Northwest trapshooters gather for Pendleton tournament
Trapshooters come from Oregon Washington and Idaho for the seventh annual Oregon state department of agriculture event at Pendleton Gun Club. Frank Trooch of Vancouver is among entrants as weekend events begin with practice Sunday and main competitions Monday. Prizes total significant cash and trophies with 200 targets in the state championship, and a special ladies trophy. The American Trapshooters Association will cover travel costs for the grand handicap winner.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Amociathion
Pendleton
Reuesta
Dean Tatum
Frank Trooh
Vancouver
Wash
Texlor Hardware Co
HH. KR. Everding Yardagg Bandicap
Charles Leith
Puia
West Tewlay
American Trapshooters Association
Hihome
Ntate Im
Association
Asociation
New York
Linders Wins Boston Marathon Despite Rejection for Flint Feet
Carl W. Linders, rejected by the army for flat feet, wins the 22nd annual Boston Athletic Association twenty-five mile marathon. His time is reported as ? hours 0 minutes 11 2-4 seconds, hindered by adverse wind. The course record remains 2 hours 27 minutes 16 seconds by Michael A. Kysan of the Iced-American Club in 1912.
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Carl W. Linders
Carl W. A. Linder
Boston Atheletic Association
Ap Adverys
Michael A. Kysan
Iced-American Club
Leslie Gibbs Thome Soon Returns From Panama City
Leslie Gibbs Thome, son of Florence Spere of Pendleton, is due home by June. A postcard from Panama City notes Leslie, a chief yeoman in the navy, has just returned from service overseas in the South Pacific.
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Leslie Gibbs Thome
Leslie Cibbe
Florence Spere
Thin City
Pendleton
Oreconian
Panama City
Leslie
Weomanh
South
Pendleton High School Adjournes for Meet at Noon
The Pendleton high school adjourned today at noon until tomorrow so pupils can attend the Comatul county track meet. Moving to a new residence Mr and Mrs James Weriloh have moved from 114 Monroe street to a newly purchased home on Madison Street.
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Pen
Thautonionilos
Malamurent
Umatila County
Lish
Pendleton High School
Cmatula
Newresidence
James Weriloh
Monroe Street
Madison Street
Farmer Caolen to Meet and Elevator Company News
The Farmers Union Grain Agency board will meet tomorrow afternoon at the agency rooms to settle the new Myrick and Nalin elevator companies. Hyeler Vietor Hooker, Pendleton florist, sent a German helmet keepsake from Verdun to his brother George Hooker and other Pendleton soldiers including George Fletcher Clarence Wright and Albert Williams of the 115th Pla ner Infantry.
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Caolen
Farmers Union Griin Agency
Myrick and
Nalin
Vietor Tooker
Pelmet
Hyeler Vietor Hooker
George Hooker
Pendleton Florist
Verdin
Hooker Laa
115Th Planer Infantry
Pendleton
Sifth
George Fletcher
Clarence Wright
Albert Wiliams
Tendleton Girls Made Honorary Members At Kwama
Miss Margarete Phelps and Miss Helen Nelson, Pendleton attendees of the University of Oberon, were yesterday admitted to Kwama sophomore girls honorary society for the promotion of democracy and food fellowship among the women of the campus. The society admits 19 women each year and the active membership is limited to this number.
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Tendleton
Medord
Margarete Phelps
Helen Nelson
Pendleton
University of Oberon
Medeed
Kwama
Roclety
Amng
Compte
Not Guilty Verdict in Western Justice Court Case
After five minutes of deliberation the jury returned a not guilty verdict in the State v. Mc Carroll case. Frank Carl, Frank Rogers, John McGinn, FF Judd and Rd T. Smith served on the jury. Fred Steiner appeared for the defendant.
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McCarroll
Haquer
Justice Court Westernay
Frank Carl
Frank Rogers
John McGinn
FF. Judd
Rd T. Smith
Fred Steiner
Shorthorns Sell Low at La Grande
Shorthorns sell at La Grande in the first livestock sale under the Northwest Shorthorn Breeders association. About 130 spectators attended a quiet bidding, with purebred stock and many pedigreed animals. Top price paid was 1456 for Rushes Maid, 18 month old heifer bred by Townley. Rentch Jem brought 440, Proud Hope 2d won morning honors, average sale price around 294. The overall average for 25 bulls was 223.50 and for the whole lot 251.22.
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Aoe
Waccific
Northweererh
Ko Hemper
Colon
W. J. Townley
G. W. Delny
Frank Brown
Carleton
Hutchinson & Sherman
Union
Mr. Brown
Proud Hope 2d
Ao. W. Deay
Hot Lake
W. A. Parton
Ot Baker
J. W. Barger
North Powder
Walter Hoover
Nez Perce
Idaho
Malone Harry
Cranks
Tolahowan Suctioneer
Washington May Day Draft of Uniform Bole of Lading
A fragment from a May 2 report in Washington references an unusual term axle uniform bile of lading. The note appears damaged and contains limited readable details.
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