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Local ads for coal and buggies at Nissen Implement Company and Kopittke. Pendleton markets offer fresh fish and groceries. Housing, furniture, furniture for lodging houses, and rental offers. For sale horse, buggy, dry wood, real estate near Portland, and matchless crackers samples. Lost-time book, mixed classified notices, and job and rental inquiries across Pendleton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
Nissen Implement Company
Pendleton
Rock Springs Coal
Henry Kopitzke
Free Demonstration of Matchless Crackers at Alexander's Grocery
Washington Cracker Co. showcases its pastries with Matchless Crackers in a modern hygienic factory. The ad touts purity, quality, and low cost versus home baking. Free samples offered all week at Alexander's Grocery to public attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
West
Webb Street
Vogue
Washington Cracker Co
Tekoa potato king to plant 150 acres this season
Thomas Warwick, a prominent farmer near Tekoa known as the potato king of Whitman county, will plant 150 acres of potatoes this season and will work 300 acres on another farm. Based on prior results, he expects to produce 10,000 to 12,000 bushels. Read the Bast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekoa
Wash
Thomas Warwick
Whitman County
Warwick
Pendleton buzzes with visitors and residents hemmed in by courts
A flood of names from Echo Hermiston Walla Walla and Baker City fills Pendleton as residents and visitors converge for business court sessions and wool buying. Attornies Lowell Norton Stanford Peterson Hart Proffitt Murphy Johns lead the legal crowd while merchants and ranchers mingle for a busy day in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Godfrey
Echo
A. P. Johnson
Pendleton
M. Eagleton
Weston
A. Lowell
Walla Walla
Anni Sumerling
Salem
McNaught
Hermiston
L. Morgan
Col
WH. G. Newport
George Randolph
Reho
E. H. Grown
The
Echo Reglater
William Anderson
Arlington
C. D. Watrus
Adams
Wessler
Pilot Rock
la Grande
J. T. Wallace
Chicago & Northwestern
E. J. Brown
Pacific Coast Paper Company
Charles W. Harris
Baby
F. E. Reynolds
North Yakima
W. ©. Harrah
M. A. Stanford
Supreme Court
Archie Hendreson
Jack la Rue
Ll. Morgan
Hugh McLean
Athena
C. E. Norton
Baker City
Jack Skiles
City
Charles F. Angell
Boston
Tom Robertson
Helix
Balfour-Guthrie Company
D. Peterson
Milton
Circuit
J. N. Hart
Baker County
Clarence Adams
Ukiah
Ed Blackbur
M. D. Clifford
M.A. Proffitt
Charles P. Murphy
Gustabar Anderson
C. A. Johns
Portland and Los Angeles Basketball Scores
In Portland Oaklind and Christian and C Lewis led a morning session with Carson Harkness and Armbruster. In Los Angeles Thorson and Ross led the afternoon game with Stovall and Kinkel. In San Francisco Sacramento posted 12 1 as Fitzgerald Hauser Baum and Graham Griff n Eastley Williams Browning Berry played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Vatilanvusias
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Owen Ee
Vernon Oakland
Ennae
Oaklind i
Christian
C. Lewis
Carson, Harkness and Armbruster
Thorson and
Ross
Stovall
Kinkel
San Francisto
E.eceeereeb
Fitzgerald
Hauser
Baum
Graham
Griff'n
Eastley
Williams
Browning
Berry
Sesereeses
Henley and Berry
Whalen
Byrnes
Vancouver Wins Ten Inning Affair At Home
Vancouver tops Aberdeen 4 to 3 in ten innings as a short left field fence prompts two bagger ground rules. Manager Rowland fined $10 by Umpire Flynn for contesting a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Rowland
Flynn
Aberdeen
Joss Wins Pitchers Battle in St Louis Opener
At St Louis May 2 Addie Joss of Cleveland pitched a gem allowing four hits through seven as Cleveland edged St Louis. In Chicago May 2 Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 6 behind Cobb's noted fifth inning catch and steady pitching from Smith and Sullivan in cold snow flurries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Jose
Wscee
Ak Powell
Polly and
Stephens
Joss and Clarke
Chicago
Detroit
Nore
Cobb
Chichry Csics
Saciceeae
Digetoh Pie Asialalewesleis Ia
Smith
Pittsburg Sweeps Doubleheader Over Chicago
