Father Seeks Missing Son in Pendleton Case
Kaneas Mas arrives in Pendleton seeking Frank M. Haines 32 believed to be hauling wheat near Helix. Haines left Nortonville Kansas twelve weeks ago on a real estate trip and later wrote of hospital confinement in Pendleton with meningitis. His father J C Aluines reports no word since. sheriff Taylor assists in the search.
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Frank M. Haines
Pendleton
Helix
J. C. Aluines
Nortonville
Kansas
Hecht
West
Young Norton
Pueblo
Colorado
Taylor
Petrified fish found by California miners near Mokelumne Hill
California miners report two petrified fish in the Bouyoir mine tunnel near the Calaveras river fifteen miles east of Mokelumne Hill. One fish measured seven feet, the other fifteen, with blast damage preventing preservation. The fossils lay in cement travel as ancient gravel filled an inland sea. Mrs. A. W. Nye returns from Tacoma and Portland.
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San Andreas
Cal
Bouyoir
Calaveras River
Mokelumne Hill
Newsy Notes Of Pendleton and Surrounding News
Pendleton reports investor visitors from Tacoma led by O Thorsen and Pete Larsen. Eastern Oregon business tour hints at investments. Also, Leola the Swift Pacer, Frank Frager’s pacer, is training in Walla Walla with notable times. Ranchers from Cutter Creek and Butter Creek clinics discuss the Round-up plans. The Pasthyde amusement gallery moved to Brownfield building on Main. Civil service exams announced at Pendleton Post Office with salaries from 1080 to 1500. Mrs. Raines to Salem asylum for treatment after months of illness.
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O. Thorsen
Pete Larsen
E. BR. Wederburgnd
David Thorp
Tacoma
Oregon
James Estes
Pasthye
Hendrix
Main and
Webb Streets
Brownfield
Main Street
Fair Pavilion
Civil Service
Lester Cronin
Civil Service Commission
Pendleton
Raines
Nate Raines
State Asylum For the
Salem
Baines
Athena Couple Weds In Athena Baptist Church
Henry A Barrett a prominent young business man of Athena wed Kathleen McEwen daughter of the mayor at the Baptist church parsonage by Rev Ralph E Storey at 8 last evening. They left on the late train for a brief wedding trip to Portland and Salem.
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Athena
Henry A. Barrett
Kathleen McEwen
The
Baptist Church
Ralph E. Storey
Portland
Salem
Campaign Manager Here Today in Portland Campaign
C E Goodwin, a Port land newspaper man and Abraham campaign manager, arrives with his candidate. Abraham seeks the Republican nomination for governor and is optimistic about being in the running when votes are counted. Also, Mrs J P Winter and two children return from Minnesota with Miss Angie Schroeder and Miss Florence Schroeder. Angie Schroeder will teach locally this year, filling a vacancy by Mrs Jack Huston.
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C. E. Goodwin
Portland
Abraham
J. P. Winter
Minnesota
Angie Schroeder
Winter
Florence Schroeder
Jack Huston
Boosting Chicago For National Irrigation Congress
H. L. Moody a Spokane realty man arrives to urge a strong county delegation to the national irrigation congress in Pueblo. He promotes Chicago as the 1911 meeting site, arguing the Chicago display from the national apple show could travel there for the event.
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Chicago
H. L. Moody
Moody
Pueblo
Irrigation Congress
Mr. Moody
Contractor Deeks & Deeks Sued for Damages
The Deeks & Deeks contracting firm, now working for the O R N near Hood River, faces a $35,000 damage suit filed by Amelia Elden Barrett of Cascade Locks. She claims a horse she was driving frightened by their equipment in April, causing a rear over a high embankment and serious injuries to her.
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Deeks & Deeks
Amelia Elden Barrett
Cascade Locks
Hood River
Decks & Deeks
Married man ordered to provide home for wife
In Philadelphia Magistrate Scott ruled in the Bird case that a wife is bound to her husband, not to her mother in law. Margaret Bird, 21, testified her husband Clarence Bird, of 2215 Race street, had offered a home with his mother but she refused. Clarence was held in $400 bail for court after he had previously only given her $5 since their marriage.
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Philadelphia
Magietrate Scott
Central Police Court
Clarence Bird
Margaret
Mrs. Bird
Wallace Street
Clarence
Race Street
Christ
Scott
Pen dleton visitors greet state fair featuring Herbert Boylen
Herbert Boylen is listed among Pendleton visitors at this week’s state fair. The event gathers locals and guests, highlighting exhibitions and activities across the fairgrounds during the week.
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Herbert Boylen
Pendleton
Angels Rout Oakland In Nine Inning Slugfest
Los Angeles plated 10 runs against Oakland in five innings, then held on 10 to 1. The Angels chased two Oakland pitchers before the fifth and built a big lead as Wolvertson’s club pummeled the mound.
