Pendleton Battles with Baker City in Eastern Oregon Clash
Pendleton high school faces Baker City this afternoon in Baker for the Eastern Oregon championship on the gridiron. Pendleton, outweighed slightly, travels with Coach Lytie and assistants Storie and Scott after a rugged week of practice. Lineup features Devine, Houser, Kimball, Chapman, Snyder, Finnell, Milne, Bowman, Stanger, with substitutes Hilt, C. Jordan, A. Jordan, Carlandea among traveling supporters including Principal Hampton and Deputy Sheriff Strand.
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Pendleton
Baker City
Oregon
Baker
Pendletonians
Lytie
Storie
Scott
St Biel Pearson Academy
Hampton
George Strand
Leon Cohen
Henry Collins
Roy Ritner
Marshal Spell
Devine
Houser
Kimball
Chapman
Synder
Finnell
Milne
Bowman
Stanger
Hilt. C. Jordan
A. Jordan
Carlandea
Tacoma Giant Stadium Damaged by Slide
Tacoma Nov. 11 Tacoma's great stadium seating thirty five thousand was damaged today by landslides after heavy rains A large section of the sodded slide gave way covering an entire end of a seating tier Several trains were delayed yesterday and last night by washouts due to floods
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Tacoma
Great Stadium
Mother in law of Max Baer dies
Mrs. Caroline Hexter, longtime Portland resident and Pendleton native, died at Max Baer’s Jackson Street home from diabetes after two weeks of illness. Aged 69, she is survived by son Harry Hexter and daughter Mrs. Charles Kahn of Portland. Remains to be taken to Portland for interment with funeral services Sunday afternoon.
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Caroline Hexter
Portland
Pennleton
Max Baer
Jackson Street
Spokane urged to land national grange meeting
Spokane WA delegates to the national grange convention at Atlantic City November 9 to 19 push to bring the 1911 gathering to the Pacific Northwest naming Spokane as the logical city. C B Keeley notes 22 000 grange members and extensive organizing in the year. Spokane Chamber of Commerce backs the bid citing strong agricultural hubs, railroad access, and hotel capacity.
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Spokane
Wash
Atlantic City
N. J
Pacific Northwest
C. B. Keeley
Washington State Grange
Michigan
Areo
Canada
England
France
Germany
Russia
Mexico
China
Japan
Australia
America
Spokane Ia
Two Kinds Motorton Family Car Delays Night
Motorton Sr complains about a late car outing. Motorton Jr explains a blowout caused the delay. Motorton Br jokes about tires or a road house. The scene ends with a prompt to read the want ads today.
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Motorton Sr
Motorton J
Motorton Br
Puck
Pendleton Moves and Library Story Hour Preview
Pendleton welcomes new residents as B B Anderson and family move into the H G F Rogers house on Jackson street. Miss Maud Maxwell from Hawthorne school leads tomorrow's story hour at the public library. A Virginia death reaches Mrs J Dunlop of 518 Pine street, her sister-in-law among the deceased. Roy A Brown’s jubilant wet victory ends with a $5 fine in police court today.
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Miss Maud Maxwell
Hawthorne School
Public Library
Sixter
Virginia
J. Dunlop
Pine Street
Charles
James Miurple
Roy A. Brown
Sponogle Heir Travels to Settle Father's Estate
Dr J RR Sponogle of Athena passed through the city en route to Seatrie to settle the estate of his father who recently died in that city. Heir to the property, he is the sole child of the deceased.
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Meir
J. RR. Sponogle
Athena
Seatrie
Cly
Sponodgle
Aid Society envoy visits schools to gain support
J. G. Kilpack traveling representative for the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Portland arrived from the east end of the county last evening and departed this morning for The Dalles. He toured all schools between here and Walla Walla and enlisted backing for the society.
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Aid Society
J. G. Kilpack
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society of
Portland
Dalles
Here
Walla Walla
WHHL to Build Two Story Brick on Fire Site
Wim Roesch announced plans to erect a two story brick building on the corner of Thompson and Court streets where a previous fire destroyed a structure adjacent to brewers. Architect Howard is drawing the plans for the new building.
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WHHL
Wim. Roesch
Thompson and
Court Streets
Howard
Crosswalk Renewals Continue In City
Street Commissioner Ed Stansbury and assistant Roy Montgomery push ongoing crosswalk renewals. They have installed over a dozen on the north river side and nearly fifty crosswalks elsewhere citywide, drawing appreciation from the public.
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Ed Stansbury
Roy Montgomery
Supreme Court Adjourns Eastern Oregon Docket
The supreme court cleared up its eastern Oregon docket yesterday afternoon and adjourned. Four members of the court, Justices Moore, McBride, Eakin and Slater, left for Salem this morning. Justice King remained in Pendleton and will join the other members in Salem Tuesday.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
Justtices Moore
McBride
Eakin
Slater
Salem
Justice King
Pendleton
Justice King Leaves for Walla Walla Visit
Supreme Justice Will R. King departs Salem this evening for Walla Walla to handle business before returning. He was a Democratic candidate for re election to the supreme bench but was defeated. He plans to resume law practice, possibly in Ontario or Portland, upon his return.
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Justice King
Supreme Justice
Will R. King
Walla Walla
Salem
Supreme Bench
Ontario
Portland
Tad Belts Visits Home From La Grande on Crutches
Tad Belts son of Mr and Mrs PT Belts of this city is visiting his parents from La Grande. He remains on crutches as his right foot, badly crushed between a steel rail and a box car, continues to be painful. Amputation was considered but doctors saved the foot.
