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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
3
A health and fashion feature offers travel skin care tips and clothing ideas. It promotes 88 S S as a skin purifier and discusses routines on the road, washing habits, and hotel or guest accommodations. It covers hats, caps, linen frocks, mackintosh care, trims, sleeves, and closing the house for summer with moth prevention.
Miles Netzel homered with two down in the sixth to lift North Yakima past the Puckaroos 2-1. Nadeau added a three base hit and Fuller contributed a three bagger. Pendleton pitched in relief as the Buckaroos led early before Yakima stormed back.
Instructional note advises preparing a tablecloth with loops and four clothespins to secure it to grass for a table setting. It then shifts to advertising a child’s linen frock, praising its washability and fine material suitable for frequent rubbing.
Walla Walla July 23 Retrieving from a bad start Hard Luck Kelly pitched well in a duel with Bonner as the Bears tied Boise at the top of the ladder in the second half. Errors and timely hitting by Martini Sheely and Johnson aided in a seventh inning rally. Boise threatened in the eighth but a slick double play started by Childers saved the tie.
The account praises Yakima's formidable lineup and notes two hits a sacrifice a walk and a run off Fuchner in the first. King struggles at bat and in field while Netzel and Taylor shine. Jimmie Richardson earns praise for umpiring and Starkell inspires fan zeal as Manager Bade and Secretary Kellough promote a benefit game next Friday.
Special Correspondence from Adams Oregon notes Ike Christopher began barley harvest last Thursday while L L Rogers started wheat. Clara Whitely and Flo attend Athena business, Casper Woodward visited Pendleton, Prof. McDaniel from Milton toured Adams, N Gangrow of Portland visits May Picard. Flossie Anderson from Walla Walla stays a few days in Adams. Loisa Rovers returns home for summer after winter in Walla Walla. Harry Reed travels to The Dalles on business. The Whites and daughter Flo and Hellen visit Pendleton on business. E G Marquis druggist conducts local business visits. G M Morrison family spend Sunday at springs. P T Hale and daughters Rena and Reta also. L H Rogers and J O Hale Pendleton visitors Saturday. L L Lieuallen Earl Wallace and F M Whitely visit Athena Monday.
The Walla Wall Union notes that admission for the day will be one dollar as the club seeks funds. They urge loyal fans to attend, stating subscriptions are not feasible and charitable turnout is needed to assist the team.
Trade is paralyzed across southern China as the province of Kwintong declares independence. Stores closed, merchants urge consignments halted, and many residents flee to Macao and Hong Kong. The movement sparks anxiety and resentment toward Provisional President Yuan Shikai, though his military and financial power complicates resistance.
The Circassian Lady complains the ossified man is hard to know. The Snake Charmer asks what ails him and the lady explains the difficulty in getting acquainted with him in this scene.
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