Stanfield to Exhibit at Poultry Show First Annual Event
Stanfield Oregon prepares a large poultry exhibit for the upcoming show in Pendleton, aiming for top honors. Local breeders ascribe rising interest in standard-bred poultry, with participants listing many breeds including Silver Spangled Hamburgs White Wyandottes White Orpingtons Buff Cochin Bantams and Jap anese Silkies. The Japanese Silkies owned by Dr Cromb arrived from Winthrop Minnesota yesterday and are believed to be the only ones in Oregon.
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Stanfield
Ore
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Umatilla-Morrow County
Northwest
P. H. Buchholz
J. R. Cromb
A. W. Gray
Cc. C. Carr
W. C. Spencer
Plymouth Rocks
M. Faucett
Columbian Wyandottes
Dr. A. Reid
White Wyandottes
Zoeth Houser
W. T. Reeves
Buchanan
Oregon and O. A. C. Break Relations Debate
In Eugene and Corvallis alumni react to the severing of athletic ties between the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College after a riot in Corvallis. Glen Scott calls the action hasty. Edgar W. Smith predicts harm to O A C. Deputy District Attorney Frederick Steiner notes media overstatement. Oregon students regret the notoriety for both institutions.
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Eugene
Edgar W. Smith
U. of
Oregon
Kerr
Corvallis
Frederick Steiner
State University
A. C. Hampton
Clarence Bishop
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Elmer Storte
Homer I. Watts
Athena
Merle R. Chessman
East Oreysonian
Jennie Perry
Edith Johnson
Edna Zimmerman
Crippen Confession Denied and Final Farewell
Crippen refused to admit confessing to his wife murder as he prepares for execution. John Ellis, assistant, tested the rope and gallows. Crippen and Ethel Leneve shared a sorrowful farewell in Pentonville Prison cell, lasting twenty minutes before she was led away. Wellesley College opens a fire department staffed by female students, receiving praise from the department's leadership.
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John Ellis
Miss Leneve
Pentonville Prison
London
Dr Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Crippen
Pendleton News Notes Record Birth and Sales
A 10 1 2 pound son was born yesterday to Deputy Game Warden and Mrs James Estes. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely closed a three day academy sale at Pendleton Academy. C A Barrett bought the Charles M Brotherton Farm near Athena for 28000 with about 500 acres of wheat land. A 500 acre fruit farm near Milton sold for 500 per acre to Mrs Sarah Jane Gunn from seller William Mantz. Milliner suit filed to recover 1226 20 balance on two orders by the Overmire of Portland against Helen H Terry.
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James Estes
Joe Blakely
Pendleton Academy
Barrett
C. A. Barrett
Charles M. Brotherton
Athena
Milton
William Mantz
Sarah Jane Gunn
Tho Overmire of
Portland Agatinst
Helen H. Terry
Milner
Hawthorne School Art Exhibit Displays Local Talent
At the library Hawthorne school art shows pupils’ work including western district children portraits. A Hermiston freight wreck delayed O R N traffic as drawbar failure toppled two boxcars blocking the line briefly.
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Hawthorne School
West End
Hermiston
Knights of Pythias Building To Be Repaired
The Knights of Pythias lodge at Main and Water streets plans repairs and painting after last night’s meeting. A committee was appointed to arrange the work and improve the structure’s appearance.
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Knights of Pythias
Main and
Water Streets
Wheat Prices Edge Up in Local Market Report
Local wheat trading shows activity as the market stabilizes after recent volatility. Club is quoted at 70 cents with notable grain sales occurring mainly yesterday.
Eastbound visit for Maxwell Land and Irrigation party
Leave Pendleton this evening for Iowa and Illinois on business for Maxwell Land and Irrigation company. Accompanied by Mrs. J. F. McNaught who will visit friends in the East. The travelers are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Crawford and Edgar Loudenslager of Hermiston.
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A. C. Crawford
Edgar Loudenslager
Hermiston
Pendleton
Iowa
Illinois
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
J. F. McNaught
New Post Office Window Installed for Box Rentals
The local post office added a new window next to the general delivery area to handle box rents. Miss Privett, a general delivery clerk, will manage the window and its payments.
