Oregon sheepmen oppose forest range cut proposed this year
The Oregon Woolgrowers association executive committee led by President J. N. Burgess protests a planned 10 to 30 percent reduction in sheep allowed on forest ranges for the coming summer. They warn off market loss if compelled to sell at low prices, citing current market weakness. A meeting of the committee is set for April 10, with members including George Currin Ban P Smythe H C Rooper William Slusher George Perry William Rettle J C Moore and J G Hoke.
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Breserve
Oregon
Forestry Bureau
Oregon Ranges
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
J. N. Burgess
Burgess
George Currin
Ban P. Smythe
H. C. Rooper
Antelope
William Slusher
Pendleton
George Perry
Lone Back
Wiliam Rettle
Fossil
J. C. Moore
Mr. Vernon
J. G. Hoke
Medical Springs
Leonard Bailey Wedding in County Court Office
Popular couple Earl Leonard and Ethel Myrtle Bailey wed at 10 o clock this morning in County Judge T P Gilliland s office at the courthouse. Leonard, a former high school student and current post office mailing clerk, is son of S A Leonard. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Batley. They plan to reside at 610 Thompson street.
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Earl Leonard
Ethel Myrtle Bailey
T. P. Gilliland
Court House
S. A. Leonard
O. R. & N. Company
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Ruby in Portland
A telephone message from A C Ruby in Portland reports that the couple welcomed a son yesterday in that city. The notice records the birth with names and location but gives no additional details.
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A. C. Ruby
Portland
When a man shirks worth he blames the environment
A succinct reflection notes that a man of little achievement tends to fault his surroundings rather than his own effort, implying personal responsibility is eclipsed by external excuses.
King Solomon Gold Mining Company Formed
Pendleton men file $3,000,000 capital stock in Walla Walla for a new King Solomon Gold Mining Company to operate in Washington Idaho and Oregon. Articles name Walla Walla as principal business location with 60 year life. trustees include Shoemaker Crowe White and Peebler with Shafter of Pilot Rock.
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King Solomon Gold Mining Company
Walla Walla
Northwest
Fred H. Shoemaker
George D. Poehler
Pendleton
Jis
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Co Oo. White
Seattle
John W. Crowe
George D. Peebler
E. B. Shafer
Pilot Rock
Hawks Sues Slusher For Damages Over March Fight
J A Hawks sues A W Slusher for 215 dollars claiming Slusher beat him on March 6 causing Hawks to fall. The horse hitched to his buggy was frightened and killed, the buggy demolished, with 150 dollars sought for the horse, 50 for the buggy, and 15 for the harness. The complaint was filed this morning by Attorneys Lowell and Winter.
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Nolin
J. A. Hawks
A. W. Slusher
Slusher
Hawks
Lowell & Winter
Baseball Manager Resigns in Pendleton Meeting Tonight
James H. Estes has resigned as business manager of the Pendleton baseball association. President Frazier has called a meeting at 7:50 this evening to select a replacement. Estes sent his resignation from Portland by mail, citing uncertainty about summer plans after selling his Pendleton barber shop. Walla Walla plans April 26 opening of the new ball park, with discussion of the team and related matters. Kelso player L. E. Conrad is in town meeting with local fans about weather and other skills.
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James H. Estes
Pendleton Baseball Association
Frazier
Association
Estes
Portland
Walla Wallace
L. E. Conrad
Kelso
Cake Will Speak Monday at Umatilla County Meeting
H M Cake Republican candidate for United States senator will address Umatilla county voters Monday evening at the court house. He advocates popular election of senators and seeks support from farmers and local residents. The note mentions a favorable Senate committee report on the Willa Walla public building with a $220000 appropriation.
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United States
Umatilla County
H. M. Cake
United States Senate
Umatilla
Cake
Court House
Oregon
Senate
Willa Walla
Pendleton Visitors Close In On City Today
G M Morrison and wife of Adama among Pendleton visitors. Attorneys Wilson of Athens and Peterson of Athena were in town. R A Marquis and wife of Adama and Mr and Mrs Lowell Rogers of Adams transacted business. L E Conrad of Kelso Wash guest at Golden Rule. Oliver P Morton from Hermiston on business. Mrs Gus La Fontaine leaves for Dodgeville Cal to visit months. C A Barrett of Athena here supporting candidacy for representative. J B Switsler of Amatilia guest at Golden Rule on business. Mrs J E Vaught of Bristol Tenn scouting eastern Oregon for relocation. Rev W L Van Nuys of Presbyterian church leaves for Freewater to preach tomorrow. Carrie Alta and Katherine Sharp of Athena visiting. J T Lieuallen of Adams with son Dr F A Lieuallen on business. C A Youngberg leaves for Walla Walla on business. Fred G Schmeer from Portland to visit friends. H L Gentsch of Pacific Express in city from Spokane praising local office. Mrs May Merryman of Eureka Cal to visit mother Mrs Maybelle Griswold as music store manager.
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G. M. Morrison
Adama
Pendleton
F. Wilson
Athens
Will M. Peterson
Athena
R. A. Marquis
Lowell Rogers
Adams
L. E. Conrad
Kelao
Wash
Oliver P. Morton
Hermiston
Gus la Fontaine
Dodgeville
Caiif
C. A. Barrett
J. B. Switsler
Amatilia
Golden Rule
Clity
J. E. Vaught
Bristol
May Merryman
Eureka
Cal
City
Maybelle Griswold
New Milton Bridge Bids Opened by County Court
Bids for a 120 foot steel bridge across the Walla Walla river at Milton were opened by the county court this afternoon. A. B. Eberhart bid 3648 and Dion Keefe bid 3950. The session will continue Monday.
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Walla Walla River
Milton
A. B. Eberhart
Dion Keefe
Bishop Paddock Begins Eastern Oregon Mission Work
Rt. Rev. Robert L. Paddock, new missionary bishop of eastern Oregon, visited Portland yesterday and will tour Heppner Weston Canyon City Ontario and Burns as he prepares for the Episcopal church's regional drive. After Portland he plans a long tour through sparsely settled counties including Prineville Bond Silver Lake Klamath Falls and other preacherless areas. Read the East Oregonian.
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Robert L. Paddock
Oregon
Portland
Charles Scadding
Heppner
Weston
Canyon City
Ontario
Burns
Episcopal Church
Paddock
Prineville
Bond
Silver Lake
Klamath Falls
Mrs Nancy Gerking Improving at Athena
Mrs Nancy Gerking, an aged pioneer woman of Athena, who has been seriously ill for months, is improving and hopes for a complete recovery. She is past 90 years old and has been quite feeble in recent time.
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Nancy Gerking
Athena
Healthy plants require careful care and soil quality
An old advertisement stresses addressing root causes of problems. It compares plant illness to dandruff and hair loss, urging treatment at the source. Newbro's Herpicide is promoted as the cure, with samples offered through The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and A. G. Kooppen & Bros.
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Newbro
Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
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George S. Shepherd
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Cout House
W. L. van Nuys
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Freewater
Carrie
Alta
Katherine Sharp
Dr. Sharp
J. T. Lieuallen
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C. A. Youngberg
Fred G. Schmeer
the Savings Bank
H. L. Gentsch
Pacific Express Company
Spokane
New Milton Bridge
Tae
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A F &S
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Boston
Bishop Paddock
East Oregonian
A. G. Kooppen & Bros
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