Buckaroos Prepping For Key Tomorrow Ball Game
Pendleton Buckaroos announce a strong season lineup for tomorrow’s Roundup park clash with Milton. Tracy Baker, Boston Am ericans first baseman elect, will start, with Milton and Echo players joining in. Managers expect victory despite prior drubbing, and local fans speculate on Baker’s westward finale.
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Atheny
Walla Walla
Boston Americans
Pendleton Buckarooes
Milton
Roundup Park
Nelson
Hie
Focal
Baker
West
Oregon Apple King wooed widow for $50,000 marriage
Henry C. Sproat, known as the Oregon Apple King, offered Mrs Frances Rosenblatt $50,000 to marry him. They confirmed the agreement in Venice and plan June nuptials with the money paid in advance. The couple met on Southern California beaches where both were visiting after personal losses.
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Oregon
Los Angeles
Henry C. Spreat
Frances Rosenblatt
Nelson Morris
Packer
Chicago
Sproat
Venice
California
Rosenblatt
Chicagoy
New Look Lineup Sparks Curiosity for Tomorrow’s Game
The team unveils a new pitcher a new catcher and a new shortstop creating speculation. Tomorrow’s lineup includes Snocks at catcher Ber ger on the mound Baker at first Nevins at second Dickson at third Monroe at short Bliss in left Shaffer in center and Nelson in right.
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Snocks
Berger
Baker
Nevins
Dickson
Monroe
Bliss
Shaffer
Nelson
Pendleton Newsy Notes: Graduates, Games, and Bonds
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports on Eeho echoeola graduation photo day led by Principal O A Cannon, last night’s exercises, and local sports. Adams rivalry prep with Toumdsups to play. loom team strengthens. girls depart for Athena to join Caledonians. Moore school bond vote 13 to 3. Northern Pacific purchases land totaling about 3500 dollars for sections 14 27 22 in N R 29.
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Peho
O. A. Cannon
The
Eeho Echoeola
Pendleton
Frank K. Welles
D. Cheesman
Moore
Freewater
N. P
Northern Pacific Company
N. R
W. J. Furnish
Murphy Loses His Dog in Forced Euthanasia
Joe Murphy mourns the loss of his prized cocker spaniel, killed after violent fits. He notes the dog was a blooded animal, valued highly, with a father owned by a publican and a mother by a preacher, and calls the cross a fine one.
Circuit court to hold special session for dock cleanup
A special circuit court session begins Monday morning to clear dock issues. Six trials remain including a state condemnation suit against C. C. Hendricks. Several criminal cases will be investigated by the grand jury.
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Circuit Court
C. C. Hendricks
Sutherland Wins Sewer and Water Contracts In Northwest
George H. Sutherland of Walla Walla gains contracts to build 40 000 feet of sewer in La Grande at 42000 dollars and to install a water system in Haines at 15473 dollars. He already holds contract for extending water mains to asylum rounds and will enter another bid for gravity system work.
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Sutherland
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
la Grande
Haines
Walsh Grocery Closes. Sheriff Seizes Assets
An announcement said Walsh Grocery in the Temple building closed its doors. Sheriff Taylor attached the proprietor for Lang & Co of Portland, who claim about $600. The store is heavily involved with other large creditors. The owner had built a nice trade.
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Walsh Grocery
Walsh
Temple Building
Sherrif Taylor
Lang & Co
Portland
Runaway Wagon Tales End Without Injury
A horse team from Columbia Produce started a run at about 11 this morning then halted abruptly in an alley between Frazier Book Store and Alexander Department Store. The wagon collided with walls and toppled, the horses tangled yet freed with narrow escapes from heels. No injuries or damage to horses or wagon reported.
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Columbia Produce Company
Frazier Book Store
Alexander Department Store
Reward Check Exhibited By Jeweler In Window
Jeweler A L Schaefer today displays a reward check from the Jewelers Security Alliance for 100 dollars, honoring Sheriff T D Taylor and Chief T B Gurdane who captured Ivan Ring Holt after a window burglary at Schaefer Jewelry. The Alliance includes over 500 jewelers nationwide and recognizes the officers’ work.
