Four-Town Baseball League Hopes Collapse Local Efforts Falter
Agitated talk of a four town baseball league fades as no representatives from Baker City La Grande or Walla Walla attend a Pen dleton meeting. Pendleton fans still pine for baseball with a possible semi professional option. subscription funds loom unused while plans stall. Independent teams in Walla Walla surface as an alternative with renewed local management considered for Pendleton.
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Pembleton
Pendleton
Jack O’brien
Baker City
la Grande
Walla Walla
O'Brien
Pendelton
O’brien
Matlock
Old Advice for Early Action on Cold Starts
The passage urges immediate care at the first sign of a cold to prevent deeper illness and longer suffering, warning that delaying treatment can lengthen the duration of illness and worsen symptoms.
Hoover Estes Wedding Celebrated at Home Ceremony
James H. Estes and Miss Rhoda Hoover wed at 9 last evening at the bride's mother home 301 Aura Street. Rev W L Van Nuys officiated with a small circle of relatives present. The couple, both well known in Pendleton, plan to reside at 101 Stonewall Street. Rhoda Hoover works with Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph and previously served as cashier. Estes runs the Eagle barber shop and leads local fraternal groups including Pendleton Eagles and Damon lodge Knights of Pythias. Congratulations have poured in from friends throughout the city.
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James H. Estes
Rhoda Hoover
Aura Street
W. L van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
M. Hoover
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Estes
Eagle Barber Shop
Pendleton Aerié of Eagles
Damonlodge of
Knights of Pytis'as
Stonewall Street
Peddlers Defy Local Peddling Ordinance
Transient vendors skirt license requirements by operating in residential areas and away from police. They sell cheap goods, steering residents toward home merchants. Police urge citizens to report license violations to the station.
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Pendleton
Recorder
Worcester YMCA secretary named heir to $10,006,000 fortune
John T. Dower of Worcester Massachusetts, secretary of the local YMCA, has been notified that he is an heir to a fortune totaling 10,006,000 dollars. He will continue in his YMCA post.
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John T. Dower
Worcester
Mass
Association
Olney Cemetery Fund Surges With Fraternal Support
Fraternal orders donate 1500 to the Olney cemetery fund, bringing total subscriptions above 4000 and near 6000 including other gifts. Lodges pledge amounts, churches conduct special collections, and plans to extend the water system to the cemetery are discussed at a joint council and water-commission meeting.
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Olney
Integrity Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Elks
The
Eagles Lodges
Redmen
Maccabees
Woodcraft Circles
Eastern Star
W. J. Clarke
MoeCormmach
Methodist
Church of the Redeemer
Presbyterian
New Ice Plant To Be Built Near Rail Line
Reinhold Harras announces formation of a new ice factory and cold storage plant with $35,000 capital. Partners include Gus Harras P H Hansen Spokane R E Reynolds Walla Walla and P A Blackwell Echo. Location near railroad tracks yet to be chosen. capacity planned at 15 to 20 tons of ice daily.
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Reinhold Harras
Main Street
Harras
Gus Harras
P. H. Hansen
Spokane
R. E. Reynolds
Walla Walla
P. A. Blackwell
Echo
Judges Named For Baker City High School Debate
Judge T H Crawford and Attorney Charles E Cochran of La Grande along with Bert Huffman were chosen to judge the Baker City vs The Dakes high school debate next Friday night. The topic is "Resolved, that the government should own and operate the railroads."
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T H Crawford
Charles E. Cochran
la Grande
Bert Huffman
Baker City
Dakes
Mrs Catherine Bolin Dies in Ukiah Area
Mrs Catherine Bolin of Ukiah died this forenoon. Her body is being brought to this city for burial with services planned tomorrow. The deceased was 78 and the stepmother of Mrs T P Gilliland. She had long lived in Jack Canyon before moving to Ukiah several years ago.
