Pendleton Indians Triumph Over Everett Inning Victory
Pendleton beat Everett 7 to 3 on Friday at Alta Street Grounds, marking the Indians fifth game of a road trip with only one loss. Captain Ziegler’s squad, praised after a strong season, prepares for a double header tomorrow against Printers Barbers and Umatilla Indians, with lineup adjustments possible.
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Printers
Barbers
Rooters
Indians
Alta Street
Pendleton
Everettt
Everett
Redskins
Ziegler
Walla Walla
Dayton
North Yakima
Footers
Umatilla Indians
Three Town Teams Form Indian Line-Up for Game
The Indian line-up features August Alexander as catcher, Billy McKay on the mound, Henry Lewis at short, Charley Williams at first, Andrew Lewis at second, Frank Clapton at third, Robert Henry in left, Motinic in center, James Pond in right, with Charley Van Pelt as the substitute. The three town teams prepare for the match with lineup confirmed and positions set.
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August Alexander
Billy McKay
Henry Lewis
Charley Williams
Andrew Lewis
Frank Clapton
Robert Henry
Motonic
James Pond
Charley van Pelt
Republican mixed ticket urged in Umatilla County
W P Card of McKay creek near Pendleton reports Republicans in La Grande opposed to J W Scriber for joint senator and backing Walter M Pierce. He notes strong support for Chamberlain against Furnish for governor and predicts many Republicans will vote Democratic tickets, with the county likely carried. Card plans a mixed ticket and objects to primary methods.
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W P. Card
Pendleton
McKay Creek
la Grande
J. W. Scriber
Walter M. Pierce
Chamberlain
Card
Umatilla County
Walla Walla Fruit Fair Dates Set for September
The Walla Walla fruit fair will be held September 22 to 29, echoing last year's successful run. Plans push to showcase the best exhibit yet inside the pavilion, with over $1000 on hand from the previous year, signaling strong prospects for success.
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Walla Walla
Hamish Sues Railroad for 50000 Damages Over Turntable Injury
Three suits filed in circuit court seek damages and account collection. The main action by W O Hamish against Washington & Columbia River Railroad Co claims 50000 for injuries to his five year old daughter Ella from an uncovered turntable incident in this city. Ella lost part of her foot and leg and was later amputated below the knee. plaintiff seeks judgment plus costs.
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Court House
Circuit Court
W. O. Hamish
Washington & Columbia River Railrroad Company
Ella
Ella Hamish
J. J. Balleray
John McCourt
Plaintiff
W Lake suits to recover 160 acres in section 28
W Lake brings suit against Herman Suhl seeking possession of 160 acres in section 28 township 4 north range 32 BE WM. Lake claims ownership though Suhl has held and refused to surrender. He seeks $2000 rent since Jan 1 1898 plus possession. Attorneys T G Hailey and J J Balleray represent the plaintiff.
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W. Lake
Herman Suhl
Township 4
Range 32
BE. W. M
T. G. Hailey
J. J. Balleray
Plainter
Byers Sues Watson for 104.30 Debt From 1899
5S. Byers filed suit against D. B. Watson seeking judgment for 104.30 alleged due since 1899 for twice purchased by Watson. T. G. Hailey is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Byers
D. B. Watson
T. G. Hailey
Missing gray and bay mares sought by owner
Lost horses include a gray mare with a reached mane branded on the left hip by a half circle over a cross and a bay mare branded with a D on the left shoulder and a diamond on the right shoulder. A suitable reward will be paid by return to T. W. Ayres' barn.
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T. W. Ayres
Personal mentions fill town list from the region
Local columns report Fred Martin of Cold Springs and others visiting town including W A Wade from Adam, R Alexander returning from Portland, J E Guerry from Adams, Barney O Neil now in Cottage Grove, Mrs William Mack from Portland, Pearl Wells Weston teacher as guest, Mrs Edwin Switzler visiting Vancouver, J W Myrick from Warren urging a Warren post office, R T Cox from Pendleton via Portland, Fred Langever returned from Portland with labor federation notes, Mrs BE Wall and son en route to Eugene, James Spence from Butter Creek promoting Kunkel Implement Co, and Clifford Cleaver packing to move to Prairie City.
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J. E. Guerry
Adams
Barney O'Neil
Umatilla
Cottage Grove
William Mack
Portland
Pearl Wells
Weston
Renn
Miss Epple
Edwin Switzler
Hiteman
Vancouver
Wash
J. W. Myrick
Warren
Mr. Myrick
R. T Cox
Pendleton
Judd Family Hosts Charming Pendleton Soiree
Mr and Mrs F E Judd welcomed guests at their north Pendleton home for a memorable evening honoring Mr and Mrs B Y Judd. The house glowed with lights and flowers as cards and music filled the event. Light refreshments were served and Mrs Judd assisted by Miss Mary C Roberts and the honored couple who will stay in Pendleton for several months.
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F. E. Judd
B. Y. Judd
Judds
Plans to beautify Washington city unveiled by commissioners
The Washington city commissioners reveal a series of European-inspired plans to make the capital the most beautiful city globally. The advertisement then endorses Hostetter's Stomach Hitters as a trusted American remedy for indigestion headaches nerves and liver and kidney troubles.
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Washington
Hostetter
Laundry Safe Robbed in Portland
The City Laundry safe was broken into last night and a small amount secured. Local police investigate the incident and review security measures at the facility in Portland.
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Portland
Register Before May 15 to Vote in June Election
Citizens are reminded to register before May 15 to participate in the June election. The registration is free and there is no cost to register, ensuring eligibility for the upcoming vote.
Lewis and Clark Fair Promotion in Pendleton
Portland business men linked to the Lewis and Clark 1906 exposition will visit Pendleton Wednesday to discuss expo matters with local business and property owners. A Commercial Association meeting that evening will feature prominent speakers outlining the enterprise, inviting a broad audience from the business community.
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Portland
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton
Commercial Association Rooms
Association
Registration in County to Date
The county registrar notes growth in registration with 8528 names now listed in Umatilla. Four days remain to register and 1500 unregistered men in the county are expected to hurry to the polls.
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Court House
Umatilla
Kennedy
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Pendleton VS
Oua
Stationery
Tallman & CO
Hamisch
High Line
O. C. Barmess
Lafayette
Ind
S. EB. Smith
Hood River
Mr. Barmess
Barmess
Lake
Suhl
Watson
Fred Martin
Cold Springs
W. A. Wade
Adam
R. Alexander
Fred Langever
Painters’ Union
Federation of Labor
BE. J. Wall and Son
Hotel St. George
Eugene
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Wall
Columbia College
Milton
James Spence
Butter Creek
Kunkel Implement Company
Jim
Robert Stanfield
Clifford Cleaver
Prairie City
Gold Dust Twins
Steve French
Fairea
Caiceso
New York
Oxfords
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Mrs
G. Neuman
Lewis and Clark Fair
Owl
Court Strep
Oregon
Saving’s Bank
the Pacific Newspape
Market St
San Fran
Three Y International Encyclopaedic
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mergantile
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
C. F. Colesworthy
East
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