Federal men are changed in local stock inspection unit
Personnel changes shift field leadership in Pendleton office as Dr. H L McDonald replaces Dr. Ring and joins Dr. Pinkerton as the two men operating from Pendleton. All inspectors under Dr McClure now focus on range inspections statewide with winter work ahead. Others are stationed at Lakeview McDermitt Roseburg Albany Weiser and Portland.
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H. L. McDonald
King
Pinkerton
McClure
Federal Stock Inspection Service
Ring
Helena
Mont
Montpelier
Idaho
Morrow County
Pendleton
William Proudfoot
Lakeview
George J. Dodson
McDermitt
Malheur County
W. D. Mason
Roseburg
Herbert Silverwood
Albany
William Hamilton
Weiser
Oregon
E. N. Hutchinson
Portland
Cold Start Timing Affects Col d Illness Duration
The notice urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold to prevent deep seated illness and longer suffering. Delays in treatment can add days to recovery as the cold progresses. Take prompt steps to address symptoms now.
Three Legged Calf From The Dalles Reaches Portland Exhibit
Wasco an eight month old calf born with three legs arrives in Portland with Tom Dutton Seattle animal lover. Born a Durham Holstein cross the calf lacks a shoulder bone, its left fore leg is a three inch stub yet the animal is well formed and heavier than an average steer. Dutton traveled from The Dalles after a letter from James McCoy revealed the calf’s existence. The plan is to display Wasco in a dime museum rather than slaughter for beef, drawing Northwest attention to the unusual animal.
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Wasco
Portland
Tom Dutton
Seattle
Dog Hospital
Northwest
Providence
Dalles
Dajlea
Durham
Dutton
James McCoy
Byrnes Likely to Recover After Walla Walla Wounding
Sheriff H R Keylor reports Deputy Allen Byrnes shows marked improvement after being wounded. Keylor, one of Walla Walla’s best, attends Byrnes and says recovery is probable barring unforeseen complications. Byrnes can recall the accident for the first time since the incident.
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Walla Walla
H. R. Keylor
Allen Byrnes
Sheriff Praises Tough Colleague and Recovery Hope
The wiry sheriff hails a colleague whose injury would have been fatal to many as phenomenal. He calls him tough as a cause, one of the county’s best officers, and expresses gladness over the chance for recovery.
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Haviland
Walla Walla County
Sunday School Leader A H Cross Speaks at First Congregational
Lecturer A H Cross, a renowned Sunday school worker, will speak tomorrow evening at First Congregational church on Sunday School Success. The event is a union meeting of city church members and all are invited. Cross is highly recommended and serves as a superintendent in Toledo Sunday schools.
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A. H. Cross
First Congregational Church
Cross
Marion Tawrence
International Sunday School Association
Toledo
Ohio
Married at St Marys Church Miss Alice Black Weds Thomas Ashe
Miss Alice Black and Thomas A. Ashe were married at St Marys Catholic Church at 11 this forenoon with Father Neate officiating. Miss Black is sister to Mrs W B Powell, of Hotel Bowman, and Mr Ashe is a San Francisco advertising agency manager. They will live in San Francisco. The couple had only intimate friends present.
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Alice Black
Thomas A. Ashe
San Francisco
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Neate
Misa Black
W. 8. Powell
Bowman
Ashe
Miss Black
Bowman Hotel
Will Organize Elocution Class by Miss Hazel Crosson
Miss Hazel Crosson arrives in Pendleton to organize an elocution class. A Lima Ohio native now in Philo College Oregon, she studied at Potter College Kentucky and Delhaven College Jackson Mississippi, and at home in Lima. She hopes to form a large Pendleton class and is a friend of Mr and Mrs M Sletz and admirer of Miss Sadie Baum.
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Hazel Crosson
Lima
Ohio
Philomath College
Oregon
Potter College
Kentucky
Delhaven College
Jackson
Miss
Expresson
Pendleton
Miss Crosson
M. Sletz
Sadie Baum
Thi City
We Be Married Tomorrow Grace Yoakum to Marry C C Irwin
Miss Grace Yoakum daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Yoakum well known in this city but now of Meadows Idaho will be married at the parlors of the Golden Rule hotel tomorrow afternoon to C C Irwin superintendent of the Good Enough mine at Meadows After the ceremony a wedding dinner will be served to invited guests and the couple will depart on the evening O R N train for Meadows Idaho.
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Grace Yoakum
D. J. Yoakum
Meadows
Idaho
Golden Rule Hotel
C. C. Irwin
Tech
Boundary change petitions filed by districts 13 and 56
Two more boundary change petitions have been received by the county superintendent. District 13 residents at Yonkum seek to add part of district 2 to their area, while district 56 Echo requests enlargement by adding outside territory.
