Echo Baseball Club Smoker and Local News
Echo Oregon May 6 The Echo baseball club was entertained last night at a smoker hosted by Mrs R B Stanfield and Mrs C A Gilbert. After social chat the group dined in the Gilbert home with club colors displayed. A doll in Echo uniform hung by a string amused guests. Supper over, cigars and baseball talk continued until midnight. Fishing nearby reported good with Percy Ripper and Earl Morrison catching one hundred forty trout up to twenty two inches. The Ladies of Needlecraft were hosted by Mrs C R Bonney and Miss Laura Bonney on Garden Street for a social gathering in the absence of their president. BR F McCullough visited Pendleton, Thome of Hermiston was in town, and Sherman Crayne and others were in Pendleton after a Sunday trip.
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Echo, Ore
Echo Baseball Club
R. B. Stanfield
C. A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Percy Ripper
Earl Morrison
Needlecraft
R. Bonney
Laura Bonney
Garden Street
BR. F. McCullough
Pendleton to Welcome Despondent Belle Morris Home
Belle Morris, the Spokane woman who attempted suicide with carbolic acid, will return to Pendleton, Oregon after Judge Mann advised her to go home and begin anew. Despondency led to the act, and Morris praised the judge’s methods after talks in his private office.
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Pendleton
Belle Morris
Spokane
The
Inland Herald
Judge Mann
Ore
Native of Finland Dies in Pendleton Hospital
A Rangquiest, 63, a native of Finland, died at St Anthony's hospital yesterday afternoon from an extended illness. Interment will be at Olney cemetery tomorrow at 2. He came to America 32 years ago, lived in Oregon 17 years, and spent the last five on a farm nine miles west of Pendleton. Survived by his wife and six children, ages five to 19.
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A. Rangquiest
Finland
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Olney
America
Oregon
Pendleton
White Indians of Paraguy Race Reported by Major Fawcett
London. Major P. H. Fawcett described at the Royal Geographical Society a rumored race of white Indians with red hair in South America. He cited witnesses claiming sightings and noted names Morphegon or Bats, meaning nocturnal hunters. He mentioned a Paraguayan tribe shy of communication and separate languages for men and women.
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London
P. H. Fawcett
Royal Geographical Society
Major Fawcett
Paraguay
Axioms for Aviators from London Notes On Flight
A London report notes a string of aviation disasters, including the fatal crash of M. L Hien near Siri Sabnatian, marking the sixth in about eighteen months. Bizarre warnings from Mr. S. F. Cody urge aviators to design sturdy craft and to be builders of their machines, not mere chauffeurs. Next month T. R. Wil is expected to return.
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London
Siri Sabnatian
Ina
F. Cody
Pendleton Hosts Wide Range of Local Visitors
A long list of visitors and visitors for business stopped in Pendleton today. J C Kincaid and wife from Ione, Winnie Fastion of Walla Walla, Annie Christensen of Union, F W Jacobs of Baker, Mrs Iala Briggs of Baker City, W Haight of The Dalles, A L Schaefer the jeweler, A W Clayton of Willan Walla, and many others were noted in town for short stays or business. Local residents from Umatilla and nearby towns transacted matters, with associates and officials passing through Pendleton for meetings, inspections, and travel. From Adams, Findlay Ohio, and east-side towns to Weston and La Grande, the day drew numerous people into the city, including lawmen, clergy, and merchants. Wearing hats of routine commerce, these visits reflect the region’s steady flow of regional and interstate travelers.
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J. C. Kincaid
Ione
Pendleton
Winnie Fastion
Walla Walla
Annie Christensen
Union
Bowman
F. W Jacobs
Baker
Iala Briggs
Baker City
Pendleton Friends
W. Haight
the Dalles
A. L. Schaefer
Pilot Rock
A. W. Clayton
Willan Walla
Fire kills five in Coulterville Illinois home
A fire at the residence of George Douglas in Coulterville Illinois today killed five members of his family including his wife and three children. The blaze began in the basement from an incubator. The victims were the Douglas family.
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Coulterville
Illa
George Douglas
Douglas
Oregon Weather Stages Most of Yearful Cheer
Oregon enjoys a predominantly mild climate with long stretches of favorable weather. Residents celebrate extended periods of sunshine and temperate temperatures across many months, contributing to a positive outlook for outdoor activities and farming.
Pendleton Civic Association to Meet Tomorrow
Pendleton Civie association calls a meeting for tomorrow afternoon at 0 o'clock in city hall. Small steel rails arrived for western construction and were moved to Pilot Rock Junction. United Orchestra to play in Umatilla this afternoon for a wince tonight and return tomorrow morning. J R M Dickson buys a Chalmers Detroit car from EH W Lyons, joining the Pendleton auto brigade. Miss Nona Jolson becomes county social superintendent stenographer replacing Edna Florence who moved to Portland. W P Temple rests easier after a serious illness at his Lewis Street home. Miss Irene Shea starts as stenographer in the East Oregonian business office, succeeding Ora Douglas who returned to Hermiston.
