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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
3
Washington reports warn that native Hawaiiians face extinction as land loss and foreign ownership reshape the islands. The deposed Queen Liliuokalani remains a figure of loyalty for Hawaiians, while colonists and American interests consolidate sugar lands. Meanwhile in Alaska a car accident injures a couple, including Mie Careen fork in Seattle.
With Oregon Sterling Merchants Association backing, Portland prepares for the Fourth Annual Buyers Week from August 7 to 12. The effort unites wholesalers, jobbers, and manufacturers to showcase products, boost purchases, and strengthen regional commerce through receptions, luncheons, and entertainment amid broadened business ties.
Epworth Leaguers held a picnic on Cunha's Upper river farm near Echo Oregon. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant gathering with members of the group present and visitors from Portland and Beho noted among the attendees.
Market activity opened weak amid heavy selling and cautious sentiment. Industrials showed volatility as Union Pacific and Canali Pacific fluctuated, while Crucible and Steel common traded modestly lower. Overall trading reflected caution with limited gains and continued selling pressure.
A parent recounts a two month battle with a severe skin itch and sores on a young boy. After trying Cushina Seay and Oink meat with limited relief, they used Cuticura products and Cucur Deene aids, which led to the child’s recovery and removal of symptoms.
Candidates in Aberdeen Washington filed for county and city offices as the filing period closed. Names include W. Betniwell clerk, Duncan Campbell auditor, George D Robertson engineer, and Sherman Hoiwer assessor among others. Six sheriff nominees and three superintendents were listed, with nominations for two commissioners and two ships officers still to be announced.
In The Dalles Oregon on July 1 a Japanese American citizen was christened Lay Gazuo Kobayvashi at Bt Puuts Eplespal church. The Japanese parents say they are patriotic Americans and intend their son to become an American army officer. They attended the parade on July 4 where another child carried American flags. The family are active church members and fervent in patriotism and faith.
Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment with full instructions sent free. No money required. write today if your child troubles you. The treatment is claimed to cure urinary difficulties in both children and aged people.
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