Pendleton Defeats Walla Walla In 17-15 Baseball Shootout
Pendleton edged Walla Walla 17 to 15 in a high scoring baseball game described as swattiest by the afternoon paper. Lori mer’s bats led with 18 of 29 total hits, despite missing pitchers and injuries, as Dean and Ehmke shined on the mound in relief. Return series to begin Saturday with Pendleton traveling to Walla Walla for four straight games.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Dean
P. C. la Grande
Baker City
Garden City
Walla
Tallaferro
Anderson
Ehmke
Balla
Cold starts demand rapid care and early action
The message urges starting treatment at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming chronic. Delaying care by even a few hours can extend suffering by days, so immediate steps are advised.
Time saving cold capsules promise worry free health
An ad touts F&S Cold Capsules as a quick remedy that saves time by preventing illness and the resulting worry and expenses. The copy asserts the capsules never fail in their protective effect and keeps buyers hopeful for avoidance of sickness.
Tea Not Sold In 1000 Coins Prompt Buyer Rejection
A grocer refunds money to a customer who could not buy Schilling's Best Tea. The ad notes the store will pay back if a powder fails and emphasizes satisfaction with Schilling's Best.
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Schilling
Mike Schilling
Croke Dropped. Rubin Jumps to Walla Walla Pitcher
Manager Lorimer announces changes as Croke is dropped from the team and Rubin will join Walla Walla as pitcher. Rubin and Taliaferro will handle duties next week for the nine in upcoming games.
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Lorimer
Croke
Walla Walla
Rubin
Nine
Taliaferro
Penitentiary Term Awaits Young Forger
Swift and harsh is the fate for Phaon Mettle a 15 year old check forger who cashed nearly 300 in bad checks then bought clothing and fled toward Detroit Michigan He was later tracked and the victim recovered the funds The case may send him to reform school though the offense is grave for his age and class of punishment.
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Phaon Mettle
Detroit
Mich
Mettle
First National Bank
Jerry Despain
P. Moves
Moses
Reform School
Will Renovate Schools For Next Year Under Landers
With public schools closed, repairs and renovations will start in June under Superintendent Landers. He will supervise the work and, after July 1, depart for five weeks to Portland for the Western Summer Institute for Teachers alongside Frank Rigler D A Grout and RH F Robinson.
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Landers
Portland
Western Summer Institute
Frank Rigler
D. A. Grout
RH. F. Robinson
Multnomah County
Little Ducks Stolen From St Anthony Hospital
Sorrow fills St Anthony's Hospital as seven ducklings and young geese vanish from a coop overnight. Hospital sisters offer a 5 dollar reward for information leading to their safe return.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Sister Mary Domna Dies After Illness in Hospital
Sister Mary Domna, 70, native of Philadelphia, died at 12:20 last night after illness. She taught in the Catholic school at Baker City. Funeral mass will be at St Marys Church tomorrow at o clock, conducted by Father Neate.
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Mary Domna
Philadelphia
Baker City
St. Mary's Church
Father Neate
Two Divorce Suits Filed in State Court
John BE Niemi seeks a divorce from Sofii Niemi. they married November 6, 1905, in Hoquiam Washington, no children, Peter West attorney. Martha E Ennis seeks a divorce from Hubert B Binnie. married July 26, 1904, in Lewiston Idaho, no children, Peter West attorney.
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John BE. Niemi
Sofii Niemi
Hoquiam
Washington
Peter West
Martha E. Ennis
Hubert B. Binnie
Lewiston
Idaho
Plaintiff
Economics lecture by W T Mills at Weston picnic
W T Mills a renowned author and lecturer delivers an economics address on Saturday May 99 the final day of the pioneers' picnic at Weston. Mills a University of Kansas graduate has written works on economics including The Struggle for Existence and is praised as a forceful speaker.
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W. T. Mills
Weston
Mills
University of Kansas
Editor Milton H Davis to Join San Francisco Press
Milton H. Davis former city editor of the Walla Walla Union arrives from the Garden City to accompany Lloyd Jones who has worked at the Pendleton Tribune for two months. They will pursue newspaper work in San Francisco.
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Milton H. Davis
Walla Walla
Weston saloon to reopen if county votes dry
A. Fuhrman, once in the grocery business and two years farming near Washtucna Washington, has bought Walter's saloon fixtures in Weston and plans to reopen the business soon if the county votes dry at the upcoming election.
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Weston
A. Fuhrman
Washtucna
Wash
Going Home to Vote in Oregonian Fashion
Supreme Court Commissioner Will R. King, who spoke at the Umatilla irrigation project opening in Hermiston yesterday, is in the city to vote on his way home to Ontario. He plans to return to Salem immediately after the election.
