Women Students Embrace Simple Life At California
At the University of California, Associated Women Students pledge to attend fewer grand socials, forego costly bouquets and taxi rides, and dance in minimally decorated halls. The move, led by Miss Jessie Harris, aims to cut learning costs while preserving university social life. The plan gained unanimous support from over 508 students and was welcomed by male students who expect savings.
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Ban Francisco
Associated Women
University of California
Associated ‘Women
Jessie Harris
Associated Women Students
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Simple Life
Kenworthy Stock Players Open at Alta Theater
The Kenworthy stock company opened at the Alta theater to a crowded house with Miss Helen Duffy as leading lady and a strong supporting cast. New bills and motion pictures each night promise steady entertainment. Cast includes Milburn Kenworthy Elsie Kinsman E J Fitzgerald Floyd Miles Julia O Conner. Vaudeville acts between scenes ensure no dull moments with Miss O Conner on violin and vocals. Tonight offers Peaceful Valley and Charlies Aunt.
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Kenworthy Stock Players
Alta Theater
Helen Duffy
Milburn
Pendleton notes report booze sale to Indians and jail time
Pendleton News notes that Charles Johnson a Swede was fined twenty days in jail after pleading guilty to giving alcohol to Indians. Judge Fits Gerald suspended sentences for Margaret Harrison and Mrs Nettle Maynard and urged discreet conduct. Oregon and Washington rail schedule changes shift Pendleton arrivals and departures with No 10 due at 2 30 p m and No 5 at 6 05 p m.
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Charles Johnson
Margaret Harrison
Nettle Maynard
Gerald
Oregon
Pendleton
Washington
Tom Mylin Caught at Baker in Jail Break Case
Acting on four hunches, Sheriff Hug rode the first train to Baker and captured Tom Mylin, one of two escapees who escaped the county jail. Mylin faced a grand jury for attempted rape and may face an additional charge. He is jailed and unlikely to escape again.
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Tom Mylin
Baker
Hug
Mylin
la Grande
Hserver
Visiting Henry J. Taylor Heads State Lodge Tour
Henry J. Taylor grand master of the 1. O. C. F. travels southern Oregon visiting lodges from January 24 at Gold Hill through February 7 at Junction City. Schedule includes Medford Rogue River Talent Ashland Eagle Point Jacksonville Central Point Kerby Grants Pass Glendale Roseburg and Roseburg area towns.
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Henry J. Taylor
Oregon
R. Alexander
Gold Hill
Medford
Rogue River
Talent
Ashland
Eagle Point
Jacksonville
Central Point
Kerby
Grants Pass
Glendale
Roseburg
Junction City
Os Brandburg Sues for Divorce in Ogden Utah
Alleging cruelty and desertion Os car Brandburg files for divorce from wife Josephine Brandburg. Married in Ogden Utah in October 188? with three children ages 22 to 13. Plaintiff claims he worked in the saloon trade since marriage and supported the family. defendant allegedly moved to Portland to run a rooming house and refuses to live with him or communicate, hindering child support. Attorney listed as S A Newberry. Realty transfers include Patrick J. Kelly and wife to Charlee FE Demaris for 380 acres in section 29 township 6 north range 37 and Lewis J Ward of Stanfield to George L Ward in Whitworths addition to Eeho.
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Oscar Brandburg
Josephine Brandburg
Ogden
Utah
Safoon
Portland
A. Newberry
Patrick J. Kelly
Charlee FE
Demaris
N. R
Lewis J. Ward
Stanfield
George L. Ward
Whitworth
John
Huffman couple to Serell for five acres in two sections
H Huffman and his wife transfer five acres to Charles E Serell in sections 17 and 80. The deed appears in a public record, detailing land parcels and the informal description similar to a property registry entry.
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H. Huffman
Charles E. Serell
Opie Reid to Lecture in Pensacola at High School
Opie Reid, a renowned American author, will lecture in Pensacola next Wednesday evening at the high school auditorium as part of the Lyceum Bureau attractions. The event highlights a widely read living writer appearing in the local venue.
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Opie Reid
Pensdicton
Lyceum Bureau
Second Burglar Found Guilty in Hermiston Larceny Case
Michael Anderson was convicted of larceny not in a dwelling by a jury in about fifteen minutes on Saturday afternoon, following John Walton who was convicted in the morning. The third alleged conspirator, tied to the McKenzie store burglary in Hermiston, awaits trial.
