Pendleton Defeats Pilot Rock In Five Four Thriller
Pendleton wins five to four at Umatilla Central terminal city in a game witnessed by about 75 on an excursion. Johnson starred at first base, Shockley contributed a notable defensive play, Cardiff started strong but was replaced by Khem due to arm fatigue, Vickers and Leonard provided solid outfield work, Goodman impressed after six months not throwing, Alexander held solid defense, and umpire Glenn Sturdivant received praise from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Umatilla Central Terminal
East Oregonian
Johnson
Shockley
Alexander
Collins
Cardiff
Jack Khem
Vickers
Leonard
Stop
Tme
Goodman
Glenn Sturdivant
James Spence
George Stanfield
W. E. Grantz
BE. Anderson
Early cold start caution to stop problems
The note urges checking at the very hour of a cold start to prevent deeper issues. Don’t delay as initial symptoms may worsen and complicate cures. Every hour wasted at the outset can worsen suffering and extend recovery.
Temple and Wilcox Start New Auto Firm in City
William Temple and R H Wilcox launch Temple and Wilcox, a new automobile firm. They have three cars, with five or six more due soon, including Pope Hartford Buick and two others. The firm will offer Pope Hartford Buick Thomas 40 and Mathison models, operating separately from the Wilcox implement business, with a garage near the implement store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Temple
R. H. Wilcox
Temple & Wilcox
Buick
Pope-Hartford
Mathison
Wilcox Implement
Seventy One Dead In Mine Disaster
Fire broke out in a colliery last Sunday and efforts to extinguish it failed. Superintendent Briggs led a team to relight the fire but at 4 PM a massive explosion occurred after flames contacted gas, burying victims below the 10th level and likely consuming many corpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Quiet Wedding Unites Ida Porter and John Nusbaum
A quiet ceremony occurred yesterday at 2 PM at J. W. Myrick home on Wadehill. Mrs. Ida Porter and John Nusbaum, both with Tacoma ties, were married by Rev. Meldrum of the Christian church. They will reside in Tacoma. The bride, long known in the county, is John Myrick’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Myrick
Wadehill
Ida Porter
John Nusbaum
Meldrum
Christian Church
Tacoma
John Myrick
K of P Smoker Tonight At Damon Lodge
Damon Lodge No. 4 K of P will host a smoker and social for members instead of the weekly meeting. A committee led by R. E. Tarbet, A. L. Knight and J. H. Estes organizes the event with musical numbers by Walter Isaacs and M. A. Thornton. A banquet follows in the adjoining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
R. Eb, Tarbet
A. L. Knight
J. H. Estes
Walter Isaacs
M. A. Thornton
Small Woodshed Fire Triggers Pendleton Fire Response
A shed at 519 Maine Street in Pendleton caught fire this afternoon, drawing a rapid response. Central companies arrived within a minute, two hose cars and a hook and ladder truck raced to Webb Street, while a crowd gathered and a three block hose line was laid. The blaze was quickly controlled with minimal damage to the tiny structure.
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Pendleton
H. Nolen
Maine Street
Webb Street
Anton Nolte Expands Poultry Business With 600 Leghorn Chicks
Anton Nolte, who last year handled hundreds of Incubator chickens from Petaluma yards, received a shipment of 600 white Leghorn chicks by express. Four days on the road yielded only a small loss, and he plans more shipments soon. Nolte reports strong sales of white Leghorn eggs this spring and runs a large poultry operation on his ranch a few miles west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Nolte
Petaluma
Express
Umatilla Queen Pointer Poisoned at Wamsley Ranch
Umatilla Queen a famous pointer owned by Frank Wamsley near Echo Oregon was accidentally poisoned Saturday by bait laid for coyotes. The 13 year old bitch valued in the thousands is mother to Jessie and to several Northwest painters and remained active despite age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Frank Wamsley
Oregon
Jessie
Policemen Earn Salarica
In police court seven drunks faced Judge Fits Gerald and received three days each. Four of the seven were Indians. They were all run in by the police Saturday and Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Price Todd to Wed
A marriage license was issued this afternoon for Price L. Todd and Junita Cc. Robie, authorizing their marriage.
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Price Todd
Price L. Todd
Junita Cc. Robie
Negro league vote against Taft delegates over Brownsville issue
The negro men's league of Massachusetts plans to vote against Taft delegates in protest of the dismissal of colored troops after the Brownsville Texas incident, signaling racial and political backlash within the community.
