Fish Hatchery Land Bought and Game Law Changes
The state fish and game commission purchased 40 acres at Bonneville from the O W R N Company for 190 per acre to expand the central fish hatchery. The board discussed proposed changes to deer and grouse seasons including opening dates, season lengths, and bag limits, with final recommendations to the legislature pending.
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Bonneville
O W. RE. & N. Company
State Fish and Game Commission
Cc. K. Cranston
Porismen
Oregon
Commission
Crawford doubts date of hanging in murder case
Salem on November 2 the attorney general said he had not studied the question enough to form an opinion on the date of the execution of Vive Men in prison and would investigate the authority of the state to execute him.
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West
Salem
Crawford
Thanksgiving Donations to Sisters of St Anthony Hospital
The Sisters of St Anthony's hospital acknowledge Thanksgiving day gifts including cash from Dr T M Henderson 10 dollars Dr E Parker 10 dollars First National Bank 10 dollars P A Russell 7 60 Rt Rev C J O'Reilly 5 dollars Miss R M Muurey 5 dollars Miss M Brennan 5 dollars K Y F Pahrenwald 5 dollars Oregon Lumber Co 5 dollars Dr Turley 1 dollar Polydore Diericks 2 dollars and various food fruit and household goods from numerous donors including Host Oregonian Live Wire P Hemmelgarn Pilot Rock J Grove Helen Moussy Evelyn Kinman Golden Rule Store Florence Moussu J Joerger Mr Jonathan A Barron Mrs Casey Whalenberg Store Gray Streat A Molitor Central Meat Market and others. Several persons donated but did not wish their names mentioned.
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Sisters of
EB. J. Sommerville
J. Joerger
Mr. Jonathan
J. Dyer
A. Barron
Mrs. Casey
Whalenberg
A. Molitor
Berlin Honors Roald Amundsen in Lecture
Roald Amundsen lectured on his south pole expedition before the Geological Society in Berlin. The hall overflowed with dignitaries including the Brunswick regent and the Duke of Altenburg, ministers, and numerous science and literary figures. Amundsen praised the Fram and its voyages, celebrated amid honors at the Kaiserhof hotel.
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Terlin
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Geological Society
Regent of
Brunswick
Duke of Altenburg
Education and Commerce
Herr Arundsen
Kaiserhof
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Church and Local Affairs
St Andrew's Day services at 7 30 a m for Holy Communion announced by Rector Charles Quinney. Aurelia Daughtrey applies for permit to build 100 foot concrete walk on Lewis Street. Willows trip for Kurt Coutts Loren Hoover and John Butler for hunting and camping across Arlington. Divorces granted for Maria La Course Price Allen and Albert Allen. John Robert Hays and Maude Hays. Week end guests include Miss Lilah Clark and Misses Virginia and Conifred Hurd. Marriages licensed for Robert E Kirkpatrick with Gladys Huett and Orville Rogers with Ollie Stanley.
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Church of the Redeemer
St. Andrew's
Charles Quinney
Aurelia Daughtrey
Lewis Street
Kurt Coutts
Loren Hoover
John Butler
The
Willows
Arlington
Phelps
Maria-La Course-Price-Allen
Albert Allen
John Robert Hays
Maude Hays
Appraisers Appointed For Blackburn Estate
The county court appoints KE C. Nichols J A Bolin and Sam Nelson as appraisers of the estate of H L Blackburn deceased. A P Blackburn, father of the deceased, is named administrator.
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KE. C. Nilchols
J. A. Bolin
Sam Nelson
H. L Blackburn
A. P. Blackburn
Pendleton men buy La Grande candy and ice cream parlor
Gay Hayden and George Young, well known Pendleton residents, have purchased the candy and ice cream parlor in La Grande and have assumed ownership. Mr Young has long served as the Delta’s candy maker and brings deep experience to the business.
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la Grande
Gay Hayden
George Young
Pendleton
Mr. Young
The
Delta
City orchestra expands to serve four dances in three towns
The United Orchestra of this city filled orders for four different dances simultaneously. It provided music for the Elks and Moose dances in this city and gave performances at an Eeho and Stanfield dance venues in separate towns.
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Stanfield Dince
Construction Workers Begin Laying Finishing Surface on Jackson Street
Warren Construction crews started laying the top hot layer on Jackson Street heading north from the bridge this afternoon while keeping half the street open to traffic. The paving company halted yesterday due to a mixer plant breakdown.
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Warren Construction Company
Jackson Street
Pendleton Court Fines For Thanksgiving Offenders
Drife too fast fined 320. Jack McPhail well known farmer forfeited 20 for missing court. He was arrested yesterday for driving horses through Pendleton streets at speed. Bob Kelly vagrant got ten days in jail, John Kiser two days for drunkenness, Elmer Hart only other Thanksgiving offender paid five dollar fine for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McPhail
Pendleton
Bob Kelly
John Kiser
Elmer Hart
Mystery of Two Shots at Monterastelli Building
The two shots fired near the Monterastelli building on east Court street are explained. Police say Ora Knight aimed to bluff during a quarrel with Mrs. Jack Eversham, owner of the lodging house, and to threaten self harm. He informed his mother of the crisis, and no one was injured.
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Monterastelli
East Court Street
Ora Knight
Bluffet
Jack Eversham
Recount Resumes Under Court Order in Los Angeles
The presidential election recount under a court order resumed in Los Angeles. Expectation is to complete tonight. At noon recess, progressives led by 696 votes in pivotal precincts, with the outcome hinging on these areas.
