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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
3
Good Housekeeping notes doubling yeast allows quick sponge for luncheon rolls and hot breads. Unfermented Brown Bread uses rye, cornmeal and molasses with sour milk and soda for a stiff batter baked in a greased pan. Fashion tips describe hats, frocks, crepe fabrics, and jet polishing methods.
A jaunty coral straw turban with a rolled brim tilts charmingly on the head. A low crown gains height from a black marineé bow pleat encircling the crown, and two shaded pink silk roses adorn the left edge. Suitable for a youthful face and a dainty afternoon lace or silk frock.
July 14 Fans watched a quirky exhibition as the Bucks led early but collapsed behind errors. Jamieson struggled with control while Smoky Joe TI silenced the Bucks after the fourth inning. Gard and Toots Scores led Boise with key hits and a late rally. King and Osborne provided late offense for Boise.
In Walla Walla, July 14, the Bears beat North Yakima 5 to 4 in the sixteenth inning. Pitcher Hard Luck Kelly went the distance, aided by strong defense. Harrod misplayed a ball for the decisive error allowing the left fielder to score. North Yakima had led until the eighth.
Score by innings shows Boise 11 Pendleton 4. Key plays include Kennedy and Clarke sacrifice hits, stolen bases by Osborne Gard Winkler Bonner Varian and a King home run. Pitchers Jamieson Augustus and Woods with specified innings and hits. Game time 2.03. Umpire Hall.
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon notes the Woman's Study Club hosted an afternoon in honor of Mrs J H Bugan who moves to Pilot Rock. Roses and sweet peas decorated the rooms, toasts followed refreshments, and guests extended best wishes for her future. Numerous Stanfield residents and nearby visitors are mentioned in casual social notes.
Athena Ore July 14 F L Atkinson has traded his Commercial Livery Stable on Main street to Wm Vancell of Milton for a fruit ranch E L Barnett formerly of this city now of Cornelius Ore is staying in Athena M E Burden of Halsey Ore is spending the summer In Athena Mrs EB M Achilles of Spokane is visiting in the city Mrs Wm Wilkenson is visiting at Farmington Wash Archie Shick of Chewlah Wash is visiting relatives in Athena Mrs Jerry Swartz of North Yakima Wash is visiting relatives in Athena Mrs Arbogast of Ritter Ore is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G Persol of this city The Ladies Aide of the M E church gave an ice cream social in the basement of the church Friday evening which netted them 18 Miss Ruth Krebs is visiting at Sand Point Idaho Mr and Mrs C M May of the Weston mountain were Athena visitors Saturday.
In a long contest North Yakima led late but Walla Walla rallied with a tie in the eighth. Gordon replaced Kile and held the line into extra frames as Doyle, Martini and Taylor fueled a 16th inning winning rally. Final: Walla Walla 5 21 8, North Yakima 4 13 3.
The article reports Canada’s forestry outlook with 60 percent of the nation suited to timber crops and US efforts in fire control using Amenia bombs tested to extinguish fires. It notes Western Pacific Railway fire reporting on Plumas National Forest and Utah leading in forest grazing permits, with varied flock sizes and grazing patterns nationwide.
Advert shows Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge claims to expel worms and restore health in children. A. Brisbin of Klein, Till, touts long use and endorsement. Guarantied. Sold by druggists or mail order. Price 26e. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis. Koep pens.
Washington reports Senator Owen urged the senate to create a bureau of legislative experts to draft bills on request from the president and congressional committees. Senator Bacon mocked the idea, calling it a schoolmaster for senators. Owen withdrew the bill after the exchange.
An ad claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying tonic that acts on mucous surfaces, asserts endorsements by physicians, and promises free literature from Toledo Ohio.
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