State's Fish and Game Code Revised in Oregon
Chairman K Cranston travels to Portland for a meeting to revise Oregon's fish and game code based on sportsmen views. Proposals include uniform deer season, a minor eastern bird season, reduced deer limits, altered duck and goose seasons, bear closures, higher wolf and cougar bounties, and debate over female deer hunting. Public input welcome via J Frank Hughes at 808 Yeon Building Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Cranston
Oregon Fish & Game Commission
Portland
Salem
Oregon
Columbia
Tober
Clison
J. Frank Hughes
Commission
Yeon Building
Gompers Re elected Thirty Second Time
Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor for the thirty second time at the Rochester convention. He defeated Max Hayes of Cleveland by 11 974 to 5074. The convention re elected other officers and named delegates to the British Trades Union Congress in Manchester and the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress in Montreal for September 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Max Hayes
Cleveland
International Typographical Union
Gompers
Hayes
James Duncan
John Mitchell
James O'Connell
Dennis A. Hayes
William D. Huber
Joseph F. Valentine
John K. Alpine
H. B. Verdam
Frank Morrison
John &. Lennon
British Trades Union Congress
Manchester
England
Charles L. Blaine
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Louis Kemper
Brewery Workers
William J. McSorley
New Sidewalk Work Cresting Pendleton Street
New concrete sidewalk is being laid in front of the building on Cottonwood street owned by John Siebert, where the Troy Laundry operates. Little Roy Injured: eight year old son of Roy Hummel was hurt yesterday while playing. he broke his right leg and received surgical care in Echo. Sues to Recover Money: The First National Bank of Pendleton sues Joe Cantrell and Caroline Reed for 250 dollars plus interest on a promissory note. attorney fees of 50 dollars agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Street
John Siebert
Troy Laundry
Little Roy
Roy Hummel
Yoghum
Echo
First National Bank
Joe Cantrell
Caroline Reed
Carter & Smythe
Judgment Declared for Plaintiff in Neth Co versus Holder
Judge Phelps enters default against defendant L D Holder in suit by Neth Co collectors. Judgment awarded to plaintiff for 104.45 dollars plus interest and 10.50 dollars costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Cage of Neth Co
Collectors
Va. L. D
Costa
Insurance payout after November 11 fire in city
W F Meyers received a $500 check from the Commonwealth Company of New York via local agent Major Lee Moorhouse two weeks after his household furniture burned in a city fire on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Meyers
Commonwealth Company of New York
Major Lee Moorhouse
Real Estate Transfers Involving King Family Names
Wm E King and wife James A King and wife Charles G King and wife and Grace J Lieuallen and husband J Lieuallen release their interest in the ne l 3 of sec 27 two 3 N R 31 to Frank R King for 4000 dollars. Mary A Murphy has sold a half lot living on State street to Paul Hemmelgarn for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. King
James A. King
Charles G. King
Grace J. Lieuallen
Lieuallen
N. R
Frank R. King
Mary A. Murphy
State Street
Paul Hemmelgarn
Local contractor to build two bungalows on Aira and Bluff
A J Gibson, a local contractor, has secured a permit to erect two 24 by 36 foot four room bungalows on a corner lot at Aira and Bluff streets. The project is slated for completion around January 15, 1913, with an estimated cost of about $1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gibson
Aira
Bluff
Mission closes at church and head for The Dalles
The Venerable Archdeacon Weber concluded a successful morning mission at the local Episcopal church with a holy communion and departed for The Dalles where a mission is in progress. He was accompanied by Miss Alice J. Knight, Episcopal deaconess for eastern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Dalles
Misa Alice J. Knight
Oregon
Olson and Johnson win Edmonton office building contract
Missoula contractors Olson and Johnson who are finishing the state branch asylum have secured a new Edmonton Alberta project costing about 600000 dollars. The entrance alone will cost 75000 dollars according to John Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson & Johnson
Missoula
State Branch Asylum
Edmonton
Alberta
John Son
Pascoe Seeks Gravel Bitulithic Pavement for Pasco Streets
Pascoe with Mayor Sylvester City Engineer Hamilton and Councilman Wehe left Pasco for Warren Construction superintendent P A Lonergan to discuss gravel bitulithic pavement then being laid locally. Pasco residents want paving on several streets and favor the cheaper travel bitullble option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascoe
Sylvester
Hamilton
Wehe
Pasco
P. A. Lonergan
Warren Construction Company
The Butlers Secret at Ore ton theater
Mrs Annie Adams and her company presented The Butlers Secret before a small audience at the Ore ton theater last night. Adams, Wilford Lee and Leslie Forrest earned creditable work, while the rest of the supporting company fell short of expectations. December theater management announces Polly of the Circus as the next office production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreton Theater
Annie Adams
Adams
Wilford Lee
Leslie Forrest
Polly
Marshalls Arrive in Honolulu For Winter Visit
News from Honolulu reports Mr and Mrs BE Marshall arriving November 15 aboard the Manchuria and taking winter quarters at the Courtland. Former Pendleton residents include Rev W Potwine and Miss Nellie C Seaberg now a stenographer with a major Hawaiian firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Marshall
Honolulu
Manchuria
Magazine article reviews Oregon game conditions by Cranston
Local Mian contributes a note on Forest and Stream’s comprehensive review of Oregon game conditions by K. Cranston, editor and chairman of the state board of fish and game commissioners. The piece highlights efforts to boost the state's supply of game birds fish and other wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eportamen
Oregon
K. Cranston
