Pendleton Triumphs Over Walla Walla 18 to 0 in Open Game
Pendleton’s football team defeated Walla Walla 18 to 0 on a rough field under new rules. Divine scored early, Reeves kicked from the 3 yard line, and a first half safety left Pendleton leading 12 to 0. In the second half Baker added a TD with Reeves and Divin handling extra points. McDill, Buster, Reeves, Means, Hawley Beam and others starred for Pendleton.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Walla Wallons
Divine
Iitie
Reeves
Baker
Divin
McDi
Buster
Weston Fame
Reeves and Means
Hawley Beam
No Money for Station Derails Hermiston Branch
Yesterday the Agricultural College regents and Commercial association managers reported the regents lack power to use federal funds for branch experimental stations. A Hermiston station requires state maintenance funding, similar to Union, and cannot proceed without it. Captain J. T. Appereon spoke for the regents' committee and the president.
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The
Agricultural College Regents
Commercial Association Managers
Hermiston
Union
Corvallis Central Station Supervises Substations
Captain Apperson says the central Corvallis scientists can supervise the work at the branch station but no experimental station funds may be spent on any sub-station. The legislature is likely to be asked to appropriate money for one branch station at Hermiston at its next session.
Injured McCoy Expected to Recover After Depot Accident
J K McCoy Shanty McCoy a La Grande railroad watchman was badly hurt at the O R N depot last evening when he fell from a passing train and was struck by coach steps. He rests at St Anthony's hospital with head and back injuries, doctors hopeful for recovery barring complications. Parents James and Mrs McCoy arrived to stay by his side. His father long served as O R N freight agent at La Grande. brother injured at Umatilla eight months ago.
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J. KR
Shanty) McCoy
la Grande
St., Anthony's Hospital
W. G. Cole
James McCoy
McCoy
Umatilla
Eastern Oregon Guards Defeated. Company L Leads in Standings
Company L's rifle team leads as Pendleton beats The Dalles by over 100 points, crowning Company L eastern Oregon champions. Scores from Roseburg, Eugene, Ashland, Cottage Grove and Albany awaited. western Oregon third regiment results pending. In Kanes City Mrs. George A. Robbins announces Egyptian Concrete Burial Vault factory, powered by C. K. Hawis, offering air tight vaults as coffin substitutes gaining urban traction.
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Pendleton
Dalles
Baker City
Oregon
Roseburg
Eugene
Ashland
Cottage Grove
Albany
Portland
Oregon City
Woodburn
Salem
Kanes City
George A. Robbins
C. K. Haw
Kansas City
Coffin Trust
Party heads to Grand Ronde battlefield site
A party including Colonel B F Shaw, George H Himes of Portland, Major Lee Moorhouse, and Bert Huffman of the city departed this evening for La Grande to locate the scene of the July 17 1856 battle of Grand Ronde. Moorhouse will photograph the site and the battlefield will be marked.
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B. F. Shaw
George H. Himes
Portland
Lee Moorhouse
Bert Huffman
la Grande
Grand Ronde
Shaw
Moorhouse
Northern settlers seek milder Northwest winters
Enos M. Ricker of Fergus Falls Minnesota writes seeking to move to the Northwest to escape Minnesota winters. The East Oregonian notes letters of inquiry are becoming common as dissatisfied easterners show growing interest in this region.
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The
East Oregonian
Enos M. Ricker
Fergus Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Cider Boom In Uma Ulla County On Strong Apple Crop
This year’s apple harvest in Uma Ulla County yields abundant cider. John Nissen & Son report eight cider presses sold so far, a record for the city in recent years. The crop quality promises an excellent grade of cider.
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Uma- Ulla
John Nissen & Son
Buying Driving Horses In Nicola Visitors Seek Carload
Frank Miles and J F Hardman of Nicola British Columbia stayed in the city yesterday as guests of Guy Matlock while they searched for a carload of fine driving horses for a livery business in Nicola. They departed for Baker City last evening and expect to return in a few days.
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Frank Miles
Nicola
B. C
Guy Matlock
Baker City
Nleoja
Milton D. C. Brown Called Home by Father Illness
Lino type operator D. C. Brown was summoned to Milton by the illness of his father W. B. Brown of East Oregonian. The elder Brown, about 76, suffers heart trouble with slim hopes of recovery, though there is slight improvement today.
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D. C. Brown
Milton Janet
W. 8. Brown
Johnsons Orchestra at Umatilla Dance
Johnsons orchestra played for a dance at Umatilla last night and returned on the early morning train today.
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Johnson
Umatilla
Empress of China Steamer Nearly Ready to Sail
The Empress of China, the large steamship that capsized in Vancouver bay, sustained only minor damage and should be prepared for sailing again soon.
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Vancouver Bay
Sacred Music Concert Opens Winter Series at First M E Church
Tomorrow evening the First M E Church in Pendleton presents the first of four sacred concerto programs for the winter. A large choir has rehearsed an excellent mix of anthems and solos to be sung with organ accompaniment from a fine Northwest pipe organ. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. The program includes Beethoven Oregon Prelude, anthems, male quartets, duets, solos, and an organ offertory, with detailed choir rosters and names of soloists and sections listed.
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M. BE
Pendleton
M. E
Northwest
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