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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
12
Salem August 27 The State Fair art department adds a new feature with an Oregon scenic exhibit separate from the main picture display It will include photographs and other media showing the beauty of Oregon to educate and advertise the state at the fair opening September 22.
Lt Lamar Toose, speaker at the University of Oregon Women's Building fund drive, discusses his Sorbonne course details after a year overseas with the flot division. He is twin to the late Lt Leslie Toose, killed near Baulny wood in the Argonne forest. He recalls army efforts to allow soldiers to resume studies after war began.
S. N. Burgess, recently chosen by Governor Olcott to succeed W. J. Thompson on the state highway commission, informed the governor by letter that he would accept the position. He said the appointment was a surprise and he did not expect or desire the role, but appreciated the confidence and would serve with honor and credit to the state. He noted the handicap of filling Thompson’s place and valued Thompson’s friendship and advice.
Marshfield Oregon Mayday ship Rustler burns off Cape Blanco last Friday. Four crew escaped in a skiff. The gasoline schooner Rustler valued at 21000 with cargo worth 10000, was built at Coos Bay. The Frustier left Rogue River Sunday with 1500 to 1900 salmon cases for Coos Bay. Cause of fire undetermined but engine fumes suspected.
Aug 27 report from Pittsburg notes resumption of trolley service in the eastern district was postponed because police could not provide adequate protection. Officials warned attempts to operate would be met with strong opposition during the strike by motormen and conductors of the Pittsburg railway company. The remarks reflect the tense labor dispute and public safety concerns.
A historic racing note outlines rules for saddle and ride events. Each rider may have one assistant to help saddle, but no further aid to avoid disqualification. Riders must return horses to the corral after each race and events include a purse with specified prizes. The wild hero race occurs between semi finals and finals, with race direction announced at the start.
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