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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1913

Page

2

Bovine health alert linked to tuberculin testing for shows

Oregon officials urge exhibitors to have bovines tuberculin tested and certified healthy within 12 months before showing animals at fairs and expositions. The state veterinarian and staff offer to arrange tests via county veterinarians at no cost to owners. The letter requests names of potential exhibitors to coordinate testing.

WH. Lytle Oregon Livestock and Sanitary Board Legislative Assembly

Harriman Adds 10000 Endowment for Research

Mrs E H Harriman widow of a railroad magnate has added 10000 to a 50000 fund she created in 1911 for a bacteriological and pathological research laboratory linked to Southern Pacific hospital service. Dr F K Alnaworth announced the latest addition and the fund’s disposition. The endowment aims to advance medical progress.

Portland Ore E. H. Harriman Southern Pacific Company F. K. Alnaworth

Marital Bond Sealed With Bonded Pact in Canton Ohio

In Canton Ohio on July 21, Miss Elizabeth Boid and Casian Bartt Jr of Youngstown plan to wed. Their fathers back a $700 farm and $700 cash bond ensuring faithful conduct. The agreement vows no loafing gambling drinking or dancing with other women for him, and no running around or neglect by her. A forfeiture clause applies if either side breaks vows.

Canton Elizabeth Boid Casian Bartt Jr Youngstown

Pleased With Baker

Rev. J. E. Horn visiting Baker from Portland expresses satisfaction with the city outlook despite dull times elsewhere and notes his ongoing business interests in Baker. He believes residents should be well satisfied with Baker's prospects.

Baker, Ore J. E. Horn Portland Baker

Trout Fry to Be Planted in Umatilla County

The state fish and game commission, aided by the Umatilla County Fish and Game association, will release 150000 to 180000 trout fry into Umatilla River streams tomorrow. The Rainbow car, carrying 180 cans of 500 to 160 fry each, will stop at Gibbon, Duncan, and Meacham Creek sites for local committees to take charge of stocking efforts. This restocking effort aims to preserve Umatilla County as a premier angling paradise.

Umatilla County State Fish and Game Commission Gibbon Bingham Springs Umatilla Duncan Meacham Creek

For gale or trade runabout in good running order

Advertisement notes a trade in or sale of a two seat runabout in good running order. Item is available at the Commercial Association room or by addressing P. O. Box 40, Box 6.

Commercial Association Room

Ancient Arena to Be Filmed in Verona

Mouton Picture Company rents Verona’s ancient arena for a major film project with 1000 performers sixty lions and other wild animals. The first production is The Last Days of Pompeii with some scenes shot on location at Naples near Mount Vesuvius.

Verona Italy Cinematograph Company Coloseum Rome Pompeii Naples Pompei Mount Vesuvill

National Shoe and Leather Men Open Philadelphia Convention

The National Shoe and Leather Finders Association, with members from major American shoe manufacturers, opened its five day convention in Philadelphia. Thousands of attendees from St. Louis Boston Brockton and other shoe centers joined the executive committee meeting at the Bellevue Stratford. Major Blankenburg will welcome delegates tomorrow as reports from committee chairmen are presented. The day includes boat rides on the Delaware and sightseeing trips.

Philadelphia National Shoe and Leather -Finders’ Association Shoe Manufacturers of America St. Louis Boston Brockton Bellevue- Stratford Blankenburg Flost Delaware

Woman with Varied Interests Across Seasonal Baskets

Newark News notes seasonable use for low flat bamboo baskets as table holders for sandwiches and fruit with different weaves. Janesville Gazette mentions bon voyages and season-ending affairs with small gift bonbons in paper hat boxes, dress trunks, and novelty leatherette lighted hats priced from 5 to 24 cents.

Newark News New York Times

Cup races set for September 1914 in eastern waters

The New York Yacht Club cup committee announced plans for a series of America's Cup races to be sailed in eastern waters in September 1914. The Royal Ulster Yacht Club of Belfast, acting for Sir Thomas Lipton, notified acceptance of the conditions and that they would sail under the same rules as previous matches.

New York New York Yacht Club Royal Ulster Yacht Club of Belfast Thomas Lipton America

Arrest in California for Baker fraud case

C A Rogers, wanted in Baker on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, was arrested in Chico California according to Sheriff Rand. Rogers claimed to represent a religious publishing house and took subscriptions and Bible orders securing about 200 dollars. He will be brought back to Baker soon.

Baker, Ore C. A. Rogers Chico Cal Rand Rogers Baker Sonn

Hyde Literary Prize Awarded in Paris

Paris July 21 announcement that James Hazen Hyde awards a $200 prize to the French Society of Letters for works that relate to exchanges of ideas between France and another country. The prize emphasizes historic, literary, scientific, social or artistic topics.

Paris James Hazen Hyde Rench Society of Letters France

Vacancies in Engineering Corps Being Filled Nationwide

Washington July 21 Examinations are being held today to fill vacancies in the engineering corps of the Army of civilians There are a dozen or more vacancies in the branch to be filled Only two civilians passed the examinations last year for second lieutenant.

Washington Engineering Corps Army Thea

Indian Skeleton Unearthed by Contractors in Weiser Idaho

In Weiser Idaho on July 21 contractors digging a sewer trench between Third and Fourth streets uncovered four adult skulls arranged in a rough circle with scattered bones nearby. Doctors Waterhouse and Conant tentatively attribute the remains to ancient Indians, noting extreme age and considerable height. The find echoes past burials along the Oregon Trail era, suggesting the spot may have long served as a graveyard for local tribes.

Weiser Idaho Third Fourth Street G. M. Waterhouse C . Conant Oregon Trail

Europe to Get China Charm Foulard Fashion Feature

A fashion drawing shows a Europe themed foulard outfit with two ribbon shades crossing the shoulders in suspender style and a V blouse opening. A gingham girl’s frock design follows with a deep pointed revere and lace details. In Paris, Emile Flourens predicts Europe plans to dismember China and Turkey-In-Asia as part of looming war preparations, noting Chinese loans hint at a break up.

Turkey-In-Asia Turkey-in-Europe Portugal Europe England Jlon China Republic United States Flourens

Texas Legislature In Session For Special Actions

Austin Texas July 21 The Texas legislature convened in special session to pass a law regulating direct election of United States senators under the new constitutional amendment. Other items include prison system management, an appropriation bill, and numerous minor matters.

Austin Texas United Colquitt

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Men’s Union Stae W. T. Cummings Southern Pacific General Hospital San Francisco Union Trust Company of Harriman Mouton Picture Company Janesville Gazette Lipton U. S MR. Hyde William Philip Slime United Press Turkey-In Asia Epolis M. Emile Laopoly Flourens Diiplomat Germany The Statesman M. Flourens
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