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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented sports summary notes Portland victories in a Pacific Coast League context with teams including Oakland Vernon Sacramento and Frisco. It mentions a 40 score line for Vernon and a Frisco win securing a lead while others appear as scattered league mentions in Northwest and regional standings.
Vancouver wins over Victoria in a late season game with key plays and scoring noted. The report highlights Vancouver's offensive drives and Victoria's defensive efforts as the teams battle for position.
The Old Bomystead draws strong crowds with its enduring appeal and naturalistic dialogue. Boston debut two decades ago sparked lasting success as Whitcomb leads a cast portraying a prosperous Yankee farmer and his circle in a production by De Crowton theater service.
Local plans advance for a traditional Echo Fourth of July with a Liberty car class parade drill a prominent orator and music by the Echo Cornet Band. A grand ball fireworks and a ball game plus committee work and event coordination are set as preparations continue in Echo.
Miss Lorette Colome, a Houston socialite, marries Chief Wolf Wanna, a respected Navajo leader, after a long romance dating back to her youth on a Texas ranch. The union follows decades of his government service and lecturing on Indian life during wartime.
A large party of O W R N surveyors near Hermiston Oregon labors on the Echo Coyote cut-off route two miles south of the Qurtls poultry ranch The plan may shift the line above Echo and connect through Hermiston to Butter Creek possibly affecting the Stanfield townsite and old railroad right of way.
The report notes prisoner Jy hie home protection by authorities led by Choerge Thowd. It mentions a past attempt to seek refuge from rebellions, with locations including Leariean from Fated and Kansas City. It references Union activity and a French troop presence affecting the situation in Moroten Mountains, with individuals such as Stinson and Rend involved.
Fred B. Grinnell and his nephew Robert Grinnell head Attalia Land company finalizing purchase of Attalia Irrigation project from Loore and Bassett of Spokane. Sale valued with speculation, plans to develop campaments and promote sale while considering bulk transfer to Pacific Power and Light. project lies between the Columbia and Snake rivers with potential to transform local farming.
Pilot Rock reports a busy community spell with school attendees Mary Sellegel and Gere Mathews returning for vacation. Local farmers joined a Pendleton mission meeting while residents visited Pendleton and Portland for events and relatives.
A Eureka seaman Chas Lang caused a panic aboard the ship when he became suddenly insane and violent. Police and crew restrained him for transfer ashore after hours of struggle, with aid from officers and shipmates. Readability on the incident remains fragmentary.
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