Annual Election Highlights Umatilla Woolgrowers Meeting
The Umatilla County Woolgrowers association held a well attended morning session at the Commercial hall. H P Gould was elected president with Douglas Hells vice president and Dan P Blythe secretary treasurer. Federal stock inspectors Hutchingen Byte and Lanes were admitted as members. Committees formed on by laws revolutions and an executive panel includes Gould Blythe Rust Slusher and others. Membership stretch to include most local sheepmen. annual dues set at 3 with allocations to county state and national organizations and a $1 levy for sheep shooter enforcement.
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Umatilla County
Woolgrowers’ Association
Vimatilla
H .P. Gould
Douglas Hell S
Dan P. Blythe
Drs. EN. Hutchingen
W. H. Byte
M. A Lanes
Oregon
Momburantp
John Rust
Herbert Boylen
FR. A. Koleay
Walla Wallin
Gener
Gould
W. H. Guilford
J.T Hopkins
J. ©. Hostkine
Donald Row
A. A. Cole
Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
Truge Brow
Doughty Belts
K. G. Warner
W.W. W. Chapman
J. BF. Smith Livestock Company
A.B. Chapman
Rust Bros
Samuel Warner
A. H. Bonderman
Pedro Brom
Henderson
William Slusher
A. P. Mann
Herbart Hoylen
Nan BP
Sipythe
M. Tante
FON. Hutetingen
WB Lytle
Umatilla
Monk Wins R A Struggle Over Criminal Rate of Assessment
New York Dec 23 Justice Gaynor ruled for James Lawrence Monk in a Royal Arcanum Supreme Council suit. The decision compels maintenance of the criminal rate of assessment and blocks moves to enforce mortased rule. The court voids protested amendments that would alter contracts between members and the organization.
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New York
Jamen Lawrence Monk
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Gaynor
Trial set after felonious conduct in Annapolis case
Attempt to prosecute Midwhipian Trenmore Coffin Jr of Carlton City Nevada for allegedly compelling Midwhipman Jordan Kimbrough of Germantown Tennessee to stand on his head until unconscious. The incident reportedly occurred on December 28 in Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Annapolia
Midehipian Trenmore Coffin, Jr
Carlton City
Nev
Jordan PB. Kimbrough
Germantown
Tenn
Kimbrough
Chicago Wheat Market Quotas and Drinks From World Center
Wheat quotes today at 427-8, corn 41-4, oats 301-2. Hamilton statement from Hamilton, New York, notes John C. McCall brought explicit remarks from Andrew Hamilton about a confidential connection. He will not disclose public details until committee clearance. The cruiser Minnehapolis, with Admiral Cheater aboard, reached Hampton Roads after violent storms and did not reach Kronstadt.
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Chicago
Hamilton
New York
John C. McCall
New York Life
Europe
Andrew Hamilton
LO Yeure
Norfolk
Minnheapolis
Admiral Cheater
Hampton Roads
Kronentadt
State fair improvements spark plans for next year
The Portland Chronicle reports fifteen thousand dollars spent on state fair grounds and buildings, with Oregon set to host one of the west’s best fair facilities. Discussions include moving the forestry building to the front entrance to attract Southern Pacific attention, possible free transport, and a January Portland meeting to finalize the plan and 1906 opening dates. The Oregon State fair is eyed for September 17, with the Northwestern Fir association to attend. Reed will affirmed.
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Oregon
W. JF. Matlock
Heard
Satem
Southern Pacific
Portland
Salem
Northwestern Fir Association
Crain Estate Lands Sold At Public Auction
At two o clock in the afternoon two hundred eighty perches of land from the Crain estate were sold at public auction. J and Pugsley purchased 100 acres for 1200 dollars. This sale marks the third mile of Crain estate land disposed of for a total of 4900 dollars.
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Crain
J & Pugsley
Removal of Stock Inspector Kean Ordered by Sheepmen
At 2:40 pm a resolution was approved to remove Stock Inspector Kean due to age and inability to perform. His personal character was not challenged, but incapacity was cited. K G Warner was named as replacement, with the executive committee to present the resolution and recommendation to the county court. A monthly report from the stock inspectors to the county was also proposed to improve cooperation with officials.
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Kean
K. G. Warner
Grazing Fees Approved and Canal Reform Debated
Congress criticizes the canal commission as President Roosevelt approves grazing fee regulations for forest reserves. A plan to abolish the commission and place canal authority under the president advances, with Mahon and others commenting on the shift. The president aims to spend Christmas with family. witnesses in lend fraud cases may affect trials. In Paris, Venezuela dispute looms as Cuatro refuses recognition. New Mexico reports heavy snows and wide plowing, three feet of snow between Carizzozo and Santa Wide.
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Washington
Dev
Wilson
Magoon
Engineera
Army
Roosevelt
Mahop
Mitua
Putter
Mckinley
Ringer Hormean
Oregon
New Mexico
Carrixozo
Banta
Mutiny and Revolution Threaten Moscow and St Petersburg
Turmoil grips Moscow and St Petersburg as mutinies spread through artillery and infantry units. Reports claim half of Linevitchs army mutinied, barrages and barricades rise in Moscow and Tver, and Lithuanian forces threaten to seize railways and estates. Authorities report pockets of armed quiet in the Caucasus, while workmen clash with troops in Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow Memeike
Tverakala
Warsaw
Rejiteko
Lutely
Lithuanian Republic
Caucas
Malma
Elbenbethpol
Tiflis
Arma
Moscow
Warner and allies plan fight over timber land suit
Col J HL Raley, attorney for the DimMauit county defendants, says Warner et al will contest the government suit over timber lands bought via FO AL Hyde and J A Benson. Raley filed a demurrer in federal Portland court, arguing innocent purchasers should not bear fraud losses amid actions by Hencorm Hynde Thosy and others. The defendants include KG Warthur, T C Taylor trustee, Bo A Hugg, First National Bank of Pendleton, and L B Smith Livestock. Warner, heavily invested, holds title to much of the land. The case will be vigorously contested to the end.
