Desperate Fight With Wild Deer Near Pendleton Academy
Roscoe Frost of Goodman hardware fought a ferocious deer near Pendleton Academy after it charged him while he crossed the Walters mill race. The animal, owned by Louis Anderson, has recently been vicious and was captured after Frost rammed it into the old chicken yard. injuries to Frost were minor but include torn clothing.
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Roscoe Frost
Savage Beast
Pendleton Academy
Animal
Dee
Louis Anderson
Pendleton
Goodman Hardware Store
Frost
Perkins Avenue
Walters Mill
Elliott
Mr. Frost
Mr. Anderson
Start treatment early for a tough cold cure
The advice urges acting at the very onset of a cold rather than waiting. Delays can bury the illness deeper, making recovery harder and prolonging suffering. Early care may shorten duration and lessen discomfort.
Pendleton High 18 Champion Narrowly Secures Victory
Pendleton High wins 18 in a game marked by Kimball's speed and a decisive late run. Captain Tracy Baker earns noted praise for the kickoff and steady play that limited Baker City's chances, while Devine earns credit for the place kick and subsequent goal.
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P. H
Baker
Kimball
Tracy Baker
Baker City
Devine
Pendleton Stars Shine in Gridiron Clash and Gym Plans
Reeves plays through pain as Pendleton wins ten to five over Baker City in a hard fought high school football game. Penland impresses with reliable catches and forward passes while coach Lytle’s new plays swing the margin. Postgame notes praise Reeves grit, rooters rally, and Thanksgiving matchup looms. Gym classes at the Commercial association expand offerings with new schedules and enrollment.
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Reeves
Pendleton
Means
Easter
Bean
Lytle
Baker City
Bakerites
Rooters
Hampton
Harold Warner
Rooter Brigade
Spectatora
Big game set as Washington hosts Oregon in Seattle
In Seattle on November 16, anticipation runs high for the annual Washington vs Oregon game. May or Johns and Baker City figures were chauffeured to the ground yesterday, the visiting team hosted at a Sturgis residence, and Gordon Moores of Oregon may suit up. An estimated 6000 fans are expected as Bruce Shorts and R N Hockenberry oversee play.
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Shockley
T. T. Geer
Thomas Vaughan
Ralph Swinburne
W. L. Thompson
W.C. McKenney
R. E. Tarbet
Mark Moorhouse
BE. B. Aldrich
H. C. Thompson
George Hartman, Jr
J. T. Lambrith
James Sturgis
G. M. Rice
Royal M. Sawtelle
Leon Cohen
A. L. Knight
Marshall Spell
Gale Sturdivant
J. L. Grimes
L. G. Frazier
J. R. Stott
Roy Alexander
Percy Folsom
Lee Teutsch
F. E., Judd
W. C. Minnis
W. H. Collins
J. E. Montgomery
C. H. Marsh
Louis Cargill
E. A. Vaughan
John Mc Court
Aubrey Graham
Ingrem
Fred Hartman
C. A. Hil
J. F. Robinson
Charles J. Ferguson
Baker City
Johns
Sturgis
Seattle
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Gordon Moores
Oregon
Washington
Bruce C. Shorts
R. N. Hockenberry
Frost and
Place
Dartmouth
Country Passengers Fill Walla Walla Trains
Crowded O R N Jocal and Northern Pacific passenger trains bring country people to the city for trade. Visitors from across the county fill the platforms as optimism prevails about the money situation and the country’s stability amid rumors of a panic.
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O. R. & N. Jocal
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific
Switchmen Wage Advance Reaches Settlement
G E Crom representative of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation trainmen Mt division returned from Portland where wage schedule adjustments were finalized. An increase of about two cents per hour was granted to switchmen and minor differences were settled amicably.
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Ge. EB. Crom
Mountain Division
Ils
Portland
Cow Wins Game by Proving Ferocious on Weston Mountain
A pet cow owned by Mrs. Lizzie Lansdale of Weston Mountain disrupted a Normal College football outing. The cow tossed players with horns, ripped clothing, and forced scrimmages, finally ending the episode by browsing in Caplinger’s pasture, while Captain Lansdale issued orders from the sidelines.
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Lizzie Lansdale
Weston Mountain
Caplinger
Zane Lansdale
Lansdale
Denham Recovering From Injury After Game
Superintendent J. S. Landers received a Baker City report that Denham, the Baker City player injured in yesterday's game, is now recovering. He was in poor condition when the team left for home this morning.
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Denham
J.S. Landers
Baker City
Explosion Rips Pittsburg House. One Fatally Hurt
Twenty five persons were injured yesterday with one fatality when a Pittsburg dwelling was blown to pieces by a natural gas explosion. The ensuing fire seriously burned one firefighter as rescuers fought to control the blaze.
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Pittsburg
Italians Leaving Spokane for Europe in Record Numbers
Spokesman-Review reports a surge of Latin European laborers from Spokane purchasing tickets to the East and Europe. Italians, mostly workers, save money through a prosperous season and many plan to return home with families for Christmas. about 600 bought tickets to Europe in the last three weeks.
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East
Europe
Italy
Spokane
Saya
Middle West
W. 8
Brewater
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Seatte
Alaska
Sound
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