Clark Chosen 10 PhD Faculty For Pendleton High School
Miss Braden to Hawthorne School. C Clark, Oregon Agricultural College graduate, class of 1807, selected for Pendleton high school faculty to teach agricultural course addition. Board approved after Kerr recommendation. Clark to arrive soon and teach other classes while program is organized.
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C. C. Clark
Oregon Agricultural College
Pendleton High School
W. J. Kerr
A. C
Clark
Tnion
Bertha Praden
Hillsdale
Hawthorne
Eva Savage
Former Pendleton Man Sentenced To Pen
George Haigh pleaded guilty before Judge Bronaugh to larceny from a dwelling in Portland. United States District Attorney John Metourt described Haigh’s troubled past and limited prior offenses, noting past Pendleton thefts. Haigh testified to four larceny jobs in Portland and returning all misappropriated items, with the judge sentencing him to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary, up to one year if his conduct improves.
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Portland Journal
George Haigh
Bronaurd
United States
John Metourt
Metourt
Haigh
Oregon
Mane
Pendleton
Bronaugh
Hey
Portland
A. J. Cavala
Walla Walla Masters Local Team In 23 14 Victory
Walla Walla high school defeated the local squad 23 to 14 on Pendleton’s floor. Star forward Bishop led with 15 points while MecDill scored 16 for the home team, which battled but fell to the visitors in every phase of play. The locals depart Friday for a trip likely to include Walla Walla and Dayton.
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Bishop Star
Walla Walla
Toseers
Pendleton
Garden City
McDill
Bishop
MecDill
Kimball
Sturdivant
Perth
Daytona
Houser
Blackman
Ziehop
Jones
Botts
Crawford
Pentleton
Rader
Devine
Jordan
General Draper Dies Former Ambassador to Italy Passes Away
Washington mourns General William F Draper a former American ambassador to Italy after a long illness He was 68 born in Lowell Massachusetts on April 9 1842 Draper served in the Union Army from 1861 to 1864 rising to brigadier general by brevet He was a presidential elector in 1888 served in the 63rd and 64th Congresses and led Loyal Legion of Massachusetts Ten 8 months Wasco county hogs averaged 239 pounds
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Washington
William F Draper
Italy
Draper
Lowell
Mase
Jess
Loyal Legion of
Massachusetts
Visitors and locals mingle during poultry show week
Miss Jessie Williams of Hermiston visits while Rep. Barrett from Athena arrives. Nellie Carr of Adama and Mrs. Harry McBride of Athena drop in. Woorton Leader editor Clark Wood visits. J. E. McMillin and Adams wheat raiser A. Lieuallen tour the city. Poultry show participants and visitors from Echo, Walla Walla, Freewater, College Place, Tillamook, and Portland circulate. George H. Murray, advance of The Top O' Th World, plans Oregon theater appearance with a 70 member company.
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Jessie Williams
Hermiston
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Nellie Carr
Adama
Harry McBride
Clark Wood
Woorton
J. E. McMillin
Lieuallen
Adams
B. Thomson
Echo
J. D. Plamondon
William Hill
Heppner
R. Alexander
Walla Walla
Max Baumeister
Washington-Oregon Company
D. FiteGerald
Washington- Oregon Traction Company
Spokane
H. W. Foss
Freewater
Zz. T. Jenkins
Miss Davis
College Place
F. Williams
Northwest Poultry Journal
Sleeman
Holdman
Nellie Whittimore
Peoples Warehouse
Pen- Weton
Portland
Whittemores
Tillamook
Frink Breed
Breed & Robbins
Harth West
George H. Murray
New York City
Oregon Theater
Murray
May prosecute companies for running unlicensed
Louisville Jan 29 Insurance Commissioner Charles W Bell met with four presidents of the insurance firms tied to a Louisville swindle by harsh solicitation ring. The state may pursue action against two Indiana firms the Indiana National State Insurance Company and the Commercial Life Insurance Company for conducting Kentucky business without licenses. Representatives say they wrote all Kentucky policies in New Albany Indiana across the river.
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Louieville
Charles W. Bell
Thfe Insurance
Louisville
Hu-Zurdance
Kentucky
Indiana National State Insurance Company
Indianapolis
The
Commercial Life Insurance Company of
New Albany
Ind
Paxton Leaves for Chicago After Poison Findings
Kansas City dispatch reports J. J. Paxton former ruler of Colonel Thomas H. Swope estate is preparing to depart for Chicago today. He travels with a district attorney’s representative after Paxton received messages that poison was found in Swope’s stomach. Toxicologists had been examining the dove missionaires’ stomach content.
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Kansas City
J. J. Paxton
Thomas H. Swope
Olen
Kans City
Chicago
Dove Missionaires
Atorney
Highland Barely Draws In Memphis Fight
In Memphis Tennessee on January 29 the boxing match between Die Hylani of San Francisco and Ph Broek of Cleveland ended in a draw after eight rounds. Early rounds favored Broek but Hylani rallied later, delivering punishment on both sides.
