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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented OCR list shows canned olives priced at 35¢ and puddings at 15¢ to 65¢, with salad dressing and honey products also noted. Names such as Mrs Porter's and Stanfield appear in the scattered items.
WashingtonJanuary 31 prospect of the largest inauguration crowd drew near as 29000 national guardsmen and others planned to attend. A Jefferson Monticello replica stand will circle the White House for the review, cedar trees and electric lights framing the scene. Suffragettes expect to erect a stand south of the treasury for March 3 parade and seek use of reviewing stands on Pennsylvania Avenue.
An advertised promise offers cure for itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days with a money refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails. The ad urges trial by readers seeking relief from hemorrhoidal symptoms.
Miss Bernetta A Miller will fly an aeroplane in the inauguration parade for President elect Wilson on March 4 in Washington. The stunt, initially a dare, now joins the suffrage wing of the parade as women celebrate gains in the era.
The text notes women’s rising prominence illustrated by Miss Miller. She is busy scrubbing her motor, oiling the bearings, and getting ready for a major fight for women in March.
Vatican Quirinal clash looms as Italian press calls Pope Pius to register as an elector under universal suffrage. King Victor Emmanuel fronts as a citizen, with royal family members including the Duke of Abruzzi Duke D Aosta and the Duke of Genoa following his lead.
Richards tells Kyle she would drop dead if he came home early. Kyle retorts that he would need a bigger bribe than that to do so. The exchange hints at strained relations and possible ongoing tension between the two.
Dispatch reports Spokane club manager Joseph Cohn will coach the Indians in Boise this spring with 35 to 40 players. Pitchers and catchers to report first for a week or two of training before the rest arrive. Players to stay at a leading hotel and use Cody ball park.
Mrs. Battling Nelson formerly Fay King of Portland traveled through Pendleton yesterday aboard No. 17 on her way to Portland. The brief transit notes a name change as she heads to the Oregon metropolis.
Pendleton welcomed Governor Hoch of Kansas with warm reception and favorable local notices. Arthur R. Priest of the Redpath-Priest Lyceum Bureau forwarded a Marion Kansas paper excerpt praising Pendleton Round-up, its frontier heritage, amphitheater, and tourist draw, alongside Pendleton’s strong school system, woolen mill, and Indian crafts trade.
Pendleton high school hosts an interclass girls basketball game as a prelim to the Pendleton versus Commercial main event. Tip off 7:30 in the new high school gym with nets to speed play and a fast paced contest amid youthful scholastic teams.
Salem Oregon senate adjourned at 11 30 Thursday morning to pay respect to Captain James Blakely of Brownsville who died at age 100. He was a former member of the legislature. Senator Miller moved to appoint a three member committee to draft resolutions of respect.
New York report from the Consumers' League cites poor wages driving young women into downward paths. About 60 percent of saleswomen over 16 earn under 9 dollars weekly, 33 percent earn 6 to 6.50 dollars, while the group urges 9 dollars a week as a living wage to prevent health and self respect decline and tax-supported social costs.
Bandon Oregon January reports organized drive to secure a distinctive Coos County building at the 1916 San Francisco exposition. The Bandon Commercial Club appoints a committee to coordinate with other county bodies to back a Panama Exposition display. Resolutions endorse Senator Josephs bill for a 600000 Oregon building appropriation at the 1915 exposition.
Salem Oregon the senate passed Van der Hellen's bill to separate the state library from the supreme court library and to appropriate 7500 dollars yearly for the library commission. Senator Dimick voted no. Other bills include prohibiting intoxicants within half a mile of fairs, changing the state board of control to the state water board, amending dower rights for minors, and declaring Gaston roads to be streets.
Commentary argues the European crisis resembles a medical case needing a precise operation. The piece frames the illness as systemic and calls for decisive, targeted measures to restore health.
At the Louisville press gathering only Sanders Orr of the Harrodsburg Leader stood apart from post office chatter, remaining immune to the usual eye on a political editorship.
Promoters offer $100 reward for a catarrh cure claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure cures all stages of catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. They cite constitutional disease treatment and invite testimonials from readers while urging use of Cheney for constipation pills.
New Orleans January 31. National hobo meeting threatens militant suffragette methods if vagrancy laws harshly enforced. Distinguishes between work seeking hobos and unemployed busier hobos, condemning California Illinois Mississippi and Louisiana enforcement. Delegates plan to mail resolutions to state legislatures.
London report surveys royal regalia, noting the crown jewels of Europe. It highlights England's crown with Cullinan diamond and Kohinoor, Russia's imperial regalia, Hungary's vanished crown found in 1853, and the iron crown of Lombardy kept at Monza.
A Yon kera Statesman fragment shows a quarrel over long marriage dynamics. The wife jokes about age, the husband concedes past mistakes, framing a candid domestic exchange. The line hints at evolving attitudes toward romance and commitment.
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