General Oku's victory aided by seized Russian guns
General Oku captured ten heavy Russian guns after a late Saturday assault securing a decisive victory near Yental. The French Parliament set to open Tuesday will debate church and state dissolution in Prince. Al G Fields bought Sellen and Forepaugh circuses in Mobile Alabama. Europeans warned about kidnapping in Morocco. Pan Masson Champagne Company won a prize at St Louis for a champagne display. A Pittsburgh group formed to push election ballots. Roosevelt favored in betting odds. Cur not returning to India due to his wife. Lord Milner to become viceroy of India after high commissioner term. Arthur McKee Rankin bankrupt with assets $27,647 and liabilities. Miss O Neil losses $12,000 in salary and money advances. Pacific coast town Say Blas destroyed by hurricane. Langstroth’s poem The Sea of San Blas cited as best by late American poet.
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Northwest News Roundup
Mrs Berth Hutchins of Seattle seeks a divorce from her 78 year old husband. George I Millen, 40, shot himself on a crowded Seattle street. Emma Nickelson of Wallowa attempted suicide in La Grande by taking strychnine but will live. Salem Journal fights a 35000/libel suit over a dog killing story. Campbell of Eugene Guard dies at 46. Oregon Development League spawns a Medford commercial club and possible new building. Over 250 Portland telephone girls on strike, likely to win. Walla Walla penitentiary to receive 2600 bales of jute at 13.89 per bale. Miss M E Lilbker of Oregon City strikes a streetcar conductor with an umbrella. Helens elopers Pertier and Mary Robinson marry. she is underage and cannot live with him.
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New Logging Road Targeted For Grand Ronde Timber
Surveys are finished for a narrow gauge logging railroad from Hilgard up the Grand Ronde to timber owned by Grand Ronde Lumber Company at Perry. The plan aims to cut costs, extend operations, and employ about 200 workers. Mormon millmen recently bought and will expand the mill.
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Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
Maxwell on irrigation for one acre can rival city wages
George H. Maxwell, executive chair man of the National Irrigation Association, spoke to Helena businessmen last night on the benefits of irrigation. He argued a five acre or one acre farm near Hebets could support a family, and predicted industrial education would bring one million new residents to Montana within five years.
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Chicago
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Hebets
Montana
Women Street Fakies In Saloon Box Collections Arrested
Grace Fayne and three other women were arrested on warrants after weeks of street preaching and collecting money then dividing funds in a saloon box at the American cafe. They faced charges of offenses, were found guilty, and fined 320 each by Judge Hogue this morning. Police witnesses, including Po liceman White, testified they held street meetings, sang, preached, collected, then boasted of the trickery and split the money.
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Improvements at Hospital Shelter and Coal House Financed
Improvements at the hospital include a shelter house for three or four room driven by house surgeons. A coal house, built by Yates and Elstrom, measures 16 4 feet and holds five car loads of coal.
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Nelson Plans Large Barn on Farm Near Town
Nelson prepares to build a two story frame barn on his farm near town. The structure will measure 52 by 84 feet with a concrete foundation, hold 200 tons of hay and 24 horses, and cost about $2000 to complete. A stray descriptive line about a clinging vine woman follows, noting tendrils that anchor a man to a rooted oak.
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Hotel Arrivals at St George Amid City Guests
Long list of hotel guests at the St George includes H. 8 Colter of San Francisco C. W. Peterson from Calvary J. W. Bottom and wife of Portland and many others from Portland Spokane Seattle New York and cities across the region. The register names dozens of travelers with occupations and origins reflecting a bustle of diverse visitors.
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Calvary
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Portland
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Gaylor
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St. Louis
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Dayton
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Spokane
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Mrod
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Stanton
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H. Wallace
Waltaburg
Ram
New York
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George Burge
Lyons
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D. &. Saanderson
W. Stutts
G. T. Brogall
RK. H. Evans
Orient
Umatilla County Students at State College this Term
Umatilla County is represented at the state agricultural college this term by nine boys with several more expected before Thanksgiving. Names include Arthur Rex Harnett from Athena, Herman Shelly Bilyeu from Athena, Thomas Frank Brewster from Adams, Cyril Gideon Brownell from Umatilla, Elva Chrisinger from Pendleton, Eugene Earl Dudley from Athena, Grover Garfield Gerking from Athena, Frederick E. McGrew from Weston, Wallace Atwood Thompson from Echo, and Glen Goodman from Pendleton. Also features letters about Ely Cream Balm and a notice from Arizona Gold Mining Co. about credibility of promises.
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Get
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State Agricultural College
Umatilla County
Mre
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Athena
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Adama
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Umatilla
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Pendleton
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Weston
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Echo
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Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Growth Claim
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and baldness caused by a scalp parasite. It claims the germ burrows to the hair root, prompting hair loss, and that the product kills it to stop shedding. Sample requests are directed to agents in Detroit and Milwaukee.
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W. Schmidt & Co
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