Pendleton GH Team Opens Season Against Whitman
Pendleton high school football opens its season today in Walla Walla against Whitman college. Coach Lytle leads a light but speedy lineup featuring A Jordan at center and Captain Divine at full. Missing are Bean, Struve, Graham, C Jordan, and Snider but optimism remains high for the season’s prospects and a creditable showing.
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Pendleton High School
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Lytle
Garden City
Pendleton
A. Jordan
Williamson
Stangler
Hinderman
Houser
Milne
Tremedy
Kimball
Thompson
Bowman
Divine
Bean
Struve
Graham
C. Jordan
Snider
Jordan
Art Jordan
Stangier
Walla Walla High
Portland
Chapman
Finnell
McDonald
Walla Walla and Baker
Columbia College II
Pendleton Weather Moves and Local News
Official weather report lists a maximum of 71 and a minimum of 40 in Pendleton. Sylvester Simmons, buyer of the Lee Tettsch property on Jane street, has moved into the city home and plans to reside here. The United Orchestra will play at a dance in Umatilla this evening after traveling by motor car. Eli Parr pleaded guilty in federal court in Portland to bringing liquor onto the reservation, receiving a $10 fine and three months in jail. Captain John Isaacs of Helix, recovering from a second stroke, shows marked improvement and hopeful signs of recovery.
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Pendleton
Sylvester Simmons of
Myrick
Lee Tettsch
Jane Street
United Orchestra
Umatilla
Parr
Eli Parr
Portland
Isaacs
John Isaacs
Helix
High St
George
Marle St
Arthur Gibson
West Court St
Main
High Streets
Lewis Street
Ted
Missouril
Train Delayed After Sheep Collision Near Meacham
Train No 17 ran five hours late yesterday afternoon after colliding with a flock of sheep near Meacham. A few sheep were killed though the train was only briefly delayed. The flock belonged to the J E Smith company based in Oregon. A Bechtel and family from Kerwin Kansas are visiting Oregon seeking a new home and will tour the state by automobile before deciding on a location.
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Sullivan's
Meacham
J. E. Smith Company
Oregon
A. Bechtel
Kerwin
Kansas
County Court Adjourns For October Term
The county court adjourned after completing its October term business last evening. The judge and commissioners traveled to Barnhart this morning to view the proposed bridge site but will not act until the November meeting.
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Barnhart
Burned structure removed and debris cleared in Pendleton area
The O R L & N company has removed the charred remains of the old store department warehouse after a recent fire. Debris from the burned blacksmith shop at Court and Vincent streets has also been cleared. Former Pendleton resident Jethro Hardwick, who ran a second hand store in the Bowman Hotel Building, died in Walla Walla yesterday. His body was and burial plans discussed at Pendleton station.
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O. RL & N. Company
Court and
Vincent Streets
Open House at Pendleton Public Library Tonight
Open House at Pendleton Public Library from 7 to 9 this evening invites all local residents and library patrons. Attendees may talk freely in an informal social event showcasing newly purchased books funded by the Sturgis fund and the Ladies' Civic and Library Club. Library trustee Mists Fleet urges public to learn about the new volumes.
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Pen Dleton Public Library
Sturgis
Ladies’ Civic and Library Club
Mists Fleet
Salvation Army to Invade Russia with Czar's Consent
General Booth states the Salvation Army will begin work in Russia if the czar consents. At Scarborough he said he has never taken a penny from the army nor owned a fine house or automobile as charges claimed.
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Salvation Army
Russia
London
General Booth
Scarborough
Oakland Beats Vernon In First Inning Delay
Oakland won 2 0 in the first inning over Vernon with no further scoring. Wolverton was hit in the forehead by a pitch, collapsed, and could not continue. Batteries Hitt Carson Hogan and Myer Mitze for Vernon and Oakland, with close readings of the other games in Los Angeles and Portland fixtures.
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Vernon
Sos
Angeles
Wolverton
R. H. BE
Carson
Hogan
Mypser
Mitze
Los Angeles
Frisco
Cal
Browning
Howard
San Francisco
Eastley
Criger
Smith
Nagle
R. HE
Las Ambler Viervicce
Cessand Y el
Rie Eticee
Williams
Portland
Sacramento
Ore
Arrellanes
R. H. E. Sacramento
Treekensl
Portland Galves Sacs Eae Aes
LaLonge
Splesman
Steen
Fisher
Sammy Smith to Figh Willie Beecher in National Sporting Club Bout
New York on October 7 reports promoter Tom O'Rourke arranging a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club. Philadelphia lightweight Sammy Smith will face local fighter Willie Beecher after Smith recently defeated Knockout Brown, analysts deeming Smith a rising contender.
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Smith
Beecher
New York
Tom O'Rourke
Sammy Smith
Philadelphia
Willie Beecher
Stag
National Sporting Club
Brown
Rourke
Plead Guilty And Receive Sentences In Local Case
George McDonald, a Content saloon co owner, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a local option violation and was fined 200 dollars, to be served in county jail. Dave Myers pled guilty to stealing a vacuum carpet cleaner and received a one year penitentiary sentence. Pendleton and Athena near beer sellers indicted earlier may face further action this afternoon.
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George McDonald
Dave Myers
Louis Cargill
Pendleton
Athena
Gains by Baby Traffic in Walla Walla
A Spokane orphan traffic wave moves babies to Walla Walla, Wash, amid city concern over child adoptions. Officials report several infants being placed with new families, highlighting the breadth of this foster system and local responses to enforcement and welfare.
Ongoing baby import trade Between Spokane and Walla Walla Revealed
The article reports six babies moved from Spokane to Walla Walla homes in recent weeks as fallow wards for adoption. A. W. Lanningham arranges the transfers aided by Mrs. C. E. Gillilan who seeks homes for children. The piece notes the heavy activity draws regular visits from an agent of Falls City. It also mentions a German inventor unveiling a small wheeled frame for soldiers to crawl on the ground.
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Spokane
Walla Walla
Falls City
A. W. Lanningham
C. E. Gillilan
Lanningham
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