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Catherine Bolin
Uhlah
T. P. Gilliland
Jack Canyon
Ukiah
County Official Pays Taxes In Walla Walla District
County Commissioner George Struthers of Walla Walla County visits the city to pay his taxes. George Snell, a contractor from Walla Walla, is also in town on business.
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George Struthers
Walla Walla County
Umatilla County
George Snell
Walla Walla, Ie
Pendleton Hosts Big Bria Band at Oregon Theater
Pendleton residents are told a major event will take place March 26 as the Big Bria Band headlines at the Oregon theater. Details will follow with full particulars.
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Pendleton
Pendleton High Severs Walla Walla Ties Over Referee Clow
Pendleton high school students declare all interscholastic athletic relations with Walla Walla high school off until Walla Walla removes athletic director Clow. They cite his officiating in February basketball and a Walla Walla interview, and order copies of resolutions to be published and sent to the Walla Walla principal.
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Pendleton High School
Walla Walla High School
Walla Walla School
Clow
Walla Walla High
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Walla Wallas
Jong
Hakawinn
Light on Steel in Title Guarantee trust tangle revealed
In federal court W C Bristow sought settlement of Home Security and Investment accounts amid ties to State Treasurer George A Steel. Mrs Eva Steel, owner of most Home Security stock, backed the deal with a mortgage on property bought with Tithe Guarantee funds. Judge Wolverton allowed applying Mrs Steels private balance of 7018 to reduce the mortgage to 14 000, clearing the debt.
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George A. Steel
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
W. C. Bristow
Home Security & Investment Company
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
Eva Steel
Wolverton
Home Investment Company
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
Mra
Home Securities Company
Seven Japanese Immigrants Entering U S This Year
Pacific coast members of congress were informed that only seven Japanese have entered the United States this year, none of them laborers, signaling the impact of Japan's new immigration rules. There is concern that some Japanese laborers may have entered via Mexico, where similar regulations are being negotiated.
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Pacific Coast
Congress
United States
Hich
Japan
Washington
Mexico
Pedlar John Carver Found Dead in River Near North Yakima
The body of John Carver a peddler of cheap jewelry was found floating in the river near North Yakima Sunday evening. Officials indicate it was probably suicide.
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John Carver
North Yakima
US imports show little change between 1904 and 1864
Fragmentary text notes minimal shifts in imports from 1864 to 1904 and mentions a grocer refund policy. The garbled line references Schilling Dust and tea quality, suggesting a historical consumer scene about goods and refunds.
Two Rivers reclamation project eyed for opening action
Pasco Power and Water president Will H. Parry reports a 14,000 acre Two Rivers reclamation project near Walla Walla ready to open between April 16 and May 1. An excursion from Walla Walla may be run. The effort aims to supply water to 13,000 acres and attract small farms and families to the area. One pump will irrigate 6000 acres with another planned for 7000 acres.
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Will H. Parry
Pasco Power and Water Company
Two Rivers
Walla Walla
Union and Wallowa electors hear Davis pledge Flee notice
L. J. Davis of Union this week fled notice with the secretary of state and addressed to Republican party members and electors of Union and Wallowa counties in the tenth judicial district. He states that he will proceed with a political action or election related step as required by the notice.
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L. J. Davis
Union
Wallowa
Tenth Judicial District
Candidate for the Republican circuit judge nomination
Union Republican notes the candidate is seeking the nomination for circuit judge in the tenth district with the motto Law enforcement and equal justice to all. A severe cold may develop into pneumonia overnight, Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as a cure. Pendleton Drug Co. of Peoria, Illinois, reports a $195,000 fire on Saturday.
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Tenth Judicial District
Union Republican
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Cleanly Woman Believes Scalp Scouring Cures Dandruff
An advertorial promoting Newbro's Herpicide declares dandruff cannot be cured by washing the scalp. It claims only the product kills the dandruff germ, allowing hair to grow normally. Sample by mail with 10 cents in stamps. two sizes 60 cents and $1.00, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Brose in Detroit.
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Newbro
Bend
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Brose
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United States Depository
Olney Cemetery Fund
P.O
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Max Baer
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