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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
6
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Send me your combings by mail and I will make them into switches puffle or pompadour for $1.50. I guarantee that you get all your own. Write your name and address plainly and send return postage. Milwaukee Clackamas Co Oregon.
A fragment urges girls to stop wearing dress shields, touting a powder named PER SPINO as a superior alternative. The speaker asserts never to wear shields again, claiming the powder left a small mark on the arm.
La Grande defeats Walla Walla 11 to 7 as Pitman and Foster clash in the opening. Rochon and Mensor homer for La Grande while Harmon, Smith deliver key hits for Walla Walla. Scoring summary shows three-base hits by Horton Thompson and two-base hits by Smith.
Cincinnati falls 2 0 to Chicago as poor backing undermines Suge despite solid pitching. Highlights include Richte’s quality work and key players Bold Riehle Archer Suggs Fromme Clark. New York dominates Philadelphia to 3 with strong defense by Murray Fletcher. Pittsburg edges St Louis 4 3 after ninth inning rally. Boston defeats Brooklyn 8 2 behind strong hitting and solid pitching.
June 27 reports Seattle defeated Portland 1 0 as a Spokane Tacoma game was postponed due to wet grounds. A June 7 Portland Seattle clash ended in Seattle 1 Portland 9 after rain halted play. Vancouver won another game over Victoria as Victoria and other details appear mixed from the Vancouver news.
The excerpt notes Stanfield’s wild play with Buckaroo company, two straight losses to Boise, and a lively ball game with pitchers Garrett and Mays in a tight battle. It mentions Jimmie Mensor switching to La Grande, a Pitt Pirates offer for Eddie McCredie, and an umpire debate over Longanecker’s replacement as Gove officiates Boise games. A notable seventh inning double steal avoider and Teck’s slide are described with humor and local sports color. Oldton tablets for digestion are advertised.
In Philadelphia and Washington today New York and Philadelphia split a pair 6 to 5 and 11 to 1 with Sweeney-Malone key hits in the first game. Washington edged Chicago 5 to 2 in ten innings with a late run, then the second game was a 0 to 0 draw. St Louis blanked by Chicago 7 to 0. Detroit beat Cleveland 4 to 1 as Krappy’s hits helped Tetrak win.
Industrious muskrats are undermining the dam of the lake at Fairmount Park in Kansas City Missouri. Engineers say seepage has been traced to muskrat tunneling and damage could weaken the 400 yard long earthwork and threaten the eighteen acre lake within five to six years.
An engineer warned that water entering the dam from the lake is not yet causing serious damage but could threaten the dam's integrity if animals are not exterminated. The statement emphasizes ongoing risk and the need for control measures to prevent dam failure.
Curiosity grows over how Irish members of the forthcoming Home Rule parliament will be compensated. Government members aim for minimal outside interference and leave the decision to the Irish parliament. Redmond and allies resist Imperial dictation on payment or non payment for MPs and senators.
In Salem Oregon on June 26 J F E Morson president of the Deschutes Land Company faces pressure to reach timely, satisfactory agreements with the desert land board regarding the Carey act project to protect settlers amid ongoing troubles with the company's holdings.
A letter from Fred Dennett, commissioner of the general land office, states no right of way for the Crescent reservoir will be granted until the company's operations investigation is completed. He indicates the land office expects a new and more binding contract with the desert land board.
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as a comfortable solution to constipation with no unpleasant effects. Encourages trial and notes availability through all dealers.
A New York syndicate of major theater figures led by the Shuberts, William A Brady, Lew Fields, and Marcus aims to win back thousands of amusement seekers from motion picture houses to legitimate theaters, reversing a recent shift in audience loyalty.
The Love and Others company have built a theater circuit spanning 30 eastern and midwestern cities. They will tour multiple ensembles performing at 19, 20 and 30 cents, while other groups will charge standard prices of 91, 50 and 2. A sprained ankle often heals in three to four days with Chamberlain's ointment applied as directed. Available from all dealers.
Illinois building commissioners selected the site for their state structure at the Panama Pacific International Exposition grounds. A special guard of honor from the artillery corps and the First Artillery band took part in the ceremony.
Penland Bros offers quick city and country moves for furniture and planes. Short trips or transfers, phone Main 320 for prompt hauling of almost anything.
A blaze swept the Union Pacific elevator in Armourdale Kansas destroying grain valued at 5 million dollars. Thirty houses burned and Swift and Morris packing plants were endangered as the fire spread through the area.
A locating party from the Kansha City chapter will place stone markers along the old Santa Fe trail in Missouri. They will start at Kanaie City and follow the route to Old Franklin in Howard County, about 190 miles distant.
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