Alderman Here Takes Place of Ackerman Wil in Education Meeting
L. R. Alderman of the state university education department and a leading Republican candidate for state superintendent arrives in Pendleton to speak tonight and tomorrow in Milton and Athena and Pendleton Saturday. He will be joined by Superintendent Robinson of Multnomah county for the directors meeting of Umatilla county. The gathering, with about 190 districts and roughly 600 directors and clerks, is expected to attract large attendance and be valuable to county school boards.
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L. R. Alderman
Department of Education
The
State University
State Superintendent of Instruction
Pendleton
Milton
Athena
Umatilla County
Auckerman
Ather
Robinson
Multnomah County
Republican Party
Frank K. Wellse
Lot Livermore
Fanatic Is Arrested In Capitol Office Visit
Washington police arrested Albert Ringer of Two Rivers Wisconsin while trying to see Vice President Sherman. He has been in Washington for over a year seeking imagined rights through Senator La Follette and the vice president and has threatened both.
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Washington
Capitol
Albert Ringer
Two Rivers
Wis
Sherman
Ringer
la Follette
Crazy Queen Getting Worse
Brussels January 6 The Gazette reports the condition of ex Empress Maria Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico is grave and causes anxiety She has been insane for many years
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Brussels
the Gazette
Maris Charlotte
Maxmillian
Mexico
Enthusiastic report on Malheur oil fields and Wilbur visit
J P Wilbur of Union and Mrs Wilbur visited in the city en route to Athena to see T J Kirk family. Wilbur, owner of Sellwood woolen mill, speaks highly of Malheur oil prospects south of Vale. Experts from Pennsylvania and West Virginia and C W Washburn of the USGS confirm commercial oil potential. Over $200000 spent by five Vale field companies. Drilling rigs rated to 5000 feet. wells reach 700 to 1700 feet with measurable oil. Parafine base oil cited as more valuable than California asphaltum. Industry eyes drilling to 1700 to 2000 feet in coming days. The state anticipates a large oil lake under northern Malheur County.
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J. P. Wilbur
Union
Vale
Mr. Wilbur
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Malheur
C. W. Washburn
United States Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Vale District
California
O1l
Vale Ol
Los Angeles Couple Charged With Murder in San Gabriel
George A. Stone and his wife were jointly charged with the murder of Morgan Shively a street car conductor killed last Sunday in the kitchen of the Stones San Gabriel home. The case unfolds as police and prosecutors pursue their theory of the crime and seek further evidence.
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Los Angeles
George A. Stone
Morgan Shively
Stone
San Gabriel
Pendleton Teems With East Oregon Visitors
W B Gillette of Echo and W R Wagsoner of La Grande visited Pendleton yesterday while D R Brownell of Umatilla and Henry M Sommers of Hermiston conducted business here. Spokane’s P A Stevenson, Mrs A Warren of Pomeroy and J P Wilbur of Union stayed at local hotels. Local officials including R N Stanfield and daughter and B Boges of Yale attended business matters. Elmer Knight home with pneumonia. Harold Scudder noted Walla Walla Mailed and Edward S Taylor came from Hermiston for reclamation work.
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W. B. Gillette
Echo
W. R. Wagsoner
la Grande
Pendleton
H. D. Smith
D. R. Brownell
Umatila
P.A. Stevenson
Spokane
A. Warren
Pomeroy
Washington
Bowman
Co. B. Boges
Yale
Oregon
H. H. Edwards
Umativia
J. R. English
Weston
H. A. Troxel
J. P. Wilbur
Union
St. George
Mr. Wilbur
R. E. Dennis
Oregon Lumber Yard
Hanford
Friends
John English
Weston Country
Harold H. Scudder
Walla
C.F. van de Water
Portland
Harriman System
Edward S. Taylor
Reclamation Service
Hermiston
Mra
Amy Lee
Mra. A. J. Molstrom
Rose Melville Pleases Still as Sis Hopkins
Rose Melville, long known as Sis Hopkins, again charmed Oregon audiences with the classic farm comedy. She blends pathos and humor, delivering a climactic "Annie Laurie" for her ailing father, while cold weather kept attendance fair but the playhouse warm with a full orchestra.
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Tf Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Oregon
Mise Melville
Annie Laurie
Wool Growers Convene for 46th Annual Convention
The National Wool Growers Association opened its 46th annual convention in Ogden today, with three days of sessions. Chief topics include officer addresses, forest reservations, wood tariffs, and natural resources conservation. The Ogden mid winter sheep show runs in conjunction as weather delays postponed several delegates. President F W Gooding and Idaho delegation arrived by special train. Wyoming, Colorado and eastern delegates arrived late. Possible next host cities Portland, Denver, Cole, and Boise were discussed.
