Poultry Awards Announced at Regional Show
Port and Exhibitors win the greatest number of prizes as a city resident, N. A. Humphrey, takes the top cap. The show's final awards list cups, settings, and prizes for pens of Buff Plymouth Rocks, Columbian Plymouth Rocks, Golden Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons, Leghorns, Minorcas, and more. Multiple merchants and individuals from Milton, Lents, Walla Walla, Heppner, and Portland distributed prizes totaling varieties of poultry exhibits and miscellaneous awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Humphrey
Poultry Show Winners Highlight Regional Breeds and Prizes
Taylor Hardware awards top pen with a five pound candy box to D. C. Gurilane of Heppner for best pen of fowls. D. Drake wins a 2.50 hat from Workingmen's Clothing Co. for best pen of Houdans. Winners in Buff Rocks Windle Bros, PFIrat, BT Williams Milton take first to third. Rhode Island Reds top Mounsey Bros Kennewick, L. W. Briggs Heppner. Rose Comb Reds Bade Bros Milton. White Leghorns Bade Bros Freewater. Buff N. G. Baldwin Pomeroy. Brown Leghorns Bade Bros Freewater. Black Minorcas N. A. Humphrey Pendleton. Windle Bros first in several breeds. Black Orpingtons Matt Mosgrove. Andalusians Mire C W Armstrong. Ruth Cochin Bantams Mrs Hattie Duke. Golden Seabright Bantams Brooks Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F Turner
BF. Williams
Milton
J. W. Matthews
J. E. Duke
City
James H. Jones
Earl Williams
A. T. Perkins
Dickinson & Levy
Walla Walla
H. C. Day
Portland
Windle Bros
Lents
First National Bank
Plymouth Rocks
M. J. Myers
Hanscom
Bull Plymouth Rocks
Royal Sawtelle
L. J. McIntyre
Peoples Warehouse
Wyandottes
Koeppen Bros
D.C
Walin Walls
Lenta
Case
A. E Dickinson
Pomeroy
Washington
Will Ingram
William HL
Heppner
Ow Ten House
Hattie Duke
Baker Purnitre
Andy Taylor
Walks Wali
East End
B. F. Williams
Ralph Folsom
Ferry
Empire Meat Company
William Codwell
James Devlin
Mounsey Bros
Kennewick
Central Meat Market
Mounsey Brothers
Kennewlock
Pendleton
Rhode Island Reds
H. Dickinson
Taylor Hardware Company
D. C
Williams
Wynndottes
A. EB. Dickson
Charieau
Curtis
Pasco
Barrows
Golden Wyandottes
Silver Wyandottes
FU. Temple
L. W. Briggs
Bade Bros
L. G. Pell
Freewater
Henry W. Coe
Stan
Brown
D. C. Gurdane
R. C. Brown
Leghorns
Ss. C. Black
Minorcas
N. A. Humphrey
Lester Boyd
Buff Orpingtons
G. EB
Allen
EK. Young
Black Orpingtons
Matt Mosgrove
White Orpingtons
Hambures
Cyetherin Dickingsen
Ruth Cochin Dantams
Golden Seabright Bantans
Brooks Taylor
Windle
Tuck Johnson Makes Ignous in Burpatad
Hutto, N. ., Feb. 1 Jack Johnson made replies to Bam Latiofirnd festering. Fly will post $10 600 now for a match after the frieze taht, win or lose, and win in the Interim kick Joe Joannetts, for $2500 oriinet Sam. In reply to Jim Corbett s fat foot ed criticism Johnson declared that Sharkey Jeffries Pitzallmons Jackson McAuliffe Gans Griffo, all the great fighters, fought flat footed. Corbett should sneak with reverence of the flat foot, Johnson said, flat footed boxers made him cat for the police.
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Gans
Griffo
Corbett
Johnson
Portland and Spokane Plan Joint Apple Show
Portland chamber of commerce voted with Spokane to hold the next apple show in Spokane for the third year. Spokane solicited trustees in a morning session and officials expressed belief Spokane is entitled to the honor.
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Portland
Portland Chamber of Commerce Today
Spokane
Forester Service Bans District 4 Talks to Press
Portland Feb 1 Through an order from Chief Forester Henry Graves the national forestry service employees in district No 4 covering Washington Oregon and Alaska are prohibited from talking for publication.
