WEWS OF FARM AND RANGE GROWS FOREST POLICY SUPPORT
Oregon sheep men now back forest reserve policy boosting grazing rights and range use. Dan P. Smythe notes improved service and that grower leases allow planned, efficient grazing. Former red tape reduced. supports more practical reserve management. Also reports endorsement for Prof Holden's anti one crop approach and a Canyon City rustling trial involving J B Jingles et al. Artesian water found on Hodson’s lone area farm.
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Oregon
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon Woolgrowth Association
Forestry Service
Canyon City
J. B. Jingles
Dan Caldin
James Clark
Lester Goff
Monrad Fix
T. D. Taylor
Nate Raines
George Horseman
W. L. Thompson
American National Bank
James A. Fee
Apple Day Highlighted Across Cities
National Apple Day observed with emphasis on eating apples in dishes keeping skins on. Marion Vanschoick, foreman for Smythe Bros., reports range conditions in Gilliam county as the best he has seen in 12 years of service. Artesian water discoveries on a ranch attract interest as other farms plan new wells after a 1500 acre La Grande au Bar company land sale near Union fetches $169,000.
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Union County
Old la Grande Au Bar Company
Union
Hance
Marion Vanschoick
Smythe Bros
Arlington
Gilliam County
Prince of Tonight Pleasing and Pretty at Oregon Theater
A charming musical fantasy at the Oregon theater last evening features Tom Arnold as Jim Sutherland the prince. The plot is fanciful with a Yale graduate becoming a swimming instructor and, for one night, the prince of Lutania during a birthday dinner scene for Virginia Stuart. The male chorus shines amid beautiful costumes and settings.
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Oregon Theater
Tom Arnold
Jim Sutherland
Florida Beach
Yale
Lutania
Virginia Stuart
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Divorce Granted
Indian, Luvian Williama, a well known Indian buckaroo, has been granted a divorce from his wife Della Lowrey Williams by Judge Phalps. Will Attend Institute County Superintendent J E Young leaves for Arlington to attend a teachers Institute. EB A Fitegerald, a paroled convict from the state penitentiary, is in Pendleton taking subscriptions to the paper and represents the American Extension University. May Walker and her mother arrive for a visit at the state hospital. Wing dam at Round-up Park raised to ease flood risk. high water will need a stronger flood.
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Luvian Williama
Della Lowrey Williams
Phalps
EB. A. Fitegerald
State Penitentiary
Pendleton
Law Department
The
American Extension University
State Hospital
May Walker
Grand Ronde Hospital
la Grande
Robert Walker
Bandon
W. D. McNary
Apples King Through All The Nation Today
Portland Oregon November 18 All over the union the apple today is exalted as the king of fruits proclaimed officially by Governor Donald West. The Oregon development league chambers of commerce and commercial clubs promote apple day with hotels and hosteleries in Washington and California serving apples in fritters sauces jellies pies dumplings cider and even applejack. Portland hosts a quiet yet general celebration with a motor dining car from Northern Pacific and colored waiters tossing apples to the crowd. Apple luncheons and songs mark the event with Warren's Music House listed for contact.
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Portland
Ore
Union
Dsnald West
Oregon Development League
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
California
Northern Pacific
Hunters Bag Big Duck Haul Across Local Fields
Pendleton hunters spent Sunday across Heho to Arlington and many had success in waterfowl. D. D. Phelps bagged sixteen birds while John and Brooke Dickson also earned a good bag. A party including L. G. Frazier Itoy Buchanan W. C. E. Pruitt and G. J. La Dow failed to find waterfowl but killed many rabbits.
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Pendleton
Heho
Arlington
D. D. Phelps
John
Brooke Dickson
L. G. Frazier
Itoy Buchanan
W. C. E. Pruitt
G. J. la Dow
Kevie Keefe Rejoins Elk Show Firm Westward Move
J B Keefe Jr former Pendleton Commercial association secretary who left a year ago to help Miller and Draper with Elk minstrel shows is again with the company. He is in Hartford City Indiana and will travel west to stage Elk shows later this winter. expects to reach Oregon in January.
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Kevie
J. B. Keefe, Jr
Pendleton Commercial Association
Miller & Draper
Hartford City
Indiana
Oregon
Roy Start at Fire Injured Arm While Saving Barn
Henry Latourelle, a well known high school boy, is confined with a badly sprained arm after falling from a barn while helping save the Tom Hampton home from a blaze. He is son of Mr and Mrs H J Latourelle and will be unable to use the arm for some time.
