Colts Lose Change to Win Pennant
In a remarkable 17 inning Pendleton vs Athena game at Matlock park, Sturgis and Picard dominated a 3 to 2 score, ending when DePeat hit a bases loaded drive to right field. Colts had one late rally but Picard kept control with a key strikeout sealing the visitors’ win and pennant hopes.
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Umatilla County
Matlock Park
Pendleton
Athena
Sturgis
Picard
Lieuallen
Booher
Dickson
Wilson
DePeat
Colts
Nelson
Strand
Powell
Alexander
Casey
Eeeel Powell
Harlan
P. Wari
Ever Hayes
Owens
Ss. Milne
Orinda Picard
P. Sk
Stone
Ward
Lienvallen
Alexander Harlan
Buerstatte
Kuhn California project offers farming land in Sacramento valley
Opportunity in the Kuhn California project invites buyers to consider farming lands in the Sacramento valley. Representatives are available at the Pendleton Hotel through Thursday evening for inquiries and to arrange visits.
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Kuhn California
Great
Sacramento Valley
See- Ine
Pendleton Hotel
Knights Meet Tonight in Regular Session
Damon Lige No 4 K of PB to hold regular session this evening. W T. Gadwa cc R. W. Fletcher K. R. 8. Motto quoted about rising after every fall.
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Attention Knights
Damon Lige No
T. Gadwa
R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Goldsmith
Pendleton Morning Visitor Log Records Local Travels
A stream of personal mentions from Pendleton details Louis Anderson Jr returning from Seattle, Dr FL W Vincent from Wanaha, and various residents like Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew, A E Eberhart of Atlas Bridge Portland, and others returning from trips or en route to events. Several officials and workers including Bollows, C J Hamilton, Pat McKee, and Funk are noted in transit or on duty, with mentions of travels to Portland, Seattle, Hermiston, and La Grande, plus a church conference in Atlantic City and a noted 1844/1847 pioneer arrival.
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Louis Anderson, Jr
Seattle
FL W. Vincent
Wanaha
A. E. Eberhart
Atlas Bridge Company
Portland
William Humphrey
George Baer
Metropolis
Bollows
Pendleton
C. J. Hamilton
Pat McKee
Hamilton
Funk
T. D. Taylor
Atlantic City
The
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Pendleton Fans Remember 17 Inning Spring Game of 1910
Remembrances of yesterday's marathon game linger among Pendleton fans as the 17 inning contest in the spring of 1910 is recalled. Pitcher Picard of Athena pitched 36 hours without sleep yet stayed sharp while Sturgis delivered a rare strikeout spree. Pendleton squandered chances and luck at critical moments, leaving twenty five strikeouts as a stellar team record.
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Picard
Athena
Weston Triumphs Over Pilot Rock In 15–0 Victory
Weston defeated Pilot Rock by 15 to 0 in a one sided game. The Visitors played listless football and never challenged Weston. The contest took place in Weston, Oregon, on a recent date in June.
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Weston
Ore
Pilot Rock
Triple Alliance to Be Perpetuated Amid Exchange of Views
The semi official note reports that Italy and Germany reaffirm their pact to preserve and strengthen the present status. The Italian Foreign Minister’s visit enabled continued talks between the Imperial Chancellor and Marquis di Fan Giuliano in Florence. Both leaders reiterated their resolve to maintain the alliance and safeguard the existing balance of power.
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Perlia
di Fan Giuliano
Florence
Queen Launches Stamp Fund for Sanatorium Helpers
Brussels reports Queen Elizabeth of Belgium has designed a fund raising plan for a sanatorium for consumptive working women. A new Belgian postage stamp issue debuts July 1 limited to 8.6 million, sold above face value with proceeds aiding the sanatorium. Stamps depict Van Dyck’s St Martin sharing his mantle with the poor.
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Brussels
Elizabeth
van Dyck
St. Martin
Hospitality Across States Reflected in Entertaining Customs
From the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the piece argues true hospitality travels beyond borders, praising regional dishes from Virginia to Texas while noting modesty in advertising entertaining costs. It contrasts Southern cordiality with Californian novelty and laments fashion magazines blurring regional identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
South
Mexico
Texas
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Money Back Guarantee
An adpromises a two thirds bottle trial of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The product is said to cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate bowels and aid recovery. Sold by all dealers. A note mentions a lost Lady's black silk skirt between City Dye Works and 514 Jackson Street with a reward for return.
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Chamberlain
City Dye Works
Jackson Street
Body Found in Trunk in East Side Tenement
The body of Moses Sicks, a jewelry salesman, was found in a trunk in a hallway of an east side tenement. The trunk was left by an expressman yesterday. Believed to be murder and robbery. The lid sprang open when the janitress unlocked it.
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New York
Moses Sicks
East Side
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hacscom
Royal M. Sawtelle, Deweler
Harry Bartholomew
Stanfield
Charlies Price
Walla Walla
Burr Jolson
Mr. Johnson
Plains
Mary Johnson
Eastern Star
Grand
A. C. Funk
Far East
Middle West
Pat Kine
Paseo
Northern Pacific
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
la Grande
Frank McKengle
McKenzie
George O' Daniel
Cabinet of
Vienna
Halley
Sutrgis
Triple Alliance
Sullivan's
Pendleton Dye Works
Pacne Main
Boston
Main Street
Atla and
Court Sts
Bell System
Bell Telephone
Pacific Telephone
FR. R. Station
Umatilla Co
Dan Kemler
Bluff Street
Oregon
Great Wonder Store
Main and
Manyuse Typewriter
Sadiron
Howewood
Esee
Greater Wonder
Despain & Bonney
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