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Portland
Henry & Graves
National Forestry Service
Washington
Oregon
Alacka
Cattle Import Ban Tightens Across Southern States
Ten of Southern Cattle, Chicago, Feb. 1. Owing to Texas fever, Governor Deaeen bans imports into TMn nel after today, lasting until November 1. Cattle with U.S. inspector certificates proving freedom from fever will be admitted. Prohibition covers California, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida.
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Chicago
Deaeen
United States
California
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texae
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Minniveippi
Carolin
Florida
Standard Oil pays February dividend to investors
New York February 1 The usual February dividend of 15 a share on the Standard Oil company stock will be paid this year regardless of government sales. The company is earning about 86 000 annually and paying 46 000 000 to shareholders.
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New York
Standard OW Company
Foreclosure Auction For NYC Railway Property
In Manhattanville near Forty second street and St Nicholas Avenue the Forty second street Manhattanville and St Nicholas Avenue Railway Company faces foreclosure sale today. The Union Trust Company holds a 141000 mortgage on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forty-second Street
Manhattanville & St. Nicholas Avenue
Union ‘S Just Company
California Red Cross appeals funds for flood relief
California officials in San Francisco report the state branch of the American National Red Cross has appealed to the public for immediate funds to aid flood victims. The appeal comes under orders from the national association in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
American National Red Cross
Association
Washington
Los Angeles Red Cross Adds Fund Aides
Los Angeles chapter appoints two members to receive subscriptions and donations to the Red Cross fund aiding mood sufferers. Short item notes new fundraising effort and chapter action in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Pendleton Visitors and Residents All Across District
Pendleton sees a stream of visitors and locals on business today with FE McMillen from Hermiston, D C Baker from Athena and others arriving. Notable names include Attorney 8 F Wilson from Athena and livestock engineer F G Lucas from Weston. Walker, a pioneer scout, leaves for John Day river after charges. Rees of Bankers Reserve Life Insurance returns from Pilot Rock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
John Rees
Tas Oy Hanivare Company
Bankers’ Reserve Life Insurance Company of
Omaha
Pilot Rock Country
Hermiston Man Loses Leg After Injury Amputation Performed
Upthegrove, a Hermiston resident, arrived in the city and underwent amputation of a leg after a fracture failed to heal. He was attended by his son George Upthegrove and son-in-law of Dr. Croup. George Upthegrove serves as secretary of the Wmuatilia project, opening to homestead entry on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf Upthegrove
Hermiston
Ore
Walla Walla Union
Upthegrove
George
Croup
George Upthegrove
Wmuatilia
Bulgarians Dead and Injured in CP Work Train Wreck
Ledbridge Canada Feb 1 At least fourteen are dead and several more dying among twenty two Bulgarian workmen injured forty five in a Canadian Pacific work train wreck that crashed through a bridge yesterday near Ledbridge All victims are Bulgarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbridge
Canada
Onn Min
Canadian Pacific
Here
Meetings at Birch Pine Grove churchs draw converts
Rev B F Harper of Milton Sabbath school missionary for Pendleton presbytery spoke at Birch and Pine Grove schoolhouses along East Birch Creek. Meetings drew large crowds and several joined Pilot Rock churches. Harper planned further work in Crook county and return via Pendleton.
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B. F. Harper
Milton
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Harper
E. W. Warrington
Birch and
Pine Grove
East Birch Creek
J. M. Cornelion
Home Mission Committee
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Standard Grocery Co
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Ater
Flouring Milla Co
Dayton, Waa
Cnalkdeov RS Oe
Murpin, Grant & C2
Etree Cates
William Colwell
William Boyle
Secon
Alex Oliver
Tuck Johnson
NEW Forester
Joe H. Parkes
Ingrippe
F. Wheelock
Attalia
AV. H. Murphy
Echo
H. L. Pearson
Stanfield
R. Busby
Privett
R. H. MacWhorter
Independent Telephone Company
Echo and Stanfield
Robert Coppock
Athena
W. H. Daughtrey
Union Stockyards Company
West End
County
Abe. Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company
William Walker
William Anderon
John Dry River
JH. J. Upthegrove
C. P Work
Clixir Serna
Alifornia
Ely
Heller
Centary Brothers
Warren Street
W. D. Fletcher
R. E. Tarbet
Boston
Foley
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta St
Maine
Nelson
Main
Mark Moorhouse
Tel. Main
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