Five Men Arrested for Bootlegging
Five men were arrested on the reefs this afternoon by Sheriff Hown Deputy Sheriff Jas Parker and Chief Fareington for bootlegging. They were jailed and set for arraignment at 4 40. Harry Jackson and St Jones were named. three others remain unidentified as John Doe Dick Richard Curley and John oe Crip, one of whom is a crip. They allegedly sold liquor to persons on the Tete with no regular place of business. These arrests follow crackdowns in recent months.
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Hown
Jas. Parker
Fareington
Harry Jackson
St Jones
Ohn Doe Dick
Richard Curley
John Oe Crip
Principal Report of Condon School for December
Report for the Cond on school month ending December with 2843 attendance days taught 1712 whale absence 4. Whole number rate 22. Number pupils neither nt nor bite 102. Average daily attendance 07.5 percent. 25 visiting parents noted from Thanksgiving program. Welcome call by C auxiliary to G A R M Barker and Mrs Phette-
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Avera
The
M. Barker
A. Phette
Schoolhouse Hopes for Maps and Supplies From Patrons
A letter from Principal C. Henry expresses gratitude for a donated United States flag and staff for classroom use. He acknowledges ongoing contributions of library books desks and equipment, and eagerly awaits maps charts globes bookcases drinking fountains and blackboards for the primary room.
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United States
Pb. C. Henry
Prin
Body found under brush in Spokane suburb
In fresh snow, residents near Coeur d'Alene Idaho reported a man beaten to death under a pile of logs and brush. A possible robbery motive is suspected. The deceased is believed to be John H. Stillings and a letter from Mrs. Emma Weyer of Kingman Kansas was found in his pocket.
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Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
John H. Stillings
Emma Weyer
Kingman
Kan
McLoughlin Home Indorsed by Voters of Oregon City
Oregon City voters backed the preservation of Dr. John McLoughlin's historic home and re elected Mayor Caril by 21 votes despite heavy snow. Caril won 361 to 340 over Eastham as 701 of 1 400 registered turned out. Moves to remove the McLoughlin home from public square failed, with the first ordinance defeated and the removal measure also beaten.
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Oregon City
John McLoughlin
Caril
Oo. W. Eastham
McLoughlin
Citato
Mctoughlin Memorial Association
Copper Trust Plans Changed by Decision
New York December 7 federal court ruling on the Standard Oil decision is said to alter copper merger plans. Separate amalgamations are planned to include Cole, Ryan and Amalgamated properties on one side and Guggenheim Copper properties on the other. These two are described as preliminary steps to a larger consolidation.
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New York
Cole, Ryan
Amalgamated
Guggenheim
Oldest White Man Born West Turns 71 in Albany
Cyrus H. Walker born December 7, 1838 in Whitman’s Mission near Walla Walla marks his seventy first birthday in Albany Oregon. He is cited as the oldest living white man born west of the Rocky mountains and serves as a state deputy organizing granges in Klamath county.
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Albany
Cyrus H. Walker
Rocky Mountains
Klamath County
Whitman
Mission
Wala Walla
Famous tonic claims Woman’s vigor and health benefits
Mrs. C Rhinevault of Vestal Center extols Electric Bit tere as a mighty aid for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches back pain fainting and dizziness claiming it restores energy and vitality. Charles Richardson, 52, Eugene, committed to the state insane asylum after exam by Drs Paine and Selover. he has two daughters in Eugene and is described as sometimes violent with unknown causes.
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W. A. Kuykendall
Charles Richardson
Eugene
Atate
Thompson
D. A. Paine
F. E B. Selover
Taft’s annual message reads in Congress today
President Taft’s annual message to Congress surveys tariff policy, Nicaragua issue, sugar frauds, white slavery, and deficits. He defends current tariff stance, notes prosperity, and urges economy in expenditures. He outlines Panama canal costs, naval and military reforms, judiciary changes, postal savings, and Alaska governance.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
United States
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central America
Far East
Department of State
Panama Canal
Secretary of the Treasury
Congresse
Tariff Board
War Department
Military and Naval Joint Board
Avor
Pearl Harbor
Honola
Philippines
Heamus
Naval Observatory
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Army
Navy
Bureau of Public Health
False health rumors about Russian empress debunked
Reports spreading from unreliable sources claim the empress is in danger. The era indicates she suffered a nervous breakdown and venous infaction two years ago, but there has been no marked decline since.
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St. Petersburg
Snow Storm Rattles Eugene as November Rain Fades
Early December brings a severe snow storm to Eugene Oregon with three inches on level ground and drifts deeper in places. East winds echo old blizzard memories while forecasts hint at rain or snow tomorrow and stockmen consider feeding cattle and sheep if ground stays white. Streetcars slow to a crawl and residents debate whether the storm will endure the season.
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Oregon
Astern
Middle Western
Charles W Morse Must Wear Stripes
The U S Supreme Court denied the appeal of Charles W Morse the New York multi millionaire. He must serve the sentence given by the lower court fifteen years in the Atlantic penitentiary according to the renit court ruling.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Charles W. Morse
New York
Morse
Atlantic Penitentiary
Renit
Delta Alphas Installed As Beta Theta Pi Members
Delta Alpha fraternity members were installed as Beta Theta Pi initiates Saturday evening. N L Fitzhenry of Chicago and the UW chapter conducted the ceremony. Delta Alpha, organized June 1906, counts notable founders and 1907–1913 alumni among its active members. A banquet followed at Ottos Grill with members and visitors.
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Delta Alpha Fraternity
Beta Theta Fi
N. L. Fitzhenry
Chicago
University of Washington
Delta Alpha
George Hug
Guy Mount
Omar Bittner
R. del McCarthy
Frank R. Mount
Donald M. Stevenson
J. Eberle Kuykendall
Frank Sulvan
George Sullivan
Olen Rnspiger
Thomas R. Townend
Merle R. Chessman
Virgil Cooper
Oregon
Beta Theta Pi
Miami College
John Riley Knox
United States
Dean T. Goodman
Portland
Louis Pinkham
Spokane
John J. Kestley
Eugene
Ralph R. Cronise
Salem
Melvin Pr. Ogden
Carl Martzloff
Robert Kuykendall
Lloyd Brazee
Wallace Mount
Olympia
Wash
Ottos Grill
Oklahoma two cent fare case heard in federal court
In St. Louis on December 7, leading Oklahoma railroads seek to test the states two cent fare law and fixed freight rates’ constitutionality. Judge Hook will hear arguments as Attorney General West had failed to keep the case from federal court. G. A. Phippen traveled to Junction City this afternoon.
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St. Louis
Oklahoma
Hook
United States District Court
West
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Stanleys
Colgates
Mennen
Jergen
Colgates Perfumes
Colgate
Stanleys Price Cutters
Willamette St
9Th St
Condon
Henry
Ateieof Pupila Uc
Copper Trust
Arctic
Tropics
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Carly
Delta Alphas
G. A. Phippen
Junction City
Veal
Southern Oregon Commission CO
NicCorquovale
Front Sr
Portlamo
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