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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1913

Page

9

Soo Line to be built to Lewiston in Idaho

Soo officials plan a short northward line to connect with Canadian Pacific and the W R N Snake River branch at Lewiston. Trackage rights would allow trains from Portland to Chicago and Duluth, with initial construction from Plaza, N D to Lewiston, Mont area and surveys now under way.

Lewiston Idaho Soo Canadian Pacific Snake River Portland Plaza N. D Soo Line Chicago Duluth Authentc Lewistown Mont Montana

Bride enjoined from seeing husband in Seattle case

In Seattle on February 25 Mrs. Phil lip Waughop, ten days newlywed of Dr. Waughop, was enjoined from attempting to contact or see her husband. He, via attorney Keene, has filed for divorce and is reportedly under influence of bromide and chloral administered by his wife.

Seattle Wash Phillip Waughop Waughop

West home for erring girls approved in Oregon bill

In Salem Oregon February 25 a bill to create and fund an industrial home for wayward girls aged 12 to 25 drew opposition from Smith of Klamath who warned of housing prisoners. Lola Baldwin of Portland championed the measure which passed both houses and now awaits action. The House voted 40 to 2 to enact the $50 000 appropriation for three years of reformative labor, despite concerns of state burden and future raids on houses of prostitution.

Salem Ore Smith Klamath Moser Lola Baldwin Portland Marion County

Men from 28 counties attend Oregon short course

The Oregon Agricultural College hosts 182 Oregonians from 28 counties for the short course with 579 in farmers week from 22 counties. Participants include 144 women and 48 in the four weeks course, with attendees from Washington, California, Idaho, Texas, Illinois, New York, Alaska, Vermont, Mexico and several foreign origins. The group encompasses varied vocations from teachers to merchants, including a dress maker, a physician and two ministers.

Linn Clackamas Multnomah Marion Coos Douglas Lincoln Polk Yamhill Washington Umatilla Lane Clatsop Union Curry Klamath Gilliam Harney Lake Wasco Columbia Josephine Wheeler Sherman California New York Idaho Minnesota Montana Michigan Maine Arizona Ireland Canada

Wolgast Routed? Wolgast Drawn With Murphy in 20 Rounds

At Coffroth's Arena Daly City on February 25 Ad Wolgast a former lightweight champion fought Tommy Murphy of New York to a hairline 20 round draw. Murphy staggered Wolgast half a dozen times with lefts and rights but failed to stop him. The crowd loudly disputed the decision as Murphy was no puncher and Wolgast showed decline in form.

Murphy Wolgast

Gradual Thaw of Snow Benefits Wheat in Walla Walla

In Walla Walla Washington on February 25 the slow thaw kept grain from guttering hillsides while moisture penetrated soil. Farmers report excellent wheat condition, minimal runoff, and higher soil moisture than in recent years, with streams rising little.

Walla Walla, Wasah Walla Walla

How Salmon Get Up Water Falls

A western naturalist and sportsman recounts watching a rifle hunt for salmon at a river fall near Portland Oregon. He notes the fish ascend by choosing shallow riffles, leaping and wriggling over rocks and shallows to reach deep waters above, with testimony from locals on the Willamette River.

Willamette River Oregon Portland

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure

A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to end grippe and severe colds by taking a dose every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken. It claims rapid relief of headache feverishness nasal congestion sore throat and other cold symptoms with no quinine and no bad after effects.

Grippe Pape

Athletes ascend waterfall by swimming power

The report explains that competitors gain headway before the fall and swim straight up the middle at top speed. Though many are thrown back by the force of the water, many still reach the water above. They neither jump the falls nor strike rocks, but climb solely by swimming strength and speed.

House Clashes Over Two Battleship Plan

Washington February 25 Advocates and opponents of a bigger navy collided in the House in a holiday battle that ended in a tie and postponement A filibuster led by Representative Sisson of Mississippi aimed to block passage this session of the two battleships bill Democrats and Republicans united in favor of the increase in ships setting up a likely test vote on Monday or Tuesday

Washington Sisson Mississippi

In Reno Where Society Cream Is Found

Miss Blase asks in this country where the cream of society can be found and answers herself with Reno as the place. The remark reflects social views and hints at Reno as a social center.

Miss Blase Reno

Every Child Should Be Given This Tonic

An old advertisement promotes Jayne's Vermifage claiming it cures digestive troubles in children by destroying intestinal parasites. It asserts adults suffer indigestion from parasites too and touts tonic restoration of digestion. The copy notes palatability with sugar for kids, longevity of use, and availability from Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia.

Jayne D. Jayne

Unsteady Nerves and Digestive Ailments Aided by Merito Tonic

A historical advertisement claims Merito Tonic Digestive provides instant relief for indigestion dyspepsia constipation bilious attacks and impure blood caused by a bad stomach. The ad markets it as a world famous remedy for related ailments.

Meritol Remedies Marketed by Tallman & Co

A Liberal Offer guarantees Meritol Haly Tonic with refund if not satisfactory. Meritol Rheumatism Powders claim to neutralize uric acid and ease rheumatic symptoms. Meritol Eczema Remedy advertised for eczema and skin diseases. Exclusive agents listed as Tallman & Co.

Cement work guidance and free estimates offered

An advertisement urges homeowners to consider reinforced concrete basements and walls for foundations and cellars. It details basement height about seven feet, wall thickness six inches, finishing options, and fireproofing benefits. It also covers concrete sidewalks with base, mix ratios, and surface finishing, touting 50 years of experience and inviting inquiries via East Oregonian office.

America Old Country East Oregonian

Judge's Library Note on the Separator

A fragment from Judge's Library mentions the Separator in a terse exchange. The line hints at a dispute or definition but provides no clear actions, dates, or participants beyond the keyword. The readable text remains limited to the acrid remark and the citation fragment.

Thin Words and Edgewise Talk Highlighted

A Pittsburg Post quote contrasts thin words with blunt talk. The line features a husband remarking on concise speech and a henpecked spouse agreeing that thin words slip in edgewise.

Pittsburg Post

St Reetz Installs Baths in Remodelled Shop

The popular shop reports a full remodel and enlargement making it thoroughly sanitary. New bath tubs installed and services advertised include haircuts for 35 cents inviting patrons to visit.

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