Pendleton Highs Win Second Time In Southeast Washin gton
Pendleton High School defeats Walla Walla 32 to 22 to clinch the southeastern Washington and eastern Oregon championship. The game was fast and strong throughout with Houser, Boylen, C Jordan leading Pendleton’s offense and Jones starring for Walla Walla. A reception followed at the Eagle-Woodman, and a long list of local officials and business leaders were noted in attendance.
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Walla Walla
Washington
Oregon
Columbia
Milton
Pendleton
Miltonites
Houser
Boylen
C. Jordan
Will
Walla
Eagle-Woodman
P. Burns
G. Bowers
Shannon
Clancy
Jones
Suba
French
Anderson
Chapmin
A. Jordan
Subs
Strain
Fee
Hampton Officai Steele
Stuyrdivant
Heatings
Thompson
Great Interest in Irrigation Congress
Chicago hosts the 19th annual National Irrigation Congress from December 5, with President Taft scheduled to speak. Officials and businessmen, including Charles F. L. Fishback of Porter Fishback & Co and E. Perkins, have accepted board positions, signaling a strong turnout and a record congress.
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Many
D. H. Anderson
Irrigation Age
F. Austin
Municipal Engineering & Contracting Company
Frank I. Bennett
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company
W. J. Black
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
William A. Bond
William A. Bond & Co
Munson B. Buel
Evans, Snider, Buel Company
Commission Brokers
Union Stock Yards
William BR. Bogert
Bogert, Maltby & Co
William H. Bush
Bush Hat Company
H. M. Byllesby
H. M. Brilesby & Co
Edward F. Curry
American Car and Foundry Company
W. G. de Celle
de Celle
Nelson & Co
George W. Dixon
Arthur Dixon Transfer Company
Dr. W. A. Evans
Falkenau Construction Consuipany
Don Farnsworth
Farnsworth, Mills & Co
Willam A. Gardner
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Judson F. Going
Angus 8. Hibbard
Chicago Telephone Company
John D. Hibbard
North American Securities Company
William Holabird
Holabird & Roche
Joseph F. Kelley
McNeil & Higgins
Thomas D. Knight
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman Railways
Louis Kuhns
Studebaker Bros. Mfg Company
Frank C. Letts
Booth Fisheries
Eames MacVeagh
Franklin, McVeagh & Co
Willam H. Marss
McKinley, Hodge & Manse
Clayton Mark
Vic
National Malleable Iron Company
FH. R. McCormick
Farson, Son &Frc
Fred H. Upham
City Fuel Company
W. F. Vanbuskirk
Standard ‘Trust and Savings Bank
J. C. Vaughan
Vaughan's Seed Company
Charles J. Wopkicka
Atlas Brewing Company
Henry C. Wood
Chicago
Taft
Board of Control
Charles FL. Fishback
Porter, Fishback & Co
Eémung T. Perkins
Edmund T. Perkins
Eneneering
Railroad dividends and stock value surge noted
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific declared their regular dividends. Thirty railroad stocks have increased in quoted value by $268,116,808 since December 6 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Osteopaths Target Fakers in New York
Osteopathic physicians aim to cleanse the field by cracking down on impostors without proper qualifications. About two hundred members of the Osteopathic Society of New York City convened to push a state bill and seek legislative support to punish unqualified practitioners.
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Osteopathic Society of
New York City
New York
Albany
Martin Littleton
Divorces per 200000: ten year law court analysis
The law court report covers ten years and shows 33 divorces or separations per 200000 people with 9254 total cases heard. About half the marriages lasted ten to twenty years, over a quarter of divorced wives were minors at marriage, and most petitioners were middle class. No children in 40 percent, one child in 25 percent, and 17 percent with two or more children.
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Law Court
WIFE ASSISTS IN ELECTION OF HUSBAND
Congressman William W. Cocks of New York was defeated for re election by Martin W. Littleton at noon today and becomes a lame duck. He will marry again soon, to Miss Jessie F. Wright, from a Long Island family. Mrs Littleton helped in her husband’s campaign last fall and aided his election. Cocks had been a widower for ten years and had no wife to help him.