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Yonkum
Echo
Returned From Idaho In Teutsch Department Store Interest
F. EB. Livingeod of the Teutsch Department store returned today from Preston Idaho where he has been for two weeks in the interest of Mr Teutschs large store at that place Preston and Cache valley are very prosperous this fall and merchants in that section are enjoying a good trade.
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Idaho
F. EB. Livingeod
Teutsch Department Store
Preston
Northern Pacific officials in city to promote wheat movement
S B Calderhead general passenger and freight agent of the Northern Pacific with headquarters at Walla Walla is in the city in the interest of the system. Wheat is now moving all over the Northern Pacific system and especially from the north part of Umatilla county.
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S. B. Calderhead
Northern Pacific
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Scandinavians Plan Dance at Eagles Hall
On Wednesday evening the Scandinavian club will host a dancing party in the Eagles hall. All club members are invited. It will be the first party the Scandinavians have held in some time as preparations are made for a good time.
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Eagles
Nebraska sheepman reports lull in market demand
C. B. Reynolds, a well known Nebraska sheepman, is in the city on a short business trip. He says the financial flurry has caused a lull in the sheep business but sheep remain in good demand and expects improvement once the excitement subsides.
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C. B. Reynolds
Nebraska
City
Kid W Zourke Sets Six Week Cornwall Visit
Kid W Zourke will depart tomorrow evening for Cornwall Canada to stay six weeks visiting there his wife having preceded him they plan to return about January 1
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Kid W. Zourke
Cornwall
Canada
Officials tour Rt. & N. system line in city today
D W Campbell superintendent of the Rt N system is in the city on a private car inspecting portions of the lines during a tour. The visit highlights ongoing improvements and potential future expansions in the network.
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D. W. Campbell
India
Government Wins Point in Walsh Hearsay Plea Denial
In Chicago the court denied Walsh’s bid to bar books of railway and mining firms alleged funded by the Walsh bank, a major win for the government. In Washington the Supreme Court ruled the Greater Pittsburg law uniting Pittsburg and Allegheny constitutional.
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Walsh
Chicago
Walsh Bank
Pittsburg
Washington
Pittsburg and
Allegheny
United States Supreme Court
New Oregon to reopen Pendleton’s Pioneer Play House
Manager Morrie B Streeter renames and revamps the Frazer theater in Pendleton to New Oregon. The opening night is set for November 24 with The Lawyer and the Singing Girl. Streeter Bryan company plans New York success showcases and first class attractions. Fire safety renovations are underway with new exits and scenery by Dickson and Matlock.
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Morrie B. Streeter
Pendleton
New York
Frazer Theater
Oregon
Lawyer
Streeter-Bryan
Baker City
Streeter
Miss Bryan
Streeter Bryan
Messrs, Dickson and Matlock
New
Golden West
Texas
Trouble With Sinking Grade At Lake Kahlotus Construction
Washtucna businessmen report wheat shipments exceed railroad capacity, warehouses full, wheat piled outside. Milwau kee road contractor Daley faced more trouble when rails sank, a dump trestle failed, dumping cars into the lake and injuring four men. Lake level rising, engineers say drainage needs a milelong cut 20 feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boldman
Dee Hoy
Washtucna
Dayton Courier-Press
Daley
Milwaukee Road
Cam
Lake Kahlotus
Mr. Daley
San Francisco Courts Face Record Case Backlog
San Francisco courts are heavily congested with cases due to governor proclaimed legal holidays. Dockets include hundreds of criminal charges and several civil suits awaiting action. The total is rising and could surpass four hundred if holidays extend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ford Trial Expected This Week as Legislation Clears
Judge Lawler said the Ford trial could proceed by week’s end once a legalizing amendment enables court action during holidays, with the assembly expected to pass the measure by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
San Francisco
Lawler
No Seat No Fare Strap Hanger Plan In Spokane
Spokane readers learn a strap hangers association will form to press streetcar companies to add enough cars for passenger comfort. Led by W D Wheaton the group will fund activities, wear buttons reading No seat no fare, and pursue court action if riders are ousted. The move mirrors Chicago success and aims to curb overloads on Spokane lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
W. D. Wheaton
Mr. Wheaton
True Sportsmanship Between Oregon Schools Highlighted
Oregon's two major institutions, the state university and the agricultural college, are showcased in their college publications signaling courtesies and manly spirit. The feature stresses true sportsmanlike conduct and mutual respect between the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
State University
Agricultural
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