Flocks Move To Winter Ranges In Oregon Counties
Oregon shepherds move flocks from summer ranges in national forests to fall and winter foothill valleys. Dry summer and good foothill range push earlier migrations. Despite harsh conditions, flocks are in fair to good condition as inspections praise their resilience. Oregon State Horticultural Society hosts 25th anniversary apple show at O N G Armory with large prize list. Grapes vegetables and canned fruits to be exhibited marking a shift toward a larger national apple show scale.
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Tmatilla
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon
Oregon State Horticultural Society
O. N. G. Armory
Tenth
Couch Streets
The
Horticultural Society
Oregon Apple Show draws wide entries in Portland
Portland Oct. entries for the all Oregon Apple Show slated for November 20 December 1 and 2 in Portland are pouring in from across the state. The exhibitor list is expected to be larger than past shows though out of state entries may be entered.
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Portland
Ore
Jumping beans solved by tiny worm inside seed
Berkeley scientist Professor CC Woodworth explains the jumping beans in Placer County arise from a wasp larva inside each bean. The beans resemble mustard seeds and leap several inches as the larvae struggle to escape. The wasps sting oak leaves to nest, and their developing larvae cause the strange motion observed by foothill residents.
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Berkeley
Cal
CC. W. Woodworth
Placer County
Roseville
Woodworth
Pendleton News: Marriage License and Local Changes
Marriage license issued to Francis Frey and Han jen Ma honey both of the county. A suit to collect two notes for 250 dollars with interest filed by Frank Frasier against Bert Stoaffle. Helix mill ownership changes as Manuel Friediey buys John Peterson’s mill. Hubert Wagoner to manage. Charlee McBee released from hospital for first time since the chromatic accident. arm in a sling. Front of the French restaurant on Main Street being freshened with new coat of paint. Former Pendleton resident Ei H Hansen dies in Portland of typhoid fever. he once clerked for the O R & N bridge and building department. Barker Shop changes hands as Clark Wagner buys the O K shop on Main Street. Follensbee to Chehalis county soon.
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Frank Frasier
Bert Stoaffle
Mell
Charlee McBee
Ince
Pendleton
Ei H. Hansen
Carl Hansen
Portland
W. A. Storie
County funds pay $5503.42 for election and court costs
The county general fund disburses 5503.42 for recent election, term of court, and routine county business. Bills were audited at the October county court term, warrants drawn, and now forwarded by the clerk.
Adjudged Tosane Louis Wiscarver Committed for Insanity
Adjudged Tosane Louis Wiscarver a laborer brought from Umatilla this morning charged with insanity. Examined by County Physician Cole this afternoon, adjudged insane and committed to the asylum. He states he is a user of opium and claims someone has power over him to control his actions.
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Tosane
Louis Wiscarver
Umatilla
Cole
Civil Service Exams Set for Multiple Federal Posts
Secretary Cronin of the board of civil service examiners has announced examinations for electrical assistant testing engineer assistant superintendent of construction for the federal prison on McNeil's Island and editorial clerk for the divisions of publications in the department of agriculture to be held here on November 9.
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Cronin
Board of Civil Service Examiners
McNeil's Island
Department of Agriculture
First Formal Party Invites Circulated in City
Invitations are circulating for the first formal dancing party of the season to be held in the Enagles Woodmen hall Friday night. Several young men have taken the initiative to arrange the affair, and an organization will soon be perfected to conduct a series of dances throughout the winter.
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Enagles-Woodmen Hall
College Honor Seals James Johns Assistant Football Manager
James Johns, son of Mr and Mrs James Johne of this city and a junior at the University of Oregon, has been elected assistant manager of football for the present season. The post is valued as a stepping stone to next year’s management and is highly coveted by ambitious students.
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James Johns
James Johne
University of Oregon
Suit to Collect Life Insurance From Woodcraft Group
A circuit court suit filed today by Joseph Parrazo and Louis Van Dredal as executors of the estate of Josephine Woodall seeks $1,000 life insurance allegedly due. Plaintiffs name Woodmen of Woodcraft as defendant, claiming Mrs Woodall, member of Daphne Circle No. 3, Women of Woodcraft, was in good standing at her death.