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Michael Anderson
John Walton
McKenzie
Hermiston
May Be Paroled After Guilty Forgery Charge
Guy Gentry, who pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to the penitentiary, may be paroled as evidence suggests he acted as a tool for Lonnie Garroutte, paroled last week. Gentry kept his story until Garroutte's release, nearly becoming a goad to the system.
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Guy Gentry
Lonnie Garroutte
Garroutte
Midgets Defeated In Milton Tilt By Close Score
Pendleton high school midgets fell 20 to 17 to a Milton midget team on Saturday. Miltons player three years over age limit sparked the win, though Pendleton squads say they enjoyed the trip. Regulars from Pendleton were to face Milton here Wednesday, but the game was postponed to February 13.
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Pendleton High Scheml
Milton
Homme
Speeding Cases Dismissed In Police Court
Lowell Rogers Guy Matlock and the Pilot Rock stage line proprietor faced police court on speeding charges. Judge Fits Gerd dismissed the case after reviewing the evidence, noting three cars traveled at about ten, eleven, and just over fifteen miles per hour.
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Lowell Rogers
Guy Matlock
Pilot Rock
Fits Gerd
Mrs Patton Dead at River Site Home After Stroke
Mrs. Marie Patton wife of IT Patton died at their River Site home at 3 30 yesterday afternoon after a long illness from painlesis Sirs Patton 68 born in Smithport Penn 1846 married Grie ver 12 and mother of 14 children ten living J B Mechill H C Dunn H L Lydey Vera Rinehart Clark Henderson Alonzo Robert Floyd Wer vert The funeral will be held from the family home at 1 oclock Wednesday
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Marie Patton
Patton
Riversite
Smithport
Penn
Griever
Said
J. B. Mechill
H.C. Dunn
H.l Lydey
Pendleton
Vera Rinehart
Albee
Clark Henderson
Pilot Rock
Alonzo
Robert
Floyd
Wervert
Dalles and
Lee
Red Lodge
Mont
Rebels Capture Cape Haitien and Fort Liberte
On the north coast both Cape Haitien and Fort Liberte fall to revolutions. Rebel vanguard led by General Paul entered Cape Haitien without resistance, signaling a decisive advance.
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Fort Liberte
Cape Hatien
Sian Dowlingo
Cape Hatten
Revolutioniats
Paul
Cape Haiten
Boxers Packle McFarland and Mike Gibbons Eyed Clash
A forthcoming bout between Packle McFarland and Mike Gibbons is hailed as potentially one of the era’s most notable ring showdowns. The piece lauds Gibbons as a revelation from St Paul and praises McFarland as an exceptionally clever fighter, while noting the uncertain pedigree of past greats and other clever boxers of history.
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Packle McFarland
Mike Gibbons
McFarland
Jim Drincoll
England
United States
Young Griffo
Ike Jim Corbett
Jack McAuliffe
Joe Gans
Gibbons
St. Paul
Ting
Tommy Ryan
Ketchel
Walcott
Langford
Wool Prices Seen Up In Oregon And Boston Markets
Reports indicate strong wool prices for eastern Oregon this spring with Boston markets about three cents higher than last year. Freight to Boston runs 1.55 dollars from Pendleton and 1 dollar from Portland. The Oregon Journal notes reduced world sheep numbers signal tighter fleece supply and higher values, while the American National Livestock association held its Denver meeting naming San Francisco as 1915 convention site and electing officers. Cougars are seen in Wasco county, a mild winter aids stockmen, and local plans consider a farmer owned grain warehouse in Baker County alongside new wheat trials at Ashland and broom corn interest in Morrow county.
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Oregon
Boston
Pendleton
Portland
H. H. Cohen
Oregon Journal
Storr
United States
London
American National Livestock Association
Denver
San Francisco
H. A. Jastro
Bakersfield
Cal
Dwight
I. T. Proyer
San Antonio
Texas
Rhodes
Orchard
John W. Springer
Sam H. Cowan
Fort Worth
T. W. Tomlinson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture and National Forests
Referee attacked after girls game in Wallaburg
In Spokane on January 24 A E B French, ref sema for a Walla Walla vs Wallaburg high school girls basketball game, escaped with friends aiding his exit as angry spectators planned to assault him over disputed calls. The tie game led to a rematch assignment amid intense crowd reaction and a staged escape.
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Spokane
Wash
Wallaburg
A. EB. French
Walla Walla
French
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