Four Teams Play In Walla Walla Baseball Rivalry
Four teams schedule games in a rivalry between Walla Walla and Pendleton with five hundred guests expected. A special train carries Walla Wallans to Pendleton for two games at Alta Street Park starting at 2 pm, featuring Walla Walla’s W. & C. R. B. team versus O. K. R. & N. and Le Salle college facing Pendleton Wonders. Manager Cameron believes Pendleton will host a baseball feast unseen since the old league era.
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Two Walls Walla
Pendleton—O
FR. & WN
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Alta Street Park
Walla Wallans
Pendleton Wonders
le Salle College
Wonders
Cameron
Police Court Brawl Leads to Short Jail Terms
John Bullivan and Frank Stevens, tramps, were arrested yesterday afternoon for disorder and intoxication. In a store pins quarrel over harpins led to a scuffle under the counter. Stevens jabbed, Sullivan toppled him, and ladies’ shrieks alerted the proprietor. One received five days, the other three. Additional drunks H Fleming, John Redding, Frank Harris, and Frank Trump were each sentenced to three days in jail.
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John Bullivan
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Sullivan
H. Fleming
John Redding
Frank Harris
Frank Trump
Will Locate in Dayton's confectionery business
A. D. Smith, longtime Pendleton resident, left this morning for Dayton, Washington, where he has purchased a confectionery business and will locate permanently.
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Dayton
A. D. Smith
Pendleton
Waeh
Town Council Deliberates on Sewer Purchase and Firework Ban
The council met after a two week gap to review finances showing April balance 7 097 and May balance 11 752 83. They debated purchasing the Jackson Lerote sewer for 50n with a plan to connect all old sewers to the new system and consider dorming a fireworks ban in business districts for the Fourth of July. The liquor license went to Baker and Sullivan and Harrison street was petitioned for vacation with a counter petition from Siack. Treasurer’s May report indicated solid finances and a plan to call sewer bonds early. An ordinance committee and city attorney will draft a fireworks ordinance prohibiting explosive devices citywide to enforce a ban in business areas.
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Cownell
Baker and Sullivan
Ernest Eggarth
Harrison Street
Alu
Siack
Jackson-Lerote
Ltr
New York City
Dickson
Buds
Oriinince Committee
Republican Committee Meeting in Chicago Sets Convention Pace
In Chicago on June 16 the Republican National Committee began key convention work with a morning session at the Coliseum marking the deadlock over Hanna and Quay. Postmaster General Paine attended. the afternoon session debated Contests including the Addicks fight for four delegates at large and two for the conyned districts, plus representation for the Philippines and Porto Rico with two delegates each.
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Republican Committee
Chicago
National Committee
Hanna
Quay
Generll Payne
Paine
Aldrich
Cook
Philippines
Porto Rico
Bieth
Soiee
Democratic National Convention Preparations Advance
St Louis June 16 The democratic sub committee met to select a temporary chairman for the convention of July 4. It appears Join Sharp Williams or Mayor Ross of Milwaukee are contenders in the race. Arrangements for the convention are well advanced.
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St Louis
Sharp Williams
Ross
Milwaukee
Salem Labor Commissioner P Hoff Collects State Statistics
Commissioner of labor P Hoff of Salem is in town for a short visit to gather labor statistics. He is collecting data on the state's labor force, residents, and county registration figures to classify voters and prepare a comprehensive report on occupations and regional distribution.
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P. Hoff
Salem
Hoff
Department of Jabor
Morton Trial Opens With One Witness Seated
The state of Oregon versus John Morton began in circuit court at 8 am. Much of the forenoon was spent selecting a jury. by noon 10 jurors had been chosen after three venues. The panel included Benjamin Stanton, William Talbert, James Ritchey, and N. A. Bryson.
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J. McIntyre
J. H. Fergnson
Perry
Joseph Hodgson
W. P. Daniel
George Lydell
Donald Ross
Pat Dougherty
John Dougherty
Mary Dougherty
Joseph Dougherty
John Long
J. A. Blakley
Joseph Basler
State of
Oregon
John Morton
Benjamin Stanton
William Talbert
James Ritchey
N. A. Bryson
Two Russian Warships Lost Confirmed by Télex from Korea
Report continues from page 1 confirming two Russian warships lost with six guns and many colors. Transports Hatach and Sado sunk by Hansians. 397 Sado survivors reach Kukura. Dowager Empress of China orders four motor cars built in Germany. details of sinking incomplete.
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Kulehou
Seoul
Kukura
China
Germany
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