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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement explains that rheumatism stems from excess uric acid in blood due to indigestion and irregularities. It claims S S S purifies blood, neutralizes uric acid, and strengthens circulation, easing pain. It invites readers to request a book on rheumatism and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
A Hungarian nobleman Count Yay of Vaya argues in Deutsche Rundschau that Britain's intellectual and moral decay endangers its national strength. He cites socialism spreading among workers and changes in the upper classes as signs of decline, contrasting cherished traits like duty, energy, discipline with present attitudes.
An ad promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepin as a gentle laxative tonic for elderly people. It claims to relieve chronic constipation without harsh purgatives, offers tonic benefits for stomach, liver and bowels, and cites testimonials from Mr Hoffman and others in Glenwood Springs. A sample bottle offer is printed with an address in Monticello and a mail-in request.
Echo Oregon reports Mrs William Watenburger narrowly escaped ptomaine poisoning from cheese at her home. Bank of Echo stockholders re elected officers including J B Saylor president and R B Stanfield cashier. W C T U chapter held a meeting with a varied program and social reception. Local residents arrived or departed from visitations and travel.
University of Oregon students cheer a favorable referendum ruling amid delays from forged petitions. The hold up on the last legislature's appropriation bill left Deady Hall and McClure Hall crowded, with archaic facilities and insufficient space. Modern buildings like Library, Villard, and engineering blocks lack capacity, hampering fall term work and safety. The Supreme Court action is expected to impact funding and construction plans.
The court will sustain the lower court ruling and provide funds by March first for the new university structures. This finance will allow the university to open next September with fully equipped facilities.
Dr W R Foote of Beaver Hill Junction shot and instantly killed Charles Wilcox roadmaster on a street in Coquille. Foote surrendered to a deputy sheriff and was jailed. Two of Foote’s sons near him. motive cited as unwritten law regarding Wilcox and Foote’s daughter. Premeditation suggested after days of tension.
Rattlesnake Pete a cowpuncher and rough rider from the west loses his sweetheart Nellie Lane after meeting her at the Spokane Interstate fair in October. He wrote from 725 Sherman Street Spokane and was laid up with a bum ankle after an injury at the fair. Pete is staying at 7153 1-3 Third Avenue hoping to learn where she went.
Hermiston Oregon January telegrams indicate the Uma lla water rights payments graduation remains uncertain. The Reclamation Service reportedly does not favor concessions, with settlers unable to reach the secretary and appeals directed to President Taft and the Reclamation head. Light plant outage leaves Hermiston in darkness for four days as the reservoir pump froze. Personal items note local officials and businessmen visiting Pendleton and Hermiston for weeklong stays, operations, and orders for fruit boxes.
Salem officials say the U S Supreme Court decision in the Pacific Coast lumber rate cases invalidates Oregon 14 hour law. Attorney-General Crawford calls it binding on state legislation not covered by federal statutes. Railroad Commissioner Campbell doubts full understanding but agrees the law may be struck down.
Olive Dorr of Washington, age 26 and famed in high society, caused a stir at the Lincoln Hotel lobby in the early morning. After attempting to obtain a key for bed and undressing in public, she was escorted to police and booked for drunk and disorderly conduct.
An examining physician for a major life insurance company says kidney disease is common and often undetected among applicants. He endorses Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a highly successful herbal remedy, noting its cures and urging readers to try it. Samples are free from Dr Kilmer & Co. and readers should mention the Daily East Oregonian.
READ for PROFIT They work directly on the KIDNEYS, BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES with a permanent benefit for BACKACHE KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE and INFLAMMATION of the BLADDER. J A Maple of Steubenville testifies that Foley Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys and severe bladder trouble, relieving backache and restoring normal kidney function. For sale by all dealers.
A line ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the remedy for a lame back from overwork or cold settling in back muscles. It claims prompt relief when rubbed thoroughly on the affected area and lists price points 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
In a chatty exchange Anna asks Clara what Mr Ek lund charged for sewing on soles. Clara recalls a 66c charge for work she liked, while men’s soles cost 90c and a full pair of fine shoes is mentioned.
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