Multnomah anglers seek more time on Cliff charges
The Oregonian reports the state game commission granted a ten day extension for filing charges of negligence and mismanagement against Harold H. Cliff and E. H. Clark. Representing Multnomah Anglers and Hunters Club and allied groups asked for more time as investigations broaden. Formal action and hearing dates to be set after June 9 commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Cliff
E. H. Clark
Multnomah Anglers’ and Hunters’ Club
State Game Commission
Oregonian
United Sportsmen's Council
Isaac Walton League of
Portland
Corrigan
Rogue River
T. E. Daniels
Medford
Jackson County Game Protective Association
Izaac Walton League of
Grants Pass
Rogue
Commission
Daniels
Baker County
Crawfish
Anthony
Mad Lake
Grande Ronde
Wallowa Lake
Clifford
Pilot Rock Rod and Gun Club
Game Commission
Forest Service
Coos County
Cuifford
Predatory Animals Destroyed by Hunters in April
Thirty one hunters worked part or full time destroying 676 predatory animals in April. They took 647 coyotes 27 bobcats and two predatory bears with skins saved. Unborn counts included 53 coyotes and two bobcats along with 87 porcupines 13 badgers and 6 skunks. Average per man was 22 animals per thirty days, excluding unborn young.
Salem record prison population hits nine hundred
The population at Salem penitentiary reached a new high of 900 prisoners on the register Tuesday. Five women, all federal prisoners, were received at the prison Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
McLoughlin High Faces Medford in State Debate Cup
Eastern and western Oregon high schools meet at the University of Oregon to duel over cabinet government. McLoughlin High affirms against Medford High negating with teams led by Marie Van Slyke and F Clare Vause versus William Dougherty Jr and George Winne. Barker cups will honor state wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Oregon
Medford
McLoughlin Union High
McLoughlin
Senate
Legislative
Marie van Slyke
F. Clare Vause
William Dougherty Jr
George Winne
Burt Brown Barker
Elizabeth Fox
E. E. DeCoy
Ralph C. Hoeber
Wayne L. Morse
Robert Prescott
Eugene
Miriam Stafford
Beulah Wynd
Ruth Wynd
Hermiston High School
Scappoose High
Dairy Train Schedule Set Across Oregon and Washington
A nine car dairy demonstration train with slogan Economy and Quality for Profit will tour Oregon June 3 to 12, making fourteen stops in Oregon and one in Washington at White Salmon. It will start June 3 in Eugene with two meetings daily in Albany, Salem, Donald, Wilsonville, Hillsboro, Forest Grove, Vernonia, Scappoose, Seaside, Astoria, Clatskanie, Rainier, White Salmon, and Redmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State College Extension Service
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railroad
Oregon
Washington
White Salmon
Hood River Valley
Eugene
Albany
Salem
Donald
Wilsonville
Hillaboro
Forest Grove
Vernonia
Scappoose
Seaside
Astoria
Clatskanie
Rainier
Redmond
Oregon State Grange
Counterfeiting Ring Busted by Federal Agents in Northwest
Federal agents seized a full counterfeiting outfit in a rooming house including press, plates, inks and acids. Wilfred K. McFaul alias F A De Long, a logger, is jailed after passing counterfeit bills in Salem Albany and Washington. He was previously detained in Pendleton and Arlington as the investigation traced actions at a book store and a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Secret Service
Northwest
Lee Brown
Wilfred K. McFaul
F. A. DeLong
DeLong
Salem
Corvallis
Albany
Washington
Arlington
Sherif Bauman
Morrow County
Pendleton
Helpner
United States
Vogelsang
D. O. Club Celebrates Tenth Anniversary in Pendleton
The D. O. Club marked its tenth anniversary with a 1 PM luncheon at Stephen's Luncheonette Pendleton for fifteen guests. Mrs. Beth Cunningham attended as a guest, and post luncheon the ladies met at Mrs. aa's home for an afternoon of social time amid yellow tulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Club
C. D. O. Club
Stephen's
Pendleton
Beth Cunningham
Mrs Sparks Leaves Kee Washington After Visit
Mrs W W Sparks departed for Kee Washington after weeks visiting her aunt Mrs M M Johns. Mrs F N Johns and two young daughters accompanied Mrs Sparks on the trip for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sparks
Kee
Washington
M. M. Johns
F. N. Johns
April Health Efforts Reported by Umatilla Nurse
Helen J. Samson, county health nurse, presents April activities in Umatilla county. Miss Henritta Morris spent a week visiting 25 schools to promote health teaching materials. A tuberculosis clinic will be conducted by Dr. Mary Bizaillon with support from the National and Oregon Tuberculosis associations. The film Delays are Dangerous will be shown. Tuberculosis posters and business stickers were distributed locally. One consillectory was funded by the Umatilla county health association with Hermisa physician. A wave of measles and whooping cough delays infant clinics, expected to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen J. Samson
