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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
2
A shop proclaims it can please any customer with its range and offers to tailor items if the exact wish is not in stock. The message emphasizes flexibility and willingness to craft desired products for buyers.
Fresh from centers of making a display of charming dainty items includes Jabets, stocks and collars in many patterns, belts of leather to patent leather, veils of plain and fancy mesh. Parisian styles noted. Irish crochet tabots and collars offered with low prices from 15c to 2 for 25c. Peoples Warehouse Wooltex suits advertised with a two season wear guarantee. Prices range from 12.50 to 37.50.
Harry Carpenter's new planning mill at Joseph Oregon was destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock Wednesday night. Loss is about 3000 dollars with insurance. Chehalis council members inspect paving options in Portland and consider hard surface streets for three miles of residential districts. Packing plant in Aberdeen closes temporarily due to livestock scarcity and high prices, shifting meat sourcing to Union Meat of Portland.
Albany Oregon Wednesday forenoon aviator Burkhart attempted a third trial flight. A truck left the track and pulled a tail wire causing propeller damage. The aeroplane failed to rise and slid to the track end, tearing silk and injuring passenger Alice.
Yakima and North Yakima officials announced a spring aviation meet to proceed after the Business Men's association declined the requested $2000 exhibit guarantee. A public spirited businessmen meeting gathered yesterday with 10 attendees who quickly subscribed to raise the needed funds. The event is scheduled for mid April and will be the last aviation exhibition in the northwest this year.
Tacoma ex convict Arthur Root, 24, jailed for abducting 15 year old Maude Lester from Sumner. Root denies guilt, claims innocence and says he planned marriage, with consent ages later. girl came to Tacoma against his advice. Roseburg Republican Club forms in Roseburg Oregon with 42 members to discuss men and measures for upcoming initiative and referendum ballots. Regular meetings set to discuss statewide measures.
P M Chinn of Hutchinson Kansas launches inquiry into C O Chinn I W W member who died two weeks earlier in Spokane. He alleges death followed four days on bread and water after street speaking. Chinn asks Spokane police for cause of death and may seek exhumation for burial in Kansas.
A two year old girl, Lucille Weeks, burned to death Sunday night in Trail near the Cascades. Her sister, 2 elder, lit a lamp earlier and placed it on the floor. The younger child toppled it while the sister was away, her clothing catching fire. Mr. George Weeks, a timber man, and his wife were not home at the time.
Dr W S McClure, chief of the bureau of animal industry, commends the Oregon state insane asylum dairy in Salem. He praises 120 cows in tuberculosis-free condition, a modern sanitary dairy barn under Dr Lee Steiner, and the high quality milk produced for inmates. He urges dairymen to study the facility as a model in dairy sanitation.
Jackson, publisher of The Journal, bought the quarter block at Seventh and Yamhill for 200000 dollars from John C. Ainsworth, president of the United States National Bank. The site, long in the Ainsworth family possession, will host a new Journal building, replacing the Buckingham hotel and a large frame residence now on the land.
A quirky scene drew laughs as performers teased the mix of labor and pastry arts. The crowd enjoyed a playful display melding baking and showmanship with lighthearted banter about earnings and fame.
The advertisement praises Ely s Liquid Cream Balm as an effective spray for catarrh relief. It claims the spray dislodges thick discharge and restores free breathing, noting a five week relief period for some sufferers. Sold by druggists for ten cents with a spraying tube, or by Ely Brothers at 66 Warren Street, New York.
Delay of land openings scheduled for today in Coeur d Alene lands Idaho Flathead lands Montana Spokane reservation Washington Standing Rock and Cheyenne River lands North and South Dakota postponed to May 2. The change affects sections opened to settlers and prospectors awaiting access. Officials cited weather and administrative adjustments as reasons for the new date.
A short health notice promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for children with coughs or colds warning of possible complications like croup or pneumonia. It claims quick cure and prevention, noting sales by A C Koeppen & Bro. It concludes with a jab about civil protection over weapons.
An exhibition of nearly 200 works by Independent artists protesting the National Academy of Design opened today in a West Thirty-fifth Street gallery. Exhibitors include leading artists who have left the Academy and came amid a broader mix of oil, watercolor, pastel, and sculpture. In Albany, N. J., inmates at state hospitals for the insane will see a diet shift with less smoked meats and more eggs and milk as bids for meat are up 40 percent, reflecting changes in the lunacy commission’s six month plan.
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