Library acquires many new books on display today
A large shipment of 59 fiction volumes 1 essay and 10 for children has arrived at the public library. They will be displayed this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon and ready for circulation tomorrow at 2. The list includes works by Allen Reign of Law Peach Spaders Birnham Quest Flower and many others. Mrs Mary Lane will narrate the Children's Tour story hour tomorrow at 10 in the expanded children’s space as demand grows.
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Publc
Otelatk
Allen
Reign of Law
Peach—Spaders
Birnham
Quest Flower
Chezter—Makine
Bobty Burnst
onnor—Poretsner
Crawford
Stradolia
Cuttine
Thea Pasture
Lonely Lady
Cresyonor Square
Dillon
Rose
Old St. Louis
Devle
Hound of
Aunt Mary
Glasrow—Volen
The
People Girland
Gray
Horse
Garland
Moccasin Ranch
Green
Greene
Cape Cod Forks
Hall—t Lanid
Kingesley
Glaass House
London
Sea-Woilf
Lynde
Empire Bulldere
MacGowan — Wiving
Lance Cleaverage
Major
Thurston
Ward
Lady Roco
Wirren
Peter Peter
Arizona Knights
Wiesin—Csthedral
Wiliamson
Zineswell
Seawell
van Dyke
Little Rivers
Altsheler
Free Rangers
Barbour
Wetherby
Inning
Bannerman
Little Binck Sambo
Curtis
Grandpa
DuBois—Lass of
Silver Sword
Ewing—Jackanipes
Martin
Letitia
Tomlinson
Young Rangers
Whitney
Faith Gitney
Wigein
Penelope
Mary Lane
Walla Walla Faces Cemetery Expansion Dispute
Walla Walla Washington February 9 The city council passed an ordinance authorizing a land purchase to enlarge the cemetery but injunctions may follow as landowners adjoining the cemetery object to living next to a graveyard. The city agreed to buy the adjacent land from Henrietta Stone at 800 per acre, but several nearby property owners protested and some filed petitions before the council.
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Walla Walla
Wash
City Council
Iin
Ely
Henrietta
Peti- Thongs
Long Court Term Proves Expensive for Morrows County
The Morrows County month of January 1910 spent 6555.47 with 4000 of that for De Jonge term of court. Total monthly outlay 7480.25, but 927.93 to be repaid from Erhart trial. Erhart case costly due to witness transport. Arnold murder trial noted as expensive. Jury change sought to Umatilla for fairness due to local notoriety. Meanwhile Mine Workers conference in Toledo debated Illinois issue with little progress.
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Atti
de Jonge
Erhart
Morrow County
Arnold
Heppner
Trai
Umatilla
Tesistad
Toledo
United Mine Workers of America
Republican County Chairman Returns Home After Pendleton Visit
su Bo Thomson, chairman of the republican county central committee, returned to his home near Beho this morning after transacting business in Pendleton.
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Su Bo Thomson
Republican County Central Committee
Beho
Pendleton
Personal visits and business travel in Pendleton area
W H Lyday from Gardane, Fred Snyder from Wal la Walla, K V Chenoweth of Barnhart in Pendleton on business, Frank Hilbert from Garden City, Mrs Clarke Nelson from Portland, Finorge Clay of Vansyle, Dr W G Cole on county trip, Hirst and Moore from Echo, W R Taylor and wife from Athena, Mrs R W Goodman and Mrs L McClellan of North Yakima registering at Hotel Bowman, R H MacWhorter and son from Pilot Rock, Walter and Ralph Wagner from Pilot Rock, Roy Kirkley traveling from Walla Walla, Theodore Howard architect from Walla Walla, William Slusher to Nolin sheep ranch, Harry Burford passing through Tombieton, W Fox from Walla Walla for real estate, L Hawkins from Helix transacting business, Attorneys Johnston to Hermiston, Niles Heth, Beown traveling for Pacific Coast Paper, Goombler camping party to Stanfield to handle interests.
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W. H. Lyday
Gardane
Fred Snyder
Walla Walla
K. V. Chenoweth
Barnhart
Pendleton
Frank Hilbert
Garden City
Hirst and Moore
Echo
W. R. Taylor
Athena
R. W. Goodman
L. McClellan
North Yakima
Bowman
R. H. MacWhorter and Son
Pilot
Tombieton
President Lewis Predicts Trouble Ahead in Mines Talks
Toledo February 3 Thomas L Lewis president of the miners as temporary chairman of the joint wage scale conference for Ohio Pennsylvania and western districts opened today Hope for amicable settlement was voiced by Lewis John H H Jones head of the Ontario Hatfield Coal Company and other operators also predicted a peaceful agreement The conference adjourned until tomorrow morning to await the credentiaie committee report which deadlocked on admitting Mil Tools miners in the absence of tools operators Lewis said when miners and operators meet investment will fall and safety for workers rise He argued railroads should pay mine owners more money for cant they consume to fund protection for employees
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Toledo
Thomas L. Lewis
Ohio
Tadine
Credentiaie Committee
Lewie
Terrible Mine Accident in Raibl Carso Region
A severe collapse in Raibl village near the Carso mountains trapped eight people including a hospital doctor his wife and child after a masked stream originated flood. They were swept into a chasm as water and mud surged, with rescue attempts failing and all eight succumbing.
