Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge to Meet in City
Grand Lodge of D O K K Knights of Pythias to convene in the city June 22 with O R and N offering special round trip rates to Pendleton and a 12 day Portland stopover for attendees. Gus C Moser and L R Stinson say many members will travel from south of Portland to Seattle fair after the session. A ceremonial session of Abd Ah Atif temple Knights of Khorassan is among the notable highlights.
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Portland
Knights
Seattle Fair
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
L R. Stinson
Gus C. Moser
Mr. Stinson
Grand Lodge
Pendleton
Seattle
Messrs. Moser and
Stinson
Order
Oregon
Abd- Ah! Atif Temple Knights of
Khorassan
Open to all Pythians for upcoming grand lodge class
The notice invites all Pythians in good standing to join a forthcoming grand lodge class, with a goal of at least 100 members.
Double observance of Memorial Day in Pendleton
Pendleton observed Memorial Day with the usual cemetery march grave decorations and a church program. Public offices closed and holiday hours in effect. 9 AM soldiers Spanish War veterans and Company L met at Main and Webb for cemetery ceremonies and a salute, then a memorial address by Dr. T. B. Ford followed by a 2 PM baseball game between the Chicago Bloomers and Pendleton Tigers. game progress not known.
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Pendleton
Company L
Main
Webb Streets
T. B. Ford
Chicago Bloomers
Pendleton Tigers
The Intelligent Trout Catch in a London Field Article
A correspondent describes fishing a small river where a trout broke free near the shore as the landing net approached. The fish grabbed surface grass with a weed in its teeth, resisting retrieval before the net finally trapped it.
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London Field
Millions in Wheat Deal in Chicago Ends May Slump
May wheat saw a major market manipulation record in Chicago as Patten reportedly earned over 3 million dollars. His line involved about 10 million bushels with a similar amount by his brother and 17 million by followers, totaling around 40 million bushels at an average profit of 20 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Patten
Saints Never Seen by Searching in Mirrors
A brief note notes that saints cannot be found by looking into mirrors, presenting a reflective, symbolic aside rather than a factual report.
Minors Barred From Public Games At Cigar Stores
Pendleton cigar stores and billiard parlors face new penalties as Senate Bill 29, now in effect, prohibits owners from allowing minors to play games such as cards billiards and dice throwing in public amusements. Violators face fines from 25 to 100 dollars. minors who falsely claim 21 or older face 10 to 100 dollars. Filed February 23 1909.
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Pendleton
Secretary of State
American League Results From Daily Baseball Card
Scores and lineups from the day’s games include St Louis 2 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 5 Chicago 1, with Brooklyn Boston and New York Philadelphia battles also noted. Batteries and individual names such as McIntyre Berg en and Matern Smith appear among the box score details.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
R. H. B. B. Tou Benywslus Secseaeesieny Olle
Cleveland Scivacivessstersad
Wadilell
Stephens
Berger
Rhodes
Bemis
Detroit
Chicago
R. H. B. Chigato
Smith
Sullivan
Payne
Summers
Schmidt
Brooklyn
Boston
McIntyre
Bergen
Matern
Lush
Phelps
Pittsburg
Maddox
Phil Upps
Adams
Gibson
New York
Wiltte
Meyer
Philadelphia
McQuillan
Ritchie
Dooin
Kench
Higginboth
Moran
Casper
McLean
Cloote
Spencer
Bender
Vicker
Dygert
Thomas
P.C
Pittsburg Oe Weer
Chicago Eresertesene
Beens
Cincinnati Seseneeede
Eee Kb
Brookly New York Ae
Beaton Sewer Icee
Detroit Poate
Eee
New York Jreiese Sléje Be
Boston Peewenennee
Aeertevek
Chicago Wae
Pon Eene A
Cote Nee
Washington
Thousand Life Insurance Agents Dropped in New York
New York Life Insurance will drop 1000 agents after May ends due to a $150 million annual new life insurance limit. Justice O'Gorman upheld the law as constitutional after a suit over a $25,000 policy commission. The firm says its staff will shrink from 7000 to about 2000, with offices reduced from 46 to 10.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
New York Life
Charles H. Bush
Court of Appeals
Edward R. Perkins
New York City
Results of the Ble Games Yesterday Coast League
Morning game in San Francisco featured San Francisco with Browning Berry and Armbraser among the pitchers and fielders. Afternoon tilt against Portland ended 6 to 10 for Portland with Harkness Graney Armbraser Fournier Corbett Henley and Berry contributing in the field and at bat.
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San Francisco
Browning
Berry
Garrett and Armbraser
R. H. E. Portland
Vcceseesaenacseae
Harkness and Graney
Armbraser
Fournier
Corbett
Henley and Berry
Los Angeles
R. H. E. Oakland
Dewreeneeee
Los Angeles Oe
Marie
Lewis
Thorsen
Newlin
Ross
Saveh
Oreee
Sacramento
Northwest League Game Postponed by Rain in Seattle
In Seattle, a Northwest League doubleheader between Seattle and Aberdeen was postponed due to rain. Portland and Spokane also had rain delays with a separate game tied after twelve innings 3 to 2, featuring players Rush, Custer, Starkell, and others.
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Seattle
Portland
Ore
Rush
Custer
Aberdeen
Starkell
O’brien
Campbell
Vancouver
Hickel
Stanley
Tacoma
Claffin
Bender
Guyn
Gough
Murry
Spokane
Killilay
Spencer
Stevens
Catcher
Winslow Bros. Debt Settlement Notice
Glenn Winslow gives notice of leaving the city on June 3 1909 and directs all debtors to settle accounts at Hanscom jewelry store. After June 3 1909 remaining balances will be forwarded to Attorney Geo W Coutts for collection.
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Winslow Bros
Hanscom Jewelry Store
Geo. W. Coutts
Glenn Winslow
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Clark
Mull
Burish
Hauser
Byrnes
Vernon
Harkins
Kinkel
Coast League
Segah
Leever
Camille
Snes
Sega
Pfister
Willis
Gibon
Cncinnati
R.H.E
Cincinnati
St Louis
Ebewedbaste LL
Ewing
Gasper
Karger
Roth
Pearce
Sallee
Panamas
Knox
Gordon Stiff
Gordon
Wenaha Springs
Gibbon
J.A. Borie
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