Pendleton Triumphs Over Weston In Near-Priced Tilt
Pendleton finally beat Weston on their ground lifting the score to reflect a reversed standing and steady gains. Small pitched well in his new role and Lieuvallon behind the plate showed promise, while Weston’s early four-run first inning faded as Pendleton rallied to six five lead before late pitching changes doomed the visitors.
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Pendleton
Weston
Nike
Town Hall
Prof. Forbes
Nelson
LaBrasche
Small
Lieussien
Lievallon
Knapp
Accused Op Petty Larceny Pair Held in Jail
J. J. Guenette and Nellie Guenette, his wife, are jailed on charges of stealing towels and other goods from Penland lodging house. The stolen items were recovered, and authorities say the evidence points to guilt. Mrs Guenette had left by morning train for Echo to seek work when Guenette was arrested shortly after the train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Guenette
Nellie Guenette
Penland
Chinese funeral after Chinatown row ends in fatal shooting
In Walla Walla a Sunday Chinatown disturbance ended fatally with one Chinese man shot and another wounded in the throat. Both died and were buried today after Pendleton Chinatown residents attended the double funeral. The episode followed a day of secrecy about an arrest and a train arrival.
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Wallia Walla
Tota
Pendleton
Picnickers Dreaded Thunder Shower Near Birch Creek
A picnicking party including Mr and Mrs R E Tarbett Mr and Mrs J E Bennett Mrs C G French Miss Ena Uren Miss Julia Cooke Charles Frenet and E G Estabrook spent the day on Birch Creek about 20 miles away. They were caught in a severe afternoon thunder shower south of town. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Weeley Matlock and children departed for Portland to spend the summer renting a cottage at 27 Williams Avenue and leasing their home to Mr and Mrs George Gillette until after the Lewis and Clark fair.
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Mra
R. E. Tarbett
J. E. Bennett
C. G. French
Ena Uren
Julia Cooke
Charles
Frenet
E. G. Estabrook
Birch Creek
Portland
Weeley Matlock
Williams Avenue
Metropolie
George Gillette
Barley Exhibit From Birch Creek Farm Planned for Portland
Charles McBee brings a few sheaves of barley from his Birch Creek farm to the Dimatiha county exhibit at the Lewis and Clark fair. The six foot tall irrigated barley is near full heads and will be sent to Portland with other exhibits.
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Charles McBee
Birch Creek
Dimatiha County
Portland
Echo Eagles Visit Pendleton Lodge Growth
A delegation from the Echo Eagles visited Pendleton aerle to inspect the local lodge’s work. L A Bates Clark Gilbert Claud Oliver and about a dozen others attended to report Echo’s newly formed group is flourishing rapidly.
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Echo Eagles
Pendleton Aerle
L. A. Bates
Clark Gilbert
Claud Oliver
Werue
Echo
Fletcher Sawmill Plans Full Blast With 60 Men
Fletcher's Wes ton area mill owner William Fletcher was in town yesterday to conduct business as the mill operates at full blast with a crew of sixty workers. Considerable lumber is being hauled as operations continue.
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Wiliam Fietcher
Fletcher
Weston
Pendleton Public Schools Close Tomorrow After Exams
Public schools in Pendleton will close tomorrow at 10 o'clock as most examinations wrap up this afternoon. The year has been described as the most important and successful yet, with new buildings set to be completed and ready for service next year.
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Pendleton
Ladies Ald Society to Meet at Mrs Rice's Home
The Ladies Ald Society of the Congregational church will convene next Thursday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs G M Rice for their meeting.
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Ladies
The
Congregational Church
G. M. Rice
Night Service At Postoffice To Improve Mail Handling
Pendleton post office introduces a night shift with H. Lee Osborn as clerk, reorganizing duties and moving B. G. Estabrook to night clerk. Incoming mills from East and West will be distributed as soon as received, with outgoing mail cutoff moved to 10 p.m. Tomorrow is a governor declared holiday. offices close except 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Pendleton
H. Lee Osborn
B. G. Estabrook
Washington Federated Clubs Meet in Garden City
Washington federated clubs gathered in Olympia to honor dignitaries from across the state. About 1900 members support civic improvement, education, and industrial training with Washington history collection housed at the University of Washington in Seattle. Visitors from Oregon and Idaho expected to attend the closing day.
