First Half Hy ACGON Title Shot in 150 Bird Event
Jay leads as 22 squads enter the 150 bird event with 88 targets down at the 50 bird mark. Rayburn and Frank M Troeh tie for first with 88. J W Feavey close behind at 83. Jean Trooh hits a 71 bird run, while other shooters like Leith Keller and New Janda also reach 60 at the 60 bird turn. Everding Trophy handicap to follow. action resumes this afternoon.
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Sow Rayburn
Frank M. Troeh
J. W. Feavey
Jom Troeh
Targete
Leith
Keller
Dr. Cathey
New Janda Aho
Jean Trooh
Pren Une
Mit
Roy M. Welshons
Yakima
Liberty Bond Sales Totals Reach $9300 Today
Liberty bond subscriptions in local banks total $9300 with a single $5000 subscription noted at 2 40 pm. Officials express disappointment at the final week’s start but expect a rise in remaining days. Wirth departs tonight on No 18 for a business visit to La Grande.
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Victory Liberty Lawn
Tian
Enwll & Sur
ME. Wirth
Tonigght
la Orande
Peace With Hun By May 21 Latest Outlook
Paris dispatch reports a secret plenary peace conference session to discuss the German treaty with credibility that it will be presented to Germany. Delegates are empowered to represent Austria and Bavaria. A 16 day window to accept terms would require alignment by May 31. Simultaneous moves toward Bulgaria and Turkey are noted with the Austrian settlement pending.
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United Prew
Paris
Credentiaian
Credentis
Mare
Jrintere
Cermans
Rome
Tralian
Wiley
Hulgaria
Turkey
Ane
Trina
Sinter
Finish of 300 Bird Shoot Tomorrow
The final 60 birds in the 300 bird elnte championship shoot will be run beginning at o'clock tomorrow morning. Nine frames, six of fifteen and three of twenty birds. The finale champion will receive the trophy and all expense to the Grand American Handicap and return. The $150 in added money will be divided by percentage. The Hondesman Diamond Trophy, a 30 target handicap event, will be shot off Tuesday afternoon. The trophy must be won three times to establish permanent ownership. The second day of the Leith trophy, a weeks pair of doubles event, will follow. An Indies' trophy, a Pendleton Indian Robs, and $50 in added money will be shared from today and tomorrow's results. The first 60 birds in the regular avenue will count toward this trophy.
Farm workers not favored for army discharges
Washington May 5 Officers of the War Department announced that farm workers will not receive preference in obtaining army discharges. The department says a general shortage of labor in farming will not be the determining factor in establishing individuals’ eligibility for discharge.
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Washington
War Department
Temperature and Weather Report Summary
Temperature G4 Tealay Maxie Tererahe HE reveals a minimum of four degrees. Weiather describes partly cloudy conditions with light to moderate wind.
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Tealay
Maxie Tererahe
Weiather
Thousands Mix In Melee With Indiana Reds Riot
In Gary Indiana authorities report a riot erupted as radicals tried an illegal parade. About 400 radicals and 3,000 officers and agents confronted in three hour street battles ending with arrests and many vow to leave town.
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Indiana Reds
Gary
Ind
Sirone
Citi
Halie
Bolle
Cithacmne
Civilians urged to back Victory Liberty Loan drive
The letter from Cart e Glass secretary of the treasury urges Americans to support the Victory Liberty Loan campaign. He appeals to citizens via press to rally public morale and fund the war effort as the nation nears victory. The plea stresses national unity, sacrifice, and the obligation of every citizen to invest in liberty bonds to sustain the war and protect freedom.
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Praven
Germany
Morse
Orlando and Sonnino Leave Rome for Paris Peace Talks
Eureka Cal May 6 The sole survivor spoke of an enterprise to smuggle whiskey into dry Oregon during a late Sunday operation in the developing gasoline sector. The captain and engineer were drowned per A. Hinch who was rescued after two hours in the water. Hinch said the Erie departed San Francisco April 26 northward with liquor and an attempt to crimp the bar led to the vessel overturning in enemy currents.
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Eureka
Cal
Oregon
Eric
A. Hinch
Hinch
Erie
San Francisco
Wilhelm Asks to Return to Estate
Berne May 5 A coming to German newspapers the former Kaiser asked the government for permission to return to Germany and live on his fate near Kas e Dinne.
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Wilhelm
Berne
Kaiser
Germany
Kase Dinne
Hospital Train May Stop Here For Half Hour
A hospital train carrying 104 patients and escorts may stop in Pendleton and Baker for 30 minutes on schedule if arrival is between 7 am and 2 pm local time. The unit, arrived from New York, is due at 3 pm today and could be held 90 minutes for exhibition if timetable allows.
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TL. O'Brien
Pendinion
New York
Oity
T. F. O'Brien
Assenger
Pendleton
Baher
Big Three Plan To Hold Fiume Free Port For 3 Years
Paris May 5 The big three consider making Fiume a free port under League of Nations control for three years. Italians and Jugoslavs gain commercial privileges during the period while a new port is built for the Jugoslavs on the Dalmatian coast. At term’s end Fiume would be annexed to Italy.
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Coméder
Paris
Fiume
League of Nations
Dallemnatian
Rambling Henry Collins Fined For Speeding
Police report says Henry Collins was traveling well over the limit yesterday when arrested. He paid a $5 fine to Judge Thomas FitsGerald.
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Henry Collins
Mr. Collins
Thomas FitsGerald
Rivalry to be first state to meet victory quota
Washington on May 5 reports a dispute over which state, Michigan or Oregon, would complete its quota first. Oregon subscribed and Michigan accused banks of underwriting subscriptions, alleging Michigan allowed banks to underwrite state quotas.
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Washington
Flown Am
Michigan
Oregon
Asdaamr
Herd law referendum waits for general election
The herd law referendum cannot be voted on at the next general election. Attorney General Brown states the measure cannot appear on the ballot because only measures listed in chapter 429, Laws of 281 may be voted at that special election, excluding referendum measures not within the list. District Attorney Ki L Keator requested the opinion dated May 2.
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Wolo
Brown
Uiewer
Ki. L Keator
Women shooters shine at trap meet amid husband’s scores
At a Columbia River trapshoot, three of a hundred shooters were women and each faced stiff competition from their spouses. Mrs. Schilling shot a straight 20 on one trap to win six birds, while Mrs. Faces and Mrs. Bowker also posted notable scores. A party from Astoria toured via the Columbia highway, with locals including Mark Siddall and Jock Bay observing and Frank Templeton representing the state twitch.
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Schilling
Faces Ales
al Bowker
Heppner
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ANA Voce Eerie
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Teheene
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Preston
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Troeh
Fra Ree
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Camry
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Siddall
Hay
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Jones
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France
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J. A
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Oheener Tae
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BY Fred Ferguson
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Sonnino
Fiame
Itaen
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Mornima
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Cop
Aira Schilling
Mark Siddall
State Spor
Hens Astroution
Asteria
Ante
Columbia Highway
Enre
Jask Bay
Mr. Biddell
Hen Hay
J. H. Harrison
Jock Bay
Frank Troch
Joe
Isle
Frank
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Wash
Frank Templeton
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