Pendleton and Athena Baseball Encounter Saturday
Pendleton and Athena high school teams meet in a home game at 2 30 after a recent last clash in Athena where Pendleton won. Athena has strengthened its lineup and the Pendleton squad will be chosen from Penland Strand Hoover Means Dickson Skiles Leonard Bollerman Storey Turner Johnson.
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Pendleton
Athena
Penland
Strand
Hoover
Means
Dickson
Skiles
Leonard
Bollerman
Storey
Turner
Johnson
Eugerne High Visit to Walla Walla Scrapped Over Costs
The Walla Walla high school may host a game with Eugene high school but the plan was dropped due to heavy travel expenses. Officials weighed the potential benefit against transportation and lodging costs, deciding the trip is not feasible at present.
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Walla Walla High School
Eugene High School
Rothrock Roesch Wedding In Pendleton Closes Quietly
Miss Maud Rothrock and William L. Roesch wed last night at the bride’s parents home on Lilleth street. Rev. W. L. Van Nuys officiated. The couple, lifelong Pendleton residents, were seen off by a small gathering and plan a Portland trip before returning home.
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Maud Rothrock
William L. Roesch
L. C. Rothrock
Lilleth Street
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Portland
Puget Sound
Italian murderer to be hanged at Salem prison
In Portland on March 31 Frank Gugli elmo the Italian accused of murdering Freda Garacio was sentenced to death. Judge J B Cleland pronounced the sentence and execution is set for May 6 in the penitentiary yard at Salem. Sheriff Ward will deliver Guglielmo to Superintendent James at the prison door this evening and under the death warrant the gallows path will be followed on the assigned date.
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Portland
Frank Guglielmo
Freda Garacio
Salem
J. B. Cleland
Ward
James
Guglielmo
Wiring connected on West Court Street
West Court Street houses have been wired for electric service with several newly built homes now connected. Earlier, many residences were wired during construction but not yet connected, including those of J. T. Hinkle Wesley Matlock Perry Houser and Frank Perrin.
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West Court Street
J. T. Hinkle
Wesley Matlock
Perry Houser
Frank Perrin
Rail Survey Withdrawals End Great Inland Empire Bluff
Pendleton and Lewiston report simultaneous withdrawal of Northern Pacific and O R and N surveying parties led by Klippel and from Pendleton to Lewiston. Businessmen question whether rivals will expand into each other’s territory as stakes fade. Crews retreat, marks remain as a dream of branch lines vanishes.
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Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Lewiston Tribune
Gineer Klippel
Lewiston
Inland Empire
O. R. & N. Surveying
Mohler
Portland
Marlon
Birch Creek
Massive Bold Work To Expand Tunnel No. 4 In Blue Mountains
A large force will engage for perhaps four months in the Blue Mountains to enlarge tunnel No. 4 on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation line a mile west of Meacham. The tunnel will widen from 15 to 23 feet with new timbering and concrete piers removed. A temporary railroad will circumnavigate the hill to keep work uninterrupted under the engineering department supervision.
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Biue
Meacham
Pedro Brothers to Drive 8000 Sheep to Summer Range
Frank and Manuel Pedro plan to move about 8000 sheep to their summer range in Wallowa county after shearing. They currently lamb at a spring range south of Echo, have 6000 sheep now, and expect a full lamb crop to reach 8000 for the summer range. The Pedro brothers have long used the Wallowa mountains as their summer headquarters and anticipate all lambs to be healthy.
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Pedro Brothers
Frank
Manuel Pedro
Echo
Wallowa County
Wallowa Mountains
Koepke to Practice Medicine in San Francisco
Fred Koepke, who has been visiting his parents near Athena, will depart for San Francisco tonight. He studied medicine in California for several years, finished his course in Germany, and served two years as physician on a naval training ship. He plans to practice in San Francisco.
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Fred Koepke
Athena
San Francisco
Mr. Koepke
California
Germany
Withdrawn Oregon and Washington Lands Tied to John Day Scheme
Dispatches report 690000 acres in Oregon and 71000 in Washington withdrawn from entry by the interior department due to the Umatilla project. John T. Whistler says no official notice yet but suspects Gilliam and Morrow counties contain affected lands. A formal report and board action are planned for late April.
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Whistler
Gilliam
Morrow
John Day River
Washington
Oregon
Etry
Umatilla
John T. Whistler
John Day
Whietder
Board of Consulting Engineers
Rock Creek
Thirty Mile Creek
Gilliam County
Morrow County
Willow Creek
Ruling on Indian marriages affects Umatilla heirs
Superintendent John J. McKein reports a ruling by the commissioner of Indian affairs stating that all tribal marriage ceremonies since the 1893 and 1902 allotments are unrecognizable. Consequently those marriages and any resulting children will be treated as illegitimate, altering inheritance and heirs under federal law.
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John J. McKeinhee
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Umatilla Reservation
Dispatches Hint Fourth Cavalry Move to Islands
A Fort Walla Walla letter from a general staff officer confirms a circulated rumor that the Fourth Cavalry is slated for the Islands in the fall. The order may be issued in late May, with the regiment likely leaving San Francisco on October 1. Davenport councilmen vote to have the city attorney draft an ordinance to drive out prostitutes.
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Davenport
Remedy Promise for Stomachs and Health
A historical puff states Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can replace the celebrated remedy in thousands of homes. It claims to restore appetite, strengthen the run-down system, and cure Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Biliousness Headache Spring Fever Col ds La Grippe Malaria or Female Disorders. They urge a trial.
Indian Round-Up Begins on Umatilla Reservation
The spring round up of Indian ponies on the Umatilla reservation will start around April 3. More than 2000 horses are owned there with colts to be branded and herds separated for the summer range. Aloun kin, a major owner near Bingham Springs, has about 400 ponies. Some 260 Indians will participate. Idaho building work at the Lewis and Clark fair begins immediately, with an estimated cost of $10,000.
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Umatilla
Alounkin
Cnoyuneta
Bingham Springs
McKay Creek
Idaho
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OWL Tea
Pendleton- Athena
Walla Walla
Eugene
F. & S. Blood Purifier
Tallman & Co
United
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Keith
Sullivan @ Bond
Seoes Furnishings
Pendlenon
Wallowa
Hostetter
White Bros
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Roosevelt
Boston
Goodman- Thompson Co
Ware—Plumbing
C. Rohrman
Court Street Grocer
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