Banks and Sheep Industry tied by mutual interests in Oregon
T J Mahoney told the Woolgrowers convention in eastern Oregon that bankers and sheepmen share closely allied fortunes. He cited 2,000,000 sheep in Oregon with a $12,000,000 investment and $7,000,000 annual state income, urging breeding improvements and hay conservation to sustain financing. He noted the Portland packing plant opening would boost mutton demand and praised the industry’s progress against scab and sheep shooting.
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Oregon
T. J. Mahoney
Umatilla
Morrow
Portland
Mental assassination charges against Augusta Stetson
New York reports Mrs. Augusta Stetson, former Christian Scientist, faced mental assassination allegations from Maud Kissam Babcock. Babcock claims Stetson attempted a psychic attack via absent treatment, describing a chilling scene of footballlike waves, blue eyes, and a sensation of leaving her body during sleep in Cedarhurst.
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New York
Augusta Stetson
Boston
Maud Kissam Babcock
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Wheat Remains Steady
The local market price for club wheat stays at 2 cents per bushel. J D Huston the horse buyer will ship a batch of horses to Seattle tomorrow evening via the Northern Pacific. J W Bailey the state dairy and food commissioner arrived from Portland and attends the woolgrowers convention session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Huston
Seattle
Northern
Pacific
J. W. Bailey
Portland
Convention of Woolgrowers
Entertaining Woolgrowers Committee Seeks Claims
A. L. Koleht, chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements for entertaining the woolgrowers, requests that all parties having claims against the committee present them to him at once.
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A. L. Koleht
Murderer Located Near Katlotus Washington Hills
A Pasco sheriff reports Jones McCabe, the Pasco murderer, located in the hills near Katlotus Washington. He has not been captured. Former local pastor Rev. N H Brooks, now at Chehalis, will fill the pulpit here Sunday with Rev. A MacKenzie Meldrum preaching in Chehalis.
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Taylor
Pasco
Jones McCabe
Katlotus
Washington
N. H. Brooks
First Christian Church
Pendleton Friends
Chehalis
A. MacKenzie Meldrum
Lockley Rebounds From Typhoid Pneumonia
Fred Lockley former East Oregonian employee and Pacific Monthly manager just out of the Good Samaritan hospital after six weeks with typhoid pneumonia. He lost 60 pounds during illness and is reported recovering. Charles Baker and Mrs Ludgate were freed by Justice Joe H Parkes after a hearing for fleecing Bert Stillwell though a key witness could not be located.
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Lockley
Fred Lockley
East Oregonian Company
The
Pacific Monthly
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Charles Baker
Railroad Men Here for Oregon Woolgrowers Convention
Among the railroad men summoned to this city by the Oregon Woolgrowers' convention are E. A. McKenna traveling freight agent for the Northern Pacific C. F. Van de Water traveling freight agent and R. Burns general agent at Walla Walla for the O R and N J. T. Wallace traveling freight and passenger agent for the Milwaukee and St Paul.
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Convention of
Oregon Woolgrowers
E. A. McKenna
Northern Pacific
C. F. van de Water
R. Burns
Walla Walla
J. T. Wallace
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cars Traveled Through Pendleton From Omaha
Three new motor cars fresh from Omaha shops moved through Pendleton this morning heading west. One combined mall and passenger car was bound for the Salem Falls City road. The other two were passenger cars for the Oregon & California and for the Oregon Railroad Navigation company. Destination for the latter two could not be ascertained.
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Omaha
Pendleton
Salem Falls City
Oregon & California
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Local Anglers Association to Meet at City Hall
An important meeting of the local anglers association is called for tomorrow evening at 6 in the city hall by President G I LaDay. Business of importance will be transacted and a full attendance is desired. Deputy Game and Fish Warden Turner will exhibit trout stranded on the fields at Hermiston and actions to prevent further destruction will be considered.
