Pendleton Pick Begins For 1913 Buckaroo Team
Manager Terry MecKune of the Western Tri-state league begins assembling the 1913 Buckaroo squad. He sent two contracts to Vice-President Ritner for a catcher outfielder Bladen and pitcher Ashenfelder. Bladen, ex army, played in the Philippine Islands last year and is viewed as a strong outfielder and reliable catcher. Ashenfelder, a hard thrower, pitched for Elgin last year and is expected to develop into a winning pitcher.
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Terry MecKune
Ritner
Bladen
Ashenfelder
Terry
Philippine Islands
Elgin
McKune
Chinese fighter to meet Bennett in near future bout
Sing Hosan a Chinese lightweight boxer will meet Jockey Bennett coast featherweight champion in Hoise after an announcement at a baseball smoker where both fighters displayed exhibitions. Billy Gaffney issued a local challenge to the winner for a here staged battle. Hoean showed skill in a three round exhibition against Pasco and hinted at a knockout punch.
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Sing Hosan
Jockey Bennett
Hoise
Billy Gaffney
Hoean
Pasco
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Promises
An old advertisement touts laxative bromide quinine tablets as a one day cold cure. It claims a refund if it fails and bears E W Grove’s signature on each box, priced at six cents.
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E. W. Grove
Wrestler Spike Hennessy Draws Sorrowful Crowd
A quiet evening featured Spike Hennessy as the principal attraction, with a fairly well attended smoker last night. The bouts held the audience’s interest and some proved rather exciting while the United Orchestra provided music throughout the event.
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Spike Hennessy
United Orchestra
Echo High School Girls Challenge Pendleton Team
A scholastic taunt from Echo High School girls arrives at the East Oregonian, boasting they can beat Pendleton High School in basketball and inviting a game any time anywhere. Manager J. A. Mathes says Echo will accept or respond to the challenge.
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Pedro
Echo High School
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Echo Girls
J. A. Mathes
Richland girls top Walla Walla in key contest
In Walla Walla on March 1, Richland defeated the high school girls 21 to 10 on the local floor. Richland displayed stronger play throughout the game, securing the win over the Walla Walla team.
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Walla Walla
Richland
La Grande Will Stay In League Under New Management
Foley and Stoddard have taken over the La Grande club in the Western Tri-State league. Word from yesterday says La Grande will remain in the league with strong fan support under Pat Foley. Fans preferred La Grande over a Spokane four team proposition and expect no further trouble with league officials. La Grande played hard last year and fans hope they will stay.
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Pat Foley
la Grande
Spokane
Compromise Road Bill Ends Fight
Olympia March 1 The long struggle between Governor Lister and the legislature over the state road levy ends with a compromise. A mill and a half levy for the first year and a mill for the second year will fund roads, seen as a Republican victory. The bill, drawn, will be introduced Monday and rushed through both houses.
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Olympia
Mar
Lister
Taft Expected to Rally Banquet Vote in 1916 Showdown
The Rangnutt Vote reports T. KR. at a Washington Post banquet has been nominated for president in 1916, but the piece believes Taft will win the entire banquet vote in the final showdown.
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Rangnutt
Washington Post
T. KR
Reception Honoring Mrs. Frank K. Welles at West Court Street
Thursday afternoon a Ladies Aid reception at Mrs. J. W. Privett's home honored Mrs. Frank K. Welles for four years as Baptist church president. A cut glass dish was presented. Many local ladies attended, with social and church circle connections noted.
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J. W. Privett
West Court Street
Ladies’ Aid and Friends of the Baptist Church
Frank K. Welles
A. F. May
J. Glen Miller
R. H. Wilcox
J. Wohlenburg
Busy Bee Club
Davis
West
Alta Street
Tenningsen
Withee
Frank Murphy
Tom Tweedy
Lee Garrett
Andy Rust
Mia
Stewart
Mike
Mikel
Mesdames Wilson
Miller
Drake
McConnell
Ness
Cannon
Luck
Yates
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Visits
A house gathering at Mrs Jerard on South Main. Mrs Ralph B McEwen and twin babies expected from Newberg. Edward Buhrer returns with bride from Sandusky. Lilah Ruth Harper hosts fourth birthday party. Miss Mabel Cameron a Pendleton girl visiting Hepner. Mrs Wilson F E Brock hosting brothers Carl Ray Heppner and Walden Ray Butter Creek. Rev S L Grigsby to return from Milton. Mrs J F McNaught Hermiston returns home. Mrs Earl Gillanders hosts Thursday Evening Five Hundred. Mrs A A Crawford heads to Spokane. Advert: Chamberlain's Tablets relieve constipation. sold by all dealers.
Artesan Social at Krafts Prompted by Friends
Mr and Mrs Antone Kraft hosted Artesans and many friends at their Yater Street home last night in a pleasant gathering. On Tuesday evening about sixty youths were entertained in the Presbyterian church parlor by the Christian Endeavor group with games and socializing.
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Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
HYOMEI Catarrh Cure Touts Inhaler System
A promotional notice claims HYOMEI clears catarrh by inhalation with a five daily breaths and a nightly vapor treatment. It advertises a complete inhaler outfit for 1.00 and separate bottles for 60 cents with a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co. Claims cite European and American specialists endorsing the remedy.
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America
Europe
Booth
Tallman & Co
Census Aid Warns New York Chauffeurs On Sobriety
The Baltimore American notes that drivers in New York must stay sober when operating cars to serve as a form of first aid to the census effort. The measure is framed as protecting the reliability of census transportation and services.
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Baltimore
New York
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