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National Association
Omen
Uiah
Eden
Ciah
Jon
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Ogden
F. W. Gooding
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Portland
Ore
Denver
Cole
Bolve
Pendleton and Walla Walla Teams to Pray
The Walla Walla Union reports growing interest in Friday’s basketball game between Pendleton and Walla Walla High schools at the local gym. The event is set for 7 o'clock with strong local support expected on both sides as the teams clash.
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Walla Walla
Battle Ready Pendleton Seeks Early Season Victory
The Pendleton squad arrives confident for the opener against Wallan Walla as both teams prepare for a tough season. The Wallan Walla manager orders new uniforms to erase past defeats and boost morale for a hard fought start. In Paris and nearby towns a second sight claim involves a medical man’s servant and a burglary case where clairvoyance aided police to locate stolen plunder.
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Oregonians
Pendleton
Wallan Walla
Paris
Gan
Pan
Aervant
Eaux Punnes
Eaux-Bunnes
Klamath Falls to Expand City Limits
In Klamath Falls Oregon a recent city election on incorporating outlying additions shows a near unanimous vote for expansion. All additions supported the Greater Klamath Falls Program except Hot Springs and Mills Additions where a small majority opposed. City attorney says overall affirmative vote grants their status as part of the city.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Greater Klamath Falls
Hot Springs
Cecil Lyons Rhodes Scholar From Oregon
Cecil K. Lyons, a University of Oregon class of 1905 graduate, has been awarded the Rhodes Scholarship by the State Rhodes Scholarship Committee in Salem. He will enter Oxford next September for a three year term with an annual income of 1500 dollars, having funded his education by teaching at Coquille high school.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Rhodes
Oregon
Cecil K. Lyons
Salem
Lyons
Oxford
Coquille High School
Edward Winans
Willamette University
Wistar Johnson
Outbreak Threatens Troubled Thibet
Delhi reports fresh trouble as Chinese officials press reforms on Thibet. The Dalai Lama resists, accused of being an instrument of Russia. Imperial strategists consider favoring the Pan shen Lama to split authority. Fears of a serious uprising grow as tensions rise.
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Delhi
Thibet
Dalai Lama
Lhahho
Russia
Panshen Lama
Wild Blizzard Grimly Strikes Thousands in Grip Season
A storm brings danger and suffering as thousands fight colds coughs and grip symptoms. The ad urges immediate use of Dr. King's New Discovery with testimonials and claims it cures flu grip and related illnesses. Available in 50 cents and 1.00 prices, guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
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Grip
Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
Ita
Tallman & Co
The Maiden's Heart Song Fragment in Verse Form
A fragmentary verse piece speaks of a maiden's true heart fleeing to another, with whispered lines about wings and longing. The poem invokes imagery of wind and sun as it contemplates love, yearning, and absence.
Penn Honors Vote to Name Next University Leader
Uv of Penn honored as it votes to name the next president of the University of Bone association at Madison Wisconsin. The vice president will be named by Wisconsin and Harvard’s secretary. Columbia will name the executive committee. President Wilson of Princeton spoke on the need for broader culture beyond specialization.
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University Association
Madison
Wis
University of Pennsylvania
Universities of Bone Association
University of Wisconsin
Harvard University
Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
The Land of Nod at Oregon Theater
The Land of Nod musical extravaganza arrives at the Oregon theater on January 14. Four years old, it features a large touring company with Knox Wilson Neil McNell Anna McNabb Florence Sinnott Tedrothy Ellis Claude Lightner William Morgan Nelson Riley Robert Laelonde. Advance sale opens January 13.
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Oregon Theater
Knox Wilson
Neil McNell
Anna McNabb
Florence Sinnott
Tedrothy Ellis
Claude Lightner
William Morgan
Nelson Riley
Robert Lae- Londe
Denver man wins world apple packing title at show
Peter Jackson of Denver won the champion apple packer title at the Colorado National Apple show defeating six opponents. He received 4100 in gold and a gold medal for the victory.
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Denver
Peter Jackson
Colorado
Planberg Loses Post Over Russia War Memo
St Petersburg January 4 M Planberg head of the Far Eastern department of the foreign office was superseded for presenting a memorandum to the War minister alleging Japan planned to attack Russia.
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Planberg
St. Petersburg
M. Planberg
Far Eastern
Foreign Office
Japan
Ruselja
Carriage of coal not lifting poor burdened lives
A proverb-like remark notes that while carrying coal may be good exercise for kings, it fails to alleviate the hardships of the poor, emphasizing inequality between rulers and common people.
Aeroplane hats for my lady and chic Paris display
Paris boulevards showcase aviator helmet fashions with hats styled as monoplanes and a Wright machine, worn by groups of young women near Place de l Opera. The debutant piece is a monoplane perched atop a hat, while the Votslu biplane offers compartments for ribbons and flowers as the era’s novelty trend.
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Paris
Boulevards
Duc de la Paix
Place de l'Opera
Votslu
Slump Hits Former Bear Cats Slugging for A L
American League averages reveal a notable drop in hitting among several players who were previously Bear Cats with the willow.
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Bear Cats
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