Umatilla Loses Again in Stanfield Defeat and Social Calm
Umatilla town records a 6 to 2 defeat by Stanfield in a Friday game. A large out of town crowd arrived by special train for the match and local attendance rose. The community enjoyed a well attended Friday dance at Pound's hall with United Orchestra of Pendleton providing music. The comet sightings in Umatilla drew many residents early Saturday morning. Local produce like strawberries and lettuce began market sales, while clerical and railway news noted staff changes at the O R & N and shipments to Attalia, Washington. Various visitors and residents were listed, including Pendleton and Walla Walla figures.
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Umatilla
Stanfield
Pound’s Hall
United Orchestra of
Pendleton
Chune
Echo and
Hermiston
Catherman
Douglass
Tin Smith
Webster
Whit Mey
Phay
Allen
Stover
Frank Innis
Walla Walla
A. T. Warner
Portland
B. F., McCullough
Echo
G. B. Atkinson
Spokane
W. R. Ladd
North Coast Railway
Attalia
Wash
J. W. McVey
Roundhouse
Borgh
Stephenson
E. RK. Heilig
Plymouth
Pony Olson
Little Falls
H. Griffin
Olson
J. H. Pound
Alberta
Canada
Wm. Catherman
Calgary
FE. F. Rasmussen
Weston Beats Athena to Lead Blue Mountain League
Weston, Ore May 8 Weston defeated Athena 6 to 1 to take the lead in the Blue Mountain league with six wins and one loss. A three base hit by Manager Nordeean in the second inning cleared the bases, scoring three runs as Weston built a 4-0 advantage with two outs and three on. Lefty Smith pitched well for Athena, while State Wheeler fanned eight and collected five hits against Athena. Wheeler’s victory kept Weston ahead. he is departing for Wallace, Idaho, to take a position in the express office. Weston scored one run in the first and one in the ninth, with Athena scoring in the first inning.
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Weston
Ore
Athena
Nordean
Cine
Nordéean
Focal
Smith
State Wheeler
Wallace
Toaho
Express
Offors
Archaeologist to Begin Palestine Excavations for Buried Cities
Dr Duncan Mackenzie acting for the Palestine Exploration Fund prepares a major dig in Jerusalem to uncover buried cities in Palestine. Fifty natives will assist. a Turkish official will supervise to keep finds for Constantinople museums.
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Holy Land
Fnormons Senile
London
Palestine Exploration Fund
Duncan Mackenzie
Palestine
Jerusalem
Mackenzie
Constantinople
Reluctant disclosure on site location to avoid crowds
Mackenzie insists the enterprise operates for scientific reasons only and will not reveal the Turkish museum site. He warns that announcing the location would attract native dealers, thieves, and disruptive tourists, complicating the mission though he believes success is likely.
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Mackenzie
Wellesley Class Sees Few Women Married
At Wellesley College eight of the graduating 221 women plan to marry. One third aim to teach, another third intend to stay at home, and two will become farmers as farm prices rise.
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Wellesley, Mass
Wellesley College
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