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Tad Belts
P T. Belts
la Grande
Tad
Woman Arrested Over Unlicensed City Dog
Mrs Stickles of West Webb street was arrested this afternoon by Chief of Police Gurdane on a charge of keeping a dog in the city without a license. The dog allegedly bit Harold Godecke and several others. When asked to kill the dog, Mrs Stickler refused, leading to her arrest.
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Stickles
West Webb Street
Gurdane
Harold Godecke
William Godecke
His Last Term of Court Convenes in Heppner
Circuit Judge H. J. Bean leaves for Heppner to open his final jury term. He will resign as circuit judge to accept a seat on the state supreme bench, taking office January 1. District Attorney Phelps accompanies him.
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H. J. Bean
Heppner
State Supreme Bench
Sixth Judicial District
Phelps
Church Convention Convenes in County City Tonight
The county convention of the Christian church, gathered in this city yesterday, will conclude tonight with four state officers and several delegates from nearby towns participating. Attendance has been strong at all sessions, including Rev. A. M. Meldrum of Athens, Rev. J. G. Callison of Helix, Charles Gerking and wife of Athens, Mrs. Dave Taylor of Athena, and Mrs. Callbeck of Hermiston.
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The
Christian Church
Aire
A. M. Meldrum
Athens
J. G. Callison
Helix
Charles Gerking
Dave Taylor
Athena
Callbeck
Hermiston
Dr Cole Passes State Bar Examinations
Dr W G Cole of this city, former joint senator from Umatilla Morrow and Union counties, passed the state bar examination before the supreme court in the city yesterday afternoon. He does not intend to abandon medicine and may take a chair of medical jurisprudence at a medical college, likely the University of Oregon. Other successful applicants named include P A Anderson B A Koonce P B Gumm H B E Shipley and H R Dewart. George L Masiten, an attorney from Missouri, was also mentioned.
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Cole
Supreme Court
W. G. Cole
Umatlla-Morrow
Union
University of Oregon
P. A. Anderson
B. A. Koonce
P. B. Gumm
H. BE. Shipley
H. R. Dewart
George L. Masiten
Missouri
Wan Theorem 8S Attorney Nine Month Certificate
Wan from the District of Columbia holds a nine month certificate as attorney.
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Wan
Harria
District of Columbia
U S and S officer released from Japanese prison
Tokio reports Captain Frank J Miller of the United States Army, stationed in the Philippines, was released after three days in Moji prison for using a camera within the proscribed district.
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Tokio
Moji
Frank J Miller
United States Army
Philippines
Jeffries Dentes 1K Fight Rumor Denied
Jim Jeffries denied an offer from a Denver promoter to face Jack Johnson and reiterated that he has quit boxing. In Illinois, four miners died and eleven were injured in the Shoal Creek coal mine disaster near Hillsboro. Rescue efforts continue as eleven more are reported missing with unclear cause of the explosion.
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Los Angeles
Jim Jeffris
Denver
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Hillsboro
Shoal Creek Company
Absence of Northern Fish steamers Triggers Anxiety
Selkirk Man Nov 11 anxiety grips over the long absence of Northern Fish company steamers Wolverine Mikado and Rocket overdue and presumed safe yet frozen at Smoky Island in the lakes. The Wolverine is a 2800 ton vessel with a crew of fourteen and a passenger list of forty aboard.
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Selkirk
Man
Northern Fish Company
Wolverine
Rocket
Smoky Island
Governor May Decide Senator Ballot Result in Montana
Helena Nov 11 Reports indicate the legislature will be tried on a joint ballot for U. S. senator and that the lieutenant governor-elect, a Republican, will cast the deciding ballot. Returns from Sweetgrass, Carbon and Rosebud counties are expected to determine the result.
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Helena
U. S
Sweetgrass
Carbon
Rosebud
Great London ring road proposal at international conference
G L Pepler proposes a ten mile outer circular road around London to act as a garden suburb and fast traffic belt. The ring would link radial roads, open up land, and create outer markets, costing about 26 million dollars for land.
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Great London
London
G. L. Pepler
Greater London
Zoology Museum at University of Oregon
The zoology department at the University of Oregon in Eugene has built an extensive museum of comparative anatomy. It includes invertebrates from the Pacific coast and many vertebrates such as fish reptiles birds and mammals. Recent gifts from Oregon citizens have enhanced the native mammal collection.
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Zoology Museum
Oregon
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Pacific Coast
Electrical apparatus shipped from US to Philippines
Nearly a quarter of a million dollars worth of electrical apparatus was shipped from the United States to the Philippines last year.
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United States
Philippines
Galena Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Pill for Recovery
A Galena Kansas woman recounts a lump on her side that grew after a fall a year earlier. After medical advice suggested surgery she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the lump broke away. The ad promotes the product as a cure for female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors and more. It invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham.
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Galena
Kans
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
RR. Huey
Pinkh Lynnies
Intercollegiate cross country championship at Princeton
The annual cross country intercollegiate championship will start at Princeton at 11 tomorrow with James E. Sullivan refereeing. Last year the field included Cornell MIT Michigan Yale Dartmouth Syracuse Harvard Penn Columbia and Princeton. The Princeton Tigers are expected to improve on last year’s performance.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
James E. Sullivan
New York
Brookline
Mass
Cornell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Michigan
Yale
Dartsmouth
Syracuse
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Columbia
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Lydia E.pinkham
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