Nose Injury Delays Cubs White Sox Charity Game
A White Sox vs Cubs charity game near the Umatilla reservation was halted after White Sox catcher Miss Kirkpatrick was struck in the nose by a pitch. She recovered quickly with cold water and the event continued as planned. The outing featured a full program with music, a banquet, and a tour by the famed western band, plus Miss Mary Sherner of Washington, D. C., as a guest soprano.
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Cubs
White Sox
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Wise
Penland
Kirkpatrick
City Hall
Umatilla
Indian Agency
Ecity
Richardson
Cooper
Moore
Baker
A. Schroeder
Tenningson
C. Sharp
K. Sharp
Evans
Nell
R. Wises
Ineup
Elder
Merwin
McPherson
Holman
Joneey
Schroeder
Maxwell
Jonsey and Ruggice
George
Warren
Marine Band to Play Here on October 12
Pendleton announces the United States Marine Band will perform at the Oregon Theater next Saturday afternoon. It is the only Western small city on the tour with Portland Walla Walla Spokane Seattle and Tacoma also hosting stops. The band, formed in the early 1800s and reorganized in 1899, is one of the nation’s oldest musical organizations.
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George. E Chamberlain
Otage
Taft
Rational
Beekman Winthrop
Navy
William H. Stantermann
Oregon Theater
Mary Sherner
Washington, D. C
Pendleton
West
United States Marine Band
Portland Walla Walla
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Washington
Idaho
Northwest
National Organization
Secretary of the Navy
Round up beds provided for eleven thousand people
Approximately 11,000 people received beds through the Round-up accommodation committee with HQ staff estimating totals after final checks last Saturday. The figures exclude visitors and those housed by hotels, showing strong local response to open home appeals. Round-up directors consider a "white city" to handle crowds next year.
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Adams
Athena
Freewater
Milton
Walla
Gold cargo from Nome arrives on Senator record haul
The steamship Senator reached Seattle with gold bullion valued at 2,250,000 and weighing four tons. The treasure cargo, a season’s record, came from Nome and mining camps including Iditarod Ruby Fairbanks and Plat Creeks. 335 passengers aboard included miners IK. BE. Byers EK. J. Ives George Friend Joe Bennett and L. M. Jesson.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaskan
Iditarod
Ruby
Fairbanks
Plat
IK. BE. Byers
EK. J. Ives
Hot Springs
Istituarod
George Friend
Flat Creek
Joe Bennett
Upper
Hanaba
Far North
L. M. Jesson
Lay
Brothers Meet After Forty Years In Ashland Hospital
W E Carlock a Merlin rancher sought treatment in Granite Creek hospital Ashland Or. His Portland brothers A B Carlock and H M Carlock arrived to join the reunion after forty years apart. H M a Portland insurance firm member, A B a retired Portland capitalist and long time Wells Fargo man. W E Carlock underwent abdominal operation with a hope for complete recovery.
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Ashland
Get
Granite Cry
W. KE. Carlock
Merlin
A. B. Carlock
H. M. Carlock
Portland
H. M
W. E. Carlock
Portand
Wells-Fargo
Northwest
Co. C. Beekman
Pioneer Express
Jacksonville
W. BE
Carlock
S&s
Pendleton News Notes On Week Meeting Changes
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a Wednesday meeting for the ladies Maccabees at Mrs Connell's home, a Pendleton Presbytery gathering next Wednesday, and independent candidate J H West filing for Milton Freewater constable. Also notes Pioneer M J H Gibson ill, land sales near Adams to Josephine Stone, Rose L Hamilton buying Pendleton lots, Neagle funeral, river association meeting at Lewiston, De Longvert estate inventory valued at 11722 81, and Round-up recoveries and champion Ed Gibson's return.
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de Longvert
Pee P. Madernach
Hendricks
C. K. Cranston
Alme de Longvert
Sensational Pasco Trial Opens for Murder of Bank Manager
The Pasco murder trial of Mrs Anna Christlanson began this morning. A jury list of 100 names was drawn to select twelve jurors to hear testimony and decide the verdict. The banker Henry Christlanson allegedly died after a poison was found in his stomach on autopsy. Helix Advocate debuts as an independent weekly in Umatilla County, edited by R C Julian and WHL Preson, promising lively coverage for Helix.
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Pasco
Anna Christianson
Henry Christlanson
Helix
Helix Advocate
Umatilla
Advocate
R. C. Julian
Whl Preson
Fights Spite Fence With Negro Tenants
Chicago Oct 7 A feud over a spite fence and race based housing moves was presented to the Cook county board of review. Mrs A Spickel said she lowered the value of her North Paulina street property by renting to colored tenants to spite the neighboring owner. The adjoining flat owner was accused of blocking a sidewalk and erecting a brick wall near the wall line. Mrs Episkel described her war to a finish and vowed to house colored tenants as a protest.
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Chicago
North Aide
Cook County Board of Review
A. Spickel
Aldine Avenue
North Paulina Street
Unlucky blast tears skull of worker at dam site
In White Salmon Washington a Greek laborer at Northwestern Electric dam worksite suffered half his skull torn by a falling rock from a blast. Crew nearby heard the blast as 13 charges were used. Earlier blasting killed another man who fell hit his head and drowned.
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White Salmon
Wash
Northwestern Electric Company
Headache Cured by Stomach Remedy Ad
An ad claims a disordered stomach causes sick headaches and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. For sale by all dealers.
Boot Black Arrested in Bowman Bar Stand Case
EK M Young, a colored bootblack, was arrested for violating a city ordinance and ignoring police warnings. Judge Fite Gerald suspended his sentence pending good behavior. Jack Larager faced court for drunkenness. Heston Green, Birch Creek rancher, died at his daughter's Hilgard home Saturday night, shocking his many friends. His wife had died about a year earlier.
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Boot Black
EK. M. Young
Bowman
Fite Gerald
Jack Larager
Heston Green
Birch Creek
Hilgard
S.wheeler
W. F. Matlock
Lester Swaggart
Mrs Ira Hughes Returns from Portland as Officer in Charge
Mrs Ira Hughes, wife of a local officer, arrived home from Portland where she served as a law officer in charge of four women prisoners held by U S authorities. Her success proved her husband is not the only family member qualified to wear a star.
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Ira
Ira Hughes
Portland
Law
U. S
Averill Promoted to District Game Warden in Eastern Oregon
Edgar F. Averill, deputy game warden for Umatilla County, is promoted to district game warden for the north half of eastern Oregon. He will command about forty deputies and spend most time traveling to direct their efforts. He left this morning for the county's south end.
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Standard Grocery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
R. Wise
L. George
M. Nagle
Arte Porty
Newsy
Lady Maccabees
Mrs. Connell
M. J. H. Gibson
Floyd Anderson
Jefferson. Street
Hart
Pendleton Presbytery
J. H. West
Milton- Freewater
John Wesley Peringer
Josephine Stone
Rose L. Hamilton
Jack Huston
John Temple
Arnold and
Raley
Lilleth Street
Court
Alta
Neagle
James Neagle
Olney
Lewiston
S. A. Lowell
Open River Association
Umatilla County
Cyril G. Brownell
Umavilla
H. Hudemann
Myrick
Dick Parker
Jim Hutchison
Alan
Ed “Hoeot" Gibson
California
Police Gazette
Beddow @ Miller
Corner Court and Garden Sts
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
Oregon
E. Webb St
State Hotel
China
Constantinople
Calcutta
Leipzig
Vancouver
Elgin
Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler
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