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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
3
Mr. W. S. Gunsalus of Fleming, Pa., says he uses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for fourteen years and finds it an excellent remedy. He recommends it for sale by all dealers.
Joe Berger returns to his famed form as the Bears’ defense limits Walla Walla to two runs. Bridger allowed two scores but escaped bigger trouble with strong fielding behind him. Pendleton, Reid, Nadeau and Augustus produced key hits while Walla Walla’s late ninth inning threat fizzled after Berger hit Davis and Jones forced easy out by Martini.
A historical advertisement promotes Cyrus Noble as a healthful aid for the sick, convalescent and overworked. It claims a little of the product goes far and cites W. J. Van Schuyver & Co. as general agents in Portland Oregon.
Nadeau Lodell and Augustus Fliat starred as Bridger held off Pendleton with 3 runs on Berger and 2 by Bridger. Berger tallied 2 strikeouts, Bridger 4. Double plays Davin to Jones to Thompson to Brown and Davis to Jones to Thompson aided the defense. Pendleton stranded runners in the late innings as forced hits and an error at first opened the door. Time of game 1 25. Umpire Golden.
In Boise Idaho on August 3 Governor Hawley of Idaho pitched and Oddie Nevada caught in a charity governors day baseball opener drawing eight hundred fans. Boise later defeated La Grande with Altermatt and Pope driving homer runs. Harmon batted from the rubber in the fourth as Pugsley relieved him and Pope had a hit in the sixth when La Grande scored three. Batteries Harmon Pugsley McBride Pope Kelly.
Yonkers. Antoinette Magginoska, 22, asks City Clerk O'Brien to return the $1 marriage license fee. She says Tadislaus Kabylinski left her on their wedding eve and vanished with $149 claimed for wedding expenses. She laments losing money more than a husband.
Sealed proposals due by 6 PM August 12 1912 for 50 cords red fir wood in four foot lengths cut from green timber and 275 tons of coal. Bids may be lump or mine run coal. District reserves right to reject all bids. Fuel to be delivered to district schools as directed by the superintendent. Address bids to Lot Livermore Clerk.
In a tense game at Walla Walla the Bears edged the Beavers on a rainy day. Nadeau starred in the field and with the bat while Wilson, recovering from a leg issue, held the runners and Johnson was shut down on base steals. Reprisal on Berger limited six hits to two clean, as fans hoped for fair weather and clearer play tomorrow.
A claim from M E Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania cites a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing diarrhoea. The ad notes there is nothing better and that it is for sale by all dealers.
Albert E. White, Milton supervisor, returned home on Tuesday after over a month away. He attended a supervisor school in Corvallis, then toured California, New Mexico, Arizona and Yellowstone Park, noting Roosevelt leads in the Southwest and Wilson nationally. He reports no accidents on the trip, some fish, and a black eye rumor from Lloyd.
Stockholders of the Milton Fruit Growers union at a special meeting in the union offices Saturday night voted down a cannery plan to contract the next season's cherry crop at three cents per pound in the orchard. Though some favored acceptance, the majority upheld faith in their product. Milton Ragle
Holmes and Atkinson are constructing a 10620 garage to house a newly purchased Reo by FLT. The structure sits along the south side of the Dorn building, now used by Mr. George as a warehouse.
Mr and Mrs F M Bryant and their children return Monday after six weeks visiting relatives in Kansas and Missouri. They enjoyed the trip but appreciate cooler nights and refreshing sleep back home, as reported in Echoes Echoes.
Through postmaster Ware Echo announces a mail system allowing patrons to send watches jewelry and other packages without damage. The report notes previous losses when pouches were snatched by trains and states local train No 1 will carry mail and fragile items on the new schedule.
Mr and Mrs Bert Miller and Mr and Mrs Wm Lloyd arrived home Tuesday evening after a 215 mile auto trip visiting Desolation Creek, the John Day River and Hidaway Springs, described as a great sport.
The valley section Sunday schools plan an all day picnic in Freewater City Park on Saturday August 10. About twelve schools are expected with attendance over 16900. A fine program is promised and all ages are urged to attend.
The Freewater cannery may reopen as the Commercial Club communicates with owners and parties to secure capital for full operation. Growers consider turning in fruit and awaiting pay once the finished product is marketed, a plan likely to gain agreement, with further Times updates expected.
Word reached Mrs. W. E. Dobson in Athena of the death of her father from nappoplexy. She had just returned from Portland days earlier. Mr. and Mrs. Dobson departed for Portland Saturday evening.
A Weston Leader item recounts J. W. Jones returning from the harvest field to find his dog attacking him. The dog bit his owner, then spat out a chunk of flesh as a sign of remorse. Phil Beathe wryly notes the dog’s behavior reflects Jones’s own irritability.
The Weston Leader expresses gratitude for subscription payments from numerous readers. Acknowledged names include Ben Walden D L Camblin W T Hastings A R R Lansdale W E Deiskell J A King H A Brandt Blue Mountain Sawmill Chas Briggs G A R McGrew J L G Fuson J E McDaniel Wallace Nelson Jere Perfer T A Lieuallen Harry Minnick Geo Walden E L Withers Mrs W XII Snider Malcolm Stevens C W Mety Orval Duncan Joe Wurzer.
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