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Los Angeles
Insurance Agent Under Investigation in Oregon Case
Salem Oregon November 29 Len Adler of Baker filed a complaint with Insurance Commissioner Ferguson against A W Bergstrey an agent of Occidental Life Insurance Co. Adler says he paid 9 to the agent for a policy that has not been delivered and requests the money returned. The commissioner is investigating the complaint.
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Salem, Ore
Len Adler
Baker
Fergusongainst
A. W. Bergstrey
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Adler
Oil leak at Bay City plant troubles Aberdeen hunters
Aberdeen Nov 29 oil from a broken pipe at the Bay City whaling plant flowed into the bay waters as a recent break released heavy oil, causing local hunters trouble by fouling feeding grounds and complicating otter and seal hunts in the area.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Bay City
Oil Contamination Closes Duck Hunting Season
Birds resting on the surface settled into plumage as oil saturated their feathers making many birds useless. Some were shot but contaminated with oil and deemed worthless. Hunting had been good until this mischance effectively closing the season for now.
British Pacific Fleet Planned by Admiral King Hall
Admiral King Hall, commander of the Australian navy, declared at a banquet that a Pacific fleet would be formed as a unit of the Imperial Navy with divisions for Canada, Australia and New Zealand. He stated Auckland would serve as the fleet’s secondary base, reflecting overseas dominion policy.
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King Hall
Auckland
N. Z
Imperial Navy
Cansia
Australia
New Zealand
Teacher Says Hens Once Had Teeth, Eggs Shrunk Since
In a Audubon society talk, Professor Gilbert of Los Angeles High School said birds once had teeth in primitive days. He claimed eggs have since decreased in size after tooth extinction and speculated that if marketed then, eggs could fetch between 250 and 1000 dollars at current prices.
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Nubon Society
Los Angeles
Cal
Audubon Society
Naturalists
Gilbert
Pioneer woman of Astoria’s oldest voter
Mary A. Kinsley, 88, is Astoria in Clatsop County’s oldest registered voter. Born in Providence Rhode Island and raised among Puritans, she remains vivacious and well informed on politics. She told Judge Anderson she has voted to see women vote, beating the second oldest by three years.
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Astoria
Ore
Mary A. Kinsley
Clatsop County
Providence
R. L
I Was Not Crazy Says Old Man in Plea
In St Helens Oregon on November 29 George Webber age unknown pleaded that he was not crazy and blamed lawyers for the outcome saying self defense and Maanity affected the verdict. He was convicted of second degree murder for killing James Carron last August and sentenced, with no appeal notice filed. He will be taken to Salem on Friday.
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St. Helens
George Webber
James Carron
Webber
Salem
First ship to pass Panama Canal September 25 1914
New York reports Representative Fitzworild, chair of the house appropriations committee, announces the first ship will pass the Panama Canal on September 25, 1914. The date marks the 400th anniversary of Balboa's discovery of the Pacific. Fitzgerald has just returned from the canal zone and is enthusiastic about progress.
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New York
Panama Canal
Fitzworild
House Appropriations Committee
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Fitzgerald
Canal Zone
Humphreys Brothers' Attorneys File Brief
Salem Oregon November 29 Briefs have been filed with the clerk of the supreme court by the state attorneys in the case of George and Charles Humphreys convicted of murdering Eliza Griffith of Philomath and now serving death sentences. Argument is set for December 4.
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Salem
Supreme Court
George
Charles Humphreys
Eliza Griffith
Philomath
Wardens arrest for deer killings in Oregon
Portland officials report deputy game wardens arrested four men in recent days for deer killing. In Linn county Charles McNell pleaded guilty to illegal possession and was fined 100 dollars. Raymond Murphy faces charges for killing and possessing deer meat. Lane county resident John Towers paid 50 dollars plus costs for possessing deer meat. CC Buckhee received a similar sentence in Lake county. A general public sentiment backed Wilsons plan to call a special congressional session to address tariff revisions, with New York already contributing 700,000 dollars toward the San Francisco exposition and more funds expected.
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Portland
Ore
Eputy Game
State Game Commission
Fiaine
Albany
Charles McNell
Callapooga
Holly
Linn County
MicNell
Raymond Murphy
Tey
Aneath
MacNell
Murphy
John Towers
Lane County
Junction City
CC. A. Buckhee
Lake County
Enterprise
New York
Bryan can have job says Mack
San Francisco Nov 2 Mack chairman of the New York commission to choose a site for the Empire State at the Panama Pacific exposition and former democratic national chairman declares William J Bryan will likely join President elect Wilsons cabinet if he accepts the post He added this after leaving New
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San Francisco
Mack
New York Commission
Empire State
William J. Bryan
Wilson
New
Socialists Vote Totals in Utah Presidential Race
Official count shows Taft 42,100 votes, Wilson 36,579, Roosevelt 24,174 with Debs 9,023 and labor socialist Relmer 500. Utah totals 112,285, up from 1908 by 787. Majorities opposed constitutional amendments, mainly tax measures.
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Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Debs
Socialist
Relmer
Sociaalist-Labor
Bryan
Rebecca Lodge Special Meeting Notice
Rebecca Lodge will hold a special meeting Saturday evening November 40th with Sister May Greer as president of the Rebecca Assembly to be present for initiation. All members and visiting members urged to attend by order Noble Grand.
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Rebecca Lodge
Pauline Rebecca Lodge
Sister May Greer
The
Rebecca Assembly
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Royal M. Sawtelle Tie Jeweler
Newsy
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Lilakh Clark
Virginia
Conifred Hurd
University of Oregon
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Orville Rogers
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Umatilla
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