Pendleton Rose and Round-up Festivals Compared
The piece contrasts Pendleton rose shows with Portland rose events and Round-up imitators in Lewiston Yakima Lebanon and other towns. It argues Pendleton aims to promote rose growing and the main event, while imitators serve only to advertise the originals. It also notes a political inquiry context referencing Senator La Follette and tariff discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Iston
Yakima
Lebanon
Pen-dleton
Pendleton
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims deafness due to inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured by a catarrh remedy. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that it cannot help, and invites readers to send for free circulars from F. J. Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio. It also promotes Hall's Pilla Mlle for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney E Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Senate ethics on record and potential reform
The piece notes senators disclose financial or professional interests in tariff bills and related legislation. It argues these disclosures could lead to a self-imposed ethics standard, similar to judicial restraint, with senators recusing themselves from votes where conflicts exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham Phillips
Senate
United States Senate
Criticism over reclamation delays sparks data reply
In a sharp rebuke to Louis W Hill Director Newell asserts the reclamation service is 8 percent accurate and 92 percent false. He says Hill interests share fault for delays in settlement of government reclamation projects and could name primary responsible parties.
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Louis W. Hill
Newell
The
Reclama
Hill Jr
Japan seeks five year arbitration renewal with U S
News notes a renewal of the five year arbitration treaty with the United States, suggesting low danger of hostilities. It remarks Japanese sagacity, mentions anti alien land laws, Panama Canal readiness rumors, Milton fame for horses and strawberries, July Fourth prep, telephone system upgrades, and warnings about summer resort weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
California
Panama Canal
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Physicians
Fair-minded doctors recognize the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and prescribe it. A woman from St. Cloud Minnesota says she began taking it after learning her doctor's daughter used it with excellent results, adding another link in the chain supporting its reliability for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Cloud
Minn
New Company Takes Control Of Hot Lake Sanatorium
Hot Lake Springs company a subsidiary of the O.W. begins a two year lease to operate Hot Lake sanatorium in La Grande Oregon. J P O'Brien and A C Spencer lead the venture with Dr G W Tape returning as medical head and Ed Wallington back at the desk as the turnover nears. Walter M Pierce orchestrates preliminaries and W Auditor Degan oversees accounts. The new owners contemplate surgery emphasis or hot water features as the railroad plans remain unclear.
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Hot Lake
Chatge
Walter M. Pierce
Degan
Tape
Ed Wallington
W. T. Phy
Campaign to End Sea Lions Begins in Portland
Portland June 14 Greatly perturbed by sea lions a campaign is launched to curb their presence officials announce plans to study the situation and seek public input while evaluating measures to protect local wildlife and harbor operations from disturbance
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Portland
Blood tonic claims to cure skin and blood disorders
An ad promoting a blood purifier labeled 8. 8 S. from The Swift Specific Co asserts the product regenerates blood, treats eczema, rash, pimples, throat infections, rheumatism, and general fatigue. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and contact its Atlanta laboratory for advice and a spec book.
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S. S
Nany Drug Store
Swift Specific Co
Swift Bldg
Atlanta
Oregon Coast Sea Lions to Be Dynamited by Authorities
State Fish Warden Clanton announced a crew will dynamite sea lions along the Oregon coast as they head to rivers to spawn. Deputies will bury jars packed with dynamite on the sands where the animals come ashore and detonate them remotely to reduce the population.
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Oregon
Clanton
Center Attack on the President Sparks Senate Talk
Washington officials report Senators Townsend and Works plan broadside criticism of President Wilson for “interference” in the senate when the lobby investigation committee reports. They will discuss Wilsonizing democratic minds on free sugar and wool and introduce a resolution redefining executive legislative and judicial powers.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Lobby
Townsend
Michigan
Works
California
Lobby Investigation Committee
A Very Cheap Farm Near Railroad Station
Livermore and Bickers offer 480 acre tract north of the Umatilla river with 235 acres blue stem wheat thriving. Includes water small house and good barn six miles from rail line at a price of 25 dollars per acre.
