Baseball association adopts new rules and leadership changes
The local baseball association adopted a rule set placing all business under an executive committee of officers and a manager. J R Raley became president and Dean Tatum was elected vice president, with a manager to be chosen soon. Aberdeen proposal was rejected over guaranteed profit, and Walla Walla seeks games on Decoration Day and Fourth of July amid a Tacoma opener on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigy Dea Inna
J. R. Raley
Dean Tatum
Frown
Aberdeen
Pendleton
Brown
Walla Walla
George D. O'Connor
Two Beauties Gone at Umatilla County Sale
A bold sales pitch urges buyers to visit the Umatilla County showroom to view a large stock of beautiful items. The ad promises strong price cuts and holds items for customers who come in early, noting the rush should compel immediate purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Socialist Lecture Tonight at Old Golden Rule
George T. Goebel, socialist lecturer and Oregon party organizer, speaks tonight in Pendleton at the Golden Rule store room on Main Street. The free talk promises a compelling, reasoned presentation of socialist viewpoints aimed at informed citizens, with Goebel noted for calm, argumentative delivery and years in lecture work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Goebel
Main Street
George H. Goebel
Oregon Socialist Party
Golden Rule
Pendleton Tribune
Goebel
Traveling salesman lectures on socialism in Pendleton
A traveling salesman for a New York firm visited Pendleton at the invitation of the local socialist party. He observed conditions and discussed fundamental socialist principles with party members as the organization in Umatilla County grows, aiming to educate the publican audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coebe
Pendleton
Socialist Party
Umatilla County
Death of Roy Knight at 23 in Penticton on lung trouble
Roy Knight died at his home on East Court street after a long illness with lung trouble. He was 23, survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Knight and two brothers Ora and Fimner. He belonged to Woodmen Circle S87 Women of Woodcraft and Maccabees, with Insurance totaling 4000. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Church of the Redeemer conducted by Rev. Warren and Rev. Robert Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Knight
East Court Street
Penticton
John Knight
Ora
Fimner Knight
Woodmen
Women of Woodcraft
Maccabees
Church of the Redeemer
Warren of
Heppner
Tobert Warner
Methodist Church
Manua sentenced and others plead guilty in circuit court
In the circuit court Herbert Watson was sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing a watch from Frank Duprat. Walter Irwin pleaded guilty to robbing J W Myrick of $40 and awaits sentencing. Jesse Lawless pleaded guilty to petty larceny involving a saddle once owned by Dan Smythe, with sentence held until tomorrow. John P McManus pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree, demurrer overruled, with further actions set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Watson
Walter Irwin
Jesse Lawless
Dan Smythe
John P. McManus
Judge Fee
Colonel Ratey
Bean
Frank Duprat
Tle
J. R. Raley
J. W. Myrick
Thomas Frans
Lawless
Jeese Lawless
Pst
Derpain
Dan P. Smythe
Tom Cunrdane
Nonny Lawters
Prisons Brought Before Judge In Morning Court
In the police court this morning three prisoners appeared before Judge Fity Gerald one charged with ingratety and two for drunkenness. Six other prisoners held since Saturday posted bail and $29 in cash was turned over to the recorder by Marshal Guridane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fity Gerald
Recorder
Mar+shal Guridane
Divorce Suit Filed for Mabel Gaunt from David H Gaunt
Mabel Gaunt files for divorce from David H Gaunt whom she wed June 20 1886 at Goldendale Washington. The couple has three children with Peter West serving as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Mabel Gaunt Boas
David H. Gaunt
Goldendale
Wash
Peter West Ia
the Plaintet
New Stow on the Mountains
A report from the Bluw mountains notes two incidents yesterday and last night with falls into heavy timber. Local officials say the weather-induced events should preserve ample water in Oma Ila county streams this coming summer.
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Bluw
Oma
Ila
York and Miller Wed at Presbyterian Manse Bat Day
Gottleib Miller and Esther J. York were united in marriage by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys at the Presbyterian manse on Bat day, with only a few friends in attendance.
Bromley Manufacturing Cashier Held Up in Moscow Robbery
The cashier of Bromley Manufacturing, a British concern operating in Moscow, Russia, was held up and robbed of 965000.
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Bromley Manufacturing Company
Moscow
Russia
Oregon Immigration Ad Campaign Pushes Statewide Growth
Tom Richardson of Portland leads a thorough advertising drive for Oregon to attract millions of readers. The Portland Commercial Club contract highlights low rates, agricultural potentials, and a wave of home seekers. Rail lines anticipate heavy immigration with rates from multiple cities, and construction activity across Oregon shows unprecedented demand for materials and new farms.
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Tom Richardson
Portlamt
Oregon
Portland Commercial Club
Richardson
Fortland Commercial Club
Kanes City
Missouri River
St. Paul
Northwest
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kaneas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Towa
New York
George Hobbs Arrested in Lowe Cabin Robbery Custody
George Hobbs was arrested by police yesterday and jailed on charges of robbing the Lowe Cabin at loon. He faces a drunken man’s assault charge and a possible liquor theft allegation. A Cheriet Attorney Phelpe filed the robbery charge in the justice court.
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George Hobbs
Lowe
Beant Navian
Hobbe
Cabon
Justice Court
Chetriet
Phelpe
Ships goods to Kamele in early April
In this city Cree Betee, a well known figure, has sent a shipment of goods to Kamele and will open a small merchandise stack in a building owned by Mrs. E Swauger around April 1.
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Win
Kometa
Thie City
Kamele
E. Swauger
Salem Journal reports graft allegations over land sale near asylum
The Salem Journal recounts Mark Skiff challenging the sale of 24 acres to the state for 10000 claiming the land was offered to the state at 36000 to 7000 and should be condemned and valued at market value. He argues the land is essential for the asylum wing and accuses lawmakers of misrepresenting expenditures to favor private owners. He cites prior offers and urges condemnation and appraisal for true market value.
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Salem Journal
Mark
Skiff
Shlem
Tite Asylum
Oenin
Charles Rielly
Moessie
Moore
Dimbar
Convicts Return To Work At State Penitentiary Jute Mill
About 200 inmates resume labor at the state penitentiary jute mill after a period of idleness. 150 bales of jute have arrived. weaving and loom setup will begin in several days as workers prepare warp on harnesses, with production to start in about a week.
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Idlenom
Joint Committee
House
KHL
Walla Walla
State Penitentiary
Thia
Commercial Livery Stable Promises Monthly Horse Boarding
The Commercial Livery Stable advertises boarding horses by the month with attentive care for horses, buggies, and harness. They offer prompt delivery of rigs to any part of the city.
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Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Schmidt
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Main
Auta
Baseball, Association
J. K
Raley
Aberdorn
Pendleton Team
The
Baseball Association
Main St
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Sociailist
Bath
Tallman & Co
Peath
M Manus
Poller
George Wonrs
Acenee
Pendleton Savings Bank
Knox
Boston
Silem
S.adler Bros. & CO
Max Baer
Pendleton Drug Co
Ladler Aros, & Co
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