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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
Oakland and San Francisco split a doubleheader, Oakland defeating Los Angeles 4 0 and San Francisco beating Vernon 4 2. Portland defeated Sacramento in a late inning rally, Spokane shut out Seattle 5 0, Vancouver beat Tacoma 2 1, and Northwest College track records are highlighted with Oregon leading in new marks.
In the first inning yesterday Vancouver built an early lead and held on as Annis and Byrnes, Chinault and Lewis sparked the offense. Senec and Taronnee contributed, while Vancouver robbed Tacoma of a potential shutout and moved atop the standings for the second time in a week.
A. K. AfeChan McCann, 51, principal at Gilliam County High School in Condon Oregon, committed suicide Monday after accusations by two 11 year old girls of improper conduct. His body was found Tuesday near a canyon cabin after a search by Sheriff Rogers. McCann denied the charges but reportedly admitted the allegations two days before his death. He leaves a wife and three grown children and had recently been reelected to lead the school. An inquest will examine mental state.
In Rudlong Washington a local man recalls kidney trouble running in his family and credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with his cure after four doses. He urges others not to neglect treatment before it worsens and warns about delaying care.
A New York and Pennsylvania colonization project aims to settle 0 to 76 families in the MekKensie valley near Eugene Oregon this summer. Promoter J A Youngereen of Springfield says representatives will arrive soon to choose settlement sites on 5000 acres along the MeKenzie valley, described as among the valley’s richest lands.
Ad promises money back if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle. Claims cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels and help you get well. Sold by all dealers.
Tired aching and sweaty feet find relief with Liquid Foot Base advertised by First Class Drug Stores. The product promises happiness for everyone with a single bottle offering comfort for tired feet.
Hermiston's local club elected officers for the 1911 year at Hermiston Mercantile Hall. Carl S. McNaught named manager and Andrews appointed captain of the Hermiston baseball team, succeeding P. A. Stover who left for Alaska and W. Themypeen who resigned. A public reception honored Reverend Cash of the Baptist church. New Life Pills touted by local residents and business listings noted Tallman & Co. and Muckler couple's visit, with others traveling to Deschutes country.
Landed as a short, rough notice from a damaged page. It mentions Mor's oxfords selling cheap at A Eklunda and a warning to lumber men about priorities and family trees, with unclear context and limited details.
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