Umatilla County
Henritta Morris
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
Joseph P. Brennan
Pendleton
Mary Bizaillon
Portland
National Tuberculosis Association
Oregon Tuberculosis Assciation
Umatilla
Commencement Held May 9 at Athena High School
The class of 1930 at Athena High School held commencement Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Ten students received diplomas after a program including music and a keynote address by Prof. Mark Harris of Whitman College on The Triangle of Education. Junior class decorated the edorium with blue and silver colors, sweet pea flowers, and the motto No Victories Without Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athena High School
Mark Harris
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Triangle of Education
Stafford Hansell
Tannhauser
Wagner
Laurence Pinkerton
E. Dow
L. Barnes
Teresa del Diego
Athena Etude Club
Rowena Ludwigs Lester
Wash
Waldenffel
Will Marion Cook
Athena Estude
E. E
Arnold Wood
Carl Calvert
John Kirk
Cecil Pambron
Eldon Myrick
Frances Cannon
Helen Foster
Virgie Moore
Beatrice Hiteman
Loie Montgomery
Rhoda Nelson
Days of Real Sport to Start May 30th in Waitsburg
Waitsburg gears up for its 22nd Days of Real Sport on Friday and Saturday May 20 and 21. Six flat races are planned for Friday afternoon and seven on Saturday along with saddle mule and relay races. Purses exceed 1500 dollars. A new 1000-seat grandstand rises while stables fill. a cowboy clown and a fast mail relay race add to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitsburg
Boy Lost In Woods Found In 16 Hours
Grants Pass authorities say three year old Laddie Moulton was found after sixteen hours of searching two miles from home and twelve miles from the city. Akerill, a legion searcher, located the child on a knoll near a brush road. The search party included Dick Singleton Jessie Johnston and Earle Voorhies with 50 to 76 volunteers aiding Sheriff Lister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Laddie Moulton
Legion
Lister
Josephine County
Milton Akerill
Akerill
Althouse
Woodstore
Dick Singleton
Jessie Johnston
Earle Voorhies
Supervisor at Molalla Warns of Rising Fire Danger
Molalla forestry chief Dr John Ferguson warns fire danger is at its most serious in memory after inspection tours. He urges full public cooperation to prevent disastrous fires as snow melts on Sweet Springs Lookout Mountain and Butte Creek basin at 4000 feet with streams typical for late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molalla
John Ferguson
North Fork
Molalla River
Sweet Springs
Lookout Mountain
Butte Creek
Accident on Main Street Shakes Milton Residents
Herman Judd of Milton suffered a painful accident Wednesday noon at the intersection of tale and Third streets while being towed by Rever end Green of Milton. His motorcycle rider was unbalanced and he crashed, sustaining cuts and bruises before receiving medical care and continuing on in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Herman Judd
Milton
Tale
Third Streets
Reverend Green
Judd
Muriel Yenney Dies at Six in Walla Walla
Muriel Elaine Yenney six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Yenney of Walla Walla died at 6 a m Sunday in a Walla Walla hospital after a case of meningitis. She was formerly known as Lucile Taylor daughter of Mrs W R B Taylor. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m from McMartin and Chamberlain parlors in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Yenney
Muriel Elaine Yenney
Phillip Yenney
Walla Walla
Menin Ritin
Saturday Food Sale At Quality Grocery Proceeds For Church
The Christian church hosts a food sale next Saturday afternoon at Quality Grocery. Sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society, proceeds go to a housecleaning fund. Donations from members and friends are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Milk Co op Manager Named Oregon Market Specialist
John H. Tull, manager of a Memphis milk marketing cooperative, has been named to fill one of two new Oregon State College extension marketing specialist posts. The appointment, part of a June 1 start, comes under a state emergency appropriation. George Gatlin notes Tull’s training and business experience as among the country’s best for this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon State College
John H. Tull
Tucker Schubert Wed In Athena At Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of Misa Lorena Schubert daughter of Mr and Mrs Amiel Schubert and Irvin J Tucker son of Ralph Tucker of Weston was held last Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Walla Walla with Rev Carl McConnell officiating. The couple will reside in Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Athena
Athena High School
Walla Walla Business College
Freewater
Weston
Collins Returns to Portland as Farmers National Grain Representative
