Graingrowers Demand 50 Cent Storage Charge Reform
Inland Graingrowers Association president C A Barrett urges Oregon growers to withhold wheat or store at home until warehouse charges align with 50 cents per ton storage, criticizing 60 to 75 cent shifts as advances. He notes receipts show 0 cents for 30 days then 10 cents monthly, and calls for stand against high handling costs.
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Athena
Ore
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Graingrowers’ Association of
Umatilla County
Graingrowers’ Association
C. A. Barrett
Inland Graingrowers Association
Taft Plans Wild Cat Hunt and Rabbit Chase at Taft Ranch
San Antonio, Texas July 30 a wild cat hunt and a jack rabbit chase are among entertainments planned for President Taft during his visit to the Taft ranch near San Antonio In November Joseph H Green superintendent of the estate said yesterday preparations are under way The president will have golf links nearing completion and a pagoda and bath house on the Gulf are among other improvements for his use
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San Antonio
Texas
Taft
Taft Ranch
Joseph H. Green
Bi Estate
Gulf
Harriman Bottled Up by Hill Men in Deschutes Canyon
Portland Oregonian reports Grass Valley special that Porter Brothers launched a campaign against Harriman railroad work in Deschutes Canyon. They built a wagon road from canyon summit to the river, fenced access, and aim to block Harriman grading, threatening to establish a base near Horseshoe Bend to halt Harriman operations.
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Portland
Oregonian
Grass Valley
Ore
Porter Brothers
Deschutes Canyon
Harriman
Horseshoe Bend
Skyscraper hats debut from Paris headline trend
A Paris arrival brings 200 fur Russian toques to New York, promising to supplant peach baskets. The towering headpieces reach over a foot and a half from forehead to peak, with an aigrette crowning the crown. Wearers must lift and pin their hair into a tight ball at the crown.
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New York
Paris
Willamette Valley Cherries Boosted Granta Pass Trade
In the present month up to 100 boxes of cherries per day were shipped into Granta Pass from the Willamette valley district prompting the Outlook to urge Josephine county orchardists to increase cherry production.
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Granta Pass
Willamette Valley
Josephine County
First 24Hour Endurance Auto Race To Open At Brighton Beach
A historic twenty four hour endurance race begins at Brighton Beach Motordrome in New York. Cars must average 60 mph to reach roughly 1200 miles, aiming to surpass last year’s 1197 mile mark set by Robertson and Lescault. Preliminary events include a 50 mile race and time trials as a large crowd watches.
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New York
Amperlea
Brighton Beach
Motor Racing Association
Thia
the Automobile Club
Savannah
Robertson
Lescault
Missionaries in Congo to be Tried
Washington reports say Rev. Dr. W. M. Morrison and Rev. W Br Sheppard will be tried at Leopoldville today for alleged calumnious denunciation of Kasal company officers in Congo region Africa. Religious bodies have appealed to Taft and the state department to halt the trial, calling the treatment persecution. Government action seems unlikely at present.
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Washington
W. M. Morrison
W. BR. Sheppard
Congo
Africa
Leopoldville
Kasal Company
Taft
State Department
Bible Conference Opens At Lake Orion In Detroit Region
Detroit July 20 The ninth annual Interdenominational Bible Conference and Christian Workers Institute opens at Lake Orion with speakers including Dr C F Schofield author of the Oxford Reference Bible Miss Grace Saxe Rev George Smith Bishop Anderson Dr William Williamson Len G Broughton and F S Goodman international Y M C A bible study secretary sharing instruction and leadership duties.
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Interdenominational Bible Conference
Christian Workers’ Institute
Lake Orion
C. Ft. Schofield
Grace Saxe
George Smith
Toronto
Bishop Anderson
Tennessee
William Williamson
St. Louis
Len G. Broughton
Atlanta
F. 8. Goodman
New York
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Oregon Lumber Yard Wants Slabwood for Car Disposal
Slabwood disposal offer from Oregon Lumber Yard lists cutting into 4 ft lengths. Invite inquiries for price by quantity and directs readers to read the Want ada today for details.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Ada
Coast League Results From Yesterday Big Games
Coast League results show Portland defeat Oakland 8 to 1 and San Francisco edging Sacramento 4 to 3. Pacific Coast League standings list San Francisco leading with 50 wins and 43 losses, followed by Portland 63 49 and Sacramento 66 58. Northwest League results mention Spokane beating Aberdeen and Vancouver routing Portland 4 to 0.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
P.C
Iseesees
Wilfs
C. Lewie
Garrett
Fisher
Fitzgerald
Byrnes
Easterly
Berry
Northwestern
Spokane
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Tacoma
Seattle
PAC
Seattle Orev Eene
Spokane Ee
Eastern Games National League score report
In Pittsburgh and at J Louvis various players contributed for their teams. Batters Moren McQuillan Dooi Phillips Brandon Leqver and Olisom led the scoring as relays and innings unfolded with Londrum and Archer and Phelps also noted in the box scores.
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At &J. Louvis
R. H.E. Cuoneg
Ak Tadinennece
Accutane & Tatteries
Brown
Archer
Revbe
Phelps
Pittsburge
R.H. E. Pnunmciphio
Chicago and Washington Batter Teams Clash In Doubleheader
In Washington the Chicago lineup features Burns and Owens while Johnson and Street support the offense. Washington answers with Batters Smith Sullivan O'Brien Ohlo and Street Blanken ship on defense. The first game ends with Chicago scoring eight runs to Washington's unknown. The second game sees Washington tallying eight runs as Chicago counters with a mix of pitchers and fielders.
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Washington
R. FH. EF
Chicago
Ss Cvevvibeves
Wietington
Biatteries
Burns
Owens
Johngon
Street
Sieccsccesin Eek Ff
Hatteries
Smith
Dr H W Wiley Presents Pure Food Law Talk at Maryland Meet
Dr H W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry USDA is on the program of today's Maryland State Horticultural society summer meeting at Mountain Lake Park. His subject is The Pure Food Law as Affecting Fruit Products. Also a room for rent unfurnished in East Oregonian building with electric lights and bath on same floor listed in the office.
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East Oregonian
Michigan Battleship Fastest Afloat After Trials
Washington July 29 The new first class battleship Michigan met all naval trials and will be turned over to the government early in August The vessel is praised as the speediest in her class and record time was set on a final sea trial in Philadelphia The Navy plans indicate an expanded fleet with five more battleships under construction and two 24 600 ton ships authorized by Congress
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Washington
United States Naval
Michigan
Congress
Philadelphia
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimony
An old style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a pay case of catarrh that cannot be cured. It cites F Cheney of Toledo and Walding, Kinnan & Co. as credibility backers and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It includes testimonials and prices, plus a note about Hall's Family Pills. A cherry twig item is also mentioned.
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TIENEY _ CO
Toledo
F. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan
Hall
Conatipaan
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America
Bible Conference
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Pendleton Drug Company
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