Stateish and Game Commission
Cranston
State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Athletic Club Smoker Tonight’s Boxing Card at Club
Members of the P A A C host a club smoker in the Commercial club gymnasium. A strong athletic program features a boxing match between Bud Stevens of the Columbus Club Portland and Bill Gaffney, who recently joined Otto Hohbach in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Stevens
Mitman
Columbus Club
Portland
Otto Hohbach
Bill Gaffney
Wrestlers and boxing bills highlight local card and club events
Lightweight rivalries loom as Pineal fights O'Connell and O'Warner. Pineall returns from Butte after toppling James in two long bouts. The club, now with 85 members, offers free access and invites guests. Marie Boyer sues for divorce from Marion Boyer alleging ten years of cruel treatment, citing abuse since 1902 and naming attorney D. Peterson. couple wed in Walla Walla in October 1897 and have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal
Bennett
Ernest Pineal
Eddie O'Connell
Ed Warner
Pineall
Butte
James
Young Hack
Young Whitey
Marie Boyer
Marion Boyer
Walla Walli
Oectober
Hven
Freewater
3. D. Peterson
Panning Property Is Sold Under Mary L Fanning Will
The Mary L. Fanning will directs sale of residence at 112 Lewis Street and personal property. Ex executor sold Saturday. Sidney Dennis bid $4500 for the residence. Furniture and remaining personal property sold for 43.90. Agnes Voliva, an heir, purchased it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Fanning
Lewis Street
Sidney Dennis
Agnes Voliva
Pendleton Delegate Heads to Open River Meet
W J Clarke a local hardware man and Pendleton Commercial Association committee member leaves Pendleton as Pendleton’s representative at the Open River meeting in Kennewick tomorrow morning. The session aims to discuss how to cover Inland Empire’s share of the Open River Company deficit if a deficit occurs next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
W. J. Clarke
Pendleton
Kennawick
Washington
Inland Empire
Open River Company
Notice of Bushee Chapter No 19 meeting
Bushee Chapter No 19 Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow evening in regular session. Initiation and supper planned. All members urged to attend. Mary E. Johnson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushee Chapter
Mary E. Johnson
Lateral system ordered for Umatilla irrigation unit
The interior secretary has authorized the reclamation service to build a distribution system for the Umatilla unit of the Ematilla irrigation project. The 1000 acre unit includes Umatilla townsite and 850 irrigable acres below Crownell ditch. A concrete lined lateral network will cost about 20000 dollars and aim for completion in the coming winter to deliver water in 1919.
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Umatilla
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Service
Ematilla
Crownell Ditch
Whispering burglar jailed for life at Sing Sing
White Plains N J Nov 25 County Judge W P Platt sentenced Fred Fawcett alias Harry Jones a burglar to Sing Sing prison for hard labor over life. Known as the whispering burglar he was charged with stealing jewelry from Frank Jr Chambers home in Bronxville and had been indicted for carrying a revolver and trying to kill Mount Vernon officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. J
W. P.platt
Fred Fawcett
Harry Jones
Sing Sing
Long Island
Frank Jr. Chambers
Bronxville
Fawcett
O'Connell-Pineau Wrestling Match Arranged
The Oregon bout between Portland wrestler O'Connell and Carlisle grappler Pineau was set with forfeit money posted by both sides. The two are top welterweight contenders, and the outcome will decide the claim to the US title as Pendleton fans anticipate a long-awaited bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Carlisle
Oregon
Pendleton
United States
Eddie
Oregon land show features Promise family display
In Portland on November 25 Mrs J K Car ter of Promise in Wallowa county visits the land show with her husband’s fruit exhibit from a 206 acre farm. She stays by the booth while her baby and three other children await at home tears well up as she longs to return to Promise, 25 miles from the railroad and a three day journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
J. K. Carter
Promise
Wallowa
Harvester Defense Scores One Point at Dissolution Hearing
In Chicago on November 25 the Harvester case heard from Acme Harvesting Machine president Paul D. Middlekoff who admitted output rises. He testified his Peoria firm sold 3 438 binders and projected 11 100 binders and 8 000 mowers this year, challenging government claims of throttling competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Sait
Harvester Company
Paul D. Middlekoff
Acme Harvesting Machine Company
Peoria
Illinois
Nlemed Trust
Snowstorm Across North Dakota Halts Harvest
A heavy snowstorm blanketed North Dakota on Friday with over six inches of snow falling in four hours. Wheat threshing in the western region is less than a quarter complete and flax work is minimal.
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Forgo
N. D
North Dakota
Notice of Postponed Political Equality League Meeting
The Political Equality League announces no meeting tomorrow as the regular session has been postponed until Tuesday, December. Mrs. M. L. Akers serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Equality League
M. LL. Akers
Wanted Dining Room Girl Ad Dress Hotel Stanfield Oregon
An employment notice seeks a dining room girl with a mailing address for correspondence in Stanfield Oregon. The ad specifies duties at Hotel Stanfield and provides contact details for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Stanfield
Stanfield, Ore-gon
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Frank O Gara
Bernard O'Gara
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Morrow
Grant
Border
Okc
Royal*m. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Standard Oil Company
California
San Francisco
Newsy
Marshalls
Wihspering
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Who-Is
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Frances M. Burrows
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