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A. L. Schaefer
Security Alliance
Shield on Store Window Rewards Arrests
A brass shield in the window offers a reward for the arrest and conviction of any burglar. The firm reports over 14,000 dollars paid in rewards, noting thieves avoid shops displaying the shield. Dur ing the day, Welles and wife attended graduation exercises in Hermiston and joined the joint picnic at a grove near Yoakum with speakers Mr. Welles Prin L F Johnson and J F Fishe.
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Welles
Hermiston
Nolin
Yoakum
Mr. Welles
Prin
L. F. Johnson
J. F. Fishe
J. A. Hawks
Pendleton Partner Robbed of 500 Dollars
A. Cresswell, a Pendleton farmer, reported to police last night that he had been robbed of 500 dollars but could give no details. He admitted frequenting saloons while in town to oversee a grain shipment. His brother in law C. H. Cable, 1173 Rodney Avenue, has been staying with him.
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Pendleton
A. Cresswell
C. H. Cable
Rodney Avenue
Portland Telegraph
Disorderly conduct arrests in police court scene
Disorderly conduct charges filed this morning against Floyd Heathman Ralph Peel and Click Humphrey after a street fight. One pleads guilty while Humphrey plans trial as Vaughan Finch and Chris Blum face obscene language charges. Three drunks also appear. Joe Randolph and Henry Le receive three days in jail and Charley Max pays a five dollar fine.
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Floyd Heathman
Ralph Peel
Click Humphrey
Vaughan Finch
Chris Blum
Joe Randolph
Henry le
Charley Max Max
Masked Revelry Planned for Rose Festival in Portland
Portland plans masked revelry during the Rose Festival with sections of Sixth and Seventh streets set aside for festivities. Alternate intersections will host bands, decorations, and illuminated streets to evoke fairyland as fraternal orders join in wearing lodge insignia. Burlesque stunts and dances may occur while the public is invited to participate honoring Momus and Comus.
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Portland
Momus
Comus
Revere
Henry Dalton Continues Work at Alameda Office
Henry Dalton assessor of Alameda County returns to his office in Oakland California and declines to discuss charges that he accepted and solicited a $5000 bribe from Spring Valley Water to reduce assessments. He remains out on $4000 bail.
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Emmy Cominyp
Oakland
Calif
Henry Dalton
Alameda County
Spring Valley Water Company
Mausoleum for dog reveals quirky ending for Knightley
The embalmed body of a fox hound found in a Denver secret grave eight months ago was shipped to New Hampshire in a costly hermetically sealed coffin. Along with a gold bracelet once worn by an eastern woman, the remains are now interred in a marble mausoleum of a wealthy New England family. Knightley, an educated ambitious man, grew a recluse after a love disappointment and let the dog be his sole companion during travels.
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Denver
Colo
New Hampshire
New England
Napier Knightley
Knightley
Charleston
8. C
Boys Plan Bank Robbery With Soup Explosive
Four Capitol Hill boys at Longfellow school allegedly plotted to blow Fremont bank safe with self made soup explosive then flee to Mexico with the loot. Leslie Turner aged 14 told police of the plan after arrest near Pike Street before daybreak. Police doubt the earlier series of safe blows and see Turner’s tale as attempts to bolster gang image.
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Fremont
Turner
Pendleton High School Baccalaureate Service Tomorrow
The class of 1911 baccalaureate service will be held tomorrow evening at the First M. E. church. Rev. A. MacKenzie Meldrum of the First Christian church of Athena will deliver the address. The program includes organ preludes, hymns, invocations, anthems, readings, the baccalaureate address, and benediction.
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Pendleton High School
A. MacKenzie Meldrum
First Christian Church of
Athena
Richmond Horse Show Opens in Virginia for Amateur Riders
Richmond Va May 20 Amateur horsemen from the Old Dominion and other southern states gather in Richmond for the Virginian Horse Show and Facing association meet. The event continues through Monday with competitions for local and visiting riders and numerous showcases.
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Richmond
Old Dominion
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