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William W. Cooks
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Jessie F. Wright
Long Island
Mra. Littleton
California Orange County in Four Colors
A vintage notice highlights a illustrated piece titled The Spell by C N and A Williamson and features What Women Are Doing in the West. March Sunset is offered at 16 cents, signaling a promotional sale or listing in this periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
C. N
A. M. Williamson
West
Social events crowd Adams social calendar
Adams Oregon notes describe a busy spell of gatherings hosted by Mrs Joan Geiss. Attendees include Wrenle Green Otis Lienallen Revela Lieuatlen Den Liyle Mable McIntire and others with games and refreshments. Also reported are a surprise party for Loree Haley and visits by residents Mr and Mrs Morrison and others. A stray medical tip praises Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism.
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Adams
Ore
Joan Geiss
Wrenle Green
Otis Lienallen
Revela Lieuatlen
den, Liyle
Mable McTntire
Alvene Cowling
Augusta
Stockton
Ethel
Minnie Peringer
Gertie Chestnut
Bert Kirby
de. McKenney
Helix
Loree Haley
Lyle
Mable
Jian McIntire
Bleene Bowling
Augusti Stockton
Ralph Wallan
Celia Simanton
Ole
Revella Peuallen
Edith
Red Porlnger
Spencer
MM. Watrus
G. Marquis
Pendleton
G. M. Morrison
la Grippe
A. M. Coffey
Athena
Debate protective tariff at Oregon Agricultural College
An annual debate between Washington State College and Oregon Agricultural College draws many contestants for six team spots. The tryout occurs March 14 evening. Returning debaters A A Asbahr Ontario Malheur county E B Lemon Grass Valley Sherman county compete to best Washington State and defend last year’s OA C victory.
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Washington State College
Oregon Agricultural College
Yvenora
Washington
A. A. Asbahr
Cornelius
Wash
A. P. Gibson
Ontario
Malheur County
E. B
Lemon
Grass Valley
Sherman County
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad with Bromide Quinine
An advertising note promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. E W Grove signature appears on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Panhandle Electric plans Priest River plant and Spokane line
Panhandle Electric Railway and Power Co led by Victor M. Smith of New York estimates an $2 million investment to build Priest River Idaho plant with 80 000 HP. A transmission line to Spokane 70 miles away is proposed. Smith seeks Spokane city franchise votes March 7 offering street lighting at 48 annually and power for pumping and domestic use at favorable rates. Hillyard council also to grant 50 year franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Electric Railway & Power Company
Victor M. Smith
New York
Priest River
Idaho
A. J. Smith
Notso
Spokane
Hillyard
New Zealand Insurance Co United States Branch Statement
Synopsis of the annual statement of the New Zealand Insurance Company Ltd United States Branch Auckland New Zealand to the Oregon Insurance Commissioner for December 1 1910 details capital and income figures premiums received in cash interest dividends rents head office income gross claims unpaid unearned premiums unpaid taxes accrued total liabilities total insurance in force and Oregon risks written during the year with figures for gross premiums losses paid and incurred and risks outstanding in Oregon as of December 21 1910 authorized by Clinton Polger U S Manager and Attorney in Fact statutory resident general agent and service for W G Portman Lee Moorhouse resident agent
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United States
Auckland
Dominion OF New Zealand
Oregon
Inw
Lance
NEW Zealand Insurance CO
LMM
Clinton Polger
U. S
W. G. Portman
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Naivy
Tan
Copenhagen
Pendleton Hgh
Congress
Leila Lieuallen
Miss Rothrock
Stella Lieuallen
Ray Thompkins
N. C. Carlton
Maxen
Frenchie Vulard
Interior Grocery Company
Walla Walls
Chamberlain
Hood
Electric © CO
New Zealand Insurance Company Ltd
Lee Moorhouse
Paraiaua Oe
Ae Saan Eee
Walsh
Walsh Grocery
E. M. Walsh
C. S. Walsh
C. H. Marsh
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