First Annual Meeting of Oregon Cattle & Horse Raisers
Baker county telegrams announce the first annual meeting of the Cattle and Horse Raisers Association of Oregon in Pendleton on March 17 at 10 a.m. Officers to be elected and bills for cattle and horse protection to be presented. members urged to attend and bring written bills of sale for cattle to ease inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle & Horseraisers' Association of
Oregon
Pendleton
Cattle & Horse Raisers’ Association of Oregon
Correll
Spring Plowing and Buick Auto Train to Coast
Farmers plowing in clear weather anticipate fairer prices after last year’s cheap sales. A 41 car Buick train to the coast departs Flint for Spokane with 192 cars valued over 261000 and freight over 18000, routed via Northern Pacific.
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Coast
Buick
Flint
Mich
Ben F. Trombley
Oregon Motor Garage
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Dayton
Maryhill
the Dalles
North Yakima
Ellensburg
Tacoma
Vancouver
Bellingham
Seattle
Everett
Portland
The
Automobile Company
Ride on Avalanche Fatal to Rancher Nickman
Jackson Wyoming February report describes rancher Windy Nickman killed while riding an avalanche in the Jackson Lake district. James Fitzmier recounts the snowslide on the Conant trail as Nickman shouted that riding the avalanche was the greatest sport in the world.
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Nickman
Jackson
Wyo
James Fitzmier
Windy
Jackson Lake District
Conant Trail
Fitemier
Mid-Victorian devotions debated at Berkeley
In Brass Tacks the University of California female observance called Woman's day is criticized by Dr. Herbert E. Cory from the English department. He argues the event echoes mid Victorian and chivalric ideas of women and calls it an imposition on men and affront to women. He favors a view of love rooted in real romantic love that challenges sentiment and blind common sense.
Chinese Immigrant Vanishes From Lurline After Madness
Lee Loy, a Chinese passenger who sailed from Honolulu to San Francisco aboard the Lurline, became deranged over his immigration papers. He shouted that the devil pursued him and would die at 2, then disappeared from his stateroom through an open porthole.
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San Francisco
Lee Loy
Honolulu
Lurline
To live is to change and perfect is to have changed often
A compact quotation attributed to John Henry Newman emphasizes that living requires change and perfection is achieved through frequent personal transformation. The maxim reflects steady self-improvement and adaptation as ongoing life processes.
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John Henry Newman
Pendleton News Notes Delay Train and Local Declarations
The Portland bound morning train arrived at 10 10 due to engine trouble. Belts Files Declaration, Douglas Pelts, a retired sheepman, filed his formal declaration as a Republican candidate for county judge. Fire Dept now has its own number 171 for emergencies. New phone directories show fire and police numbers on the covers. Cement walks to be laid as spring weather returns, two permits issued for sidewalk work on Webb street and Lewis Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Pelts
Fire Dept
Fire Department
Police Department
John Stebert
Webb Street
E. M. Temple
Lewis
Divorce Granted and Custody Ordered in Brandburg Case
Circuit Judge Phelps grants a divorce in Oscar Brandburg against Josephine Brandburg and awards custody of the children to the defendant until further order. Frank Quinlan III publisher of The Delta is confined to his room with a severe attack of dircumuatism as a result of opium use. Charles Breithaup, long-time resident, plans move to Ashland for his wife’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinlan III
Frank Quinlan
The
Delta
Ashland
Charles Breithaup
Phelps
Oscar Brandburg
Josephine Brandburg
Khan Car Turns Over at O W R N Yards
A box car lay on its side across two switches at the west end of the O W R N yards after a thin flange caused it to derail during switching. No injuries reported. Petitions circulate in Pendleton for State Superintendent J A Churchill supreme court candidates McBride Bean McNary and Attorney General A M Crawford seeking to succeed Governor West.
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J. A. Churchill
McBride, Bean
McNary
Supreme Court
A. M. Crawford
West
Pendleton
Pendleton and Milton Bantam Final Tonight
The bantam county championship is set for this evening as Pendleton and Milton high schools midget teams meet on the local floor. The local weight class lost by one point at Milton and aims to win by a larger margin tonight. Board urges vaccination after Hawthorne school janitor C H Walker contracts smallpox. officials request all pupils be vaccinated before Monday to curb the outbreak with parent cooperation requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Milton
C. H. Walker
Hawthorne
Odd Fellows District Convention in Freewater
Local I. O. O. F. lodge holds its quarterly district convention in Freewater with Grand Master H. J. Taylor G. W. Bradley and R. F. Kirkpatrick among attendees. The event runs through the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
H. J. Taylor
G. W. Bradley
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Lawsuit to Foreclose Mortgage for $4140 Note
C A Andrew files suit against H F White and wife and W J Martin to foreclose a mortgage on land sold to Martin, securing notes totaling 4140. Mortgage past due. land reputedly sold to Martin subject to mortgage. Attorneys Brooks Bartlett and Neal of Walla Walla for plaintiff.