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Warker
FO AL Hyde
J. A. Benson
Finden
Col
J HL Raley
DimMauit
Colonel Raley
Federal Court of
Portland
Viant
Hencorm Vind Hynde Thosy
KG. Warthur
T. C. Taylor
CH. Wade
Bo A. Hugg
First National Bank of
Hatey
Fence dispute over Indian reservation boundary
The article discusses a proposed fence along the United States Indian reservation boundary, with plans to extend 12 to 10 miles on the west side and 16 miles from Pendleton. It notes Indian agitation for a fence and possible revisions to the boundary lines between ranges 2 and 39, reaching toward Athena, with the matter before the department and potentially decided this winter.
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Indio Deseo O
United States
Pandleton
Fenre
Pendleton Eleven Set To Face La Grande Contingent
Poomarl at La Grande plans to play the La Grande eleven on Christmas afternoon. The Pendleton team departs Monday morning by train for La Grande. Post Thanksgiving practice has been limited by penalties, making final lineup uncertain. Expected starters include Baker center Lytle Hankinen, backs Scott Meany Jackson Thompson Strickiin, and Turcer at quarterback with Strand Pierce at halves and Stokie at fullback. Jim Hi of Whitman College may join as a reserve, with Harris and Kelly also contributing.
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Chriniman
Pondieton
Asociation
Fon Thal
la Grande
Commercial Association
Athens
Joy
Pendieton
Baker
Lytle
Hankinen
Ruvards
Scott
Meany Jackson
Thompson
Strickiin
Onde
Turcer
Strand
Pierce
Stokie
Jim Hi
Whittoan College
Feam
Harris
Kelly
Water Users Adopt By Laws In Umatilla Association
The executive committee of the Umatilla Water Users Association adopted articles and by laws, sending copies to Chief Engineer Newell in Washington and planning a ratification meeting. Oregon Governor Kine r for Oregon and officials from the reclamation department discuss the East Umatilla project and surrender of land needed by the government.
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Feho
Dee
Kpeclle
Umatiila Water Users
Tin Corporation
Amet Iy-tnweke Cineme
Klamath Association
HH. Newell
Washington, D.C
Tront
John T. Whintler
Kine
Oregon
Bowen
Thew
Fettlant Nieht
Portland
Williamson
Holeate
Athortiera
Reclamation Department
East Umatilla
Turd Debate at High School Yields Top Scores
Yesterday afternoon at Hotwte High School a debate on direct vote for lieutenant governor drew Hazel Murgess Eva Scott and George Strand with top scores. Participants on the affirmative were Hazel Fier wore Charles Stricklin and Gover Strand while Eva Scott and James Jobin upheld the negative leading to no decisive win. The three highest scorers were George Strand and Doge Burn Met Soute aieet, with the debates to continue and winners to be honored at the end of the series.
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Hazel Murgess
Eva Scott
George Strand
Deptterk
Hysel Fir Wore
Charles Stricklin
Gover Strand
James Jobin
Individu
Efitier
Doge Burn
No Change in the Walsh Railroad Ownership
The Walsh holdings will remain under present control but with joint management by Walsh and a clearing house committee. Syndicate bids for the roads are rejected. stockholders are assured full reimbursement. Akron notes Walsh’s firm stance and personal direction as key to protecting assets.
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Hte
Waleth
Walsh
Iils
Havre
Akron Gan Company
Tom Lewron
Chicago
al John
Waleh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh Banks
Gemrance
Um Securithee
Kerbaugh Still At Large In Pendleton Checks Drawn On Savings Bank
L K Kerbaugh remains at large as two more bad checks were sent from Chicago to Pendleton for collection. One for 35 dollars and another for 10 dollars, drawn on Pendleton Savings Bank, were refused payment for lack of funds when presented at the First National Bank. It is rumored he previously operated near Chicago and may be leveraging friends there, similar to Pendleton. No criminal complaint has been filed locally, though he is liable for the checks drawn on the Savings Bank.
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L. K. Kerbaugh
Pendleton
Chicago
Pendleton Savings Bank
First National Bank
Savings Bank
Kerbough
Kerbaugh
E. C. Smith
Smith
Portland Bank
Lee Toutech
Lyman Drom
Wishmeas
Woman lawyer Ada Edwards seen in Pendleton city
Ada Edwards a Washington College of Law graduate and agent on the Umatilla Reservation is reported to be arriving daily from Washington. She plans to settle with her brother’s family in Pendleton after a farewell by about 26 friends.
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Mise Ada FL Edwards
Washington College of Law
Indi
Orville @ Bawins
Umatilla
Washington
Edwards
Thei
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J. F. Conditt
Paris
Cuatro
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Linevitch
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Balle
Bertin
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St. Peterburg
Jens Colm
Witte
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Clerce
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Pence Reservation
Poomarl
Klamatil Association
Engiow Newell
Pate
Akron
Aros Gee Company
John R. Walsh
Princepal
A. TB. Elibeck
Aleo
Tom Lawson
Lawton
Amalgmated
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