New Orleans Lawyer Advocates Model License System in Oregon
New Orleans attorney Sidney Storey urged Oregon to adopt Louisiana style model license laws for liquor regulation, arguing close control beats prohibition. He praised home rule and warned against statewide ban, noting Louisiana’s experience under the system and his park commission background.
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New Orleans
Louisians
Oregon
Sidney Storey
Oregon Theatre
Home Rule Association
Storey
Mr. Storey
Louisiana
Local Liquor Control Debate Sparks City Theatre Night
Citizens discussed exclusive power to regulate and control the liquor business within the municipality as the Round-up band played on the streets before last night’s theater decision.
Registration closes for election with last chance Monday
The registration books will close for the second and last time on Monday October 17. Those not on the books by then must swear in their votes with six free holders on election day. Voter registration since opening after the primary has been light, with a higher share of Democrats than before. A total of 53 Pendleton voters registered since the books opened the second time.
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Pendleton
City Council Considers Street Transfer at Tonight Meet
Regular city council meeting in the council room at 7 30 this evening. The agenda centers on final action or possible postponement regarding the transfer of Aura and Lilleth streets to the O R N company.
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Aura and
Lilleth Streets
O. R. & N. Company
Wallace case cools as Los Angeles advice awaited
Sacramento reports that police will not pursue further inquiries into George Wallace until they receive additional guidance from Los Angeles. The public suspects Wallace is innocent and says the arrest was based on suspicion rather than solid evidence, awaiting new directives.
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Sacramento
Cal
Los Angeles
George Wallace
Wallace
Weather and Local Happenings in Pendleton
Official weather report notes maximum 69 and minimum 39. A. H. Fish plans permanent move to Pendleton from Stanfield for his family. Liquor election ordered by County Judge T P GM to be held November 8 with notices prepared by County Clerk Saling. Telephone booth to be installed at the depot for passenger convenience. Back from Scotland, Hynd family of Heppner reports a pleasant trip and is glad to return to Oregon. Liquor case dispositions for Pendleton and Athena set for tomorrow at 1 30 with Col J H Raley absent easing postponement.
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Will Tecate
Pendleton
A. H. Fish
Stanfield
T. P GM
Saling
Scotland
Hynd
Heppner
Pendleton and
Athena
Col. J. H. Raley
Baseball scores and game notes from Portland Chicago and New York
Pacific Coast League at Portland shows nine innings with runs by Portland versus Los Angeles. National League games in Chicago end in 10 innings with Chicago tied. New York hosts Philadelphia in two games with mixed results, battery changes noted and a game halted at end of eighth due to darkness.
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Portland
R. HH. E. Portland
Iseseneess Areees
Los Angeles
Creer Renee
Chicago
E. H. E. le Lau
Vessecsatesaveaane
Serene Arreeee
Batterlee
Golien
Bliss
Reulbach
Richie
Kling
New York
RK. H. E. Philadelphia
Slaughter
Culp
Moran
Marquardt
Wilson
Philadelphia
Chalmers
McDonough
Hendricks
Digging Big Well Near Bluff Street Roundhouse
William Kelley, a well digger for the Co Rh & N company, staffs a crew to dig a large 20 foot diameter well near the new Bluff Street roundhouse. Dirt from the pit is used to fill the old depot excavation which is to be paved.
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William Kelley
Co. Rh. & N. Company
Bluff Street
Skating Race Ends In Tie Between City and Eugene Rider
A three night skating race between Harry L. Drake of the city and Louis Belshaw of Eugene produced a tie after two close finishes. Belshaw won Monday night by a slim margin, Drake captured last night by a few inches, and the deciding heat was set for tonight. Drake remains the local favorite.
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Harry L. Drake
Louis Belshaw
Eugene
Drake
Temperance Meeting At Court House This Afternoon
Temperance workers gather at the court house with both men and women present though entry is restricted to those connected with the liquor trade. J. M. Hays and Jerry Stone of Athena lead the meeting in this city.
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Court House
J. M. Hays
Jerry Stone
Athena
Mrs. T. C. Warner Leaves Pendleton for Portland Home
Mrs. T. C. Warner, a prominent Pendleton society leader, departed this afternoon by train for Portland where she will establish her future home. She was accompanied by Miss Irene Shea, who will visit as her guest for a week.
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Portland
T. C. Warner
Local worker suffers injuries in freight warehouse accident
A. Bolce, a local employee at the Oregon signal service, narrowly escaped severe leg injuries when a heavy iron base of a semaphore system fell on him while he was painting at the freight warehouse platform. A box broke the fall, protecting his legs, but he sustained badly skinned and bruised legs and sprained ankles.
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A. Bolce
Bond Brothers Install Modern Lighting on Main Street
Bond Brothers plan a modern lighting upgrade in front of their Main Street business. A cluster electric light pole will be surmounted by tungsten burs ters, resembling the light company’s Court Street office setup. The firm also adds feature lights to window displays including fruit and floral jamye shapes to enhance appearance.
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Bond Brothers
Main Street
Light Company
Court Street
McCredie to Appeal Beavers Pennant Decision
Portland on Oct 12 Walter McCredie Beavers captain said he would appeal Graham's ruling that Oakland won three games. He charged the move as a frame up to rob Portland of the pennant and vowed to seek review from every baseball court up to the national commission.
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McCredie
Portland
Walter McCredie
Beavers
Graham
Oakland
National Commission
Ty Cobb Switches to Acting in College Girl Play
Ty Cobb the Detroit Tigers star plans a career change as he accepted 150 dollar weekly pay to play College Boy in The College Girl. His first appearance is slated for Kansas City Monday night with a telegram confirming his acceptance and intent to report Monday.
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Ty Cobb
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
WIII
Expert Investigating State Walnut Orchards
E R Lake a government pomologist from the Department of Agriculture spends a month in Oregon studying walnut orchards. He notes Oregon soils and climate suit walnut production and aims to map expansion areas near Salem Dundee Eugene and Portland while comparing Washington Idaho and Boise results and plans a pamphlet after visiting California.
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E. R. Lake
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Lake
Washington
Idaho
Salem
Dundee
Eugene
Portland
Oregon
Vancouver
Chelan
Okanogan
Boise
California
The
Union
Billy Clifford Wilt BF At Oregon Theater Saturday
Billy Clifford appears in The Girl, the Man and the Game at the Oregon theater for one night on Saturday October 18. The farce in two acts with songs features Clifford in high comedy and a plot built on mistaken marriage and borrowed family, ending in a happy union with Dorothy. Cast includes Adele Archer, Jack Trainor, Hazel Swangon, Bud Braman, Rose von Tilzer and La Journe with several popular songs in the program.
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Oregon
Ailly
Clifford
Mr. Clifford
Dr Merry
Dreamland
Adele Archer
Jack Trainor
Hazel Swangon
Bud Braman
Rose von Tilzer
la Journe
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Newsy
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Dow
Ingram’s Grocery
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Roosevelt
Boston
Chiorus
F. J. Donaldson
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Lee Teutsch Tenn
East End Grocery
Berlin
Jack Wedster
Male and Court Street
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