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C. A. Andrew
H. F. White
W. J. Martin
Martin
Brooks, Bartlett and Neal
Walla Walla
Enroute Home Trio To Reach City After March First
Roy W. Ritner has spent winter in southern California and along with Charles Bond and Harry Gray is returning eastward via the Ritner car. They joined in Los Angeles and plan to reach here shortly after March 1 in their west coast to east coast journey.
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Roy W. Ritner
California
Charles Bond
Harry Gray
East
Messrs Bond
Gray
Ritner
Los Angeles
San Francisco
FPU Head to Lecture on Public Recreation in March
G C Blower of Pacific University arranged a talk by President C J Bushnell at the high school auditorium on March 11. The illustrated lecture, titled Children’s Playgrounds and Public Recreation, will cover municipal beautification work. Bushnell has spoken 75 times this winter across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FPU
G. C. Blower
Pacific University
C. J. Bushnell
Pres. Bushnell
Jacob Bell Committed After Court Mental Evaluation
Jacob Bell formerly charged with stealing two horses from W. T. Porter was declared mentally unbalanced after examination by physicians. Judge Maloney ordered his commitment to the eastern Oregon state hospital and he was taken there this afternoon. Chin Sin, the Umatilla Chinese man, was also examined and appeared rational and sane. He asserted me no crazy now and officials seem inclined to believe him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bell
W. T. Porter
Realty Transfers Report for Stanfield and Hermiston
Realty transfers show City Realty Co to Sam A Reid for lots 6 7 and block 21 Stanfield. Bertha B Harris and C W Harris to John T Lambirth Earl Gillanders and John Vert se 1 4 of section 15 town 1 S R 34 and se 1 4 of se 1 4 of sec 7 town 1 RB 35. Edwin B Aldrich and wife to Otto G Sap for lot 10 block 7 Hermiston.
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City Realty Co
Sam A. Reid
Town of
Stanfield
Bertha B. Harris
C. W. Harris
John T. Lambirth
Earl Gillanders
John Vert
Edwin B. Aldrich
Otto G. Sapper
Town of Hermiston
Doctor Hagood Leaves Tomorrow for Army Service
Dr. Rufus H. Hagood, assistant at the Eastern Oregon state hospital, resigns to become an army surgeon. He will depart tomorrow evening for Philadelphia, remain temporarily, and expect to be sent out in summer to substitute for an absent surgeon on field duty until October. He will then enter an eight month army surgeons course in Washington and hopes for a Western post after completion.
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Hagood
Rufus H. Hagood
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Philadelphia
Washington
Barnhart Sues Muir for Mortgage Foreclosure Today
Barnhart files suit in circuit court against James W. Muir and wife to foreclose a mortgage. The complaint traces a note of 875 dollars to Staley and shows successive transfers of the mortgaged land through Belden to A E Wayland and then to W H Wayland and wife, with attorneys James A Fee John F Watson and Thos G C Brents listed for the plaintiff.
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H. P. Barnhart
James W. Muir
W. V. Staley
R. G. Belden
A. F E. Wayland
William H. Wayland
Muirs
Staley
Belden
A E Wayland
W H Wayland
James A Fee
John F Watson
Thos
G. C. Brents
Relief Hurrying to Aid Besieged Troops in Kazrun Barracks
From Shiraz gendarmes and British marines race to relieve 150 gendarmes besieged in Kazrun barracks by Washdiwan tribesmen. Desperate fighting reported with heavy losses on both sides, including Major Chisson of British forces.
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Teheran
Persia
Shiraz
Hullshire
Kazrun
Chisson
Woman appointed to state fair board in Oregon
Governor West named Mrs Edith Tozier Weatherred of Portland to replace N C Maris on the state fair board marking the first time a woman has held the post. The move was announced from Salem on February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Board
Salem
Ore
West
Edith Tozier Weatherred
Portland
N.C. Maris
Amendment to Post Office Bill Voted Out
Washington Feb 27 The senate voted 33 to 24 that an amendment stripping the post master general of rate and zone change powers in parcel post was not in order and could not be considered In connection with the post office bill An amendment to raise the weight limit above 60 pounds was then introduced by Senator Bankhead of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
Anarchy Reported in Lisbon State of Emergency Declared
Reports confirm serious rioting at Lisbon and in northern Portugal. Interior department statement says anarchy exists in Lisbon with a critical situation. Madrid dispatch notes riots also reported in Lisbon signaling widespread unrest.
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Laéabon
Madrid
Lisbon
Portugal
Interior Department
Italian Commissioner Accepts Rome Exposition Post
Rome reporter and San Francisco exposition officials announce that ex mayor Nathan of Rome has accepted the Italian commissionership to represent Italy at the fair in San Francisco in February 1926.
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Italy
Rome
Nathan
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News OF
Baker
Baker County
Oregon State Livestock Board
F. T. Notz
W. H. Lytle
Burnt River
Unity
Sparta
Tamb Fruit Co
the Lamb Fruit Co
Freewater Times
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Tom Kirk
He- Trex
Newsy
Alta Theatre
Brown
Ahe
Barnhart
Muir
Main Street
Pendleton, Obe
Family Liquor
A. Schneiter, Prop
Mark Moorhouse Company
East Court Street
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