Football Aspirants at Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, Oct 3 Football candidates at Oregon Agricultural College have reached the proportions of a small army. Five full teams plus freshmen show a large turnout. Veteran coaches H W Hargine and Brewer Billie lead the varsity with WW Williams instructing the freshmen. Lettermen back include Powell, Captain Butte Reardon, Lodell, Rose, Wabbard, Joe Reynolds and Ox Walker. A nine game schedule runs from Oct 4 to Nov 29 with opponents like Willamette, Stanford, California, and Oregon at Eugene.
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Powell
All-North
Butte Reardon
Aviators
Mather Field
Lodell
Mare Toland Marines
Rose
Wabbard
Joe Reynolds
Ox Walker
Get Into Activities Urges Fred Bennion at High School Talk
Ford Bennion, Umatilla County agriculturalist, urged Pendleton High School students to dive into activities and avoid hindrances to education during a splendid address at the school yesterday. Bennion, a veteran coach in Utah and Montana, praised local efforts to advance the football program. Alans Wilkes sang, Horton Hendryx gave a comic reading, and Saver performed under Mr Creamer’s direction, while praise for supporting the poor echoed through the event.
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Ford Henniga
Agricuituriet
Umatilla County
Fendicton High School
Bennion
Utah
Montana
Pendleton High
Biggest Timber Deal on Baker Records Closed
Puker County reports the largest timber sale on record, as the Stoddard Lumber Company of Baker acquires 60,000,050 feet of yellow pine on Denny Creek 11 to 16 miles from Baker. Former owners John and Henry Hewitt of Tacoma signed the document. The deal, exceeding $200,000, expands timber holdings for five to six years and extends logging into the new tract this year.
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Puker County
Stoddard Limber Company
Baker
Denny Creek
Sumpter Valley Railway
John and
Henry Hewitt
Hewitt Land Company
Tacoma
Fin Baker Mill
Brodtland
Stoddard Company
Optaston
Stoddara
Reker
Hotuke
Endurance motorcycle race visits Pendleton route shared
Seventeen riders left Portland for a four day endurance run to Pendleton Spokane and beyond. The field aims for speed, but penalties apply for late arrivals and breakdowns while the fleet averages about twelve miles an hour. Three machines reached Pendleton by 4 46, five were out by nightfall, and the rest pressed on toward Seattle, with the Portland finish scheduled Sunday at six o clock.
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Pendleton
Spokane
Rae City
Ube
Portland
Walla Walla
Seattle
Seattle Acroan Washneton
Pacific Highway
Machner
Abe
Mayor Toomey Rejects Saloon Closures During Strike
Mayor John A Toomey refuses a New York state request to close saloons in the dry United States during the strike. He argues closing such venues could spark theft and riots and will not shutter establishments in Lackawanna New York.
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Lackawanna, N
John A. Toomey
United States
New York State
Farmer invited to Spokane by district chamber event
A farmer invitation to Spokane outlines an October meeting for district growers. Julia Dearne, the United States beat director, and Mr. Thuirnes are set to speak to the Chamber of Commerce in Spokane, with a later appearance hoped in Northina.
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Spokane
Wieir Spokane
Juliae Dearne
United States Éat
Thuirnes
Chamber of Commerce
Horthina
Vancouver Laundry Strike Ends Amid Manager's Refusal
In Vancouver, about 40 percent of workers at the Steam Laundry walked out seeking better heat ventilation and working conditions. Manager Z. J. Armstrong refused demands and warned of payroll cuts as replacements were secured to fill vacancies in all departments.
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Vancouver
Ward
Z. J. Armstrong
Reorganization of Pendleton Band Planned by Leader
Pendleton band plans a reorganization meeting in the evening with leader A W Lundell at Jor Kelley’s Main Street offices to arrange winter rehearsals and details. Mr Lundell proposes a midwinter concert and aims to shape a first class band as he did in Weaton. Superintendent WW Green visits Athena to inspect local schools.
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Pendleton
A. W. Lundell
Jor Kelley
Main Street
Lamdell
Weaton
Landing of Troops Prevented in Tran Dam Atin
Washington Oct 2 The landing of American troops at Tran Dam atin at the request of Italian authorities prevented a very serious incident that could have sparked open warfare between the Serbians and Stalking said Admiral Innapm commanding American naval forces in European waters.
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Washington
Johnny Evers Picks Cincinnati to Win the Series
Baseball great Johnny Evers names Cincinnati as the World Series champion, asserting that percentage and headwork will guide Pat Moran's Reds to the title, reflecting his belief in Cincinnati's strategic advantage this year.
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Johnny Evers
Cincinnati
Chet
Johnny Ver
Cincina
Pat Moran
Reds
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Corvalliy
Willamette
Corvallia
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Corvallis
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Berkeley
Mult- Homah Club
Fred Bennion
Pendleton Trading Company
Pendleton Trading Co
Oe Inland Empire Bank
Pultee
Pres. Co
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Sweden
Norway, Eng
Land
France
Luxemburg
N. J. Blydenstein
East Court
Baker Records
Stoddard Lumber Company
Jorna
Allen
Green
Athena
The
John Bollman Co
Maula Torre
Elizabeth Harrison
Harrison
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Maxwell
Buick Hill
Neil & Barker Co
Riverside
Western Electric Farm
Chas. Milne
Ore
J. Edwin Sharp
Inland Empire Bank
Downey’s Market
Ford
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc
Elgin—Westcott
Harroun 101
Water Street Phone
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