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Supreme Court
Will R. King
Umatilla
Pendleton's Reach Aids John Day Country Trade
BE McBroom, a Grant County resident from Ritter, says Pendleton is his chief trading point despite living 76 miles away on the John Day River. He notes strong crops, thriving stock, and planned beef cattle marketing through Pendleton next fall as John Day district looks to a bountiful year.
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Pendleton
John Day River
McBroom
Golden Rule Hotel
Grant County
Oregonan
Ritter
John Day
John Day Country
Hale Hiatt Nuptials Unite Couple in Presby Church
Claude Hale and Miss Clara Hiatt were married last evening at the Presbyterian church after the Wednesday prayer meeting. Rev. W. L. Van Nuys officiated. Hale works at the Savings Bank. Hiatt is daughter of Mrs. L. E. Hiatt of Portland and niece of Postmaster J. T. Brown. The couple will reside in a Vert house on College street.
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Claude Hale
Clara Hiatt
Presbyterian Church
W. L. van Nuys
Hale
Clergy Attends Redfield Funeral in Heppner
Rev Charles Quinney rector of Church of the Redeemer and Robin W Fletcher with Mrs Frank Dunn returned to the city last evening from Heppner after attending the funeral of C E Redfield who died suddenly Monday. Mrs Dunn is Redfield’s sister and former Tekoa resident. Quinney conducted the service.
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Redfield
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Robin W. Fletcher
Frank Dunn
Heppner
C. E. Redfield
Willie Parkes Dies at 20 in Walla Walla
William E. Parkes son of EB R Parkes of Walla Walla died after seven weeks illness. He was 20 years old and brother of Clyde Parkes the ball player and nephew of Judge Joe Parkes of Pendleton.
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William E. Parkes
Pendleton Mall
Walla Walla
EB. R. Parkes
Clyde Parkes
Joe Parkes
Railroad man Clark Smith promotes A N Hamilton in Oregon
Claud Smith formerly with O R & N on the Pendleton to Portland line now a freight conductor in Portland arrives in the city to campaign for A N Hamilton for railroad commissioner. Smith is a well known railroad man and will tour eastern Oregon counties on Hamilton's behalf.
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A. N. Hanlon
Claud Smith
Pendleton-Portland
Portland
A. N. Hamilton
Smith
Oregon
Hamilton
Rider Hurls From Horse at Hermiston Race Meet
Perry Rippey, son of E and EB Rippey of Echo, broke his thigh and suffered severe injuries when his horse collided with another and threw him during horse races at Hermiston last evening.
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Hermiston
Perry Rippey
Rippey
Echo
Newhro's Herpicide Promised To End Hair Loss
Unhappiness dispelled as Men and Women report relief from thinning hair. Advertisement touts Newhro the Herpicide, a scalp germicide claiming to destroy microbes causing hair loss. Sample offer and prices listed by The Herpicide Co Detroit with dealers A O Hoeppen & Bros.
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Thin
Bend
Atamre
Herpicide Co
Letroit
Mich
Hoeppen & Bros
Saloon Lies Exposed in Campaign Against Mayor Matlock
A Portland imported poster attacks Mayor Matlock of Eugene as untrustworthy, but locals call him honest. A Pendleton resident notes the mayor’s son has no drug store, same as R. Alexander, and says saloon supporters push false interviews to sway elections. Local business and farming interests back abolition for tax and business reasons.
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Portland
Umatilla County
Squire Inch
Matlock
Eugene
A. D. Wylie
Blaine Street
R. Alexander
Pendleton
Les
Central Committee
Fred Drake to Speak in Portland During Rose Show
Fred Drake Pen dleton native and advertising manager for a San Francisco firm will address the Advertising Men's League in Portland in the first week of June. He is the son of J. A. Drake and brother of Lee D. Drake of the Fort Oregonian, with many local supporters following his progress in advertising.
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Fred Drake
Pendleton
San Francisco
Pacific Soast
Advertising Men’s League
Portland
Mr. Drake
J. A. Drake
Lee D. Drake
Fort Oregonian
Strawberry contest held in Kennewick by local club
Last night a strawberry contest took place in Kennewick under the Kennewick Commercial Club. Three cash prizes were offered for the best display of quart boxes of berries.
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Kennewick
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Cross
Killilea
Houston
McAllister
M. Baker
Boewer
Balle
Walla Alla
F&s
Tallman & Co
United States Depository
United States
Phaon
Tle
County
Dail
Prof
Landers Whl
Will
E. B. M'Broom
Interior
Presbyterian Choir
Willie Parkes
Trousseau
Boston
Main Street
Rader's
V. Stroble
E. Court Street
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