Coops and Pens for Many Hens At Poultry Show
Entries far exceed expectations of poultry show directors with extra effort under way. About 200 birds coming from Walk Walla to display in coops and pens prepared for exhibits.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
8
Entries far exceed expectations of poultry show directors with extra effort under way. About 200 birds coming from Walk Walla to display in coops and pens prepared for exhibits.
A. W. Robinson of the Ore con Lumter yard announced a 1060 shinnies prize for the best Barred Ply mouth rock rooster at the poultry show. Pendleton exhibitors won prizes at the Walla Walla show yesterday with Lester Boyd taking first and third on a Black Minorca pullet and second on a hen and third on a cockerel. N. A. Humphhey won second and third on a Ruff Orpington hen and third on a Red Cap cock.
Pendleton prepares for a major poultry show with double shifts in coop construction. About 200 top birds from Walla Walla will be moved, while 106 go to Secretary Dickinson for care. Entries pour in from East Oregon and surrounding towns as hundreds are expected to visit and buy stock and eggs.
EE Brayford of Hood River plans to send Gino with his Airodale terriers to the coming show. Director Carruth has arranged musical programs. A 40 piece city band forms a feature, with rehearsals meeting strong interest and audience expectations high for the forthcoming performance.
City physicians seek clues as Mike Haver known as Dutch Jake remains unconscious after Wednesday evening collapse. He was moved from Péensand Lodging house to a hospital for careful care as doctors weigh wood alcohol as the likely cause. Whether intentional or accidental may remain unknown.
Washington set to bring Department of Justice proceedings against the beef trust in Chicago. The case centers on alleged restraint of trade and salt sales, with action expected under the Sherman anti trust law.
Jan 21 report notes sirloin steak prices rose two cents despite stronger anti-meat society activity. The wholesale boycott is planned to start Monday, signaling intensified public pressure on meat consumption.
A parade of local and regional figures visits Pendleton for business and social reasons including J H Brooks La Grande A Grimes Condon and A Wright North Yakima. John Taylor Athena and Kimbrell Pilot Rock survey work plus Leo Booney from Susanville and Dan Smythe heading to North Yakima. Pendleton residents include A G Casteel Pilot Rock and attorney Homer T Watts Athena in court. Miss Eton McGraw Walla Walla hosts Mrs Averill Aura Tutt street visit.
Rival bowling teams from Peoples Warehouse and Alexander department store are shaping up for a big match to be held soon. Peoples Warehouse skipper Ray Crystal leads Marshall Spell Gale Sturdivant Merle Serill and Rilly Dowler in practice. Alexander picks Ralph Coon Roy Alexander Cate Cooley EB Bailey George Ferguson and Prote Sintt from its roster.
New Orleans reporters quote Histop Howton during the African Methodist conference as he argues mob violence can be reduced only by racial segregation and denying white excuses, claiming that segregation is the only logical remedy to recurring lynching.
From St Petersburg dated January 21 Acting with Japan, Russia sent Ambassador Rockhill a reply believed adverse to Secretary Knox's plan for neutralizing the Manchurian railways. The move signals a coordinated opposition with Japan.
Desultory fighting continues today between government outposts and revolutionary forces near Acoyapa Nicaragua. Skirmishing begun yesterday has produced no clear advantage for either side as dawn breaks.
Eilers Piano House will close its Pendleton store and shift to wholesaling. The company cites delays of a six story Portland warehouse due to severe weather and eastern railroad strikes, prompting sale of remaining stock here and attractive price incentives to clear inventory.
New York suffragists head to Albany with Mrs A H P Belmont and Mrs Clarence Mackay leading the effort to push a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Anti suffrage forces organize a counter lobby while figures like Mrs Nelson H Henry oppose the move and insist on legislative debate before any ballot. A London hotel manager, M Prager, described as involved in New York restaurant plans, comments on success and tact with an anecdote about Palace Music Hall dancers in Manchester.
Cincinnati Jan 24 thousands of trainmen on sixty railroads operating between the Mississippi and the Atlantic coast have presented a demand for higher wages. The territory covered runs from the Ohio river to the Canadian line.
Washington readers push meatless protest as labourers plan vegetarian boycott. A resolution circulating aims to rally workers with an expected 22 000 signatures. The movement signals broad support among labor leaders and city residents.
The meat boycott reached Moston and Boston today with labor leaders urging a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall. The action mobilizes workers and signals rising protest across the region.
Recent disclosures in the New York customs house may explain why many immigrants have been unable to get through with enough money to satisfy the requirements of immigration laws. Save money by reading today's ads.
The Sunny South Minstrels at the Oregon Theater on Saturday January 28 will showcase top guest artists from Walla Walla Weston and nearby towns. Notable performers include Ethene Virginia Crayne Clixon J Ross Dickson and Dr Elmer Fill with Prof Jack Kiefe plus eight Ebony end men and multiple quartets. The event promises strong musical talent and a high order program.
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