Buckaroos Rout Pilot Rock In Season Opener
Buckaroos defeat Pilot Rock 16 to 1 in seven innings at Round-up Park as O'Dell Kelly Gravelle Duff combined on the mound. Peterson homered twice and drove in three runs, while Pendleton’s Peterson stood out with two homers. Pilot Rock, an amateur side, showed early resistance but couldn't answer the Bucks’ batting depth as the bullpen shuffled pitchers and catchers for evaluation.
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al Lodell
Buckaroo
Fischer
Tennyson
Bucks
O'Dell
Kelly
Gravelle
Duff
Pilot Rock
Portland
Naughton
Peterson
Pendleton
Willow
Lodell
Blue Mountain
Smith
Fischer, P
Tennyson, P
DOT
Pendleton AB
Hpoa Braughton
Rowden
Varian
Briggs
W.i
Hall
Stranahan
Colvin
Anderson
Obely
Melly
Gravelie
Daffy
E.s
P.R
Bowden
Markham
Moes
Geo White
General Arthur Cigars Pitch Targets Habitual Smokers
An old advertisement promotes General Arthur cigars as an affordable choice for habitual smokers. It claims the import Havanas flavor and richness without the same strength, promising full enjoyment at a lower cost.
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General Arthur
TIZ promises relief for aching feet in old ad copy
An old advertisement extols magical foot relief with TIZ. It claims to ease sore tired feet, corns, bunions, and swelling, promising pain-free walking and all-day comfort for 25 cents per box with a year guarantee or money back.
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Arta
Fans Fodder 16 to 1 In The Hickory Meeting
The article notes Lodell watched from the bench while Stranahan held the first bag. George White was limited to the umpire's box, and Peterson ignited offense with two sacra fices and two singles. Varian's arm plus rigger's quick fielding shone. Pendleton faced pitching changes as box artists left.
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Lodell
Stranahan
George White
Lodell trims roster with trials and arrivals
Yesterday Lodell tested duty and will try out by Lodell. P. Senner will arrive soon from Nevada. Santa Clara College pursued one player as Lodell seeks a solution. Three others Stranahan Hall and Anderson were cut. Colvin emerged as probable second catcher and right fielder after solid hits and steals attempts cut off.
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Lodell
P. Senner
Nevada
Santa Clara College
Stranahan
Hall
Anderson
Colvin
Colven
Spring Blood and System Cleanser Ad
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a four week spring tonic to purify blood, stimulate kidneys liver and bowels, and restore health and energy for spring work. Sold by druggists at 0 and 1.00 from H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Adv
Husband Arrested in Poisoning Case in Eugene
Eugene, Ore March 26 A A Bossen of Springfield was arrested on murder charges in the death of his wife Edith R. Bossen who died suddenly Friday morning. Authorities say a stomach analysis is pending while fear he might flee the country prompted the arrest.
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Eugene
Ore
Aa. H. Bossen
Springfield
Edith R. Bossen
Bossen
Remedies Advertise Red Pepper Plaster and Horehound Syrup
An old-time ad promotes a cold treatment with Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster applied to the chest to draw out inflammation and Ballard's Horehound Syrup to relax chest tightness. It claims two remedies for the price of one by buying Horehound Syrup in the dollar size, with a free porous plaster with each bottle. Old Sky all dealers.
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Herrick
Ballard
Old Sky All
Ady
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
A rubbing application of Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves a side or back pain by relaxing contracted muscles and enabling normal movement without suffering. Sold by all dealers in bottles of 25c, 60c, and 1.00.
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Ballard
Son Denies Aged Mother In New York
Rebecca Rabinovitchh 78, friendless, was taken to the Jewish hospital. She said her son, banker Joseph G. Robinovitch, had denied her. Before leaving her Rockaway Avenue home she made a will dividing her few trinkets among three children, Joseph Robin, Dr Louise Robinovitch and Edward Robinvovitch.
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New York
Rebecca Rabinovitchh
Jewish Hospital
Rockaway Avenue
Joseph G. Robin
Joseph Robin
Louise Robonovitch
Edward Robinovitch
Law Aimed at Dueling Passes by Unanimous Vote
Berlin March 28 The imperial parliament unanimously passed a bill allowing imprisonment in a penitentiary rather than fortress confinement when a duel or challenge to a duel is provoked by dishonorable conduct. The court may also deprive the offender of civil rights. This marks the first time all parties support a measure to discourage dueling.
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Berlin
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement Claim
An old time ad promises a one day cure for a cold using a laxative bromoquinine tablet. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. 215¢.
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E. W. Grove
Plague Reported as Havana Records First Death
In Havana Cuba March 27 official confirmation of bubonic plague comes after 12 year old Spaniard Carlos Arechaga died from the disease. He is named as the first officially reported victim. The boy's body was wrapped in disinfectant blankets placed in a zinc coffin and buried. Two others are declared officially in danger.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Arechaga
Grandma Todd Birthday Milestone At 104 In Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on March 10 Grandma Sarah Todd marked her 104th birthday at the Northwestern Christian Home. She dressed, made her bed, and visited with friends from Eugene who joined her celebrants. Though frail with vision and hearing, she remains sociable, enjoys tobacco, and expects to live many more years.
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J. B. Hoel
City doctors urged to examine plague cases
The sanitary department invites all city physicians to examine and study the plague cases. Sanitary precautions to prevent the spread of the plague are being redoubled.
Idaho Sheep Pasture Near Forest Fires Burns Bright
Carload shipments of sheep move from Eastern Washington and Oregon to Greer and Orofino for grazing in ranges within the national forests where fires burned areas years ago. About 300000 sheep have pasture in the burnt district though the land is of little value for other uses.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Greer
Orofino
Natonal
Burnt-over ranges attract cattle and stock survey
The forestry department circulated notices noting exceptionally low pasturage rates on burnt-over lands and the Northern Pacific cut shipping charges, encouraging livestock owners to utilize these areas for grazing and transport.
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Forestry Department
Northern Pacific
Herbine cures constipation and restores regularity
Prop erty healing claim states Herbine cures constipation and reestablishes regular bowel movements. Price 50c. Sold by all dealers. Ady.
Maryland Prohibition Amendment Bill Fails in House
The bill proposing a statewide constitutional amendment for prohibition was killed in the Maryland House of Delegates by a 64 to 42 vote.
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Maryland
Annapolis
House of Delegates
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