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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1902
Page
8
The Union notes Walla Walla has more crooked and curved streets than any city its size in the West. It cites Mill Creek and Main street bends, Indian trails, and street layout choices that avoided bridges, yielding block geometries visible from above.
Dr. Eulenburg, a Vienna researcher, warns blushing is a nervous disease. He cites American and European cases, noting American women blush less yet feel stronger social pressure. He describes cases from Newport society and an actress, links summer episodes and storms to more intense blushes, and says blushing men often have heart disease.
Right Remedies For Summer F. and S. Bitters presented as the greatest system tonic for stomach disorders. Promotes as a compound syrup of sarsaparilla with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. Described as an alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier sold only by local outlets.
The New York World argues that silence on Cuba justice reciprocity and tariff reform signals a campaign dodge by Republicans. It contends voters will decide these questions and that Democrats must seize the moment, provided they overcome weak leadership.
A long list of Pendleton visitors and residents returning from trips fills the town paper. J C Cleghorn from Echo. J C Cromwell from Walla Walla. Miss Ethel Johnson back from Hidaway Springs. Jack Vincent home from Bingham Springs. W Bollen and child leaving for the East. Dr W J Rees to Goldendale. various travelers from Fort Dodge Des Moines and Stockton Cal. Meacham visits. Hailey and others turning seaside. George Craig from San Francisco observes Pendleton sights. multiple local residents visiting, touring Inland Empire, and returning from trips to San Francisco Portland Seaside Seattle Victoria and Chicago.
Two weeks of travel with family including Portland Long Beach and other points ended this morning as the traveler left his wife and son in Portland with friends. E B Waffle and Hover V Carpenter departed Saturday for Portland and Seaside to visit a few days then proceed to Puget Sound areas chiefly Seattle for the Elks carnival. From Seattle they plan to Vancouver and Victoria B C and other Canadian sites before returning.
A. R Locke reports six acres of Alfred Bicknell’s oats north of Corvallis nearly ruined by grasshoppers. He brought samples and a spray of healthy oats to the Times office for observation. The damaged heads are nearly grainless, resembling a threshing output or straw pile.
Spec Hurlburt crack fielder of the Northwest league and recently with Walla Walla left the team for Oakland California to operate for a period. Swindells Walla Walla's catcher also moved to Tacoma to catch. Umpire Breed explains the ninth inning call against Treadway was due to not returning to base after the catch, instead moving off.
Percy F Godenrath a press correspondent from Greenwood arrives from Spokane. In three years he has acquired a large coal lands hold in the Similkameen basin and has drawn Spokane capital to his venture the Osoroos and Similkameen Coal and Exploration Company. Local subscribers have joined, and he is in town on company business and a short rest.
A reflective note links the shirt waist to Eugenie Empress of the French as its originator in a democratic garment born from women’s emancipation. It suggests future historians may name Eugenie for inspiring a fashion tied to Garibaldi and republican ideals.
Sunday was the hottest day of the week reaching 100 degrees with a 74 average and 62 degree range. Daily highs ranged from 85 to 100 and conditions varied from clear to cloudy with winds from the north and west.
About 4000 spring lambs owned by Guthrie & Co were loaded at Meacham for shipment east last Saturday. The first of several shipments this fall, the lot is regarded as among the finest. This marks an early Oregon sheep export to Chicago for the season.
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