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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

3

Wheat Markets Shows Government Report Dampens Prices

Chicago April government report lowered Wheat Options by 2 to 1.5 per bushel with September delivery, noting Winter wheat condition as of April 1. The surprise timing spurred bear selling while global cues from Liverpool Buenos Aires and Paris provided initial strength before American cables firmed. Prices for milling and feed grains, flour, and hay listed with various per ton ranges.

Chicago Broomhall Liverpool Buenos Ayres Paris America Monument Willamette Valley Oregon-Idaho Calcutta

North Portland Hog Cattle and Sheep Market Sluggish Yet Firm

In North Portland hogs the market showed a weak tone with prices slashed from yesterday, tops near 9.30, limited supplies and several loads shipped to Union Meat Co and other buyers. Cattle were slow with few top offerings, heavy and mid weights neglected, while sheep remained firm though arrivals were very limited and quotations largely unchanged.

North Portland A. R. Ford Sheridan Hugh Cummings Halsey Union Meat Co Filnt Junction City T. P. Patton Bert Adama Deer Island J. C. Mitchell Grazelle Gwen

Baseball drives Philippine tribes to adopt new game

San Francisco reports Flalwood Brown, YMCA physical director, describes Filipinos in Mindanao and Luzon embracing baseball amid wartime. A Jolo incident shows natives in loincloths playing, cheering a palm-base hit as a chief proclaims it fair. Brown says natives are baseball crazy, and soldiers brought a valuable service.

San Francisco Philippines Flwood Brown Young Men's Christian Association Mubila Orient Luzon Brown Jolo Island Ttl First Base Constabulary Islands

Seasonal dress fabrics offered for streets and evenings

The new fabric for dresses over drapes and waists comes in all shades and is 40 inches wide. Sold by the yard at $1.50, suitable for street and evening wear.

Starkell Named Third Umpire in Western Tri-State

Con Starkell will be the third umpire in the Western Tri-State league, chosen by President W N Sweet and Secretary L M Brown. He performed well last season, handling balls and strikes, times, and crowd control, with Mead and Burnside already selected as the other two umpires. The trio will meet in Walla Walla on April 2 to receive season instructions.

Con” Starkell W. N. Sweet L. M. Brown Starkell Mead Burnside Walla Walla

Cases and Purses in Ivory and Silver Fashion

Old ivory and silver purses and card cases to pair with a dainty afternoon dress. Prices range from $2.50 to $3.50.

Portland Defeats Oakland Five To Nothing In Coast League

Portland pitchers Krause and Berry split the game as Krause homered with two aboard to pace a 5 0 victory over Oakland. Also on April 9 Los Angeles routed Sacramento 6 0 behind Perritt who allowed only two hits.

Portland Oakland San Francisco Harry Krause Corteee Ae Gakinns Oovaces Acta Krause Berry Pernell Olmstead Rohrer Los Angeles Sacramento Perritt Emedes Boles Lovely Wiliams Bliss L. Pet Venice Saa Frisco

Bulgarian Lace Allovers for Spring Attire

Rich warm colored lace allovers with red thread add finishing touch to spring suit or dress. Moderately priced.

Boise Signs Hall and Clark for Local Club Pitching Staff

Clyde Hall, who won a pennant for Dugdale in 1910, moved to the Boise club through a yesterday deal and will report soon as a potential star of the pitching staff. Fred Clark also plans to report to Boise, returning after last season at first base, with reports he is progressing well.

Gardon Clyde Hall Dugdale Boise Seattle Hall Fred Clark Dad Clark

Bryan Made 1st Class Elevator Operator

William J. Bryan is described as a first class journeyman elevator operator in San Francisco. The title was conferred by the elevator conductors and starters union after reports he declared an eight hour day for the lift force in the state department.

San Francisco William J. Bryan Union of State Department

La Grande Team Reconfigures for 1908 Season

Playing Manager Carl King dismisses initial layoffs and teams with Gunner Peterson behind the bat. Carl Walters moves to first base. Pitchers Hudson Fireen Moeller Goddard and Bargett show promise. Catchers Peterson and King form the new setup. Infield includes Naughton Corbin Nadeau Vahnrenhorst Watters. Outfield features Luttrell Lind Aiken as likely league leaders.

la Grande Ore Carl King Peterson Carl Walters Hudson Fireen Springfield Moeller Pnesiey Mountain Manning Goddard Bargett Tacoma King Naughton Corbin Nadeau Vahnrenhorst Watters Luttrell Lind Aiken

Oregon Agricultural College Beavers 1913 Football Schedule

Coach Stewart announces eight game Beavers football season. Three games at Corvallis, one Albany trip for student attendance, hub city Oregon game November 8. Schedule includes Alumni day, Multnomah, Willamette, Whitman, Washington, Oregon, WSCC, and Idaho games.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Ore Stewart A. C. Beavers Albany O. A. C.oregon Willamette A. C Multnomah Portland Salem Whitman Walla Walla University of Washington At

Gun clubs and anglers clash over Clanton conduct

Portland Oregon April 9 Charges of using undue influence for legislation at the last assembly and of using improper language were made against Master Warden R E Clanton by the Multnomah Anglers association and the Rod and Gun club. The dispute centers on Clanton’s alleged interest in the Oregon City fish law and his purported back talk to Rod and Gun members.

Portland Ore R. E. Clanton Multnomah Anglers’ Association Rod and Gun Club Clanton Oregon City

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief

Old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds for forty three years. Testimonial from O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama claims his wife would not be alive without it. Sold for five and ten cents and one dollar, recommended by Koeppens.

Dr. King O. H. Brown Muscadine Ala

Boise Adopts Jack Case and Clears Lundstrom

In Boise in April, Jack Case will join as an Irrigator and sign for the season. Gimlin will slot in left field with Altermatt at third as the team reshuffles. Lundstrom is to be released after Case is onboard, while Fritz and the club failed to agree on salary. Crutcher Taylor remains noted in the plans.

Boise Tahoe Jack Case Gimlin Altermatt Case Lundstrom Fritz Crutcher Taylor

Heap Big Indian Annexed by Baker Pitcher Mills

Baker Oregon April 9 an Indian big as a mountain arrived from the reservation near Pine Sluge. Richard Mills right handed pitcher joins Baker’s staff. Har old Peet the favorite son of Sumpter will pitch next Saturday against Harri man club. Weber visits in a week to face locals.

Baker Ore Pine Suidge Richard Mills

Hawley Considered for Ways and Means Seat

Washington April 9 Congressman Hawley is believed to accept a place on the Ways and Means Committee, the lower house’s most important body. Membership has been offered, but he hesitates, thinking he can better serve the state from his current committees. Sinnott is expected to be assigned to a member.

Washington Hawley Ways and Means Sinnott

Oregon stand grant salt probe and public lands bill

Lafferty reintroduces a measure for House Public Lands to investigate the Oregon stand grant salt program and authorizes a resident attorney to assist in prosecuting the case, marking a notable honor for a new committee member and a favorable position for a Westerner.

Public Lands Committee Lafferty House Public Lands Committee Oregon

Levee Breaks Lower Mississippi Six Inches

The St Francia levee breach 23 miles south of Memphis caused the river to drop six inches at Memphis as a huge flood rushes through a widening gap. Inhabitants of the inundated district fled in time to avoid casualties as authorities warn of ongoing overflow and widening breach.

Mississippi Memphis Tenn St. Francia Levee

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