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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
6
Salt Lake August seventh The wool tariff revision has begun to injure wool growers and despite low wool cloth prices in the east the consumer gains nothing says S W McClure secretary of the National Wool Growers association.
Pendleton residents report a single dose of a compound mixture called Adilerika, German Dowel and stomach remedy, relieves non constipation and stomach pain instantly. It allegedly treats appendicitis and draws out old foul matter from the body, with Pendleton Drug Co. listed as advertiser.
Mr. McClure notes that wool suitings for next spring have started in New York with standard men’s suits down 10 to 12 cents from last year. He says reductions are based on free wool and consumers may save 20 to 35 cents per suit, though much of that saving is absorbed along the supply path, bringing final prices to near 1911 levels.
Spokane August 7 Louis Robertt saloon manager at 220 Main avenue was driving a new Ford when he turned to speak with two companions in the rear seat. Dan Millich 36 Idaho hotel and John Millen were injured in a ditch and rushed to the emergency hospital by police and ambulance. Robertt sustained scalp abrasions and ear lacerations Mil lich had cuts on the knee and cheek Millen required stitches on the upper lip and suffered facial injuries. All three walked from the hospital as the wrecked car lay in the ditch.
The wool tariff revision debate ends with negative impact on wool growers and no real advantage for consumers. The passage indicates broad disappointment as agitation yields no positive outcomes for either side.
B. W. Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina describes severe dysentery starting in July, wasting from 145 to 125 pounds over about two months. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he gained permanent relief. the product is sold by all dealers.
Salt was filed in federal court by United States District Attorney Oscar Cain for the government against the O W S N for violating the 16 hour law. The complaint alleges operators exceeded limits, with Bishop at Colfax and Langabaugh at Waligha Waen cited for long shifts and failure to report. The minimum fines and daily penalties total up to about six thousand dollars.
A Chamberlain's Tar product ad claims constipation leads to numerous disorders and that taking Chamberlain's Tar and keeping bowels regular will prevent them. The notice urges readers to buy it through dealers.
Boise Aug 7 One of the strangest and most important confessions to Boise police comes from Joseph Miller alias Smith who claims membership in an organized opium smuggling ring. He details operations across the United States and Canada over years while held by federal authorities on impersonation charges. The government seeks extradition and additional charges may follow.
Washington August 6 Senator Works of California is assured by Democratic leaders that the confirmation of Thomas Fox to be postmaster at Sacramento will be reconsidered Works opposes Fox and says he will use his power to prevent the confirmation
Southwest papers print a document alleging to be a letter from Christ and signed by the angel Gabriel. The text urges Sabbath-keeping, church attendance for all servants, weekly work cutoffs, fasting, baptism and communion, and warns punishments for nonbelievers and for those who fail to publish the letter.
Walla Walla Washington August 7 Thousands of dollars in damage to fruit and garden tracts along the Snake River from grasshoppers have alarmed fruit raisers. Entomologist M A Yothers warns the pest outbreak is serious and urges drastic measures to stop further losses across Almota Wawawa Pomeroy valley Riparia and adjacent farms. He spent days surveying the area and advising growers on eradication methods.
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