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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
6
Heat and constipation threaten health in hot weather. A mild laxative tonie like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended to prevent serious illness. Many users report relief, with guarantees and refund if not satisfied. Free sample offers are available by mail from Dr W B Caldwell.
The federal plan authorizes grazing 2500 sheep on Bitterroot National Forest Montana to lure Dermacentor anderson ticks onto livestock. Sheep would be dipped in insecticide to kill ticks, reducing disease spread to humans and animals.
The document notes that using sheep offers the most effective and manageable method for treating infections in humans. It states sheep are readily handled and easiest to dip or treat, making them the preferred animal in the experiment.
A promotional item for Chamberlain's Tar, claiming constipation leads to many ailments and urging readers to keep bowels regular with the product. Sold by all dealers, Ady.
St Louis August 19 Dwight F. Davis Park and Public Amusement Commissioner and multimillionaire today plans to convert the St Louis Coliseum into a monster municipal dance hall He recently opened the largest public swimming pool in the world and believes people will dance and that the city should operate the venues to supervise the functions.
A real Scotch Highlanders' Band with an attractive kittie uniform will furnish music at the Spokane Interstate Fair the week of September 15.
Lacrosse will be a new feature at the Spokane Fair during the week of September 15. Several top Canadian teams are expected to compete, boosting spectator interest and regional attraction.
Prineville Oregon, August 1. Thomas W. Lawson reports Governor Sulzer of New York replied to his telegram and editors nationwide press for action. Lawson says impeachment aims to seize state machinery and hamper investigations into twenty five years of graft, with calls from The Knickerbocker Express of Albany to form a national committee.
A large Worcester delegation welcomed Heinrich Schmidt on his return from Glasgow to Boston. The Worcester high schooler, noted for European success, aims to defend his amateur New Hampshire title at the White Mountain Tournament and will also compete in the national golf tournament at Garden City, New York.
Oregon boys seeking a naval career will take a preliminary exam at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis on September 19 and 20. The highest scorer may win a Navy appointment at Annapolis via Senator Harry Lane, with subsequent top scorers as alternates. Final entrance tests follow in February and April.
Irwin, formerly Minneapolis general manager of the C. A. Smith Lumber Co, will be appointed general manager of the company's plants on Cougs Bay. The Minneapolis mill and box factory were dismantled after log cuts moved to Lake Tahoe. Smeaton shifts to sales and distributing yards at Bay Point, Cal.
C H Hines of Whitlow Ark describes persistent constipation and indigestion, spending hundreds on medicines and hospital care in St Louis and New Orleans with no cure. After returning home he used Cham berlain's Tablets and improved. Sold by all dealers.
Gibbon Aug 19 Mrs G M Morrison and children of Adams spent last week at the springs Frank Nesagie and family and Miss Elien Boothe of Pendleton are at the springs today Mr and Mrs J F Thompson were in Athena yesterday Will Humphrey of Pendleton spent last week camping near Black Mountain with Mr and Mrs George Brace Miss Jessica McEwen of Athena is visiting Miss Kathleen Furnish at their summer home here Mrs G W Taylor and baby of Lind Wash was visiting last week at the home of Mr and Mrs John Thompson Miss Alice Foster of near Weston spent last week camping in the mountains with Mr and Mrs George Brace Henry Thompson spent last week in Pendleton Lowis Rogers and family of Adams area at the springs today Miss Nell Thompson Portland has been spending the past month at the home of her parents here Mr and Mrs W H Thompson Mr and Mrs John Adams Mr and Mrs John Hager and children spent Saturday in Pendleton John Thompson this week disposed of some beef cattle 15 head to a Walla Walla butcher and 12 head to a Helix butcher Miss Hazel Ellsworth of Lewiston Idaho has been engaged to teach the Gibbon school it will begin about September 1 Dolfay and Henry Thompson this week sold 70 head of yearling sheep to Dan P Smythe of Pendleton George Brace was in Pendleton Friday Harry Reese of Pendleton spent that week at the W J Furnish home
Kentucky senator Ollie James, weighing about 400 pounds, fears upper berths after a rough old sleeping car incident. A light 101 pound passenger already in the lower berth yields to him, and a note on the curtain states the lower berth is preferred.
The dairy plant at Corvallis Oregon Agricultural College has been expanded with new equipment to run like a commercial creamery. Butter cheese and ice cream will be produced under factory conditions using a new refrigerating machine for ice and cooling. Professor KR Graves, new dairy department head, says the plant supports student instruction research extension work and herd improvement across Holstein Jersey Guernsey and Ayrshire cattle. Offices will aid farmers and dairymen statewide.
Mineola Aug. 19 Mrs Mary Simms a wealthy New York widow learning to fly at Hempstead aviation field was saved when her monoplane turned turtle at 290 feet. The wreckage was lifted and she emerged smiling and not seriously hurt.
Aug 19 Newport reports the national doubles championships opening with two favored California teams McLoughlin Bundy and Griffin Strachan meeting in the challenge round. Other NA schedules include Eaglesmere championships in Eaglesmere Pennsylvania and Allegheny Mountains open in Cumberland Maryland with Central West mixed doubles at Ivanhoe Club Kansas City.
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