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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
2
Basem't showcases a clearance sale of boys suits and a broad range of groceries and crockery. Special blend coffee 25¢, canned pineapple 25¢, sardines 10¢, maple syrup 35¢ quart, with cheap bulk coconut and olive products. full department store discounts on china and dishware.
In Los Angeles July 22 Whalen’s two free passes followed by two hits gave Ver fon a lead in the third game of the series yesterday. Sacramento’s scoring came from a single sequence as Los Angeles struggled. Oakland beat the Angels 4 to 1 in a pitching duel. Portland won a sharp 2 to 1 decision over San Francisco in a pitchers battle. Tacoma edged Seattle 2 to 1 after a late squeeze attempt. Baseball results from the day include standings in the National and American leagues and tennis results from Portland championships.
New York reports that the national board of censors may lean on women to shape the verdict in the Jeffries-Totineon case. Members include Mrs. Josephine Redding and Mrs. Augusta Prescott, with others noted in weekly briefings.
Prominent board members include Mrs Miriam Sutro Price and Miss Serina Town send with discussion on whether to show fight pictures. Public sentiment and child welfare concerns shape the potential action as buyers wait. Also covered: Commodore Warrington’s 1814 Peacock victory and the Lewis Warrington destroyer’s namesake.
New York notes describe the Countess Lavina, wife of Tom Thumb, as spry and vivacious. She travels frequently between London Paris and San Francisco, recalling her six decades of travel and praise for Atlantic crossings while denying support for suffrage.
Washington reports odd effects from naval nomenclature and ship naming rules. Two superdreadnoughts are authorized, with Nevada and Oklahoma likely to be followed by Arizona and New Mexico next year. Big states lead in ships, others lag behind in class.
M Raller du Baty and his brother Henry captained a 40 ton fishing boat, bought two and a half years ago, to the Kerguelen Islands. They sailed 600 miles from Rio de Janeiro to Tristan da Cunha, endured a cyclone and heavy storms, and spent March 1908 to observe and study the island during fifteen months.
The party began in June last year for Australia and endured a forty five day voyage storm tossed and nearly sunk. They saved the boat by jettisoning cargo and reached Melbourne where the vessel was sold for gold. They then took a passenger steamer to Marseilles and will report to the Academy and the Geographical Society.
Washington Equal Suffrage Association distributed a leaflet titled Instructions to Voters outlining how to vote for the equal suffrage amendment next November. Mrs Emma Smith DeVoe spoke in Walla Walla addressing carpenters and bartenders unions, gaining some union support for suffrage.
A playful scene centers on a humorous exchange as a drum merchant asks for an order and the proprietor curtly replies Get out. The ad copy promotes July Lippcott's men’s oxfords at low prices at A Eklund’s.
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