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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
2
A collage of home cooking notes with recipes for fried eggs a la tomatoes potato nests clams on toast and chicken dishes. Includes cheese pudding a wishing sash fad and a testimonial praising Chamberlain’s remedy for bowel complaints.
Kansas and parts of Oklahoma endure extreme heat with many areas above 100 degrees. Salina and Junction City report peak readings near 108. Railroads haul water for engine use as Salina’s private lake dries after years of water, and the Cottonwood River runs dry at Florence. No immediate rain forecast.
Individual from Whitlow Arkansas recalls long battles with constipation and indigestion. After costly medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans failed, he used Chamberlain's Tablets and recovered. Sold by all dealers.
The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee company announced a regular quarterly dividend of 4 percent payable August 15 to stockholders of record August 4.
Miss Charlotte Simpkins eloped with York Young from Chehalis and fled on a Northern Pacific train between Chehalis and Portland. Pursued by her uncle and a Chehalis constable she dove headfirst from the observation platform, landing on the tracks. A candy box and her hat were found. she disappeared into nearby trees or riverbank as rescuers sought her.
Gertrude Steeman 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Steeman, of near Merrill, died after an auto crash at Merrill Sunday. She rode with Rosa Zlabeg in a car owned by Frank Adams. Robert Adams and Ben Pickett were also aboard. The steering gear failure is blamed for a rollover. Steeman died after prolonged suffering from head injuries. Other passengers had only minor bruises as authorities investigate possible negligence.
The Orpheum presents Friday shows including Pathe Two reels The Secret Formula starring Crane Wilbur and Octavia Handworth with a bold plot about stealing a secret cement formula and choosing love over ambition. Also Love's Quarantine with Lillian Walker and others and Shenandoah war drama in three reels plus comedies starring Cutey and John Bunny.
Portland chamber of commerce urges Senators Chamberlain and Lane to back locating the regional reserve bank for the Pacific Northwest in Portland if the currency bill passes. Leaders cite Portland’s financial strength and strategic location, with a Washington conference planned and bankers prepared to participate.
For Wednesday and Thursday the three reel offering War at 101 Bison delivers a thorough exposition of actual fighting and troop movement. The big sweep of warfare warrants high praise for its stark portrayal and dramatic impact. Also featuring Cooking for Trouble from Solax with a flooded kitchen scene and Friday’s Gaumont premiere The Tomb of Flame.
Miss Mary A. Law, editor and publisher of the North Powder News, wed Cyrus B. Tibbetts, local agent and manager of the Pacific Fruit Express company, at the Union home of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Law. The ceremony occurred at 3 o clock Sunday with Rev. Cockrum officiating. The couple plans to reside in North Powder.
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as essential for men to learn progressive prenatal care. It claims the external application relaxes muscles, reduces pain, prevents nausea, and ensures a cheerful mother, promoting quick recovery and better care for the newborn. Available at drug stores for $1.00 with a guidance booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
A brief item explains how districts may gain representation within the Federal Reserve Bank system. It outlines the process for appointing or electing district delegates and notes implications for regional economic policy and bank oversight. The piece emphasizes governance and formal steps without detailed names or dates.
In Portland, Aug 1, St. Vincent's hospital reported the operation on six year old Ronald Grassens to remove a silver quarter lodged in his throat for six weeks was entirely successful. No cutting was needed and the coin was removed after X ray assessment. Ronald is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Grassens of 446 East Market Street.
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