Local Pendleton Victors In Fast Pitch Duel
Pendleton wins 2 to 1 over Walla Walla in a clean fast game at Matlock Park. Emerick debuts with strong work, Parkes and Rubin on the mound. Lorimer’s Lambs beat the penitentiary team, crowd 600. Lorimer’s team shows league readiness, locals buoyed by solid defense and timely hitting. Time of game 1:25. Umpire Buerstett. Attendance 600.
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Pendleton
Garden City
Emerick
Matlock Park
Parkes
Rubin
Conrad
van Houten
Merry Widow
Buss
Lankard
Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker City
Lorimer
Buerstett
Cold starts demand early care to ease suffering
The message urges immediate attention at the onset of a cold to prevent it from becoming severe. Delaying treatment can prolong illness by days, so act quickly when symptoms appear.
Weston Normal Defeats Pearson’s Academy in Two Games
Weston boys, called the baseball fam, beat Pearson's Academy of Walla Walla in two close games. The opener in Weston last Saturday ended 2 to 2 at the end of play, with observers noting professional-grade play on both sides.
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Pearson
Academy
Weston Boys
Weston
Weston Normal
Academy of
Normal Boys Prep For More Games After Victory
The Normal team led 5 to 1 at Walla Walla on Saturday. They plan additional games with outside teams and expect several strong contests before summer vacation begins.
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Walla Walla
Baseball scores from coast and northwest leagues
Coast League results show San Francisco 1 over Portland 0 after a 0 4 score, and Los Angeles 8 over Oakland 6. Northwest League reports Tacoma 2 Spokane 1 and Seattle 8 Aberdeen 0. National League games include Chicago 4 over St Louis 2, game two Chicago 3 over St Louis 4, Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0, Chicago 8 Cleveland, and St Louis Detroit postponed by rain.
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San Francisco
Portland
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Oakland
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Aberdeen
National
Chicago
St. Louis
State Veterinarian Seeks Legislation for Mange Fight
Dr. C. J. Kornetek, state veterinarian, arrives from Salem to consult with Dr. B. W. McClure about mange in local horses. McClure is away in Walla Walla and will return tomorrow evening. Kornetek cites funding shortages hampering office work and salary, but hopes for next winter's legislation granting authority and funds to act.
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C. J. Kornetek
Salem
8. W. McClure
McClure
Walla Walla
Korneth
Mange
Governor on canvass through Umatilla County
Governor George E. Chamberlain traveled through Umatilla County last evening on a campaign tour for the United States Senate. He is expected to address Milton Freewater Weston Athena Echo and Hermiston, with a Pendleton stop likely Friday or Saturday. exact time to be announced by county chairman Will M. Peterson.
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George E. Chamberlain
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Milton
Freewater
Weston
Athena
Echo
Hermiston
Will M. Peterson
Strain in Critical Condition After Surgery
Assessor C P Strain remains in a hospital in a very critical condition following an operation Saturday performed by Drs Cole and Henderson to remove an appendix. Although he survived and is resting well, several days remain of danger and Dr Henderson is hopeful about his recovery.
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C. P. Strain
Mahone to Speak in Pendleton on State Finance
Hon Luther D Mahone of Portland will address Pendleton citizens on Oregon economic and financial questions tonight. He has just toured Eugene Albany McMinnville and other areas sharing facts and figures. The free M E church event aims to engage the public with his eloquent discourse.
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Luther D. Mahone
Portland
Senate
Pendleton
Oregon
Mahone
Eugene
Albany
McMinnville
M. E. Church
Police Court Doings Fines for Bicycle Ride on Sidewalks
In police court this morning B F Anthony and Cliff Jordan two boys were fined 1 each for riding bicycles on the sidewalks. They had been arrested Saturday by Sam Grove street commissioner who said the lad tried to run over him. Nine in the drunk draft this morning about half Indian and half whites. All were given the usual sentences.