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Negro Men's League of
Massachusetts
Taft
Brownsville
Texas
Famous Chief Tian Tech Dies in Southeast Alaska
Sitka newspaper notes the death of Tian Tech, a renowned southeastern Alaska Indian chief age 76 from tuberculosis. He received a large funeral with six-gun salute by marines, was Russian Greek Church, Bishop Innocent led services, attended by 560 people. He left a widow, a daughter, farmhouse property, and about $6000 in cash placed in trust.
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Tian Tech
Alaska
Sitka
Northland
United States
Innocent
Aoutheastern
Colored Elka Protest Against Seattle Elks Incorporation
The colored Elka of North Yakima protest to the secretary of state the Seattle Independent Lodge of Elks filing articles of incorporation. They assert they are a lodge of colored Elks with two other such lodges in Tacoma and Seattle and argue the Seattle filing infringes their rights.
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Colored Elka
North Yakima
Secretary of State
Independent
Lodge of Elks of
Seattle
Lodge of
Colored Elks
Tacoma
Populist Party Opens HQ in St Louis
The popular party has opened its headquarters in St Louis. Thomas B D Watson of Georgia will be the presidential candidate of the party.
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Popullar Party
St. Louis
Thomas BD. Watson
Georgia
Jury Session Promises Busy Circuit Court Docket
Two weeks ahead of the April circuit court session the docket holds several notable cases. District Attorney Phelps aims to retry Joseph Haaga with witnesses sought to support his claims of stolen goods, while Melvin Buck, Guy Hayes, and Warren Stephens face cattle and horse theft charges. L. E. Edwards is charged with stealing a watch, and Wade’s trial is deemed unlikely due to favorable affidavits and interest in dropping the case.
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Phelps
Joseph Haaga
Hanaga
Melvin Buck
Guy Kinges
Warren Stevens
L.fe
Edwards
Wade
Circuit Court
Joseph Hanga
Guy Hayes
Warren Stephens
L. E. Edwards
C. B. Wadg
Preaene
Hanga
Tom Harrison
Haaga
George & Miller
Walla Walla County
Echo
C. B. Wade
Poor But Happy People In Naples Amid Hard Times
In Naples a quarter of a million live hand to mouth with hundreds of children begging from garbage heaps, scant meat and dear staples. Street kitchens ply meals for one cent as tax burdens bite, yet guitars and mandolins soothe crowds in port and hotel balconies while tale tellers spin dramatic adventures for passersby.
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Naples
Lre
Italy
Activity on the Snake Signals Regional Revival
The Baker City Herald reports signs of life in eastern Oregon and western Idaho as Snake River work resumes. George C. Thompson of Utah Construction plans supplies and a powder shipment to spur blasting and rail readiness, with Thompson moving to Huntington and then Snake project sites. T. W. O'Dell of the Oxbow tunnel project, succeeding Winslow, discusses expanded labor as railroad and power work reopens, boosting Homestead Copperfield area commerce. A Klickitat league suggestion seeks a single Washington train through Goldendale to Vancouver to ease Northwest passenger flow noontime and afternoon, per East Oregonian note.
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David Eccles
The
Herald
Snake River Country
Oregon
Idaho
Saya
Baker City
Snake River
Pacific Coast
Thompson
Huntington
Snake
T. W. O'Dell
Baker
O'Dell
Hfim
Winslow
Oxbow
Homestead and Copperfield
Death of Weston Pioneer William Lieual Len passes away
Weston mourns the death of longtime pioneer William Lieual Len who died Saturday after months of illness. He had lived in Weston and his funeral, held yesterday, drew one of the area’s largest crowds, reflecting his prominence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Mar
William Lieuallen
Weaaton
Complaint Over North Bank Train Service Draws Attention
Residents along the North Bank rail line voice displeasure with current service. The only daily passenger train in each direction forces Klickitat valley and Goldendale travelers to wait in Lyle after 4 pm for westbound service, risking a shift to O. R. & N. unless improved. W. F. Byars leads the publicity effort.
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North Bank Road
Goldendale Agriculturist
Portland
Klickitat Valley
Goldendale
Lyle
W. F. Byars
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Standard Grocery Co
Pilot Aoge
Bageball
Birdseye
Glenn Sturdivaayt
Olds
F&s
Tallman & Co
NEW Automobile Firm
Temple-Wilcox Company
Nusbaum-Myrick
Penincton
P. Smoker
Damon Lodge
West Webb Street
Pendleton Creamery Co
the Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Elka
Tee
Klickitat Development League
Vancouver
Washington
Weston Pioneer
William Thuallen
Roosevelt
Boston
North Bank
Rexall
Grippe Cure
Rexall Store
Empire Meat CO
Men’s Shop
Max Baer
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