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Anglers’ Association
Presdent
G. I. LaDa
Baker City
Ontario
Enterprise
Smythe
Commercial Association
George McKnight
Williamson
J. N. Williamson
Forest range conference with officials and plans
A meeting of Whitman National Forest users and Superintendent Henry Ireland will be held in the Commercial Association rooms tomorrow at 9 a.m. to discuss range condition allotments and potential cuts for the coming season. Attending will be H K O Brien district grazing chief and C S Chapman the incoming district forester.
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Whitman National Forest
Henry Ireland
Commercial Association
H. K. O'Brien
C. 5S. Chapman
Philippine Veterans Exhibit And Dance At Armory Hall
The local Spanish American War Veterans group will stage an exhibition and dance at the armory hall tomorrow evening. Relics from the Islands carried by returning soldiers will be on display, touted as among the country’s most complete collections. Veterans from Walla Walla and nearby towns bring their contributions, with an emphasis on a fine display and enjoyable dancing on a well prepared floor.
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Walla Walla
Annual Convention of Woolgrowers Opens with Unity
The Woolgrowers convention continues from page one, praising the cooperative effort of flockmasters in enforcing laws and regulations. The report notes a pleasant retire and confidence in future prospects, highlighting eradication of beabhies and reduction of sheep scabples as key achievements.
Oregon Sheep Industry Praise Grows Across Regions
A report details Oregon sheep health gains with scabies eradicated in Lake and Umatilla counties and none in the Willamette valley, praising the Eastern Oregon climate, parasite resistance, and the role of sheepmen, inspectors, and the Sheep Commission in revitalizing the industry. It notes none in Eastern Oregon face major diseases, highlights stomach worms as a western concern, and lauds ongoing advocacy, with plans to address convention venues and a note from ex congressman Williamson on forest policy.
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Oregon
Lake County
Malheur County
Umatilla
Williamette Valley
Sheep Commission
Board of Sheep Commissioners
Great South
Middle West
Wyoming
Lowell
Ogden
Barrett
Heppner
Engineer John T Whistler访 Pendleton road plan visit
John T Whistler, engineer for the Proposed Pilot Rock Pendleton Cold Springs electric road, was in the city yesterday on business related to the proposed project.
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John T. Whistler
Bankrupt W W Gillette Creditors Meeting Set
In the District Court of Oregon W W Gillette a bankrupt creditors of Umatilla County are notified. On November 28 1909 at ten o clock a m at Pendleton Oregon the first meeting of creditors will be held to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Done at Pendleton Oregon November 10 1909. THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
W. W. Gillette
Umatilla
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Judge in Steinheil case shifts mood in Paris
Paris November 9 A striking change in Judge DeValles behavior marks the Mme Steinheil trial today. He weighs questions in a subdued tone and shows a rare restraint. Steinheil appears near collapse under strain as no major evidence is presented, while the judge seems nervous and fearful of public disclosures.
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Paris
DeValles
Mme. Steinheil
Mme Steinheil
Mme. Steinhell
Death of 18 year old under hypnotic spell in New Jersey
In Somerville New Jersey November 9 physicians declared Robert Simpson 18 dead after collapse last night while under the hypnotic influence of Arthur Everton a stage hypnotist at a theatre Everton says the boy is not dead but in a cataleptic state and attempts to revive him had failed
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Somerville
N. J
Robert Simpson
Arthur Everton
Simpson
Everton
Fatal Train Collision Rocks Knoxville Run
Two trainmen are dead and a third injured after a freight and a passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville line collided near Knoxville. The cause remains unknown as rescuers treat the injured and search for answers.
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Knoxville
Inkleroad
Louisville and Nashville
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
White House Coffee
Tion, T. J. Mahoney
Commonwealth
Christian Scientist
Hawkes
WM. E. Hanscom
Winslow Bros
Pendleton's Leading Jewelry Store
School and College
the Handy Store
Malin Street
Newsy
OF Woolgrowers
Stephen A. Lowell
Utah
Wool Growers' Convention
Oregon Wool Growers’ Association
Steinheil
Tallman & Co
Montana
Domestic
Rock Springs
Salling
Crab Creak Lumber Co
Alta St
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