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Roy
Henry Latourelle
H. J. Latourelle
Tom Hampton
Camp rosters aim for five hundred members by Dec 15
District Manager Fred Brock of Walla Walla assists the local committee P. A. Anderson W. Stroble and C. E. Howlaby as they push to reach 500 camp members by December 15. The camp already lists 450 members and seeks 60 more wood choppers.
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Fred Brockman
Walla Walla
Anait
P. A. Anderson
W. Stroble
C. EB. Howlaby
One Marriage License and Surgical Report
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Lee C. Bissinger and Eva Belle Strever, both of this county. Dr. David B. Hull, a Pendleton dentist, underwent an appendectomy this morning. The operation was successful and he is resting easily. He had been unwell for several days and his condition deteriorated to appendicitis, necessitating immediate surgery.
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Wyoming
Pendleton
Donald Ross
Lee C. Bissinger
Eva Belle Strever
David B. Hull
Hill
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Hermiston Pendleton
Steal Estate transfers show E P Dodd and wife to Mayme A Salzer lot 9 block 10 Newport's addition to Hermiston Ernest Malk and wife to Edward Michaelis farmer east half of the northeast quarter section 22 two 1 to 38 Charles J Smith and wife to Frank E Boyden residence property on Lewin street consideration 10000 H J Mann and wife to Manuel Friedley lot 5 block 5 Reservation addition to Pendleton
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E. P. Dodd
Mayme A. Salzer
Newport
Hermiston
Ernest Malk
Edward Michaelis Farmer
Charles J. Smith
Frank E. Boyden
Lewin Street
H. J. Mann
Manuel Friedley
Pendleton
Pendleton Stockholders Vote Over Wild Wear Controversy
Pendleton residents debate management decisions as stockholders vote to avert further dispute over controversial attire policies. Officials report broad participation and mixed opinions amid ongoing discussions on company standards and community impact.
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Pendleton
W. O. W. Commences Campaign in Pendicton Camp
The Woodmen of the World Pendicton camp launches an energetic membership drive using the slogan five hundred members. The campaign begins with a committee plan aiming to recruit new members today.
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Pendicton Camp
Woodmen of the World
Pendleton Round-Up Debate Sparks Local Feud Motive
The discussion centers on whether to ignore Pendleton remarks as Walla Walla stockholders push for restraint. Eugene Tausick notes locals from Walla Walla are broad minded enough to overlook the jibes, while McLean withdraws his motion but warns many Oregon business men still carry a chip on their shoulder. A travelling salesman recalls being knocked down in Pendleton after mentioning Frontier Days. Warren's Music House, phone 624.
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Eugene Tausick
Walla Walla
McLean
Pendleton
Oregon
Frontier Days
Women to Fight to Save Young Girl in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut Sarah Devlin leads women in a Mercy campaign to avert the March hanging of Mrs Beale Wakefield condemned for her husband’s murder. Devlin says the state must not strangle a young mother of two who was wronged as a child and dragged into the gallows shadow at age 24.
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New Haven
Sarah Devlin
Connecticut
Beale Wakefield
Wakefield
Devlin
Former Husband Kills Two In Linton Household
In Linton Indiana on a November evening a divorced man Edward Duncan forced entry at his ex wife Lulu Taylor and her new husband Hillman Taylor. Duncan shot and killed both victims then was arrested.
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Linton
Ind
Lulu Taylor
Hillman Taylor
Edward Duncan
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Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Prof. Holden
C. C. Chapman
Portland Commercial Club
Umatilla County
J. W. Tallman
Commercial Association
Tone—O
Hodson
Farmer
Lone
Hay
Pastime Theatre
Maurice Costello
Julia Swayne Gordon
Mary Charleston
Charles Kent
Howard Missimer
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Newsy
J. E. Young
Mil
OMO
Ispe
Boston
Paris
Warren
Music House
Belle Wolcott Carter
Cottonwood Street
Alfred Schneiter
Mark Moorhouse Co
Lewiston
W. J. Clarke
T. F. O’brien
O.W. HR. & N.hen
Pendletop
Lewinton
Eli Parr
Chas Hennett, Jr
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
Graian
E. T. Wade Temple
Workingmen's Clothing
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