Enforcement of Laws Urged at Umātilla Fish & Games Banquet
State Game Warden W L Finley urged strict but rational enforcement to preserve streams and cover for game fish and birds. He outlined plans for restocking, game refuges near Salem and Pendleton, and liberation of Chinook pheasants and white quail. Chairman Cranston announced a July 6 state-wide tour to assess needs, and attendees pledged support for stronger enforcement and improved licensing outcomes.
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Oregon
W. L. Finley
Umatilla County
Mr. Finley
State Fish and Game Commission
Pendleton
Salem
Branch
Finley
Gilban
Ueunsten
Atilla
W. R. Ellis
Thompson
Mark Moorhouse
J. H. Gwinn
Quelle
Chief Campbell Among Oil Fire Victims In Portland
Portland dispatch says a Union Oil storage fire prompted calls to move tanks from the city after the blaze killed Chief David Campbell. His funeral is planned for Thursday at the Elks club, of which he was a member.
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Portland
Ore
Union Oil Company
David Campbell
Elks’ Club
Cobb Aims to Break Hitting Record in Chicago
Ty Cobb, famed batter, challenges the long standing hitting record of 438 set by Hugh Duffy in 1804. Cobb, attached to the White Sox, is hitting around .460 and his aim this season is to establish a lasting slugging mark.
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Cobb
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Hugh Duffy
White Sox
Boston Nationale
Poindexter Demands Coal Records To Curb Monopoly
Senator Poindexter of Washington demanded Taft produce all records on the alleged Morgan Guggenheim bid to monopolize Alaska coal by taking control of the Hay Railroad and Navigation Company. He warned that if approved the Guggenheims would control the main coal outlet and the Alaska field’s transport.
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Washington
Taft
Morgan-Guggenheim
Hay
Poinndexter
Senate
James Ryan
Hay Railroad and Navigation Company
Guggenheims
Cunningham
Alaska
Balloon disappearance in Deutsch cup contest near Julist
Telegrams from Bremen confirm a balloon fell into the North Sea near Julist during the Deutsch cup contest. Searchers recovered an empty ballast bag marked ht. c B. 70, identifying the craft as one of Saturday’s competitors. The two crew members are reported missing.
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Bremen
North Sea
Julist
Hotel Man Serves Trout Arrestee Faces Trial
P A Meee FPhee of Waneht springs stands charged as hotel keeper with serving trout for pay in a resort. Justice court trial set for Sept 12 after postponement. Deputy Thompson reports two Athena fishermen, A H Bundy and Charles Hays, fined $25 for possession of undersized trout.
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P. AL Meéefphee
Waneht Springs
Thompson
Portland
Montiager
Nils Tably
McPhee
Manager McPhee
A. H. Bundy
Charles Hays
Athena
Justice Court
Sagamore Conference Opens at Cape Cod Resort
Socio logical authorities from several states gather at Sagamore Sagamore, Massachusetts, for the fifth annual Sagamore Socio logical conference to be held during the week at the Cape Cod resort.
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Sagamore
Mass
Cape Cod
Mormon Leader 5 on Stand in Sugar Trust Probe
Joseph Smith head of the Mormon church testified before the Harwich Sugar Trust investigation committee stating he owned 6,006 shares of the California Idaho Sugar Company and held 49,515 in trust for the church. He claimed the 1900s antitrust era alliances were legal and warned tariff protection would keep U S beet and California sugar competitive. John Spreckels detailed a historic sugar war between Claus Spreckels and Henry Havemeyer and noted a three year plant lease between rival refiners that was later reversed.
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Washington
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Utah-Idaho Sugar Couspiany
Harwich Sugar Trust
Havemeyer
Bishop C. Nibley
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smith
Claus Spreckles
Henry ©. Hayemeyer
John Dr. Spreckles
Pacific Cist Sugar Mmilgante
Western Sugar Refining Company
San Francisco
Woeelorn Sugar Refining Company
Conocer
Eufar
California
United States
Literary Trust 10 Be Prosecuted
New York June 27 An action filed by the United States District Attorney seeks to break up a literary trust accused of price fixing. The suit names Sherman Clearing House and numerous agents nationwide, alleging monopolistic control of magazine advertising and related offices. District Attorney Whee pledges to pursue criminal action. many leading magazines are named as defendants in this equity case.
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New York
HY fieuSlties
Waltul
Attor Hey
Wire Today
Institutey
Perilion! Clearing House
Ounwr
Wuneemption
WEN BLITHE AMID FLOOD
A sett ing hen survived a flood when her coop was blown away over 100 yards by a June wind storm near Northbrook West Chester Norfolk Gawthrop farm. The hen remained on her nest and was found the next morning warming the eyes on the nest.
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West Chester
Norman Gawthrop
Northbrook
Frank Schulte Weds Mate Kirke in Chicago
Frank Schulte, right fielder for the Chicago National League club, married Mate Kirke in Chicago on June 27. Schulte is noted as the last veteran of the club to enter wedlock.
