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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1912

Page

8

Judge King Sees Bright East, Talks Cabinet Hope

Portland dispatch summarizes Will King democratic national committeeman returning from Chicago New York and Washington D C saying business is good and outlook bright in the east with no tariff apprehension He signals openness to a cabinet role under Wilson noting he has not sought favors but would accept interior secretary if offered and predicts Wilson will choose his own cabinet without state party pressure

East Wilson Portland Ore Will KR. King Chicago New York Washington, D. C Jude King Judge King Interior Barkis Teal

Steer Brings Over A Dollar Per Pound In Show

In Lewiston Idaho on December 13 the grand champion steer sold for 1065 per pound. The 1275 pound Hereford, exhibited by Jones Land and Cattle Co of Wisdom Montana, brought a total price of 1328.76 with Stanton Cold as the buyer.

Lewiston Idaho Northwest Livestock Show Jones Land and Cattle Company Wisdom Montana Stanton Cold

Storage company of Spokane first prize cattle carload sale

The Spokane storage company reported the first prize carload of cattle sold at eight dollars ten cents per hundredweight. The sale underscores market demand and pricing levels for cattle in the region.

Eight year old killed playing cowboy in Fort Smith

Fort Smith Arkansas December 13 Robert Wisely eight years old was killed while playing cowboy with several companions A pony rider caused the saddle to slip by tightening a noose the pony bolted dragging Wisely about half a mile and he died from the incident

Fort Smith Ark Robert Wisely Wisely Young Wisely

Diamonds Hidden On Suspect In Burglary Case

San Francisco police seek owners of $10,000 worth of jewelry found on Carl Otto, arrested for burglary. An envelope containing 29 loose diamonds was discovered in one of Otto's undergarments.

San Francisco Carl Otto Otto

Fire Quenched On British Yeoman At Folsom Street Bunkers

In San Francisco on December 14 the fire tug David Scannell rapidly extinguished a blaze in the fore part of the dark British Yeoman while discharging cargo at the Folsom street bunkers. Smoke was found smoldering in the gall locker and cleared with little damage. Several crew members asleep in the fore castle had narrow escapes from asphyxiation.

San Francisco David Scannell Folsom Street

Love and Jail Mark Idaho Romance in Trainor Case

A railroad man B. M. Trainor married a 16 year old girl. She was released from the Industrial School at St Anthony by order of the district court. Trainor spent his first week as a married man in the county jail after being accused of perjury.

Pocatello Idaho Dee B. M. Trainor

Ill-founded charge frees man as wife sent to state school

A man held on a questionable charge was released after a writ of habeas corpus and a sympathetic judge, only to learn his wife had been taken to the state school. The incident ended without further restraint.

Taining Honecy

Doctors blame spread of drug habit in America

Dr L F Kobler, head of the drug division, warned at the American Society for the Study of Alcohol and Other Narcotics that physicians have helped fuel the narcotic problem. He said opium use rose about 190 percent in 46 years and many doctors were users. Dr Keister from Roanoke cited rising drinking among women and that 25 percent of drinkers in the U S are women.

Mankina Washington L. F. Kobler Department of Agriculture American Society For the Study of United States BR. C. Keister Roanoke

Centralia approves $200,000 water plant bonds vote

Centralia Washington voters approved 200,000 bonds to buy the local Water plant of the Washington Oregon corporation and fund a municipal gravity system from the Newaukum river headwaters. The measure passed 7,7 to 3,0 with near complete turnout among 2,100 registered voters.

Centigilia Wash Centralia Washington Oregwon Corporation Newaukum River

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