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Angels
Oakland
Los Angeles
Oaklanders
Wolverton
Anbels
Ceveeeveweeen
Akio
San Francisco
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Ban
Fratciego
Auereraessk Tft
Rabeleh
Brown
Mitchel
Berry
Seattle beats Tacoma 7 to 6 in Northwest League
Seattle led 7 to 2 entering the ninth when Tacoma rallied, scoring four runs after Dickinson’s collapse. Zackert came through to prevent a bigger final, with Seattle totaling 7 runs on 10 hits and 3 errors. Tacoma had 6 runs, 8 hits, and 4 errors. Batteries for Seattle: Dickinson, Zackert and Hemenway. Tacoma: Schmutz and Byrnes.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Dickinson
Zackert
R. HH. E
Hemenway
Schmutz
Byrnes
National League games played in New York and Brooklyn
In New York the first game ended Pittsburgh with 16 runs to New York's 2 and the second game saw Pittsburgh win by 76 to 53. Batteries included Adams Gibson and Matthews Dickson Meyers Leever Wiltse Schles. At Brooklyn Cincinnati faced Brooklyn with a high scoring delay and listed pitchers Rowan McLean Knetzer Miller.
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New York
Pittaburgwes
Adams
Gibson
Mathewson
Dickson
Meyers
R.H. EB
Pittaburg
Ciessvesesives
Leever
Simon
Wiltse
Schles
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rowan and McLean
Knetzer
Miller
American League Scores From Detroit Chicago Boston and Philadelphia
Detroit hosts Cleveland as Harkness Land and Adams lead in a tight game. Chicago, with Nelson Killifer and Walter Sullivan, edges the opponent in a high energy pitchers duel. Boston-L New York sees Wardnop Hughes Ford and den deliver a balanced attack. Philadelphia Washington clash features Gray Henry Sloygert and Livingstone in a crowded scoreline.
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American League
Detroit
Cleveland
Waleh and Sullivan
Boston
New York
Seceeres
Sweeney
Hunt, Wood and Mad
Wardnop, Hughes, Ford
Indians Own Water Rights on Umatilla River
The article discusses the Umatilla water rights dispute. It notes that settlers who diverted river waters did so knowingly, while the Indians have not used their irrigation rights in 50 years of treaty history, and that a government reclamation hearing was sparked by officials seeking to determine valid rights under state law.
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Umatilla
Reclamation Service
A Safe Medicine for the Family Use
A Bitters product touts safety and non habit forming formula suitable for all ages. It claims to ease Poor Appetite Nausea Belching Heartburn Indigestion Dyspepsia Costiveness Biliousness Malaria Fever and Ague and advises trying a bottle at all druggists.
Umatilla Agency Seeks Water Rights for 232 Acres
The Umatilla agency superintendent has applied for water rights on 232 acres, 16 acres of which are ditch covered. Government counsel concedes flood waters from the Umatilla river are unaffected by the treaty, enabling potential storage expansion for the Umatilla reclamation project near Irrigon with a dam for storage and power. The AG cites a 1908 Supreme Court decision from Montana holdings on Milk River, recognizing federal water rights before riparian claims and the priority of reserving water from appropriation.
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Umatilla
Irrigon
United States Supreme Court
Montana
Gros Ventres
Milk River
United States
Building Collapse Kills Several in Charleroi Hall
Charleroi Belgium sept 14 several persons are believed dead when the exposition hall one of the country’s largest buildings collapsed. More than a score were injured and taken to hospitals.
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Charleroi
Belgium
Egyptians Protests Mark Cairo Anniversary of British Occupation
In Cairo on September 14, crowds marked the twenty seventh anniversary of British troops entering the city with meetings and protests against occupation. The National Egyptian Congress urged unity for freedom from British rule and denounced Roosevelt as a tyrant amid heightened nationalist activity following his Egypt visit.
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Cairo
Great Britain
National
Egyptian Congress
Roosevelt
Egypt
McKinley Death Anniversary Observed Quietly in Canton
September 14 marks the ninth anniversary of President William McKinley’s death in Canton. A large wreath of carnations and flowers was placed on the McKinley mausoleum by order of George B. Cortelyou, his former private secretary who makes the annual tribute.
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McKinley
Canton
Wiliam McKinley
George B. Cortelyou
Moving Picture Program at the Orpheum Tuesday
The Orpheum offers a tale filled program featuring The Girl on Triple X The Men Haters Club Oliver Twist and The Return of Ta-Wa-Wa plus shorts When Love is Young Her Photograph and The Ibis an educational reel The Duck Farm and District Attorney's Triumph also advertised an eight room modern house for sale or rent with four lots and barn contact B-3783
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The
Orpheum
Triple X
Essany
Hkens
Oliver Twist
Pathe
Dickens
Vitagraph
Lubin
Ta-Wa-Wa
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Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendieton Dye Works
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Frank Fragler
Walla Walla
Mr. Frazier
Cutter Creek
Jones Nelson
J. M. Sulst
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