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Vietina
Raibl
Carso
Ivrin
Rexeur
President Schurman on High Cost of Living
Watertown N Y President J G Schurman of Cornell University spoke on the rising cost of living. He warned that farm product consumption outpaces production as unoccupied lands vanish and ranching declines. He predicted beef and cattle supply will shift to farm owned herds, while stock raising on farms remains underdeveloped.
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President Schurman
Watertown
N. Y
J. G. Schurman
Cornell UniVersity
New York
Schurmnn
Schurmann
Decline in cattle and pigs noted in 1909 data
The article discusses statistics on the drop in cattle and swine numbers in the country for 1909. It questions whether the rise in farm prices for beef cattle by 11 percent and hog prices by 40 percent in recent months is surprising given the declining herds.
Lord Rodney Receives 810000 Pension For Heir Status
London reports that Lord Rodney, aged 18, will inherit a parliamentary granted annuity of 10000. The pension traces to Admiral George Rodner for defeating Grasse in 1782 and is paid to male heirs until extinction, having run 127 years. Other peers with Ten Thousand dollars annual pensions include Lord Ragan Seaton Gough and Napier of Magdala. Viscount Hardings holds sixteen thousand, all ceasing at the holder’s death.
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London
Lord Rodney
George Tit
George Rodner
Comte de Grasse
Rodneys
Lord Ragan
Lord Seaton
Viscount Gough
Lord Napier
Magdala
Viscount Hardings
Dying Statement In Conspiracy Trial In Murder Case
In Waterbury a court admitted as evidence the dying declaration of Bronislaw Kulvyinakas. He testified Sophie Kritchman lured him to the woods, ordered him to lie down, and threatened to kill him with a handkerchief then attacked him after she returned, firing a shot and later striking him with a stone. He named Kritchman as his alleged accomplice.
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Waterbury
Con
Sophie Kritchman
Bronislaw Kulvyinakas
Jon Butehell
Brantelow Kulvingkas
Piri
Brace ships to Brigan navy for war
The battleship Michae Gerwes, built by Alceste Armstrong Whitworth & Co., has been handed over on the Tyne. It is a 19500 ton, 29.75 knot vessel with a main armament of twelve 12 inch guns, twenty two 27 and eight smaller guns, length 643 feet, beam 89 feet, displacement higher by a thousand tons, and two 12 inch guns arranged to fit four more.
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Republic
Londeon
Tyne
Alceste, Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Bragnan Navy
Kiewick
Princess To Compromise On Nemj Castle Buyback Offer
Princess Enrico Ruspoli nee Berry of Oakhill Georgia has referred to her lawyers the offer by her brother in law Prince Umberto Huenoll to take back all or part of the sum paid by her husband for the estate Nemja, money borrowed from her. The move is seen as favorable for his case, given he offered the price of the original cost around 40000 while improvements by the princess cost about 100000. Mr Berry, the princess’s brother, has arrived in Rome to aid.
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Ruspoli
Nemj Castle
Rome
Enrico Ruspoli
Berry
Oakhill
Umeberto Huenoll
Nema
Princesa
Umberto Ruspollie Mot
Enrico
Poselbie
Albany Man Discovers Aurora Borealis Rock Replica
Albany Oregon resident J G Crawford reports a quarts bearing rock with a petrified vegetable growth forming a near perfect replica of the aurora borealis. The specimen measures about two and a half feet long and is described as exceptionally rare.
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Albany Man Rinds
Albany
Ore
J. G. Crawford
Miss Venus Impresses Yet Again in Comet Viewing
In a steady showcase of celestial charm, Miss Venus remains a reliable beacon for stargazers. Observers note her steady glow and periodic paths across the night sky, drawing crowds and sustaining fascination with planetary brilliance.
Hoppe Leads in 1500‑point Billiards Victory
In Pittsburg Willie Hoppe and Ora Morningstar battled in a 1500 point championship match. Hoppe gained a 509 point block to reach 1900, Morningstar 496 for 2707 total. Morningstar dazzled with a sensational gallery display as Hoppe narrowly led.
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Pittsburg
Willie Hoppe
Ora
Morningstar
Hoppe
Moppe
Wisconsin Boxer Pots 1 Over Danny Wester
Portland Oregon February 4 Franklin Conley of Konoxho Wie won a 10 round decision in a boxing bout last night which marked his first appearance in the ring at this event.
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Danny Wester
Portland
Ore
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