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Higland
Memphis Tenn
Premature in inspecting Lords power shapes reform move
London debate centers on disciplining the Lords as the Liberal Ministry relies on its vast majority. Mr Asquith argues the balance of powers must be settled before other reforms, noting that even with a strong Liberal win, home rule cannot pass the Lords. The rising unionist vote signals no broad peasant support for revolutionary schemes.
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London
Asquitin
Mt Revue
Pork and Poultry Prices Soar in Monmouth
A Monmouth correspondent reports pork and poultry prices have not been higher since 1867, noting sharp cost increases affecting local shoppers and market dynamics.
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Monmouth
The
Dulles Temizer
Funeral of T. J. Kirk Largely Attended in Athena
Hundreds of friends neighbors and lodge members gathered as the remains of T. J. Kirk were laid to rest in Athena’s cemetery. The service at the Methodist church began at 2 pm with Rev La Cornell delivering the sermon. Masons conducted the graveside rites with A B McEwen officiating. Odd Fellows also attended in a body. Pallbearers included L L Mann Dave Taylor Robert Koepke W J Pinkerton J H Heitman and D H Fanders. About 12 to 15 Pendleton Masonic fraternity members traveled to Athena for the funeral led by T C Taylor grand commissioner Knights Templar.
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T. J. Kirk
Athena
la Cornell
Walla Walla
Gatage
A. B. McEwen
Odd Fellows
L. L. Mann
Dave Taylor
Robert Koepke
W. J. Pinkerton
J. H. Heitman
D. H. Fanders
Pendleton Masonic Fraternity
T. C. Taylor
The
Knights Templar
Freewater Real Estate Moves Prompt Layered Changes
Freewater notes detail L B North visiting daughter Mrs James Wandling before moving to Eureka Wash where he claimed a quarter section of wheat land, 70 acres broken and sown in turkey red wheat. Other items report Henry Lloyd moving to RLBE Bean House, Odd Fellows building work, a Rebekahs installation, a missing salt case incident, and store transfers with W F Gentry purchasing Vincent store.
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Freewater
L. B. North
Freewater Times
James Wandling
North
Eureka
Wash
G. C. Start
Eldred
Pomeroy
D. C. Sanderson
F. Kendall
Freewater Hardware Ators Tus
F. Delong
Kendall
Henry Liovd
RLBE
Bean House
Broadway
German Lutheran Endeavor Society
Julius Hagseh
Pat Fruitvale
Reigiouy Services
Oo EL Phillips
Vincent
W. F. Gentry
Shortridge
Porthiems
Ag. Jones
Ferndale
Lewiston
Integrity Lodge
Rebekahs
Mitchell
Furnish
Post Jrande
Labadie
Berry
Furnish, Talbot, Cockburn
N. G
Mra. Dausener
Mre Robinson
Sheets
Miner
Mre. Manela
Mra. Guillford
N.og
Hadley
V.G
Smiley
L & Vw
Elffert
I. G
Bottorff
G. Mere. Pearson
Johnson
Townsend
Tiradley
Winn
Musiciin
Mra Sanderson
Mra. Mitchell
Tremsurer
My. Crimming
Mire Tanke
Campbell
England Takes Interest in Heiress Engagement
London society watches the engagement of Miss Marjorie Gould of New York to Anthony Drexel Jr. Though she has appeared in Paris, she remains little known in London. Drexel is a familiar figure there, active in clubs. his mother is a prominent matron. Marguerita Drexel, his sister, is popular with younger circles.
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London
Soelety
Marjorieuld
New York
Helmxs
Anthony Drexel, Jr
America
Mir Gould
Paria
Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Maddle
Marguerita
England
France
Mus.lin
Spain
Notice of Dairy Price Increase at Riverside Dairy
Public notice states that starting February 1, 1910 all milk retained by Riverside Dairy will be ten cents per quart. Rab Morgan, proprietor, Riverside Dairy, makes the announcement.
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Innk
Straigh' Rad Morgan
Prop
Riverside Dairy
Correct Christmas post office rule to fix postage conflict
Washington lawmakers consider Senator Knute Nelson's bill to allow the words don't open on packages without increasing postage. Current ruling treated labeled packages as letter mail, halving or doubling rates and causing delays. The proposal would prevent misreading by clarifying that warning labels do not affect postage.
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Washington
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Congress
Post Office Department
Nelson
Council chases monkey through Los Angeles City Hall
Furniture overturned as city workers chased a trained theater monkey that escaped during a performance. The animal reached the roof of Los Angeles City Hall, then slipped down a rails spout to the second floor before entering the council chamber, where it was captured.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ecity Council
Tha Anima
Acces
Notre Dame Woman Promises Home Rheumatism Cure
A fragmentary 19th century appeal signed by Mrs. M. Summers promotes a home treatment for rheumatism and joint pains. It claims to remove blood impurities and restore vitality without climate change, urging readers to mail for proof at Notre Dame.
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Jolette
Porites
Deighton
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