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Joseph Parrazo
Louis van Dredal
Josephine Woodall
Woodmen of
Woodcraft
Misa Woodall
Daphne Clrele
New Motor Car Conductor C P Stacey Appointed on Line
Conductor C P Stacey, long service with the O R N, is named to run the motor car between this city and Amatilla. Conductor Cross, who has been
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C. P. Stacey
Amatilla
Cross
O Melveny Named Chief Engineer of Mexican Sugar Plant
Yselleys seniority in service transfers to Runene O Melveny son of Judge aeieuxcleveld who is visiting Pendleton. He accepts the post of chief engineer and superintendent of a sugar plantation at Cul ic an Mexico and will depart for his new post via Seattle tomorrow. O Melveny was formerly connected with Seattle city engineer's office. family will remain in Pendleton until settled.
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Runene O'Melveny
Aeieuxcleveld
Pendleton
Culiocan
Mexico
Seattle
O'Melveny
Roundup Pictures in Demand at Frontier Show
Roundup postal card pictures prove popular as the frontier show draws crowds. Official photographer W B Bowman has printed over 8000 pictures and now churns out about 1000 daily. Even so he cannot meet both mail orders and local demand.
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W. 8B
Bowman
Pottering to Paint Portraits Miss Parker Succeeds in Potatoes
Spokane. Frances E. Parker, a young woman from Henry county, Iowa, cultivated a four acre Garden Park patch producing over 1000 bushels of potatoes this season. She plans to study portrait painting in Chicago or New York after selling the crop, aiming to finance art training while continuing landscapes praised by critics. Her uncle is artist-farmer William Rhodes of Mount Micusant, Iowa, and she works at a local gallery living with her mother, Mrs. Alice B. Parker, near Lincoln Heights.
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Spokane
Wash
Frances BE. Parker
Henry County
Iowa
Garden Park
Immense Deposits of Epsom Salts Found in Lake
In Spokane Washington a lake near Oroville in Okanogan county is being drained to recover a vast Epsom salt deposit owned by M. McCammon and associates who claimed mineral rights. A. W. Doland of Spokane Drug reports tests deem the salt comparable to the German product priced at 25 cents per pound. The lake measures about 1000 by 180 feet with unknown depth and thick beds suggesting thousands of tons for commercial use discovered years ago by hunters along the shore.
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Spokane, Wash
Oroville
Okanogan County
Wash
M. McCammon
A. W. Doland
Spokane Drug Company
Spokane
Prisoner Refuses Visitors Without Cards at City Hall
Philadelphia, Pa. Arrested on larceny charges, Lloyd A. Fanning of Cheast nut street refused to see friends unless they sent their cards. Two friends arrived at Central Police Station. Fanning said he would only see them after cards. Franklin Dundore, Union League member, arranged the matter. Fanning held on $500 bail for further hearing.
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Philadelphia
Lloyd A. Fanning
Cheastnut Street
City Hall
Fanning
Central Police Station
Franklin Dundore
Union Legue
Cheatnut Hill
Rrem
Dundore
Aning
Royalty to Be Joined in Likely English Wedding
London reports indicate an engagement between Ivy Gordon Lennox and the Earl of Winterton. Ivy, daughter of Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox, is a noted American social figure who spent a winter in New York. Winterton is editor of the World and a promising politician in the House of Commons for Hersham, previously linked to Lord Jersey’s heir.
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World
London
Ivy Gordon Lennox
Earl of Winterton
Ivy
Algernon Gordon Lennox
Winterton
the World
Edmund Yates
House of Commons
Hersham
Lord Villiers
Earl of Jersey
Miss Lennox
America
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Duke of Richmond
Countess of Warwick
Duchess of Sutherland
Lord Rosslyn
Marle Tempeat
Massage Therapy Aids BeriBeri Patients In London
Blind masseurs at the Seamen's Hospital Royal Albert Docks in London are aiding two Chinese sailors with beri beri using a Swedish massage system devised by Dr. Cautley. The masseurs rely on heightened touch to handle delicate patients, illustrating a novel medical approach in the facility.
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London
Seamen's Hospital
Royal Albert Docks
Cautley
Berlin Rifts Over Roberts Berlin Mission
Berlin circles resent Lord Roberts being chosen to head a Berlin mission notifying King George V’s ascension. His anti-German stance, and praise for Lyndendel’s pamphlet How Germany Makes War, anger Berlin officials and military circles. Also reports General Gagern’s scandal and a Polish opera by Paderewski with a new instrument the tomtruone.
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Berlin
Lord Roberts
George V
Germany
England
Lyndendel
Roberts
Gagern
Ger
Cagern
Paderewski
Kingdom of
Poland
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