Wool market opens with brisk transfers in 1914 at Meston
WEWS OF FARM AND RANGE reports a active wool market in the opening week of 1914 at Meston with transfers totaling about 6,000,000 pounds. notable lots include 400,000 pounds half blood at 48 to 50 cents, 100,000 pounds three eighths blood at 18 1 2 cents, and 600,000 New Mexico in original bags costing 7 to 50 cents. Oregonian notes Crook county plans farm demonstration tracts with $10 per acre support. J. Camp Sell cautions orchards about canker and urges burning infected trees. Japan may need Australian wheat. sentiment influences Chicago wheat pit. A woman rarely angered than by neighbor copying wall decorations.
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Montana
Dakota
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Soda Springs
Idaho
Portland Oregonian
Pendleton News: Jeweler Heads to California for Winter
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Ross Wimer of Sawtelle jewelry store will depart Monday for San Francisco and Los Angeles to spend about three months. Also, quarantine on the C, S&S, Ter- Penning home is lifted after the time limit, with disinfection completed. Dupuis sues Parr for 250 dollars plus 50 dollars attorney fees, attorney J G Perry. Night school enrollment grows as Supt. Landers notes rising interest and greater popularity.
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California
Ross Wimer
Sawtelle Jewelry
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rigby Family Arrives From Canada for Winter Stay
W T Rigby and family have arrived from Canada and will reside here for the winter. Rigby has rented a house on the north side of the river now occupied by T R Hampton. Semester exams began at the high school this morning and will run through next week. Grade schools start Monday. These exams mark the close of the first half of the school year with the new term starting Monday January 26.
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W.T. Rigby
Canada
Mr. Rigby
T. R. Hampton
Library Opens After Move to City Hall
The public library has moved from old quarters to the city hall and reopened to the public. Miss Sabra L. Mason is the new librarian, taking charge to ready the library for service.
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City Hall
Sabra L. Mason
Michael versus Peters Trial in Circuit Court
Frank Michael a Pilot Rock farmer sues to collect on a note in circuit court. H F Peters a proprietor of Olympia saloon and Arlington lodging house counters with liquor, laundry, and lodging claims. Plaintiff denies incurring these bills. Will M. Peterson represents Michael and Roy Raley defends Peters.
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Michael
Local hunter buys first duck seals after open season ends
With the geese and ducks season closed, J. J. Wodeage the local plumber bought seven metal seals at five cents each from District Warden E. F. Averill to tag his bags and keep the birds for a few days.
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J. J. Wodeage
E. F. Averill
Averill Wins Damages in Dog Use Case
Averill obtains a civil verdict against Jess Hartnett after a district attorney action. Jurors order Hartnett to pay $50 in damages plus costs, totaling about three times the damages. Averill claimed losses from dog use and special damages for impaired training.
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Averill
Jess Hartnett
F. Averill
Steiner
Hartnett
Quarantine Violation Leads to Arrest in City
The city enforc es its smallpox quarantine as J W Schieber is arrested by Patrolman Moody while leaving the Means house where Mrs Hipsman is quarantined. He claimed permission from the health officer and said he acted in good faith. a suspended sentence followed as Chief Kearney orders round the clock surveillance of quarantined homes.
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J. W. Schieber
Moody
Hipsman
Kearney
Three Basketball Games Tonight at Pendleton Gym
Pendleton high school travels to Walla Walla for a varsity boys and girls doubleheader while two interclass games settle local class titles in the Pendleton gym. Senior and sophomore girls meet, followed by sophomore and freshman boys in a rivalry renewal with listed lineups.
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Pendleton High School
Walla Walla
Arlene McMonles
Edna Daubner
Thelma Lauden
Margaret
Pendleton Drug clerk injures ankle in store incident
Charles Redmond, prescription clerk at Pendleton Drug Store, suffers a sprained ankle after turning it on a small bottle while stopping, and is using crutches today. Milton Lots Sok, Loretta Williams and B F Williams sell lots in Pierce Blum's addition to Florence Crawford and W J Crawford.
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Charles Redmond
Pendleton Drug Store
Milton
Loretta R. Williams
B. F. Williama
Florence F. Crawford
Pierce @ Blum
Lote
W. J. Crawford
Which Will He Lose Lady or Whiskers
At the University of Oregon in Eu gene Oregon on January 16 1914 male seniors plan a social statement by growing mustaches and chin whiskers after the holidays. They vow not to shave from January 5 until the end of the first semester to challenge social restrictions imposed by women students.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Milady
Dairy Demonstration Train For Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College experiment department with Southern Pacific will run a special dairy demonstration train in February through the Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon. The program aims to boost dairying interest, revive slack local activity, and improve farm producing capacity via on train lessons lectures personal interviews and Q A sessions.
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Portland
Ore
The
Oregon Agricultural College
Southern Pacific Company
Willamette Valley
Southern Oregon
Oregon
Safety Problems Discussed
At a special meeting of the safety first committee in Cleveland Ohio on January 15 the European plan for city traffic was reviewed. W J Penedist of New York presented traffic recommendations including school guidance for children licensing drivers publicizing accident causes limiting truck sizes and urging courts to back traffic squads with harsh penalties for violators.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Safety First” Committee
W. J. Penedist
New York
Europe
Poison Taken Nerve Test In Brooklyn Bridge Incident
Isaac Cohen a 20 year old man swallowed arsenic and told a trolley conductor to hurry the car as it crossed the Williamsburg Bridge toward Brooklyn. Patrolman Reese pursued and caught Cohen as he fell. they were taken to Williamsburg Hospital by ambulance.
