Can Women Vote In Oregon Supreme Court Debate
A Salem attorney argues the state supreme court decision in State v. Sam Cochran may grant women suffrage. He cites the Cook-Tan ruling on increasing supreme court justices and cites Article II Section 2 on voter qualifications, suggesting legislature could extend the franchise beyond current limits. Also noted is Joseph St. De nioa surviving a lead bullet with a planned operation for a dangerous retained pellet.
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Supreme Court
Sam Cochran
Salem
Cook- Tan
Oregon
United States
Spuds Go Abroad A Walla Walla Special
A new market for Walla Walla potatoes has been found in Hawaii with three carloads shipped for the islands. Growers call the potatoes the finest of the valley, grown at the Binlock fruit rough from California. L R Reid through attorney Peterson and Wilson sues in Justice Richards court for 200 damages to crop against Jacob and Walter Parr and Mrs Strae berg. The case is argued by Sinter and Fee of Pen and the cane will be held January 37.
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Walla Walla
Hawaii
Pacific
California
L. R. Reid
Peterson & Wilson
Calt
Farmers Gather for Union Meeting in Athens
Big gathering of farmers attended the Farmers' Cooperative Union meeting in Athens Tuesday and listened to addresses by G. L. Reid state organizer for Washington F. A. Sykes state president of the Oregon Unions and J. H. McLean the Union agent at Walla Walla. Reid spoke on union benefits for farmers and warehouses handling 75 percent of grain in Rockford and Larab Wash. Farmers control warehouses and get direct market quotations reducing middleman margins to about 14 cents per bushel. Helix official Milton discussed state warehousing and property valued at 10 000.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Union
Athens
G. L. Reid
Washington
F. A. Sykes
Oregon
J. H. McLean
Walla Walla
Reid
Rockford Sod Larah Wash
Farmers’ Union
Milton
Nk Helix
War House
Mule Mation and Apple Land Prospects in Oregon
A sparsely legible rural column discusses raising native mules in Eastern Oregon, praising jack stock and a low-cost, efficient work animal. It celebrates profitability of mule breeding, notes comparative costs and longevity versus horses, and urges farmers to invest in native stock. Also reports profitable apple farming near Pee Water, with $1207.50 gross on two acres after packing and shipping costs, and a note on L B Ward moving Echoes to Echo.
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Oregon
Jack Varn
Northwest
Procy
Hoster
H. Hoikes
Preewater
Haa
Mr. Hoikes
State Tax Acrease Impacts Umatilla County Share
Assessor O P Strain explains the new state apportionment keeps Umatilla's share near 4.9 percent but raises total state expenses. The county will pay about 12 000 more than last year, with combined levies around 480 000 and school levies rising from 36 684 to about 95 000. Tax burden climbs across counties as public expenses balloon.
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Umatilla
Umatilla County
O. P. Strain
Umatillo County
Citlon
Nchoos
Revival Meetings At Local Methodist Church
The Methodist Church hosts special revival meetings led by pastor A. Oy Hammond with neighbor pastors and Miss Rinar of Spokane Joyconess Hospital, attracting good interest. Next week Rev. Payne of Weston continues the series for one more week as the public is urged to attend the remaining five days.
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Methodist Church
A. Oy Hammond
Rinar
Spokane
Payne
Weston
Wins Rhodes Scholarship for Cecil K Lyons of Oregon
Cecil K Lyons, University of Oregon graduate of 1909, has won a Rhodes scholarship for three years at Oxford starting next September. The award, granted by the State Rhodes Scholarship Committee in Salem, provides an annual income of 1000 dollars. Lyons was a strong student and notable in debate during his university years.
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Rhodes
Oregon
Cecil K. Lyons
University of Oregon
Comarittes
Salem
Toushing
Babe
Demonstration trains to tour Oregon farms and towns
Plans for Oregon lines to run demonstration trains in eastern Oregon this year in cooperation with the Oregon Agricultural College. Two Southern Pacific trains will cover Willamette Valley and southern Oregon while Northern Pacific routes will reach northern Oregon and southeastern Washington. Trains will display livestock poultry fruit dairy and farming machinery with lectures on agronomy stock raising poultry husbandry and orchard care.
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Oregon
Portland
Umatilla County
Oregon Agricultural College
Southern Pacific
Potuta
Willamette Valley
Washington
Sollee
Wena
Tle Apticultural College
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Joseph St. Denoia
Walla Walla Hospital
Atatoa
J. S. Cropp
Ried, Sykes and McLean
Echo
L. B. Ward Hus
Ecbo
Eobo
A. O. Hammond
Hightown
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Huye
Physiclats
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Lowing
Asi Jolif
Peter Pardoey
Missouri
Wallowa County
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Vordney
Paradise Wallowa County
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Damou Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pyth
Law of
Pendleton
R. Alexander
Channallor
Alexander
Damon Lodge No. 4
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J. Ds. McKennon
Hilgard
Ab Walla
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