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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1912
Page
8
Edith Bennett and Certude Nichols, Radcliffe seniors and juniors, earned perfect scores of 60 in a two person athletic contest. They excelled in rotary hand traveling rope climbing fence vault horse vault somersault swing jump and window slider tests, declared perfect by judges.
H McGowan of 1213 West Second Street Little Rock Arkansas reports severe back pains and irregular kidney action. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few days the pain eased and kidney function improved. For sale by all dealers.
A physiologist warns that swallowing milk whole is improper and suggests chewing milk to avoid harm. The discussion, led by J. Z. Gilbert, emphasizes mastication as a health precaution, noting potential injurious effects if not chewed.
In a high school physiology lesson Professor Gilbert explains milk digestion. He says milk must be chewed and mixed with saliva to prevent clumping in the stomach. He notes three pairs of salivary glands aid digestion as milk is ground with other food before swallowing.
Mrs T B Kendrick of Rasca Georgia says her baby cries for Chamberlains Cough Remedy expressing it as the best cough remedy for coughs colds and croup sold by all dentists.
Penland Bros markets rapid moving and hauling in city trips and country transfers. They advertise short trips for furniture and general items, inviting customers to call Main 239 for service. The note emphasizes flexibility and wide-haul capability.
Newsy notes report the Central Meat Market on Alta Street receiving a fresh red coat of paint. Weston couple George B. Carmichael and Mabel Graham wed after obtaining a marriage license from County Clerk Salling. Mary Crise's death is announced to her children and relatives. Officer Manning returns from Walla Walla with William Dalley in custody for burglary, including farm house theft of two watches.
James Baldwin and William Anderson, brought from Ukiah by Deputy Game Warden Averill, pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes to killing deer out of season. Each was fined fifty dollars plus costs, total 62.75. Macquereaus II jailed, J. W. Sellers pleaded guilty to immoral acts and practices and faces 30 dollar fine or 15 days in jail. Frank Chester pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and received five days.
Robert Eastland, among Pendleton’s early settlers and namesake of T Eastland station, visits the area for a day or two. Once land sold to William Blakely, he lived mostly in Eugene where he served as county treasurer, now residing with son Dr Herbert Fastland in Baker County. Also: Ben L. Burroughs sues J H McFadden for 217.15 for fuel and seeks 350 more as loan from R W Wallcop. Lowell and Winter attorneys for plaintiff.
Farmers George E. Peringer and William Caldwell, major wheat ranchers, sue over title to lots 8 and 9, section 38, township 2, N. R. 33. Raley & Raley represents Peringer seeking clear title and damages. Also notes art exhibit at public schools showing large display of drawings by pupils under teachers and supervisor.
Morning session and part of afternoon devoted to the case of assault and battery against Tom Mylin Harvey Horremaan and William Johnson. J B Perry defended while Will M Peterson aided the DA. Jury deliberation awaited as testimony centered on Johnson's alleged role. Great storm then hit Pendleton with a fierce downpour and thunder.
For two hours the wind roared through the town as Aeolus stirred the air. No major damage occurred though part of the north hill washed down onto Jackson street sidewalks, prompting Street Commissioner John Heathman to glare at the sky. Weather Observer Averill notes .41 inch of rain fell last night.
A social notice invites all to a May Thursday dance at Eagie Woodman Hall with cordial attendance. The evening promises good music and a friendly reception for attendees.
Spectators witnessed the birth of a male baby elephant at 6 30 during the Sells Floto show in Silinas California. Mother elephant Alice attacked the calf and hurled a keeper twenty feet before keepers restrained her. The calf resembles its father Schnei der and measures three feet long two feet high with a one inch trunk. The newborn is bottle fed and strong enough to require four men to hold it. The incident follows an evening of chaos as elephants clashed and the mother was chained.
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