Henry W. Collins arrives in Portland as regional representative of the Farmers National Grain Corporation. He returned from an eastward trip where he conferred with national officers and said most grain exports will move through existing agencies and partner companies. Arch ie Ryer of Seattle becomes Portland representative. Some wheat will pass through Portland, but details remain dependent on upcoming contracts with North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Henry W. Collins
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Grain Corporation
Collins
Seattle
Archie Ryer
Ryer
Grs
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
National Grain Corporation
The
White Hot Meteor Falls Near Conway in Meacham Creek Area
A flaming white hot meteor about 50 feet long, visible near Conway on Meacham creek, fell at 8 15 Sunday evening. T F Mills and his two sons, Robert and Harold, witnessed the event from a ridge and thought it resembled a plane in speed before realizing it was a meteor. Mr Mills works for the Union Pacific freight department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Conway
Meacham Creek
T. F. Mills
Mr. Mills
Robert
Harold
Grain Grading School Opens at Pendleton High
The Department of Agriculture bureau of economics will run a grain grading school at Pendleton high school May 16 and 17 with expert graders as instructors. Attendance is limited to operators and warehouse managers, no charge, and programs include grading film, apparatus demonstrations, and market-value calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Economics
Pendleton High School
Oregon State Extension Service
Dalles
Moro
Arlington
LaGrande
Ontario
Population gains for Freewater and Arlington in 1930 census
Figures released by A. C. McIntyre Pendleton district census supervisor show Freewater growing to 708 in 1930 from 664 in 1920 while Arlington rises to 602 from 628. Hermiston falls slightly with 1930 tally lower than 1920's 665.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Arlington
A. C. McIntyre
Pendleton
Hermiston
Helix Rebekah Lodge Hosts Mignonette Members
Several members of Mignonette Rebekah lodge No 86 attended Helix Rebekah lodge Thursday evening. The degree was conferred on several candidates and all who attended reported a profitable and satisfying time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mignonette Rebekah Lodge No. 86
Helix
Helix Rebekah Lodge
River bills fate in Wnary’s hands
Washington DC Senator McNary of Oregon leads efforts to steer the 110 million omnibus river and harbor bill through Congress. He negotiates over Erie Canal and Illinois River provisions to avert a filibuster and push speedy passage, while House cuts on Columbia River width add pressure. Compromises loom as Great Lakes senators seek limits on diversions from Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
McNary
Oregon
Portland
Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
Senate Commerce Committee
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Columbia River
Army Engineers
House
Great Lakes
St. Lawerence
New York
Lake Michigan
Mississippi River
Johnson and
Commerce Committee
Athena Loses To Mission Indians In Close Game
Athena baseball fell 6 to 3 to Mission Indians after a four run first inning by Indiana. Athena rallied with four hits in the eighth led by Jon Beetles two three base hits and three runs but could not overcome the early deficit. Banister worked through nine while Beetles added four putouts as Round-Up grounds prepare for a rematch this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Lee Banister
Athena
Indians
Indiana
Jon Beetles
G. Banister
Miller
Bowers
Banister
Beetles
Baker
Parr
Mission
Hoskins
Triangle Airways plans women led air schools in Washington
Plans by Triangle Airways Inc of Yakima to operate flight schools in Yakima Walla Walla and Pendleton elect Mrs Dora D Skinner as president the company also aims to offer passenger service in towns with schools and later routes Yakima to Spokane and Yakima to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air School
Dora D. Skinner
Triangle Airways, Inc
Yakima
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Spokane
Portland
Etude Chorus Members Host Luncheon at Chase Garfield Home
Chorus members hosted a one o clock luncheon for sixteen at the Chase Garfield home on Tuesday afternoon. Four chorus members Mrs C Garfield Mrs C M Eager Mrs L A Pinkerton and Mrs Lloyd Michener served a dainty meal. Walla Walla’s Mrs Clyde Lester who directed the chorus last season attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude
Chase Garfield
C. Garfield
C. M. Eager
L. A. Pinkerton
Lloyd Michener
Clyde Lester
Walla Walla
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Glifford
State Board
McLoughlin High
U. of O
International House
University of
Back Row
Eugenio Padilla
Frank Shimizu
Francia Jones
Fred Wade
Addison Smith
St. Helens
Tunnie Lee
Frontierie
Arthur Markowitz
Aaertens
Charles Yoshii
Sam Whong
Mard Jee
Alson Bristol
Hugene
Merican
East
River Bill
Wnary
Mission Indians
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