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New York
Isaac Cohen
Williamsborey
Brooklyn
Patrolmaun Reese
Cohen
Williamsburge Hospital
Fifth Story of Who Will Marry Mary at Pastime Theater
The fifth story titled who will Marry Mary will be shown at the Pastime Theater Saturday for that day only. Ady.
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Mary
Pastime Theater
Ady
Ingalls May Enter Race for Senatorship
In Kansas Deliberations hinge on Senator Bristow's re election plan. Lieutenant Governor Sheffield Ingalls son of the late John J. Ingalls may run if Bristow stays with the Republican ticket else he will remain out. Party loyalty and Bristow's tariff currency stance shape Ingalls timing and decision.
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Peka
Kansas
Ingalls
United States Senate
Bristow
Sheffield Ingalls
United States
John J. Ingalls
Senator Bristow
Strike in South Africa Seems To Have Failed
Capetown January 14. Both the railroad and general strike in South Africa seemed to have failed completely. The strikers are applying everywhere for their old positions and industries are resuming.
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Capetown
South Africa
Bank President Halted by Guard at San Francisco
William H. Crocker, president of the First National Bank, tried to enter his own bank at night using a pass he drafted while the watchman held him. After failed explanations, he recalled a photograph on his desk with his signature and persuaded the guard to compare it.
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San Francisco
William H. Crocker
First National Bank
Mr. Croker
Japanese Meteorologist Commits Hari Kari After Criticism
A Sakurajima eruption criticism leads to the head of the Ute Kagoshima Meteorological Observatory in Yokohama taking hari kari. Professor Omori of Tokyo University’s meteorology department wired from Kagoshima that there was no further danger. An accompanying note mentions signature verification and a watchman receiving a recommendation letter after formalities.
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Yokohama
Sakurajima
Ute
Two Men Arrested on Bootlegging Charge in Camas
In Camas Washington deputies arrested Charles Larson and K Ellis for bootlegging after a raid by Deputy Sheriff Geo Sanford and George Johnson. This marks the third arrest in recent months for the same offense in Camas. Three men are serving jail time after pleading guilty, and a fourth paid a fine.
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Vancouver, Was
Camas
Geo. Sanford
George Johnson
Charles Larson
K. Ellis Arte
All Colorado booster club plans nationwide campaign
Denver civic and commercial leaders form an All Colorado Booster Club and plan a nationwide propaganda drive. The group aims to broadcast Colorado pride slogan It is a privilege to live in Colorado across the United States through a continuous statewide campaign.
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Denver
Joan
Colorado
United States
All-Colorado Committee
Grain Exchange Council Opens In Chicago For Two Day Session
The fifth annual meeting of the council of grain exchanges began at the Hotel La Salle in Chicago with representatives from major US exchanges. Topics include legislative investigations of grain boards the government suit against the Chicago exchange and related business matters. Officers will be elected. Tomorrow will cover the crop improvement committee report and the crop situation.
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Grain Exchange Council
Chicago
Council of Grain Exchanges
United States
Hotel la Salle
Chicago Exchange
Vedrines Ordered to Satisfy Roux in Aerial Feud
Paris January 15 Jules Vedrines one of two French aviators who flew Paris to Cairo was ordered by the French National Aerial league to immediately satisfy Henry Roux his rival who challenged him after an altercation in which Roux claimed Vedrines struck him Roux allegedly urged Turkish officials not to aid Vedrines during the Orient flight and Cairo celebrations for Vedrines were canceled.
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Verdrines
Troux
Paris
Jules Vedrines
Cairo
Henry Roux
Roux
Vedrines
Freight Agent Maries Aboard Great Northern in Portland
Verbin Kistler traveling freight agent for the Great Northern Railway married Jessie Hagemann at St Mark's Episcopal church Portland The ceremony was by Rev John E H Simpson with immediate relatives and friends present Best man was S A Volkman and bridesmaid Gertrude Getty Ushers were Fred Smith and W vu Roberts The couple's reception followed at the bride's parents home
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Portland
Juan
Verbin Kistler
Great Northern Railway
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Misa Jessie Hagemann
F. C. Hagemann
John E. H. Simpson
St. Mark's
S. A. Volkman
Gertrude Getty
Fred Smith
W. Vu. Roberts
Great Northern Office
Steamer Majestic Delayed by Collision at Cherbourg
New York January 16 The steamship Majestic was damaged in Cherbourg when a tender struck a coal port. A riveted plate sealed the hole and the liner proceeded to Queenstown then New York. Among the passengers were Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre.
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New York
Majestic
Cherbourg
France
White Star Line
Queenstown
Francis B. Sayre
Money for destitute youth who is sought
Centralia Washington January 15 Mrs Hanna Anderson of Centralia seeks Hay Allen a youth who recently worked on her farm south of the city He disappeared after writing home for money and waiting in vain Allen's letters indicate the boy's mother is worried over his condition and money from her reaches Mrs Anderson delayed in transit.
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Centralia
Wash
Hanna Anderson
Hay Allen
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