Pendleton Loses Close 4-1 To La Grande In Baseball Duel
La Grande defeated Pendleton 4 to 1 on La Grande grounds in a tight, well pitched game. Fuechell and Taliaferro were featured in the mound duel while solid fielding and timely hitting drove La Grande to the win.
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la Grande
Pendleton
O'Brien
Fuechell
Seattle
Lorimer
Taliaferro
Pendleton AB
RHPOA
van Houten
Conrad
Gray
Dee Ehenee
Parkes If
Lee
Baker
Schockley
Collins
Dee
la Grande AB van Horst
Zimmerman
Flournier
Jares Kroozer
Dean
Awe
Vacecaee
Lodell
Tallaferro
Parkes
Shockley
Fuechel
Cold Onset Caution Urges Early Action
The advice warns that starting treatment at the first sign of a cold reduces duration. Delays allow symptoms to deepen and prolong suffering, urging immediate care or self care steps to shorten the course of illness.
Sporadic Intercity Scores with Mixed Results
The recor ds show April dates with teams like Tacoma Spokane Seattle San Francisco Portland Los Angeles Oakland Chicago St Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Washington and Brooklyn. American meets St Louis Cleveland and Philadelphia Washington with varied outcomes. A proverb about borrowers appears at the end.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Bolce Senators Seek $1000 Monthly for Local Baseball
A booster committee led by C. H. Grout and W. E B. Pierce gathered at the Idanha hotel to raise funds for the Bolce Senators baseball team. They aim to $1000 per month to cover season expenses and guarantee a $75 monthly secretary salary to High. The group believes the Senators can win the pennant with careful player selection and improved teamwork despite a recent 80 loss to Payette.
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Bolce Capital News
Rolce
Senators
C. H. Grout
W. E B. Pierce
J. A. Blomquist
James Luck
D. A. Utter
Hubbard
Idanha Hotel
Payette
Fire in Barn Behind Water Street Residence
Fire was discovered in an old barn in the rear of Tom Warner’s residence on Water Street this afternoon at 3 30. The department responded promptly to the alarm and practically no damage was sustained.
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Tom Warner
Water Street
Senator Mitchell Faces Third Day in Court and Fines
In Pendleton the police judge handles repeat offenders, fining Senator Mitchell eight dollars or four days in jail for drunkenness after his third appearance in as many days. A sheep herder linked to J E Smith is fined five dollars, then six for contempt, totaling fifteen dollars or seven and a half days behind bars.
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Pendleton
FitzGerald
Sde
Fite Gerald
J. E. Smith
FitsGerald
Bailey Sues Mrs Stoessel For Attorney Fees
Douglas W Bailey filed in circuit court a suit against Mrs Helen Stoessel widow of the late Emile Stoessel Insurance man who died after a runaway accident on Birch creek The complaint was retained but the action is understood to seek an attorney fee Bailey previously represented Mrs Stoessel in a prior suit in which the plaintiff was non suited.
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Circuit Court
Douglas W. Bailey
Helen Stoessel
Emile Stoessel
Birch Creek
Bailey
Stoesse
Pioneers Ready for Reunion at Weston
The 18th annual Umatilla County Pioneers' Association reunion will be held at Weston on May 28 29 and 30 1908. Camp grounds are provided and strong speakers are expected. President S M Barnes issued the official invitation and urged notifying deaths for the roll.
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Conquerors of the Wild Wear
Weston
Umatilla
Barnest
Weston, Ore
Oregon Pioneers’ Association
Umatilla County
A. Barnes
J. M. Oharra
Planing mills unveil a fine refrigerator counter for Central Meat Market
Robert Forster's planing mills finished a premier refrigerator counter for the Central Meat Market on Alta street. It features a glass top and front to display meats, with large refriger ator compartments at each end. The workmanship is praised as excellent and the design as unique, marking a strong local achievement the market happily welcomes.
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Robert Forster
Alta Street
Free Man W J Sewell Released From Penitentiary
W J Sewell former manager of the Grays Harbor Lumber company is at large in Portland after being freed from the penitentiary several weeks ago. He received an indeterminate sentence with a one year minimum term following a circuit court sentence on May 6 last.
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W. J. Sewell
Grays Harbor
Portland
Hamley Harness Store Draws Tomorrow Morning
At 11 o clock tomorrow forenoon a famous drawing will be held at the Hamley harness store. A prize worth 35 dollars in merchandise will be awarded to one lucky individual. Mayor E J Murphy will preside over the event.
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Hamley Harness Store
E. J. Murphy
Case of Scarlet Fever Reported in City
A scarlet fever case was reported this morning by Dr. W G Cole. The patient is a child of Mr and Mrs C W Brownfield. The Brownfield home on East Court street has been quarantined.
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W. G. Cole
C. W. Brownfield
Brownfield
East Court Street
Weathered Rock Wall Boosts Perkins Avenue Home Value
Will Humphreys of the Patton Humphreys barber shop reports a weathered rock wall enhancement on Perkins Avenue has improved the residence's curb appeal and value.
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Will Humphreys
Patton- Humphreys
Perkins Avenue
Editor Merresse Journeys Through Inland Empire
Merresse A editor of the Condon Globe was seen in Pendleton yesterday traveling from a two weeks visit to Walla Walla Spokane and other points in the northern inland empire.
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A. Merresse
The
Condon Globe
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Spokane
Inland Empire
Swingle Takes Rail Job as Northern Pacific Supervising Architect
F. A. Swingle once an architect in the area now serves as supervising architect for the Northern Pacific in Washington. He is reported to hold a highly desirable position within the railroad company.
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Swingle
F. A. Swingle
Northern Pacific
Washington
Head Banker Snodgrass Passes Through En Route Home
P EB Snodgrass head banker of the Woodmen of the World traveled via the evening train from Spokane to Eugene on his way home. He had been with a party of head officers in Spokane and left the group there, heading toward Portland.
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The
Woodmen of the World
Portland
Spokane
Eugene
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