Benson selects Crater Lake road commission members
Governor Benson names H. D. Norton of Grants Pass Dr. J. M. Keene Jr of Medford H E W Carter Ashland C Jackson publisher of the Portland Journal George T Baldwin and L F Willits of Klamath Falls to plan and push a state road from Idaho to the Pacific. The panel serves without pay and oversees $100000 state $350000 Klamath $50000 Jackson for early construction and permits from federal authorities.
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Socemroni
Crater Lake Road Commission
H. D. Norton
Grants Pass
J. M. Keene, Jr
Medford
HE. W. Carter
Ashland
Jackson
The
Portland Journal
George T. Baldwin
L. F. Willits
Klamath Falls
Klamath County
Jackson County
Wast
Idaho
Ocean
Commission
Ivanhoe Delivers Commencement Address at Walowa Graduation
F. J. Ivanhoe delivered the commencement address at the eighth grade graduation in Walowa last evening. Miss Edith Bailey of Elgin is visiting the city with Miss Zoe Bragg.
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Ivanhoe
Eigth
Wal- Jowa
Edith Bailey
Elgin
Zoe Bragg
Scotchmen Coming The Scottish Macks At Scenic
The Scottish Macks and Miss Grobe a Glasgow act and dancer are booked for next week at the Scenic. The team, fresh from the Scottish sod, has drawn crowds across the coast and beyond. Gardiner cites managers’ word as the basis for the claim of a splendid feature with Saturday night promising a reappearance of popular acts from the past week.
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Glascow
Miss Grobe
Gardiner
Engine Overhauls Advance for Two Locomotives
Engine No. 876 is in the shops for a careful overhaul and No. 104 has been sent to Albina for a thorough overhaul.
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Albina
Portland Gateway Decision Rumor Circulates
Portland news reports a rumor that the Northern Pacific railroad seeks a court injunction to force the Interstate Commission to open the Portland Gateway on June 1. Commission members doubt the rumor and believe the decision stands.
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Portland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Inter-State Commission
Japanese Offer to Handle Fourth of July Fireworks
The Japanese community in Union County will manage the city fireworks for the Fourth at a high elevation near the court house. Mizoguchi, the local contractor, told the Commercial club committee the offer is made with unanimous support from his countrymen and will be performed at no cost to the celebration committee. A Flowery Kingdom float will join the night parade as a highlight of the day. The delegation presented its case formally, invoking diplomacy and historical ties to emphasize goodwill.
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Rank
Mnizoguchi
Mizoguchi
Commercial Club
Union County
Lybrerty
Fred Currey
Japan
la Grande
Pacific
Million Acres Opened for Settlement in Northwest
President Taft signed a proclamation opening one million acres of farmland to settlement in the Coeur D Alene Indian reservation Idaho the Spokane reservation Washington and the Flathead reservation Montana Registration runs July 15 to August 5 with drawing August 9 at 10 AM Applicants must file for Flathead at Kalispell or Missoula Spokane lands at Spokane Coeur D Alene lands at Coeur D Alene and the drawing will continue until land is disposed of
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Taft
Coeur D'Alene Indian Reservation
Ington
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Coeur D'Alene
Flathead
Kalispell
Missoula
Spokane
Coeur D'Aene
Coeur Dalene
Intercollegiate Track Meet in Utica Entered Colleges
Utica New York May 22 entries list Colgate Hamilton Rochester Hobart Wells and Union colleges for today’s New York State intercollegiate track meet.
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Utica
N. Y
Colgate
Hamilton
Rochester
Hobart Wells
Union Colleges
New York
Naval Academy to Meet Syracuse in Two Mile Rowing Race
Annapolis Md May 22 The Naval Academy and Syracuse University will race an eight oared boat over two miles on the Sev ern this afternoon in a featured rowing event likely to draw local and college interest.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Syracuse University
Severn
Custom House Fraud Probe Promises Larger Scandal
Treasury officials report a New York Custom House fraud case may trigger wider disclosures. Investigators expect to involve several importers transport firms inspectors and senior customs officials. Depot platform repairs were completed today.