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Washington
Walla Walla
Seatte
State Board
Federated Clubs
Rocky Mountains
Olympia
Mies Shelton
Shelton
Wash
Oregon
Idaho
Federatio
Whitman baths open for public swimming season
The Union reports Whitman college facilities in Walla Walla will open from June 15 to September 1. Public access includes tennis courts gymnasium and a swimming pool 27 by 652 feet with a sloping bottom and depths from 3 to 6 feet, with safety measures and a swimming instructor overseeing beginners.
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Walla Walla
Death notices from Umatilla and Lima claim two lives
A six year old girl Eadle Bushman daughter of Narcisse Bushman on the Umatilla reservation died from scarlet fever yesterday evening Funeral planned for tomorrow with burial at the Catholic mission. Danie J. O'Day general superintendent of pipelines for Standard Oil died at Lima Ohio aged 50 years.
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Eadle Bushman
Narcisse Bushman
Umatilla
Catholicc Mission
Danie J. O'Day
Standard Oil
Lima, O
Umatilla and Morrow County Day Excursion Planned
Promoters announce extensive plans for the Umatilla and Morrow county day excursion on June 7. EL Hallock and J H O Neil report strong interest from Eastern Oregon and Washington as the O R & N prepares extra passenger equipment to handle large crowds to the Lewis and Clark fair via Walla Walla and Whitesburg routes. The event will feature opening and special exercises across Inland Empire cities with coordinated travel arrangements to ensure comfortable attendance.
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TE Matlock
Unitilla County
Washington
EL Hallock
Ematilla
Morrow County
Walla Walla
Whitesburg
Inland Empire
Hallock
J. H. O'Neil
Oregon
Umatilla
Vacations Loom For Pendleton Teachers And Staff
Teachers from here and beyond prepare to depart for summer homes from the eastern states to the Willamette Valley and California. Several will marry or move on, with weddings of Miles Marsh and Miss Epple noted. Prof. Conklin closes affairs here before departing for Ontario, while G W Eyre plans a move to Dayton and California for the summer.
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Willamette Valley
California
Pendleton
A. E. Ivanhoe
la Grande
Pearl Wills
Weeton
Elimbeth Parrott
Roseburg
Eva L. Wood
Weston
Anna Lingenfeiter
Idaho
Mista Epple
Neva Lane
Eva Froome
Sadie Baum
Ming Stella Marple
Pearl Rinearnon
Nellié McAdam
Eva Uren
Jona Marsh
Miles Marsh
Miss Epple
Prof. Conklin
Open Air Theater Project Near McMinn Bridge
The East Oregonian reports the open air theater at the north end of the Matin street bridge will begin within days and rush to completion to have the park ready by June 15. In summer, McMinn and Redmond companies will use the park alternately, with one company here and the other at Walla Walla. Next Sunday night the McMinn troupe will perform The Passion Slave at Fraser theater after last Sunday's show.
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East Oregonian
Food Authority
Mv- Minn
Matin Street
McMinn
Redmond
Walla Walla
McMinn Troup
Fraser Theater
Shoes Cost 31000 in Glitzy London Display
A society lady in London wore jeweled shoes valued at five hundred dollars a pair at a recent function. The ornate footwear, covered in diamonds rubies and pearls, matched a gown said to be worth 4 fabulous cum, reflecting a revival of Middle Ages flamboyance in fashion.
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Regent Liinen
London
Fair Opening Draws La Grande Baker City Crowd
A large turnout from La Grande and Baker City gathered at the opening of the Lewis and Clark fair this morning. An Italian girl, about a year old, fell into Michel Creek at Fernie, British Columbia, while being assisted by a man who was rescued with difficulty.
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la Grande
Baker City
Fernie
B. C
Michel Creek
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