Sheepmen reject move to elect Chamberlain senator
R F Hynd of Heppner introduced a resolution at the State Woolgrowers' association meeting aiming to back Governor Chamberlain for senator. Dan P Smythe of Pendleton denounced the attempt, praising Chamberlain as Oregon's best governor and ally of sheepmen. The resolution was unanimously voted down amid comment and Republican disappointment.
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Chamber
Lain
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Pilot Rock
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The Hour You Start a Cold Determines Its Course
A health advisory urges immediate action when a cold begins. Do not wait. early care can prevent deeper illness. Each delayed hour may extend symptoms and length. Take prompt steps to reduce duration and severity.
Cold Capsules Promise Quick Relief in Time of Need
A fragmented note claims F& Cold Capsules save time and money, promising reliable relief from worry. The text reads as an advertisement style claim, stating capsules never fail to ease discomfort.
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School Board Convention Planned in Umatilla County
County Superintendent F K Welles announces the annual school board convention set for Saturday December 19. He asks each district to send two delegates and hopes district clerks and chairs will attend. State Superintendent J H Ackerman will address the meeting. Welles issued a circular on the convention and on the school census, to be conducted the last week of the month, and on special district taxes.
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Umatilla County
F. K. Welles
Welles
J. H. Ackerman
Gilman Folsom Receives Team of Shetland Ponies
Gilman Folsom has acquired a neat team of Shetland ponies from an Arizona breeder for his daughter Miss Jean to drive. The purchase is noted as a gift or contribution to her driving activities.
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Gilman Folsom
Arieona
Jean
Missoula house wall collapses at Anaconda hotel
One side of the two story pioneer hotel at Anaconda Montana collapsed Tuesday morning. Bricks tumbled with all occupants escaping injury. Damage estimated at 106000 dollars.
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Missoula House
Anaconda, Mont
Tea Moneyback Assurance Promises Buyer Confidence
A grocer offers moneyback guarantees to soothe concerns over product quality. The notice emphasizes reliability and customer satisfaction, promising refunds if shoppers are not content with their purchase.
Lorimer Enjoined Over Cleaning and Dye Work Dispute
A temporary injunction was issued by Judge Bown restraining EB Lorimer K Lorimer and G H Fell from re entering the Pendleton cleaning and dye business until the plaintiff W Sullivan's equities are resolved. Sullivan, who bought the Pendleton dye works previously run by the defendants, alleges a five year non compete. Lorimer later opened Herlin Dye works in Pendleton amid ads implying sole capability. شرق Northrop Sturgis of Portland sue Hill Sharrard Hermiston amuse parlor for 70 dollars. Felix Romagou x estate administrator Delongvert sues Eliza Roumagoux on two notes for 600 and 200. Another suit against Arthur and Elizabeth Roumagoux on a 300 note was filed.
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G. H. Fell
Judge Bown
W. Sullivan
Pendleton
Sullivan
Lorimer
Herlin Dye Works
Northrop & Sturgis
Portland
Hill & Sharrard
Hermiston
Aime Delongvert
Felix Romagoux
Eliza Roumagoux
Arthur
Elizabeth Roumagoux
Horse Swindle Scandal Expands Beyond Northwest breeders
Clemens and associates face claims over a large horse swindle run by Major Ferris Lamb Bros and Sheldon. Victims believe stock secured could total about 115000 dollars with commissions under 20000. Further victims may emerge as investigators trace shipments and harness stock, including a premier saddle horse cited among Northwest stock.
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Clemens
M. C. Metz
Northwest
Ferris
Lamb Bros
Sheldon
Camas Prairie
China Pheasant Flies Onto Dinner Table in Orting
In Orting Washington Mes Bessie Kamarod reports a large oriental pheasant flew through a window and landed on a dinner table scattering dishes and causing panic. A red tailed hawk was later seen on a fence post, supposedly pursued by Kamarod who used a gun to bring it down.
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Mes Bessie Kamarod
Orting
Mise Kamarod
Chinese Merchants Fined Over Boycott in Hong Kong
Hongkong authorities fined all Chinese shops that displayed signs urging customers to avoid Japanese made goods. Officials also urged purchasing Japanese imports. Public resentment grows as calls to resist rise. appeals seek funds to fight China’s battle, while papers remain silent under government guidance.
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Japan
Pres
China
Woman killed by Negro boy in Pooler near Savannah
Mrs. W. E. Torrence of Savannah area was shot dead in a rear room of her Pooler home by Sol omon Riley, a Black youth. Riley was arrested. A mob of about 30 men headed by train for Pooler, but Deputy Sheriff Westcott concealed the suspect under a lap robe and brought him into Savannah in a bogey car. Riley is jailed here.
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Pooler
W. E. Torrence
Solomon Riley
R. W. Westcott
Riley
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Jim Beck Avoids a Foolish Mare Sale Scam
Jim Beck, a local horse dealer, nearly fell for a fake note scheme after Idaho agent W R Clemens offered a driving mare for 200 cash or 1000 in note. Beck resisted, sensing the two can play at once, and avoided taking the risky deal. Clemens sought a buyer for 1000 while offering a 500 note to Clemens as commission, exposing a broad deception. Beck survived the attempt, later glad the promised millennium did not arrive.
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Sam
Jim Beck
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Northwest
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Comet Grows Brighter as Harvard Observatory Notes
Harvard College Observatory bulletin cites Prof. E B Frost of Yerkes Observatory observing Morehouse’s comet brightening. Oct 29 notes naked eye visibility and three to four degrees in a small field glass, with three spectrum plates from Yerkes. One-hour exposures show no continuous spectrum, implying intrinsic brightening. Seven bands appear as knots on the plates.
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E. B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Morehouse
Yorkes
Washington Supreme Court delays Graves vs Graves ruling
The Washington supreme court refused a motion to submit Eva C Graves versus Norris Graves without argument. The hearing will be carried over to the next term.
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Washington Supreme Court
Spokane
Eva C. Graves
Norris Nraves
Schwantz Visits Havana Ranch to Handle Business
W. F. Schwantz arrived yesterday from his Havana area ranch to oversee ongoing business matters and conduct related affairs.
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W. F. Schwantz
Havana
Ivory Soap for Home Refreshes Through Cleaning Tips
A brief advertisement extols Ivory Soap as a household aid for spring cleaning. It promises to restore furniture shine, revive rugs and curtains, brighten silver and brass, and soften blankets to near new condition, reducing the usual discomfort of cleaning season.
Wisconsin and Chicago face off in decisive midwest title clash
Madison fans brim with excitement as Wisconsin hosts Chicago in a pivotal football showdown to determine the Big Nine championship. The Badgers and Maroons, both strong, chase the honor, with past results showing Chicago holding an edge in several meetings. Wisconsin aims to break a long championship drought and prove its strength against the powerful Midway squad.
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