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B. F. Anthony
Cliff Jordan
Sam Grove
Lade
Lumbermen's Meeting Attended by N H Russell in Transit
N H Russell of La Grande passed through the city en route to Spokane for the Western Pine Manufacturers' association meeting held there this week. Eastern Oregon representatives include Grand Ronde, Palmer, J D Casey, Wilcox, Elgin, Barber of Boise, and Oregon Lumber of Baker City.
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N. H. Russell
la Grande
Spokane
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Oregon
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Palmer Lumber Company
Strauss Rents Johnson House for Summer
L. Strauss, a wool buyer, rents the cottage of Mrs. M F Johnson on Logan Street and will occupy it during the summer. Mrs. Strauss will arrive from San Francisco within a few days.
May Locate Here in Kokomo Guest of Columbia Land Co
F L Miller of Kokomo Indiana visits to explore opportunities with D B Costuma of the Columbia Land company. He plans to go to Echo tomorrow to inspect Furnish Coe lands and hopes to locate in this county.
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F. L. Miller
Kokomo
Indiana
D. B. Costuma
Columbia Land Company
Echo
Furnish-Coe
Pendleton Men In The Far North
Four Pendleton men travel to Prince Rupert British Columbia to inspect the Grand Trunk Pacific site. They report rough terrain heavy snow and seasickness but say initial prospects seem limited with no guaranteed lot sales or hotel accommodations. A Prince Rupert Empire warning urges would be settlers to stay away until town lots can be purchased, likely not before September.
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J. A. Horseman
W. H. Guildlford
L. A. Vogel
J. B. McDill
Grand Trunk Pacific
The
East Oregonian
Albert Horseman
W. H. Gulliford
I. A. Vogel
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Grant Trunk Pacific Railroad
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Grand Trunk
Victoria
Port Esington
Port Simpson
Grand Trunk Fraction
Cariboo
Empire
School Land Sells High at Public Auction
A 40 acre parcel appraised at $1845 sold on county court house steps for $10,800. J G Frankland, bidding for Frankland and Brown, won the acreage east of Green Park school. The sale drew a lively crowd as bids jumped from $25 to $500 amid high excitement and intense competition.
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County Court House
J. G. Frankland
Frankland and Brown
Walla Walla
A New Cure Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertised remedy claims to be available today from druggists or dealers. A short course allegedly restores vitality and cures indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness female ills and malaria fever.
Hood River Gala Day Plans For May Excursion
Hood River residents plan a gala day for a Portland real estate men's excursion on the steamer Spencer arriving about 1 p m May 9. About 150 excursionists will tour the valley by conveyances, with a 20 minute stop at Pine Grove Grange, then return to meet the boat at 6 p m. A Mt Hood railroad excursion train will run to Pine Grove for the exercises and to include Hood River citizens. Commitees led by J L Henderson arrange transit, with J M Culbertson F W Angus J H Hellbronner. Volunteers and farmers are urged to aid as livery stables are taxed to capacity.
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Portland
Spencer
Hood River
Saya
Pine Grove Grange
Mt. Hood
Pine Grove
Commercial Club of
J. L. Henderson
W. J. Baker
J. H. Hellbronner
F.W. Angus
J. M. Culbertson
A. W. Outhank
F. W. Angus
Salem Motorman Stops Car in Nick of Time
A Salem street car narrowly avoided a fatal crash when Motorman George Fawk stopped within six inches of the three year old daughter of Mrs I M Ackley after the child’s shoe caught between a rail and guard rail. Mrs Ackley attempted to free the foot but the motorman initially misread the situation. At 30 feet He reversed his controller and halted the car to prevent tragedy. the child’s foot was freed after removal.
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Salem
George Fawk
I. M. Ackley
Wheat pool sales in Big Bend fetch 74 cents a bushel
Farmers in the Big Bend area formed a wheat pool and sold at 74 cents per bushel. The largest shipment totaled 9300 bushels, reflecting coordinated pricing and a strong local market.
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Big Bend
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