Poultry Show Awards Attract Sparse Opening Night
Unfavorable weather shrinks attendance at the Umatilla-Morrow County Poultry Association exhibition opening. Officers announce five special premium drawings for tonight to spark interest while the United Orchestra performs nightly in the exhibition hall. Scores of prize listings follow for J. S. Gurdane, D. C. Gurdane, W. S. Cotton, W. P. Anderson, and others across Rocks, Partridge, and White Wyandottes classes with cups for best pens and top birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla-Morrow County
Exhibition Building
Sterns
Bright Eyes
Horchina
Richmond
Wenrich Wrance of
The
Lunatics
Allen Randt
Cleopatra
SSR
Pendleton Fans Sour On Sweet Re-Election
Pendleton fans reject W N Sweet as Western Tri State leader. L G Frazier reports local fans will not back a team in a league led by Sweet, citing his late season actions that cost Pendleton second place. Club leadership remains uncertain, with Bond unsure of managing again and calls for new leaders to finance and run a six team club.
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W. N. Sweet
Boise
Pendleton
Sweet
L. G. Frazier
la Grande
Walla Walla
Pendleton Club
Charles Bond
Frazier
Robert Burns
Prize fighter versus our meat shop difference
Prize fighter is a professional athlete trained for boxing and prize bouts. Our meat shop is a local business selling fresh cuts, groceries, and related supplies. The former competes in sports entertainment. the latter serves customers with everyday food needs.
SAD PICTURE IN DOWNFALL Child Emperor Among Eunuchs in Forbidden City
A special correspondent describes the former Chinese emperor's plight at the winter palace in Beijing. The vast Forbidden City is desolate except for the empress dowager, the young emperor, and a few hundred eunuchs. All imperial relatives have disappeared, leaving the child and empress in a quiet, lonely court as he plays with toy soldiers in the deserted halls.
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China
Peking
Winter Palace
Forbidden City
Halle
Kubial Kahn
Asia
King Louis I. Diary Sealed Fifty Years After Death
Berlin reports that King Louis I. kept a diary archive totaling 246 volumes under seal. The provision barred access until fifty years after his death, with the term expiring in 1918. The existence of the sealed papers was not widely known.
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Berlin
Louis I
Bavaria
Pendleton Appraisers Named for Semple Estate
James H Estes A Schiffler and Geary Taylor named as appraisers for the Robert Semple estate. Five cars of horses shipped to Idaho from the John Day country. District Attorney Steiner and wife welcome a baby girl. Violent brawl in Cottonwood over liquor ends with injuries. Glenn Goodman elected president of State Hardware Dealers Association in Portland. Trials slow in Milton bank case and horse conversion suit. Rotary snow plow clears Walla Walla line near Pendleton. Two wrestling bouts planned in Echo with matchups set for February. Judge Phelps contracts smallpox and is quarantined. State seeks escheat on Erb property in Pendleton. Ed Hall to begin tenth penitentiary term. multiple prior sentences noted along with companion William Wilson.
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Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Raley
Pendleton
A. M. Erb
Frank Saling
E. F. Averill
Charles Barrow
C. P. Miller
Fred Searcey
J. F. Brown
Integrity Lodge
Pen
Ed Hall
Taylor
San Quentin
Calif
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Santa Fe
Canon City
Colo
Carson City
Nev
Hall
William Wilson
Wilson
Balkan Wark Shows Conquest Doesn’t Pay
London reports a trenchant pamphlet titled Peace Theories and the Balkan. The work argues that conquest yields no lasting peace or prosperity and criticizes imperial strategies in the Balkans.
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London
Woman to challenge federal statute on citizenship loss
Mrs McKenzie Gordon wife of a San Francisco tenor plans a legal challenge to a federal law that withdraws citizenship from an American woman who marries an undesignated foreigner. She was denied registration to vote because her husband is English-born and not naturalized.
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San Francisco
McKenzie Gordon
Gordon
England
Angell on Balkan War and pacifist principles
Norman Angell applies his theory that conquest no longer pays to the Balkan war, arguing pacifist views in previous conflicts were vindicated. He claims public opinion erred by backing the wrong side and suggests more adherence to pacifist principles could have avoided recent wars and many Balkan region abominations, while not denying war's possible role or benefits.
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Norman Angell
Balkan
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Judge Fee
Standard Grocery Co
Poultry Show
Miller Purvis
Rox
Gurdane
D. C. Gurdane
Heppner
Balt Rox
B. F. Williams
Milton
R. I. Reds
L. W. Briggs Heppner
Farmer Edwards
White Wyandottes
W. Claude Cox
A. F. Linse
North Yakima
J. R. Cromb
Stanfield
Ore
Wyandottes
Partridge Wyandottes
J. &. Duke
Porterhouse and
Sirloin
Empire Meat Co
Phone Main
Dale Rothwell
Optical Specialist
Hanscom
Newsy
James H. Estes
Be, A. Schiffler
Geary Taylor
Robert Semple
Idaho
L. J. Campbell
N. P
Kootenai
John Day Country
Mrs. Steiner
Joe Hays
Basil Parr
John Snyder
Cottonwood
Hays
Glenn Goodman
A. J. Goodman
State
Hardware Dealers’ Association
Portland
Goodman
Honeyman Hardware Company
Roseburg
T. F. Kendall
First National Bank of Milton
Thomas Schelal
John F. Temple, Jr
Lowell and
Winter
Will M. Peterson
Rotary
Adams
Weston
No. 5
Umatilla
Echo
Ernest Pineau
Carlisle Trappler
Ed Alho
Big Finn
Jack Kennedy
O'Connell-Kennedy
Phelps
G. W. Phelps
Castoria
Meledeis
Gas
la Fontaine
Main Street
Workingmens Clothing Co
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
United Orchestra
D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co
Webb St
State Hotel
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Our
D. J. Gilliland
Thos
Ohmart
Mer
LA Grande and
Pendleton, Baker and Salt Lake
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