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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
2
The store announces its 24th Annual Clearance Sale to clear surplus stock before February 1, offering deep price cuts across a wide range of merchandise. The ad promises vast savings for the public and guarantees every advertised item exactly as shown with no misrepresentation.
Sunday table supplies offered by Pendleton's Grocery Store with fresh shipments of Swifts hams and bacon. Premium hams priced at 22 cents per pound and premium bacon at 30 cents per pound. Early department items priced at 25 cents for items marked M 22.
Lulu Chambers and Pad Chambers, both young, separated in San Francisco. She led him to his parents in Oakland at 1 a.m. with a suitcase as his mother found him on the porch. she claimed to be returning her husband and their wedding present. Chambers had an interlocutory divorce decree in Oakland, citing his wife’s mail from other young men and her affection for nightlife.
Woodard, a well known turfman from Lexington, returns from Betis county after a week hunting and displays a pelt. The report notes he did not have a gun, and identifies him as a familiar local figure in the area.
The account recalls Joe Chenault in Mundison county and Gip Whitt inviting Woodard to White Springs for a fox chase. In Kentucky river country near Batlll county the dogs treed a bear. lacking guns they used brass knuckles to stun and finish it. The bear weighed 297 pounds and a rug was planned. The piece closes with a set of archaic domestic rules about wife care and wages.
Cincinnati Police Judge August Bode laid down a set of rules to husbands inclined to be abusive when wives refuse to provide money. The judge formulated the guidelines to curb domestic abuse and protect women seeking financial autonomy.
Hamburg America Line orders a third 60 000 ton liner for trans Atlantic service. Built by Blohm and Voss at their private yard, sister to the Imperator, 890 feet long with 90 foot beam. Imperator to enter service spring 1913 and accommodate 5000 passengers.
A terse report states Hoy shot another person with a Christmas present bun, described as the most unsuitable proven on earth for a boy is a gun.
Washington editors argue Taft pushes unamended peace treaties for a vague foreign policy, neglecting domestic issues like railroad regulation and judiciary reforms. The New York Press accuses Taft of self serving arbitration aims, diverting focus from urgent national problems and weakening his party.
Supreme Court will decide if a judicial decision made by a judge at sea via wireless telegraphy is valid. The case arose from land dispute in Porto Rico where Judge Rokey directed a time eaves of filing a bill of exceptions while en route to the United States. The message was sent within three miles of Porto Rico.
In Los Angeles on January 4 Bert Conners Ira Bender and A P Maple labor leaders are charged with conspiracy to dynamite the Hall of Records building. After six months in jail they were brought to trial and each will face separate trials with Maple and Bender scheduled to go to trial officially on Monday.
The ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a safe fast cure for colds, catarrh, and loss of taste smell and hearing. It claims cleansing action reaches the nose throat and head, strengthens tissues, and prevents chronic catarrh. A 50 cent bottle from a druggist is recommended, with a liquid form for sprays and a note that children may use it safely.
In Peking on January 4 thirty thousand imperial troops dispatched from Pao Ting Fu and Shih Wang Tao advance toward Chin Wang Tao and Lan Chow to subdue mutineers. A separate force of Manchu troops from Thibet reportedly recaptured Chang Lu, capital of Sze Chuen, from rebels.
Wu Ting Fang acting for the rebels protests to the powers against Premier Yuan for disregarding peace envoy Tang Shao Yi agreements aimed at ending Manchu rule and restoring peace. Negotiations falter and hostilities may resume at any moment.
A London correspondent notes Yuan Shi Kai stands as a striking personal symbol of China’s swift political transformation. His rise and stance reflect a broader shift in national attitudes amid revolutionary developments.
A critique notes Yuan Shi Kai’s rise to power in China with relatives educated at the Anglo-Chinese College in Tientsin and a portrait there. The piece mentions Roosevelt absent at a peace convention, remarking that peace meetings seem hard to hold without the threat of war.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The claim is supported by endorsements from Alding Kinnan Marvin and F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. It states the medicine is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and price per bottle.
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