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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
2
All mail orders filled carefully. Large Turkish towels 65¢, bath linen, sheeting and pillow slips at low prices. French ginghams, Indian Head linens, American prints and checkered linens offered by yard with prices from 11¢ to 36¢. Beads also in large assortment.
The store announces a large clearance to reduce stock with substantial markdowns. Every ready to wear women's tailored suit is discounted from 12.50 to 49.80 and 60.00 to 49.80, with prices across multiple lines listed.
In a nationwide clearance, Wart, Schaffner & Marx Hirsh Wick wire Schloss Bros. and Clothcraft menswear are offered at stepped-down prices. Hundreds of suits across brands are discounted, with reductions to as low as seven eight dollars, plus guarantees of perfect satisfaction or money back.
Stan Ketchel plans to wear a band of elephant hair as a good luck charm for his fight with Sam Langford, a gift from explorer Edgar Beecher Bronson. The article notes this superstition alongside brief boxing and baseball snippets and a college game result from Walla Walla.
During this mammoth sale the millinery department offers remarkable prices with most hats and trims discounted. All trimmed hats up to 3.50 drop to 1.98, hats up to 7.50 to 3.50, and hats up to 10 to 5.00. Large assortment of styles, blues and blacks, plus custom millinery available.
Vancouver defeated Spokane 2 to 1 as Spokane collapsed in the last inning on errors by Ost diek and Weed and a fifth inning call by Frary after Keener drilled a three-base hit near first. Gardner pitched well for Vancouver, limiting Spokane to three hits. Seattle edged by Tacoma 5 to 4 as Hall struggled with Seattle’s five errors leading to runs. Annis started shaky but settled.
Umatilla lost to Hermiston 7 to 6 in a swift contest. Umatilla players face practice obstacles due to night shifts, reducing training time. Next games set for Hermiston and Echo, with optimism they will rebound.
Major Vincent of the U S Engineer Corps announces plans to form a Frontiersmen Legion in the United States modeled on the British corps. Recruitment would draw 50 000 qualified men with a pledge to fight for Aineland if needed. The move follows pressure from the Mafia and Black Hand against brigand activity and comes amid Royal Academy previews of Edwin A Abbey frescoes in Washington and Chelsea. Prompt relief for lung trouble is urged with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Weston Oregon reports the death of a young daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Snider after she drank 9 cup of kerosene oil. The incident highlighting dangers of kerosene ingestion in households.
Auditors and engineers from Hood River Light & Power Co and Portland will file a report to the Portland company tomorrow. The audit involves the Hood River water system and the Hood River Electric Light plant, with First National Bank of Hood River listed as interested party. The deal value is about 8115,000.
Open River Agent begins fight as Judge Hewitt aids the case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Albany officials and the Maine commission join the effort. Southern Pacific resists a 10 cent arbitrary rate, with the differential affecting transcontinental shipments to be taken to the interstate body. The deal with the Portland company is valued at $115,000.
Vale wool clip officials announce 3.6 to 10 million pounds of No 1 wool to be shipped this season. Snorling beginning at Oxwah tineh near Dell and Harg oplent near Westfall. Sheep fed corn through winter are in good condition for a heavy clip. Hargis plant plans to clip from 124000 sheep and Oxman ranch operates with 1000 sheep shaved daily.
J H Berry a Grangeville prospector died in Lewiston Saturday from heart failure after a protracted debauch. He was found unconscious in his De France hotel room and died at the police station before medical aid arrived. Berry was a member of Grangeville Aerie Order of Eagles and his remains were taken by the local lodge, with money, checks and notes found in his pockets.
Berlin reports demand for airships outstrips the Reinickendorf factory, capacity five machines monthly fully taxed by German orders. Foreign orders now handled via new Hamburg yard works. Aircraft cost $5500 plus $200 for flying lessons, with a flying school at Johannisthal Field. Several young officers train under official push to boost air force.
London announces the marriage of Adeline Genee to Frank Isitt a director of Holborn Empire. The couple plan a June 11 wedding with her final stage appearance in August before retirement next year. Genee describes leaving the profession with no regret and will devote spare time to embroidery.
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