Pendleton Roundup buzz as Buffalo Vernon writes from Wyoming
Exhibition manager Mark Moorhouse reports a letter from Buffalo Vernon saying he is busy promoting the Pendleton Roundup and meeting expert ropers and riders for next fall. Vernon is currently in Wyoming. Swift Packing Company sued by O R N for right of way as Stanfield Coyote cut-off work resumes.
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Buffalo Vernon
Mark Moorhouse
Pendleton
Vernon
Wyoming
Swift Packing Company
O. R. & N. Company
Frank Donnelly
W. H. Daughtrey
J. Frank Watson
Swift Packing Company of Chicago
Hunt Ranch
Stanfield- Coyote
Mary Paulson Accuses Neighbor Baldwin of Assault
Mrs Mary Paulson of Cabbage Hill swore to a complaint before the District Attorney charging Lucky Baldwin with assault. She alleges Baldwin attacked her choked her and used physical abuse during a quarrel between the two neighbors.
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Cabbage Hill
Mary Paulson
Lucky” Baldwin
Mra
Paulson
Baldwin
McGinitle Returns As Manager Of Interstate Telephone
T. EF. McGinitle, once manager of the Interstate Telephone company with offices in Pilot Rock, has returned to Pendleton after a Seattle stay and will likely resume leadership of the firm. The company faced financial troubles after R. H. Mac Whorter left, leaving a managerial vacancy.
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McGinitle
T. EF. McGinitle
Interstate Telephone Company
Pilot Rock
Seattle
Pendleton
R. H. MacWhorter
New Sunday School Missionary Named for Eastern Oregon
Rev. J. F. Vernon former Presbyterian pastor at Prescott Washington is appointed Sunday school missionary for eastern Oregon. He replaces Rev. Bb. F. Harper of Milton who becomes pastor at Valley. Vernon resides at Prescott and may make Pendleton his headquarters. He arrived from Pilot Rock last night and departed this morning for the county’s west end.
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New
J. F. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Prescott
Washington
Oregon
Bb. F. Harper
Milton
Valley
Vernon
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Indians Will Observe Day At Tutulla Mission
Rev James G Dickson announced the Tutulla mission Indians will observe Thanksgiving this year in more than the usual manner. The notice appeared in a morning edition, outlining a special observance planned by the community.
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Tutullla Mission
James G. Dickson
Thanksgiving Dinner and Piano Dispute at Local Church
The Tutullla church plans a public Thanksgiving dinner starting about 12 o clock with services following at 2 pm. Whites and Indians are invited. Meanwhile Mrs Mary Coffey Ratigan fights possession of a piano, planning an injunction to stop delivery to Gilbert Plano Co after paying 47 dollars and two monthly 8 dollar rentals.
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Tutullla Church
Dickson
Mary Coffey-Ratigan
Sult
Gilbert Plano Company
Mra. Corey
Plano
Japanese Immigrant Labor Asked to Oversee Korean Farms
Professor Kambol reports that Japanese workers in Korea pursue agricultural labor briefly then shift to jinrikisha work or small trades. He says Koreans surpass Japanese in pure manual labor, while Japanese excel in intelligence based tasks. He urges Japanese to work as overseers or small landowners and favors forming small multi family settlements to counter the Japanese desire for community life.
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Shanghai
Kambol
Japan
Korea
Kambo
University of Oregon Faculty Warns Delinquent Students
The University of Oregon announces a Christmas holiday warning plan to avoid wasted time and money. Students failing to maintain a passing grade of 70 in at least nine semester hours will be automatically dropped and must sit out one semester before reentry. A second failure ends their university career.
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University of Oregon
Eugene Ore
Unusual Guaranty Promises Cottolene Satisfaction
A grocer offers an unusual guarantee on Cottolene stating if customers are not satisfied they get their money back. The ad claims Cottolene is purer and healthier than lard, packed in airtight pails to stay fresh indefinitely, and likens the guarantee to guaranteed fresh eggs at similar prices.
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