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Civic Association
Pendleton Civile Association
City Hall
Umatilla
United Orchestra
Nona Jolson
Frank K. Welles
Edna Florence
Portland
Irene Shea
The
East Oregonian
Miss Shea
Ora Douglas
Hermiston
Lowell Nominated for Oregon Emerald Editor Post
William Lowell son of Judge S A Lowell of this city was nominated for editor of the Oregon Emerald at the University of Oregon on Wednesday His rival is Ralph Moores of Salem Lowell has substantial journalism experience and could ably fill the office
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Lowell
University of Oregon
William Lowell
S. A. Lowell
Oregon Emerald
Ralph Moores
Salem
Conference Closes Tonight At Presbyterian Church
The Christian Nurture Conference in session at the Presbyterian church will close tonight with J. R. Knowdell of the State Anti-Saloon League as speaker on temperance. Attendance has been less than anticipated, but the final session is expected to draw the largest crowd.
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Christian Nurture Conference
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Knowdell
Atate Anti-Saloon League
Freewater Fruit Get Ready With Rubber Stamps
In Freewater on May 6 over three hundred rubber stamps are ordered by fruit growers of the Freewater Milon district to stamp each box and crate with the owner name. Officials note a bumper season and extensive preparations for handling the yield. Local notes include Mrs Richard Sheets and son Guy traveling to Spokane and Mr J A Schmidt heading to Portland on business. Mrs Crimmens to attend the Lady Maccabees rally in Portland as a delegate from the Lincoln lodge.
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Freewater
Freewater-Milton
Richard Sheets
Guy
Spokane
J. A. Schmidt
Portland
J. (. Crimmens
The
Lady Maccabees
Mouse Fulfills Emergency Task In Vinery Building
In Norfolk a mouse aided the installation of an electric wire. A 197 foot pipe line through the Vinery building faced bends and failures from blowing machines. A thread tied to a mouse leg was sent through, pulling the wire along. The mouse was freed once the task was complete.
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Norfolk
Vinery
We’re Bigger, Stronger, and Know It
A brash slogan proclaims growing strength and confidence with bold claims of superiority. The message emphasizes self-assurance and advancement without specific individuals or events tied to a formal organization.
Company L Needs Many More Recruits
Students respond to a call for recruits as Armory opens Sunday to accept new men. With a May muster and a 42-man minimum, Company L currently near 50 men must add 30 to 40 new recruits to reach quota. Local leaders and Commercial club officers addressed students. many signed enlistment papers, others pledged to join later. The Armory will stay open Sunday for recruitment.
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Suall
Company L
Commercial Association Rooms
George Hartman, Jr
Thompson
Commercial Club
G. M. Rice
J. R. Raley
M. S. Kern
Cc. J. Ferguson
C. P. Bishop
EB. B. Aldrich
Confessed Murderer Testifies Against Gohl in Montesano
In Montesano Washington on May 6 the confessed murderer of Haidberg testified that Klingenberg claimed Gohl ordered the shooting. Prosecutors seek permission to mention Hoffman’s murder as well. Several witnesses identify tattoo marks as Hadberg’s.
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Gohl
Montesano
Wash
Kingenberg
Haidberg
Klingenberg
Hoffman
Thors
Hadberg
Comet in Sight at Lick Observatory
San Jose Calif May 6 Hillalley s comet appeared magnificent at Lick Observatory this morning Dr Curtis photographed 18 degrees of the tail this corresponds to about 20000000 miles from earth The best viewing time is between 330 am and 1000 pm those near bright electric lights will see the comet less clearly
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San Jose
Cal
Hillalley
Lick Observatory
Curtis
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Echo
Mak Walton
Ladies of Needlecraft
Kh. &. Thome
Sherman Crayne
Eity
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
T. R. Wil
Lee Teutech
Barnhart
King and
Eukin
A. Barrett
Athena
H. W. Clisp
Fred Lievailen
John RB. Switeler
R. Casey
Helix
Tda Lawrence
Findlay
Ohio
Dentyne Chewing Gum Company
Henry Griffin
Columbia River
Z. M. Hayes
P. Steele
Nolin
S. H. King
William Roesch, Jr
Grangeville
Idaho
William Roesch
I. @. Price
J. H. Pearce
Holly
G. L. Biggers
la Grande
Os Turner
Weston
Old Mexico
M. Taylor
Win Stewart
Woodward-Clark Company
W. Wegner
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adams
JT Hinkle
Nathan Evane
Henol
Walla
L. R Compton
Stanfield
Albany
James Cooper
Rev & F Harper
Milton
Thia City
Matlock Grounds
Newsy
Pilot Rock Junction
W. P. Temple
Lewis Street
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
Sullivan's
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Mrs. Ellis
Christian Church
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