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Washington
New York Custom House
Treasury Department
Calls Committee Meeting For Blue Mountain Alumni Reunion
Invitation committee members are urged to meet at the Morning Star office Monday at 3 PM to send out invitations for the May 29 reunion. Chairwoman Mrs B L Eckley seeks to hire all present and invites refreshment committee members to join for joint planning.
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Blue Mountain University
Morning Star
Mra. B. L. Eckley
Mra. Eckley
Sunday Sermon at Central Church Ford Ellis Delivers “A Perfect Magnet”
Sunday morning at Central Church Ford Ellis will preach on A Perfect Magnet. Every man is a Magnet. The magnet must be free from non conduct or the greater power of attraction. Special music by the choir. A cordial reception for the public after the service.
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Central Church
Ford Ellis
Snow Mantles Joseph Section at Pratt or Range
Snow piled to six inches in Joseph Oregon with additional falls Friday and Saturday morning. No damage anticipated though roads will be bad for some time. Hay and grain benefit from the storm as Conductor Stacy of the Wein train corroborates the heavy fall.
Huff Faces Gun Charge In Local Court
In Justice Stewhart's court J C Huff of Fruitdale was heard on a charge of pointing a gun at GFP Smith. Smith testified Huff and his son chased him near Huff land on the 15th while he walked to the McCall farm, Huff admitting he followed and displayed the gun to frighten him but claiming it was unloaded. The dispute stems from private matters aired in court.
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Stewhart
J. C. Huff
Fruitdale
GFP
Smith
Huff
McCall
Mcccall Yard
Hail
Judge binds witnesses to June term in court
After testimony, Judge Stewart orders the defendant and all witnesses to appear again at the June term of court, enforcing continued proceedings. This ruling delegates further testimony and potential rulings to the upcoming session.
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Stewart
Heaney Falls in Taet’s Opinion
In Washington today Taet argues Heaney will lose backing as administration action signals decline. The move to send all records to service yesterday is cited as indicative, suggesting Heaney’s position may erode and he will soon fall from grace.
Heney Faces Shift in Backing From New Administration
Reports from Washington indicate the current administration may not sustain the level of backing Heney received under Roosevelt. The Justice Department sent San Francisco copies of Heney’s full federal service records at Calhoun’s request, including salary vouchers and Roosevelt era commissions. Attorney General Wickersham directed the release via the Treasury records and instructed District Attorney Devlin to proceed, noting the government waived certain procedures.
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Washington
Heney
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
San Francisco
Calhoun
Wickersham
Treasury Department
United States
Dinehrict
Devlin
Two brakemen sought for local logging freight run
Two brakemen are needed to operate the logging trail line between here and Palmer Junction. The train was previously handled by one brakeman, but now a second is required due to Northend, county business Nas' pickup.
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Here
Palmer Junction
Bt Pince Northend
Intercity relay race to headline Knights of Columbus games
New York and Philadelphia athletes finalize training for the intercity relay at Pastime Oval. Martin Sheridan also aims to break his world discus record in this program.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pastime Oval
Martin Sheridan
Green Takes Over Simmons Residence In City Move
F. H. Green of the Blue Mountain Creamery Company moved into the Simmons residence at the corner of Eigth and N streets today.
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F. H. Green
The
Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Simmons
Eigth and
N. Streets
Ballots Come Slowly as Weather Hinders Voting
Cold weather slows voting with few ballots cast yesterday and today. In today’s tallies Miss Della Rayburn leads with 285, followed by Mrs. M. K. Hall 280 and Miss Florence McCall 250. Miss Maggie Coleman 105, while Miss Stoddard and Miss Reisland have withdrawn.
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Hut
Commercall Club
Della Rayburn
M. K. Hall
Florence McCall
Maggie Coleman
Stoddard
Reisland
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Enioin
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Wash
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Ted
Pagne
Navy
Syracuse
Custom House
Probe
Asserfec Sagnet
Joseph
Pratt
Uarrell
Hupf Gon
Taet
Heaney
Ceral
Bes Auires
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