Farmers Week at Oregon Agricultural College
Dairymen will find much of interest at Farmers Week to be held at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis with lectures on dairy herd building dairy division work in the west and topics on farm management. Notable speakers include A K Risser J M Dickson H D Scudder and T D Beck with talks on dairy cattle judging milk composition and farm practices.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
J. M. Dickson
Rahburn Farm
Shedd
A. K. Risser
Western Dairy Investigations
Bureau of
Withycombe
L. Potter
L. L. Kent
Muk
G. Simpson
Dean Boxwell
T. D. Beckwith
German Society Aims to Abolish Trousers and Hats
A German reform group promotes replacing trousers waistcoats skirts and hats with smock or blouse suits knee breeches and high buttoned jackets to remove shirts or collars. It urges gradual hat disappearance and wants individuals to design their own clothes asserting comfort beauty and estheticism.
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Germany
Secaes
London
Paris
New York
Ritchie Crowned Lightweight Champion After Wolgast Disqualification
Dale City Arena November 29. Willie Ritchie defeats Battling Wolgast by disqualification in the sixteenth round after Wolgast fouls twice. Referee Jim Griffin awards the victory and Ritchie becomes lightweight world champion amid a jubilant ringside crowd.
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Dale City Arena
Forgast
Battling Nelson
Willie Ritchie
Jim Griffith
Ritchie
Wolgast
Cadillac
San Francisco
Ritchle
Billy Nolan
Griffin
Rivers Stops Mandot In 20th Round In Los Angeles
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles defeated Joe Mandot in 20 rounds to avenge a earlier win. The Mexican fighter surged with tigerish pressure as dusk fell and referee Eyton raised Rivers’ hand signaling the clear decision.
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Los Angeles
Joe Mandot
South
Joe Rivers
Eyton
Rivers
Football Scores From Various College Matches
Brown 6 Carlisle 32 Pennsylvania 7 Cornell 2 Notre Dame 69 Marquette 0 University of Washington 19 Pullman Multnomah 20 Oregon 7 Denver University 20 Colorado College 3 Colorado A C 33 University of Wyoming 4 U of Colorado 14 Oklahoma 1 Idaho 13 Whitman 7 60 O C C 22 Occidental 6
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Notre Dame
Marquette
University of Washington
Pullman
Multnomah
Oregon
Denver University
Colorado College
Colorado A. C
University of Wyoming
U. of Colorado
Oklahoma
Idaho
Whitman
A. C
Occidental
Washington Wins Fifth Consecutive Football Title
University of Washington defeated Washington State College 14-0 to clinch the Pacific Northwest title and extend its unbeaten streak to five seasons. Strong kicking and a steady offense, with a 37 minute touchdown, a second quarter drop kick, and a late TD push the Huskies past the Cougars.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
State University
Washington State College
Pullman
Washington
State College
Young
University
Multnomah Defeats University of Oregon 29 to 7
In Portland on November 29 Multnomah amateur athletes beat the University of Oregon football eleven 29 to 7. The game featured a mix of power line plunges and the modern forward pass as Multnomah, the heavier team, dominated the Oregon line. A reader recalls the rough play leaving scars on players.
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Portland
Multnomah
University of Oregon
Oregon
Idaho Beats Whitman In Hard Fought Gridiron Clash
In Walla Walla Idaho rallied from behind after a rough second half to defeat Whitman 13 to 6 on Ankeny field. Idaho spread stifled Whitman as E Perkins and Kinder scored for the victors while Kinnison added the extra point.
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Favre
Idaho
Whitman
Botts
Shinkey
Slover
Phillips
Burns
Blomquist
E. Perkins
Bokera
Niles
Black Spotted Trout Planting Prompts Local Inquiry
Dr J D Plamondon asks Pendleton officials and Oregon Fish and Game about Black Spotted trout planted in Umatilla river and Meacham creek during 1905 1905 and 1912 reports. He seeks sightings or catches to gauge planting success, noting prior releases in Ryan creek and the Umatilla. The query accompanies a social aside about nagging spouses.
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Isaac Walton
Amatillo
Ryan Creek
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
Fish and Game Department
State of
Oregon
Plamondon
Avwrill
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Meacham Creek
Gibbon
Plyamondon
Ore
Edgar Averill
Pendleton
Umatilla
Bureau of Fisheries
L.natilla
Head Farmer to Come to Baker as Union Convenes
Barrett president of the National Farmers Union will lead the Farmers Union convention for Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho at Baker on December 4 and 5. He may be tapped as secretary of agriculture in the next cabinet. Delegates expected total 300 to 400 from Union county and surrounding areas with J. D. Brown and L. C. Crow among participants.
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Ore
L. C. Crow
Washington State Union
Barrett
la Grande
Union County
Puker
London Mansions At A Discount In Motoring Days
London Madame von Andre, a slater linked to Mrs. Chauncey M Depew, is likely to settle near Lady Paget at Coombe The trend among fashionable Londoners is to own country homes to enjoy city attractions while sleeping in the country air as mansions in London become discounted for motoring days.
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London
Mme. von Andre
Chauncey M. Depew
Occidentals Lose to Oregon Aggies in L.A. clash
In Los Angeles on November 29 Occidental Tigers suffered their first defeat of the season as Oregon Agricultural College defeated them 23 to 6. Despite some injuries the visitors’ superior weight and power overwhelmed the Occidentals.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Occidental Tigers
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Occidentals
Butter Substitution Promises Savings and Digestibility
An advertisement for Cottolene promotes cotton oil shortening as a cheaper, healthier alternative to butter and lard. It claims equal cooking results, lighter digestion, and neutral taste, touting one third less usage and airtight tin pails from N. K. Fairbank Company.
Waiter fatally stabbed in Wallace pool hall quarrel
Wallace Idaho Nov 29 Jos Cramer a waiter probably was fatally stabbed by Oscar Cates manager of a pool hall in a barroom after a quarrel. Cramer had deep abdominal and heart area wounds and a severe arm gash. At the hospital he was said to be dying. Cates was arrested.
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Wallace
Idaho
Jos
Cramer
Oscar Cates
Cates
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