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Umatilla River
Livermore & Bickers
Misbranding Found, 34 Days Jail for Sommer in Oregon
Portland June 16 A county jail sentence of 34 days was imposed on Charles Jr Sommer local manager of a packing firm for alleged misbranding of butter packages Judge McGinn said future cases would receive jail terms rather than fines since fines would be passed to consumers Sommer plans to appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court
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Portland
Charles Jr. Sommer
Astern Packers
McGinn
Cirrcuit
Japanese Cruiser Tries for Speed Trials Off Greenock
London reports the Japanese battle cruiser Kongo finished an eight hour high power speed test off Greenock Scotland. The trials show the ship at half power exceeding 25 knots and the full design power easily developed. The measured mile runs and open sea behavior were described as satisfactory.
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London
Kongo (Limited
Greenock
Scotian
Lion
Princess Royal
Alleged Gilbert White Portrait Unearthed Discussed
London report notes Wilfred Mark Webb at Selbourne Society meeting referenced a discovered alleged portrait of Gilbert White, an incident of greater interest as it was believed no likeness existed. The remark suggested curiosity about the painting’s origins and authenticity amid historical speculation.
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London
Wilfred Mark Webb
Selbourne Society
Gilbert White
Portrait of Gilbert White Eyed as 1770 Authenticity Suspected
A painting found in Caledonian market, tied to a society member, bears internal signs dated about 1770 matching naturalist Gilbert White. The portrait shows a short man with black hair and a curled wig. A later-added label claimed Gilbert White, but age and provenance cast doubt. Tracing its full history may be hard after a safe London room withdrawal.
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Hilm
Gilbert White
John White
Thomas White
London
Berne Resolution Linked to Alsace-Lorraine Controversy
Paris delegates opposed a Berne conference passage mentioning Alsace Lorraine as a factor in Franco German rapprochement. Senator Gotrand and four colleagues published a letter protesting the reference, noting the annexed provinces were to be excluded from discussion.
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Paris
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
M. Gotrand
Madison Street sidewalk slowness delays city project
City authorities lag on surveying Madison Street between Jackson and Washington to let a concrete sidewalk contract. The wooden walk is broken and unsafe while an adjacent theater project by C. F. Colesworthy grows near completion. the $10,000 theater aims to finish by September 1.
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Madison Street
Jackson
Washington Streets
C. F. Colesworthy
C. E. Oliphant
Pendleton Street Improvements and Local Real Estate Shuffle
Sidewalk work runs along Alta street between Johnson and College with a new walk by the Baptist church. Cheshire grades a lot on Furfield street for a dwelling. The old James Netgle home sold to J. Mosier for 2600 dollars, seen as cheap near the business section. There is talk of clearing a vacant block north of the depot to fix up sightliness and dust. A three room addition is planned for the Love home on Johnson street. A department house remains a pressing need for Pendleton.
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Alta Street
Johnson and
College Streets
Baptist Church
Alta and
Johnson Streets
Cheshire
Furfield Street
James Netgle
J. Mosier
Love
Johnson Street
Market Report From Portland Receipts And Prices
Receipts for the week include cattle 675 calves 90 hogs 5905 sheep 8883 and horses 27. Cattle market steady to a shade firmer for choice beef with good steers selling from 7 50 to 7 75 and loads at 8 00. Receipts are light benefiting the market though traders cannot handle many cattle at present.
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Portland
Ove
Livestock Market Weakened by Oversupply and Sluggish Demand
Steers and cores in fair demand while hog prices tumbled ten to twenty cents. Liquidation is liberal and packers are temporarily oversupplied. top prime hogs around $8.20 and good ones near 9c. Sheep market uneven with light demand for fat lambs and mutton. Prime yearlings $5.25, two-year-olds about $5.00, ewes around $4.50 to $4.76. Lamb trade slightly easier. best cattle bid not strong.
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Irvington Heights Addition
Umatilla Co
Helix
Ore
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Eugene
Umatilla County
Balancce
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Mall
United Press Association
Malo
Arthur Hugh Clough
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Mark Sullivan
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