Oregon Needs Livestock Laws Declares State Weak in Sanitation
Dr. S. W. McClure, head of federal quarantine work, criticizes Oregon for lacking a general livestock sanitary law and state funding. He praises the sheep statute but urges a comprehensive law giving the state veterinarian authority, with proper appropriation, to curb contagious diseases and regulate imports.
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Oregon
S&s. W. McClure
Northwest
McClure
Eastern
Middle States
East
Middle West
Cold Treatment Urges Early Action
A health advisory stresses starting cold care immediately at onset to prevent deeper illness. Delays can extend suffering by days as early hours are crucial for effective relief and recovery.
Two Milton Deaths From Paralysis and Old Resident
Bruce, long time Milton resident born 1853 in Bland County Virginia, died yesterday after a lingering illness from paralysis. He lived in Texas and Idaho before moving to Milton in 1893 where he farmed before settling here. Survived by wife Aletha, son Clarence E. W., and two daughters Laura and another daughter. Funeral today under Odd Fellows with Rev H. Shangle officiating.
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Milton
Bruce
Odd Fellows
Rev. H. &. Shangle
Bland County
Virginia
Tenheesm
Texas
Lewiston Flats
Idaho
Mrs Taylor Dies in Portland After Illness
Bruce and Mrs W J Bracy of Moscow Idaho report Mrs Taylor died yesterday in Portland where she went for an operation. Survived by husband Thomas and three sons Alfred Ed Dick and two daughters Alice Nettie. Remains shipped home and funeral to be held tomorrow. Family had lived here six years.
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Mrs.Taylor
Mia
Mate Taylor
Thoma Taylor
Portland
Alfred
Alice
Nettie
Wife Refuses Witness in Man Beating Case
Jack Churchill, a Tenderloin district roustabout, was arrested for beating his wife. Bail set at 200 dollars. he remains jailed until posted. The wife, after visiting, refuses to testify, citing fear of the whipping post if the case goes to trial.
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Jack Churchill
Tenderloin
Churchill
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Bicyclists Fined by Special Policeman on Sidewalks
Three cyclists faced penalties after street commissioner Sam Grove, now a special policeman, began enforcing sidewalk riding rules. W. B. Hale was fined $2 by Judge Fits Gerald for riding over Majin street bridge. a young man named O'Brien also paid $2. Spoonemore, an employment agent, did not appear at the session.
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Sam Grove
W. B. Hale
Majin Street Bridge
Gerald
Spoonemore
O'Brien
Change Tonight at Oregon Theater Dr Jekyll Hyde
The Oregon theater presents Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde tonight with Streeter in the title roles and Miss Bryan as Violet Beaton. Reduced admission to 25 cents for most seats and 26 cents for 100 reserved front seats on Sunday. moving pictures between acts and life size illustrated songs.
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Oregon
Streeter-Bryan
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Streter
Tommy Swift
Migs Bryan
Violet Beaton
Harry Terry
Oscar Carston
Admisso
Francis Elise
Dr. Jerk and Hyde
Princess of Patches
Change of program at the Pastime theater
The Pastime theater presents a new slate of attractions including Tragic Rivalry Women Up to Date Music Hall Peculiar Pumpkins and It’s Great to Be a Soldier Man. The program runs now and continues until Friday when another change will occur.
Moving Pictures At The Dime This Week
The Dime presents a fine program with new illustrated songs and up to date colorings. The show runs through Friday offering another excellent change with fresh entertainment.
Beautiful pictures draw crowds at Eagle show shop
The Eagle show shop has drawn well with films including Secretary of War Wm. H. Taft and The Holy City. The Sacreo plays and the Sign of the Cross are among the offerings. Management promises another excellent change for tomorrow.
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Eagle Show Shop
Wm. H. Taft
Holy City
Cream Shipments Rise in County Tone
Cream shipments increase as Pendleton creamery receives dairy from nearly all parts of the county. Pilot Rock district sends especially large quantities, signaling a rich region that will become a principal contributor to the cream supply for the area.
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Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Wanted Woman To Clean House At Delta
A brief help wanted notice announces a position for a woman to clean a house and directs applicants to apply at Delta.
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Delta
Pendleton tops La Grande in lopsided baseball clash
Pendleton defeated La Grande 18 to 6 at Matlock grounds as Baker hit two home runs and a triple, Loren more led momentum with solid hits and McAllister debuted at second base. A notable double put out by Lodell highlighted Pendleton’s strong fielding and crowd-pleasing plays.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Matlock
Lorimer
Baker
McAllister
Walla Walla
Shockley
Lodell
Parkes
Fuchell
Fuchel
van Houten
Conrad
Wesseso
King
Munson
O'Brien
Eene
Zimmerman
of Beck
Pealeniecen
Ah Kooser
Childers
Jbeene Fournier
Cavneeudl Fuchel
Pp Kotteman
Erureee
Portland Basball Scores and National League Results
Portland won 6 to 2 over Los Angeles in the opener as Bassey’s bases loaded triple sparked a three run sixth. Dillon added a run in the ninth. Brashar slid home in the third. American League results include Philadelphia 9 over Chicago 3 and St. Louis 6 over Washington 3. In the National League Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 2. New York 8 over Pittsburgh 2.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Seattle
Spokane
Hutte
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Kentucky veterans open Grand Army encampment in Louisville
In Louisville on May 18 Kentucky Civil War veterans gathered for the annual Kentucky department Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Local posts prepared elaborate entertainment. Thomas Sheehan is favored to succeed State Commander L. W. Dodge of Berea.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Sheehan
L. vi. Dodge
Berea
East Oregonian Highlights From The News Ticker
East Oregonian reports daily brief items from the region with quick notices on politics weather and local events. Readers get concise summaries of ongoing stories and timely updates from the newsroom.
University of Idaho Students Mark Labor Day Field Work
A Moscow correspondent reports the University of Idaho will observe the first Labor Day on Friday to prepare a new athletic field for the May 27 track meet with the University of Montana. Male students will work from 7 a.m. using shovels picks and saws and may operate road scrapers and plows. Bleachers will be built and the field graded and rolled while girls provide midday refreshments.
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Moscow
Idaho
Henry Smith
Este Hunter
University of Montana
Shanghai opens first street railway line
The first street railway in Shanghai has begun operation with about 24 miles of track laid across the city.
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Shanghai
China
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Moscow, Idaho
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