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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1912
Page
6
O'Toole and Lavender pitched a brilliant game in a Pittsburgh contest. Score line shows runs hits and errors. Batteries listed as O'Toole and Gibson for the A's Lavender and Archer for the Pirates.
In Philadelphia on July 2 Brooklyn and Philadelphia split two hard fought games. Philadelphia captured the first 10 to 7 and Brooklyn won the second 14 to 1. Daubert collected seven hits in ten trips and drew two walks across the doubleheader.
An advertisement promises pimples, blackheads, eczema, rash, and other blemishes vanish with Zemo applied to the skin. The liquid sinks in and works fast. EB W Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis sells large bottles for $1 and trial bottles for 25 cents, with a guarantee. Pendleton Drug Store offers the product locally.
In Vancouver on July 2 the Indians defeated the Beavers in both games. Noyes earned his ninth straight win in the morning game, while Cadreau beat Willis in the evening. Batteries featured Noyes and Devogt for the Indians with Savini and Sepulveda behind them.
Reassuring bulletins report strengthened fire protection across the Pacific Northwest as June rains reduce danger but hot windy weather remains. Oregon timber patrols rise to 250 with five new groups, Weeks Act funds total over 46,000 dollars, and private spending nears one million. Washington is building cooperation with state and federal agencies as fire losses so far include five lives in May and no deaths in June.
Portland July 2 I have absolutely no apology to make for my action in the Chicago convention I feel an explanation is due to friends misled by adverse criticism inspired by Dr H W Coe and directed toward me Critics emanated from Dr Coe and Charles W Ackerson acting from selfish purposes I shall show in a full statement I will prepare The services of an interpreter will not be required to determine to whom I refer or what I mean
Sunday returnee from Chicago criticizes W. S. U Ren Dr Coe and others who claim he betrayed Oregon voters. He explains he would have backed Borah if Roosevelt had kept to the original plan. He says La Follette’s balance of power was undermined by last minute moves, and he refused to back McGovern or Root for temporary chairman.
Mrs Laura C Hammond enrolled at Englewood High disguised as Miss Hammond three years ago. She appeared eighteen, wore short skirts, and graduated near the top. In fact she is thirty three and has been married thirteen years. She says she wanted to be something and began education six years ago at Dor Grammar school.
A young woman recalling her days at Englewood High describes posing as a miss, her father figure Ira Hammond, and her dream to attend the University of Chicago to become a lawyer. She notes back pain from hard labor and endorses Ballard Snow Liniment for relief, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bro.
In New Albany Indiana Mrs. William Winn was walking through a pasture when a cow charged. Her dog leaped to the defense, gripping the cow by the nose with its fangs and drawing the animal away long enough for her to escape unharmed. The heroic canine was shaken off but succeeded in diverting the cow’s attention from Mrs. Winn.
Public notice urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now for possible emergencies before summer ends. Available at all dealers.
Penland Bros advertises rapid furniture and plane mov ing services with short trips in the city or transfers to the country. They claim to haul anything and provide a phone contact Malin 339 for bookings.
A community fundraiser invites everyone to a July 3 event in Eagle Woodman hall to support local baseball programs with dancing and music. The notice emphasizes inclusive attendance and a festive outdoor style venue.
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