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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
2
A local warehouse advertises a clearance on men suits from Hart Schaffner Marx with prices ranging from 10 to 32.50 dollars and promises wide stock for the fall season. The shop also features boiled ham cheeses canned goods olives pickles and fruits with emphasis on sanitary storage and competitive pricing.
A Breeder's Gazette summary notes U S wool exports loom as a relief move amid a stagnant market. Dealers fear liquidation of last year's clip and rising London demand, with Idaho and Chicago markets seeing bids around 17 to 23 cents. Knollin foresees a season price drop and renewed warehouse growth as cooperatives fill space.
An internal view argues against blanket blame on millmen for abroad sourcing while noting volatile wool prices. It cites American Woolen Co. market power, imports at lower costs, and price swings caused by speculators. The writer warningly questions Pinchot’s tariff attacks and calls for stabilizing policies to prevent a full market collapse.
A 350 pound brown bear was killed by George F Carter three miles up the White Salmon River while a berry-picking party fled. Carter retrieved a gun at a nearby cabin and killed the bear as it prepared to attack. The berry abundance attracts Bruin family members from the mountains west of town.
Dr C J Smith of the Colts and Mrs Clara Davis spoke at Pendleton AMERICAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE chapter meeting in the city hall. They praised women's work for humanity, discussed chapter house location and connections with the Commercial association, and noted courses offered by the league. Visitors James Johns and M O'Brien attended. a vote of thanks closed the gathering, with plans for September. Russia hanged 6258 of her citizens last year.
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