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Fielder Schulte Wels
Chicago
Frank Schulte
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Mate Kirke
Schulte
Times Dynamite Case Woman Refuses Grand Jury Testimony
Mrs. McManigal wife of one of the alleged Times building dynamiters stands mute before the grand jury refusing to testify against her husband and the McNamara brothers. Detectives seized letters and papers but she persists in silence with Darrow advising her. The district attorney subpoenas extend to her companion Mrs. Sadie McGuire and her three children as the case heads to trial.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Dartow
Mia McManigal
Times
Brand
McNamara Brothers
Trunk Dissapointa
Clarence & Darrow
John J. MecNaners
Iron Workers Union
James
McNamaras
McManigal
McGuire
Clarence Dirrow
McManigni
Sins Nati
Light Land Sells At 40 Per Acre In Pendleton Region
A land sale completed this morning transfers four parcels in the cost springs area to John G Richardson and Fred Wilson for 25000 dollars. The west halves of sections 15 and 7, township 4 north, range 31, about 16 miles from Pendleton, sold at 40 dollars per acre. Purchaser receives the current crop. seller reports low regional land values despite higher yields locally.
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Cost Springs
John G. Richarson
Fred Wilson
Township Four
Pendleton
E. T. Wade
Autoist killed in Berkeley train collision at Fortleth and San Pablo
A Berkeley local passenger train struck an automobile at Fortleth and San Pablo avenues early today. Dro W. H. Rice was instantly killed while F. C. Wells, a Central National Bank of Oakland teller, suffered a fractured skull and was fatally injured.
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Oakland
Calif
Berkeley
Fortleth
San Pablo Avenue
Dro W. HH. Rice
F.C. Wells
Central National Bank of Oakland
President Taft Returns Silver Coins for Anniversary
Hundreds of silver coins ranging from dimes to larger denominations are returned to President Taft and Mrs. Taft on their silver wedding anniversary. An explanation notes the executive and his wife appreciate the gesture but cannot accept the gifts.
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Washington
Mre
Taft
China 10 Seek Flour Elsewhere In View Of Crop Failures
Spokane June 27 China’s “flour king” Kwan Kai warned that China will seek flour from other markets, likely India, as American flour stays above 3.40 per barrel after the next harvest. Kai, with May Back Hui and J D Armstrong, tours the Pacific slope to study grain exports and plans a U S trip to examine the American dairy system at the viceroy of Canton’s request.
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Spokane
Wash
China
India
Kwan Kai
Hong Kong
May Back Hui
Portland
J. D. Armstrong
Tacoma
Kai
Pacific Slope
Northwest
Pacific States
Washington
Oregon
Thaho
Montana
Kal
United States
Canton
San Francisco
Wardens Finley Lecture on Birds in Pendleton
Pendleton residents may attend an illustrated talk by W L Finley, state game warden and Oregon Audubon president, on Birds Life and the feathered kingdom. He recounts field trips in 1904 and 1905, showing slides from his photographs and discussing plume hunters and market sportsmen, with free admission.
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Pendleton
W. L. Finley
Oregon
National Audoton Society
Fintey
Refusal to Identify Assailant Costs Man His Life
Cleveland report details a man named Minckmall shot through the brain after a prior stabbing. Antonio De Cleeo, recovering from the first attack, was killed while leaving a hospital. Police and witnesses describe the assailant as unidentified. The incident occurred two months after the earlier slashing. Local authorities seek leads.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Antonio de Cleeo
New Rates Announced by Pacific Power & Light Co
Pendleton June 6 1911 Pacific Power & Light Co issues a new schedule for lighting and power rates effective July 1 The plan bases charges on demand load and time used lowering minimum from 160 to 100 dollars and reducing initial charge from 17 to 12 cents per kilowatt hour The note explains flat rates for window lighting gear contracts and commercial use and mentions gas rates unchanged except potential cuts if supply improves Free pipe installation offered in Walla Walla for 30 days to attract public attention
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Pacific Light & Power Company
Unil
East Oregonian
F. W. Vincent
Jooal
Pacifica Power & Tight Company
Pendleton
Oregan
Fillior East
Power & Light Ca
Moeriths
Eaynehit
Portland
Chase
Walla Walla
PF. W. Vincent
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Cranston
State Commisssion
Chie Campbell
Poindexter
Alaskan
North
Witte Havemeyer Legal
John Spreckles
Melateim
Hinds
Spreckles
Literary Trust
Wen
Scoles
Emeen
Abeecner
Duron
McNamarras
Atrs
Wttor- Hove
Uevenne
Oto
Snehm& Police
MeManical Mauve
Darrow
McLaren
Warden Finley
Slough
Halaiat
Pacific Power & Light Company
Vincent
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