street
Hays
RR. E. Storey
Olney Cemetery
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Ploaser
Pendleton
Vicinity
FitzGerald
Alfalfa harvest signals growing Hermiston crop area
Col J F McNaught reported the first alfalfa crop on his irrigated Hermiston land harvested with good quality and satisfactory yield. Water will be turned on and a second crop rushed. The alfalfa area is expanding, with hopes for three to four crops annually. Also WilL Bury Schomburg Here. Henry Schomburg, a Cayuse station laborer who died June 10, will be buried in Olney cemetery after a Minnesota-based instruction from his son.
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J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Secon
Schomburg
Henry Schomburg
Cayuse Station
Folsom
Olney
Minnesota
Transfer of 100 passengers to Spokane branch today
One hundred people moved from the main line of the R. R. N. to the Spokane branch at 1 30 today. They were partly passengers from the Northern Pacific and Great Northern halted by Montana washouts. Much of the flow shifts to ordinary heavy business this month.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Montana
Hailey Sends Insurance Voucher For Late Husband
Mrs Hailey of Portland receives a $300 voucher from Tutullla camp No 639 Modern Woodmen of America. George A Tobhijis, clerk, notes the insurance carried by her late husband and that Judge Hailey was a fervent member who held the full policy.
North Powder Depot Burns With Loss Over Five Thousand
Fire destroyed the O. R. & N. depot building and freight warehouse at North Powder early Friday. The agent's furniture and household goods were lost along with the lots, estimated to exceed 5000 dollars. Authorities attribute the blaze to a spark from a passing engine.
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North Powder
Land Section Sale Near Kookum Station
George Richardson sold all of section 34, township 3, range 30, two and a half miles north of Kookum station on the R N for 9000 dollars to David Shumway. Part is agricultural and part range land. it is expected much of the property will be plowed and sown to wheat this fall.
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George Richardson
David Shumway
Range
Kookum Station
Turner and wife visit Wenaha Springs health trip
Turner and his wife are among visitors at Wenaha springs. Mr Turner will likely spend most of the summer in the area due to his health.
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Turner
Wenaha Springs
Campfire event highlights old soldiers and local leaders
About 125 veterans and friends gathered at Kit Carson post GA R to hear Judge A. Lowell and J. P. Winter speak at the armory hall. The luncheon served hardtack coffee baked beans and Russia hardtack. cake was donated by city women. Remarks from Uncle John Gurdane R. J. Slater and B. B. Aldrich followed. A resolution thanked the armory’s company Ly for its support on Decoration Day and in campfire activities.
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Kit Carson Post
GA. R
Armory Hall
A. Lowell
J. P. Winter
John Gurdane
R. J. Slater
B. B. Aldrich
Company Ly
Biggerry
Brers' Grove
Running Mate Names Dominant in Republican Caucus
Stewart L. Woodford, president of the National Hughes league, will present Hughes’s name for governor at the convention. The 40 delegates favored Hughes on first ballot. Massachusetts backs Governor Guild, California names credential and resolutions committees. telegrams charged by a factory labor line opposed to anti injunction planks. Dolliver vs Allison stirs fear of Democratic gains. Lacey warns Dolliver resignation could swing control of state legislature and Senate.
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Stewart L. Woodford
National Hughes League
Hughes
Massachusetts
Governor Guild
California
BH. HL Mayberry
Henry A. Melvin
Oakland
George A. Knight
James W. van Cleave
Pssodiation
Tam
Dolliver
Lacey
Allison
Senate
Prealderrt
Gans Plans Regular Road Work Ahead of Nelson Bout
San Francisco report says Joe Gans will do only routine road work and light sparring until the final week before his fight with Battling Nelson. He cites hand safety and wants to avoid risk. Nelson is expected back from a mountain trip next week.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Figet
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Reservoir Cleansing Ends, City Ready for Summer
Water Superintendent William Sutherland reports the south hill reservoir drained, cleaned, and scrubbed to optimal condition for the coming hot season. The bottom and ashes were swept, flushed, and thoroughly cleaned to ensure a safe water supply.
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William Sutherland
South Hill
Mrs Lorenzo Harvey Awaiting Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Lorenzo Harvey of Pilot Rock has been brought to the city for an appendicitis operation at St Anthony's hospital. The operation will occur within a day or two as her condition improves.
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Lorenzo Harvey
Pilot Rock
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Four Men Arrested in Sandpoint Freight Car Theft
Eugene Murphy Edwin Wallace John Dooley and James Sullivan were arrested in Sandpoint Idaho on charges of stealing a quantity of goods from a Great Northern freight car.
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Eugene Murphy
Edwin Wallace
John Dooley
James Sullivan
Sandpoint
Idaho
Great Northern
Tea and Trade Jumble in a Witty Market Note
A playful, fragmentary item notes tea’s minimal weight in a cup yet its long voyage covering the sea for a century. It mocks grocery practices and suggests a routine exchange with a grocer, ending with a jumbled nod to Schilling’s Best and payment.
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DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Lorimer
Crags
van Houten
R. H. E. Pendleton
Sunemary
Lee
Dagen
A Price
Stanbridge
Price
Bolle
Pitccher
Aubin l
Hoover
Vanileningham
F&s
Tallman & Co
T. P. Gilliland
Dominion
Calgary Alberta
Western Canada
Calgary
Jonathan Johnston
Ite
United States Depository
Beavers
Seals
Arepel
Randolph
Hogan
Sutor
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
St. Tamis
Chicago
New York
Pitt Gerald
Lowell
Aldrich
Pairbanks
City Reservoir
Schilling
June Sile
Max Baer
East Oregonian i
Foleys
Pendleton Drug Company
Bright
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