In Chicago on May 2 Pittsburg won both games from Chicago as the Cubs failed to solve Camnitz in the opener and continued struggles in the nightcap. A tight pitching duel kept runs scarce as the visitors seized key innings and the series lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Doubleheader Split as Cincinnati and St Louis Hit Hard
The Cincinnati and St Louis teams split a May doubleheader with heavy hitting and erratic defense. Reulbach pitched for Chicago in the second game, two walks and a hit batsman, while Seifield shut out Chicago in the opener. Bresnahan was ejected for arguing, and Griffith used nearly his whole staff across the two games amid mixed fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reulbach
Wagner
Seifield
Chicago
Chiggeo
Moran
Camnitz
Gibson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bresnahan
Griffith
Froome
Chief of Police Fights with Pirates at Winehaven
Richmond California May 3 Two men fell one fatally wounded in a battle between five day pirates and an armed posse at Winehaven The fight began when Chief of Police Mahnkee was shot as he discovered pirates stealing wine casks at the waterfront The pirates surrendered after discarding their arms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cal
Winehaven
Here
Mahnkee
East Oregonian Ad Scan Promises Paid Reading
The notice claims payment for reading today’s display and classified advertisements in the East Oregonian. It emphasizes compensation for reviewing items and offers details on involvement and receipt terms.
Pendleton Suffer Defeats in Two Baseball Games
Pendleton Indians lost 9 to 1 at Athena amid injuries to Col ling and Baker and placed Weston substitutes. Winged Ps were crushed 23 to 4 at Pilot Rock, outplayed in every inning. Pilot Rock had only one prior defeat, by Pendleton on home soil. Winged Ps lineup included Croninco Milner Bean Tardeff Sturdivant Drake Hastings McGinnis Finch If.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Indians
Athena
Winged Ps
Pilot Rock
Colling
Baker
Weston
Pendleton Indians
Croninco
Milner
Bean
Tardeff
Sturdivant
Drake
Hastings
McGinnis
Finch If
Cheap Alberta Wheat Land Offered by Canadian Pacific
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company seeks more wheat land in Alberta offering good land at 10 to 15 dollars per acre with a 10 year payment plan. One crop pays for the land. Jonathan Johnston of Pendleton Oregon can be contacted at Red 2347.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Jonathan Johnston
Pendleton
Oregon
Edith or Ethel Trade Sparks In Quiet Meeting
A brief dialogue fragment shows Miss Smith being addressed as Edith by a speaker named Cornelius, who clarifies his own name as Ethel in a formal, cautious exchange during a social encounter. The excerpt focuses on the characters and their tentative naming.
Demonstration at Alexander's Grocery This Week
Demonstration at Alexander's Grocery draws crowd this week as shoppers sample new products. Event invites community to visit store and participate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Elks Circus
F.e.livengood & Co
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Main Street
Sharon & Eddings
Garden Street
Turner Street
Pine Street
H. P. Whitman
Chamber of Commerce
Ore
Pendleton Drug CO E
China
Koeppens
Cc. E. McLellan
Juniper
C. BE. Cameron
Prospect Ranch
CC. Paine
BR. C. Rueber
W. J. Furnish
Wenaha
Mrs. C. §. McNaught of
Robert Renn and Son
Epple
J. Hanscom
Cold Springs
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
T. S. Dickens
Northern Pacific
Woolbuyers
J. D. Plamondon
A. E. McFatridge
Ubatilla Reservation
Charlies Green
D. McRae
Seattle
Col. H. G. Newport
L. I. Matin
J. K. Shotwell
High Street
J. A. Pox
Spencer, Fox & Gregory
Umatllla County
Steins
Pavrene
Spokane
Siedinlaine
Tacoma
Coast League
Altman
Weed
Ccsecesceeers
Somuig Gbresie Verenheate
Baker and Koelinskey
National League
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
U. S&s
Washington
Banks
G. M. Rice
Cashier
C. K. Cranston
Notary Public
Pittsburg Co
Ig Reulbach
Hagerman
Leifield
Bibson
Cinsinnah
Rowan
Campbell
McLean
Beebe
Phelps
Cincinnatoossacsia
Elis Discs
Ewing
Gasper
Moore
Salee
Higginbotham
East Oregonian
Miss Smith
Edith
Ethel
Cornel
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Chas. Rohrman
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