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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
3
It promotes saving money on dry goods clothing and shoes for Pendleton shoppers. The ad highlights new spring goods arriving daily and invites customers to see how far a dollar will go with low prices like 49c 81/3 c and 6c.
Suits for men and young men offered at deep discounts with values ranging from 9.90 to 17.50 and boys knickerbocker sets priced from 1.98 to 4.98, highlighting substantial savings on a broad apparel selection.
Nat Webb, veteran Inland Empire sheepman, recalls Portland visits since 1854 and 60-year weaving of sheep and wool trade cycles. He notes land prices, range changes, and shift from wool to mutton profitability, with memories of Walla Walla, Roseburg, Heppner, and Milton-Freewater as he discusses land speculation and aging farming towns.
Portland Oregon February 13 pardons signed by President Taft have been received granting clemency to H H Hendricks who was convicted August 4 1906 for subornation of perjury in a land fraud case and to J H Hall former United States attorney for this district who was convicted in 1910 of protecting land frauders Hendricks was sentenced April 30 1909 to 13 months on Mc Neils Island and a fine of 500 The issuance of committment was withheld pending the application for an executive pardon.
A brief advert touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a thoroughly reliable treatment for the common cold. It recommends using the product to rid oneself of the illness quickly and notes availability through all dealers.
In Salem on February 13 the Lewelling bill to sterilize habitual criminals moral degenerates and perverts passed the Oregon state senate by 16 votes. Dr. Owens Adair of Astoria originated the measure and will attend the signing with Governor West. Senator Day shifted a vote to approve, and several absentees were expected to support the measure. The debate was brief. opponents argued constitutional concerns while supporters contended it addresses hereditary insanity. The final tally: Ayes Burgess Day Dimick Farrell Hawley Hollis Joseph Kiddle Lester McCulloch Perkins Ragsdale Smith of Coos Smith of Josephine Stewart Wood 16. Nays Barrett Butler Caron Kellaher Miller Moser Neuner Patton President Malarkey 11. Absent Hoskins Thompson Von der Hellen 3.
Camas Washington February 13 Arthur Thayer a druggist prominent in business circles was arrested on a charge of selling liquor illegally. Deputy Sheriff W W Laws collected the evidence and Thayer was released on bonds to appear in Superior Court at Vancouver. This is the first arrest under the local option law since saloons closed at year start, with more complaints expected in coming days.
Mothers fear frequent colds among children as each cold weakens lungs and lowers vitality. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous for its cures, pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
WashingtonFebruary 12 Harold Hopkins was nominated as register of the land office at The Dalles. The nomination sets the stage for a key appointment in the administration of public lands, with Hopkins expected to bring experience to the bureau and oversight of land records in The Dalles region.
Mrs Willard A Graham of Elsworth Tuttle Bovina Center New York says six years of poor health and back pains eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She now does most work and cares for two children. The ad promotes the remedy and offers confidential letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Massachusetts.
After the first dose you feel the cold break and grippe symptoms ease. A dose every two hours for three doses cures grippe or breaks the worst cold in the head chest back stomach and limbs. Ends headache nose fullness feverishness sore throat runny nose and rheumatic twinges. A 25 cent package contains no quinine and is sold by any druggist. Tastes nice and acts gently.
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